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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1909

Page

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Otterbein Men’s Bible Class Wins State Parade Banner

The Otterbein Men’s Bible Class received the top banner for largest percentage of members in parade participation at Harrisburg. Rev. O. G. Romig, W. D. Long, and Arthur Hocker led two weeks of planning and a 57 person train pickup to the capital city parade. The Hershey Band provided music as about six thousand men marched from Second to Chestnut Streets.

Hershey Harrisburg O. G. Romig Arthur Hocker P. & R. Railroad Juil Second Chestnut Ottebin Men’s Bible

A Brief History of the Salem U B Church

The article sketches the history of Salem United Brethren Church in Hershey Pennsylvania. It notes the difficulty of early recordkeeping and relies on memories from the oldest members. The congregation's story spans over fifty years with devoted lay workers highlighted.

The Salem U. B. Church Salem United Brethren Church Hershey Mhence

Hershey Briefs Delegates At State Sabbath Convention

Hershey reports include Mrs J Moyer and Miss Catherine Mumma attending the State Sabbath School Convention in Harrisburg as delegates from the United Brethren Sunday School. Guests at Rev O G Romig’s home: John Kirk family, Prof M G Oberholtzer, and Fritz Hendricks. A horse incident near Hershey Park ends with Mr Will C Erb unable to move the stubborn horse. he posted it at a telegraph pole and returned home by trolley, later retrieving the animal. Harry Haverstick awaits 6000 tulip and hyacinth stalks from Holland for Mr M S Hershey’s grounds.

Hockersville Erb Hershey Park Mr. Erb Harry Haverstick Holland M. S. Hershey

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