Senior Citizen Center, 35 South 2^nd Street - had been a funeral home since the late 1800s, originally run by Jacob Hopple, followed by WH Hopple and then Lee Kell. Many funeral homes in the 1800s were outgrowths of a cabinetmaking business. Originally, when there was a death, the family would contact the local cabinetmaker to make a coffin - later they asked that the cabinetmaker transport the coffin to the home, then the church and cemetery. Eventually, the cabinetmaker was also asked to prepare the body. Predating the funeral home, this was the site of an early 1800s house built of sawed logs by Dan Rider. The center began with funds from Penna. Elderly Flood Emergency Program following hurricane “Agnes” in 1972. The doors of the Senior Citizen Center opened its doors in 1973 to all older Americans.