Massive chestnut tree stands tallest on Mt Gretna slope
The Elizabeth town Chronicle notes a chestnut on state land near Mt Gretna adjoining James Nauman’s Elizabethtown farm. It measures 29 feet in circumference, a massive trunk enduring many winters and storms.
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Mt. Gretna
James Nauman
Elizabethtown
Meaning of the Conference of The Church of the Brethren
The article reviews the Conference of the Church of the Brethren as portrayed in Gospel Messenger. It highlights the conference’s history from 1768 in Germany to its American expansion, cites editorial cautions on enforcing minutes, and notes a shift toward educational focus while preserving discipline and unity. It also mentions editors Falkenstein and Reber and a 1911 district history project. Frank Reber and Salacia Meek marry in Lebanon.
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Conference of the Church of the Brethren
Gospel Messenger
Hershey
Germantown
Pennsylvania
G. N. Falkenstein
Ffty
Church of the Brethren
Germany
Era of
Lancaster
Frank Reber
Lebanon
Salacia Meek
Reber
History of the Brethren conference completes church history volume
A 688 page illustrated history of the Church of the Brethren in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania from 1708 to 1916 is prepared with labor and cost under a committee chaired by R Zug and G N.
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Conference of the Brethren
Church of the Brethren
Eastern District
Pennsylvania
Gervals
Lolowing Committee
Zug
Atlas
Estate of Mennon Hershey Deceased Administratrix Appointed
Letters of administration granted by the Register of Wills of Dauphin County to Malinda Hershey administratrix of Menno F. Hershey deceased. Creditors requested to pay promptly and present claims to Malinda Hershey or her attorney Re M Hershey. In re Estate of Ira S. Kohr deceased.
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Mennon
Hershey
Derry Township
Dauphin County
PENNSYLVA_NIA
Register of Wills
Malinda Hershey
Menno F. Hershey
Hershey, Penna
RE. M. Hershey
Ira S. Kohr
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William EK. Stetler
Enola
New Kingston
Mennonite Church
Sailsbury Township
Martin R. Hershey
Lancaster County
I. W. Martin
Albert Detweiler
Oberlin
Wilson
Lebanon Valley College
Washington
United Brethren Church
Hummelstown
George W. Young
Kentucky
Grand Commandery of Knights, Templar
Scranton
Bradley W. Lewis
Tunkhannock
A. Howard Thomas
Phiadelphia
Robert O’boyle
Sunbury
William M. Donaldson
Harrisburg
Washington Camp
Palmyra
North Londonderry ‘Township
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Brumbaugh
Atglen
Thorndale
Middletown
Reading
Oliver Wolff
H. CG. Frick Coke Company
Connellsville
McCall
Nver
Susquehanna
Perryville
Royor Susquehanna River
EB. Bolton
Joseph Ober
J. Landis Strickler
George Balsbaugh
Elliott Hossage
Union Deposit
Bennett & Sons
John Seibert
Hoernerstown
Farmers’ Bank At
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Franklin County
Allegheny
Mountville
John M. Frndy
Daniel Wickle
Levi Light
Eichle
Middletown Press
John F. Reynolds
Star Independent
Mechanicsburg
Geddap
Rudolph Blankenburg
Philadelphia
Uramus College
Collagayilla
Collagre
Ursinus Collazo
Irealand Seminary
Franklin MacVeagh
the Treasury
History of the Brethren
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Hershey, Pa
E. M. Hershey
C. S. Maysfair
Brethren’s Convention
Chas. L. Schaeffer
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Bell Phone
Hummelstown Gas 4» Fuel Co
Atlas Farm
Wilmington
Del
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Joplin
New York
Mhladelphle
Ted
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