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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1911

Page

11

Nehemiah the Prayerful Leader and Jerusalem’s Restoration

The Sunday lesson surveys Nehemiah’s faith in the God of heaven and his patience in fasting and prayer. It notes his hidden origins, his captivity, and his resolve to rebuild Jerusalem’s wall despite reproach, with God’s hand guiding king and people toward restoration.

Nehemiah Nehemish Hachalish Israel Isa Sly Zerubbabel Ezra Babylon Jerusalem Joseph Moses Daniel Mordecai Heaven God Isaiah Jesus Zion Dan

Swatara Township Sets Up Five Commissioners and New School Board

Swatara township will be governed by five commissioners An drew Bressler Charles E Livingstone M J Aungst John Y Boyd and Simon H Grove The board meets first Monday in January to organize with highways street lighting water and sewerage under its charge O C Bishop Oberlin elected treasurer The township becomes a third class school district with 5630 population and seven directors G A Green W H Hoerner D W Shaffner six years W L Eshenaur P I Parthmore four years Frank Horstick and C E Shuey two years

Swatara Andrew Bressler Charles E. Livingstone M. J. Aungst John Y. Boyd Simon H. Grove Oberlin O.C. Bishop G. A. Green W. H. Hoerner D. W. Shaffner W. L Eshenaur P. I. Parthemore Frank Horstick C. E. Shuey

1910 anthracite coal output and safety report

Ames T Roderick reports 1910 anthracite coal production at 83 683 994 net tons, second only to 1907, with a stable profitable trade. Fatal accidents totaled 509 in mines and 92 outside. most deaths from falls, cars, explosions, and blasts. Major operators employed thousands. by county output listed for Carbon, Columbia, Dauphin, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Northumberland, Schuylkill, Sullivan, Susquehanna, and Wayne.

Ames T. Roderick Department of Mines Roderick Reading Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Lehigh Valley Delaware and Hudson Pennsylvania Columbia Dauphin Lacka- Wanna Luzerne Northumberland Schuylkill Sullivan Susquehanna Wayne

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