Directors sworn oath witnessed in May 1910
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of May 1910. Witnesses S Hershey E Snyder W Stauffer signatories. Directors listed.
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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
2
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of May 1910. Witnesses S Hershey E Snyder W Stauffer signatories. Directors listed.
Rev. Charles K. Fegley, fresh from the Ministerium of Pennsylvania meeting, takes charge as Field Missionary and plans creative efforts toward establishing a Hershey congregation. Sunday school sessions at 3 15 p m in P O S of A Tall will continue regularly.
The annual Orphans Home Day and United Brethren Reunion will be held in Quincey, Franklin County, on Thursday June 2. Attendance is expected to be the largest ever. Special trains will run from Cumberland Valley. Afternoon exercises will feature Orphanage children and music by Hagerstown St Paul’s Sunday School. The home’s new bakery, added to the equipment this past year, will be an object of interest. A special train is noted.
The service will depart Harrisburg at 7 52 a m on a round trip with a fare of one dollar, details indicate an affordable schedule for travelers.
An echo meeting of the Worlds Sunday School Convention will be held at the United Brethren church. Delegates Rev. O G Romig and Morris McCurdy will speak. The Gravel Hill U B church hosts its fourth anniversary with Rev A S G Renn preaching. An adult Bible Class rally, addresses by several reverends, and the Lebanon Salem Male Quartet with four selections are planned.
Barker proposes a new idea in insurance as a scheme where alimony would be paid by both parties if a marriage ends in failure. Parker prompts further explanation in this Boston Herald inspired exchange.
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