Complete Plan to Establish Church Center at Myerstown
A June 4 1922 meeting of the Evangelical Congregational Church committee in Hutysratown Pa focused on a campaign to establish a church center in Myerstown. Attendees included Rev. G D Wheer Rev J S Hetaler Rev D G Reinhold Rev C P Kichling and others from Allentown Reading Lancaster and Columbia with Huphe Woodring serving as secretary. The session aimed to lay the groundwork for completing the church center project and campaign.
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Ray. J. Gerhart
Columbia
A. G. Flexer
Seluy Hill Haven
Pine Grove Pastor Heads Ref Classis
Rev H C Correll elected president of Schuylkill Classis to represent the church at Akron Ohio in the General Synod. Memorial Day visitors at the Stahl home listed multiple locals, with numerous area families noted.
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H.C. Correll
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Akron
Poorman Daubert Wedding In Lebanon Area
Andrew Poorman and Christine Daubert were wed in a St. Mary’s rectory ceremony officiated by Father J. J. Lawley. Attendants included maid of honor Josephine Daubert and best man Joseph Daubert, with a reception at the bride’s home. They plan to reside in Lebanon with the bride’s family near the new union.
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Mall of Honor
Lebanon
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Reverend William E. Martin Dies in Baltimore
Reverend William E. Martin, rector of Sacred Heart church Cornwall, died at 1:89 Saturday morning in St Agnes hospital Baltimore after years of illness. Born Gettysburg Pennsylvania, he served Harrisburg Diocese for thirty eight years and led Cornwall parish for about eleven. He survived by three sisters and a brother, with funeral rites at Sacred Heart followed by burial in Holy Savior Cemetery Cornwall.
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Mdiletown
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Es Fralla
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Wall
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Elizabeth Martin
Haitsburg
Charity
Leo Martin
Hartford
Connecticut
Jehutah
J. J. Lawley
St. Mary's Church
Carnwall
Daily Vacation Bible School at Campbelltown
Daily Vacation Bible School opens Monday morning June 6 at 12 a.m and continues daily 8 to 1:30 p.m except Saturday and Sunday conducted in the Reformed and United Brethren churches Children’s Day set for Sunday morning June 12 at 10 a.m at the Reformed Sunday school A Nash sedan was purchased by Daniel Capenhaver of Philadelphia and Mr and Mrs J Herring of Princeton report birth of a daughter Evalyn May and other local notes including a fire company meeting and pipeline work at Bachmansville road and Nain street
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A. H. Diesinger
A. M. Brandt
Georen
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Joe
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Nain Street
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United Brethren
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Philadelpia
J. Hy Herring
Princeton
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Moxy Wolf Foreberger
Severn
Philadelphia
New York
Philadelphia Residents Urge Mayor Schropp Letter protest
A reader criticizes Philadelphia police practices and city governance, likening the Police Department to an Irish regiment and urging Mayor Schropp to curb what he sees as anti business, anti visitor policies. The letter, signed by Charles F. van Tagen, Director of Organization and Advertising, expresses frustration with Republican Party leadership and pressures for reform.
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Philadelphia
Pelles
Vela
Judge Henry urges speed in criminal court
Judge Henry pressed for swift courtroom action amid a string of cases including probation for family involvement, a plea of guilty for a betengel charge, tax-related offenses, possession of illicit candy, and a grave assault case for a little girl. Several defendants faced continuances and new orders, while counsel protested delays and the court warned of potential penitentiary outcomes for future infractions.
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Mary Bowers
Alfred J. Hitz
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Palmyra
Pure Foot Department
State of Pennsylvania
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Risy
Dfstriot
Charles T. Hickernal
Commonwealth
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Hoey Price
Liatt
G. Moyer
Eat
Counse
Harrisbueg
Earl Brubaker
Harrieon Beck
Melvin Donmorer
James L. Atkins
Jal
Brunner Charged With Assault in Outspoken Local Incident
In a case heard just before noon Charles Brunner faces assault charges following an incident involving a local resident. A. Steward Würich, Esq., served as private counsel for the Commonwealth, and CR Gittgrion Bay represented the defendant.
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Ait Imllery
A. Steward Wbrich
Chiihel
Commonwealth
Gittgrion
Bay
Baccalaureat Day at Catholic High School Honors Graduates
Crowds filled the Catholic High School as baccalaureate exercises featured Father Wisker delivering an eloquent address. The ceremony included the Rosary and Litany, with St Mary's Choir, a solemn benediction, and diplomas to the graduating class. Commencement speaker Attorney Clare Gers Felverty from Philadelphia will address graduates later this week.
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Ite
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Philadelphia
Lebanon, Catholic High School
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St. Marys Church
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Deacon
Fattiord V. Smarsh
Totay
Clogs Bay
Canale High School
Che
Cernunn
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Home economics study signals demand for better home management
The editorial argues against declaring the Americas declining, noting a survey showing 50 640 students in 584 colleges studying home economics with 37 619 pursuing degrees. It asserts this indicates strong interest in home making and training for efficient household management, potentially becoming a formal profession.
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Americas
EXPERT TAX COLLECTORS AND AMERICAN TAXATION VIEWS
The piece argues Americans accept taxation as a right to part of earnings and criticizes heavy levies as bold government action. It claims income tax reveals public resistance to taxes and warns revolt may rise when state and local levies strain taxpayers. It reflects on England and the idea of accumulating wealth as a crime against society.
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England
Alumni Banquet for 40 Graduates Thursday
The senior group and 40 graduates will attend a banquet hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Helfrich of York, Pennsylvania at their cottage Victoria. The event marks initiation into St Marys Alumini Association with a planned schedule of lavish repast, cards, and social activities.
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York
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Victoria
J. Helfrich
Achoal
St . Mary’a Alumini Association
Alyimal
Sieer Tore
Baptismal Gathering Along Swatara Creek In Berks County
Nearly six hundred people gathered Sunday afternoon to witness ten individuals baptized by immersion in Swatara Creek between Myria and Frytown, Berks County. Rev. Mr Bush of the United Brethren Church in Manheim conducted the ceremony. many spectators came from Lebanon County after a revival meeting at the United Brethren church in the Gle...
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Agia
Fryatown
Exhonts Big Fish at Homburger's Bellas rant
Roy Knoll of Newmanstown employed by David Tobias exhibited a large fish at Homburger's in Bellas rant. The specimen weighed around six pounds and was caught yesterday at Delaware.
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Newmanstown
David Tobias
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