Jehoiakim Burns the Prophet's Book Sunday School Lesson
The Aug 13 1911 lesson recounts Jeremiah's prophecies and writing of the book, Jehoiakim's burning of the roll, Baruch the scribe, and the response of God. It notes Jeremiah's ministry, the temple setting, and the fate of Jehoiakim and his son, with reflections on Bible resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehoiakim
Jeremiah
B. C
Josiah
Jerusalem
Terussalem
Temple Courts
Nebuchadnezzar
Daniel
Jehosiakim
Trenty
Amanuensis
Baruch
Neriah
Jehndi
Professor Bennett
Jehudi
Professor Brown
Local News Bits from Royalton and Nearby
Crowe moved household goods from the Hoffman property on Penn street to the Hetrick property on Dock street. Miss Mary Kelsh of Washington D C visits her parents on Royalton street. Hite filed nomination papers for re election as assessor. Kauffman and son Harold spent Friday in Philadelphia. Rutherford placing a concrete walk on Dock street by A E Sohn and crew. Clinton Smith spent the past week at Ocean City. Mr and Mrs Harry Hoar and son Albert spent Saturday in town as guests of Mr and Mrs Rutherford. Mrs Jacob Berger is seriously ill at her Penn street home. Mr and Mrs John Mathias left for Burnham for two weeks with Mr and Mrs Mah Jon Wolf. Rev Z A Weidler and family left for Mt Gretna for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hite
H. T. Kauffman
Harold
Philadelphia
J. M. Rutherford
Dock Street
A. E. Sohn
Clinton Smith
Ocean City
Harry Hoar
Albert
Wm. Rutherford
Jacob Berger
Penn Steet
John Mathias
Burnham
Mah- Jon Wolf
Local Notes: Residents Recoveries and Visits Across Town
Mrs. Amanda Sides, previously ill, is improving. George Lehman of Harrisburg spent Wednesday in town visiting friends. A. 5. Bender and son Parke vacationed in Atlantic City. B. Hawthorn returned to Philadelphia after visiting J. C. Hite and family. Miss Mae Smith left on a two week vacation to Glen Rock and New Freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Sides
George Lehman
Harrisburg
Bender
Parke
Atlantic City
B. Hawthorn
Philadelphia
J. C. Hite
Fire at Sand Beach Barn Burns in Storm
Lightning struck the Henry C. Eppinger barn at Sand Beach during a storm last week. The barn was quickly ablaze and only stock could be saved. A large quantity of corn was destroyed. Insurance with Annville Mutual partially covered the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Eppinger
Sand Beach
Annville Mutual Insurance Company
Hershey Band Receives Cake and New Instruments
After the Thursday concert and a Harrisburg grocers picnic in the park, Thorley Baking Co presented the Hershey Band with an immense cake. R. M. Wolfe gave the presentation speech as new instruments arrive and the band earns praise for Sunday’s performance. They will play again next Sunday evening from 6.30 to 7.30 in the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburge Grocers
Thorley Baking Company
R. M. Wolfe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wrycliffe
Ingersoll
Babylon
Hershey Cafe
W. G. Payne
Royalton Items
Illmer Crowe
Hoffman
Penn Street
Hetrick
Dock
Mary Kelsh
Washington D. C
Rife Street
Z. A. Weidler
Mt. Gretnah
Hershey Band
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