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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1910
Page
10
The Derry Presbyterian Church invites worship with Rev. G Benj Segelken as pastor. Morning service at 10 80, evening service at 7 00 with choir, Sabbath School at 1 30, Y P S C E at 6 15. Topic Christ a Trustworthy Religious Teacher. Public welcome.
United Brethren observes Temperance Day at both local U B churches and Gravel Hill. Rev E E Stauffer of the Anti Saloon League will speak here Sunday at 10 15 a m and Gravel Hill at 7 15 p m. Attendance rises with new scholars and Otterbein Men’s Bible class near fifty. total Sunday school attendance reaches 128.
Revival services at Gravel Hill U. B. church gain interest as attendance grows. Pastor O G Romig is assisted by Rev C W Stinespring of Baltimore, solicitor for the Quincy Orphanage. On Thursday evening Rev Boyd Wenger, Lebanon Valley College student, preached.
Resolutions note with sorrow the death of Annie Hess a dear scholar and member of the community. The passage laments the loss and invokes gratitude for her life and the impact she made among friends and neighbors.
The United Brethren Sunday School notes the death of Mr Moyer a member of the German Baptist Church. They express sympathy to his family and invite consolation in faith. A copy of the resolutions will be published and the burial followed at the German Baptist Church cemetery. Mr Moyer served as janitor at McKinley High School for three years and the funeral was well attended by school children.
The funeral for the late Samuel Mayer, who died Sunday January 9, aged 71 years eight months four days, was conducted by Rev. Samuel Witmer and another pastor. The notice notes the cause as complications of diseases and mentions the Y M C A meeting in Hershey Park Bowling Alley.
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