Mount Joy Industries Run Full Tilt Boosting Jobs
Mount Joy industries report full operation with the Grey Iron Casting Company running day and night and turning down orders. Brown cotton and silk mills operate five days a week and continuously, while Gerberich Payne Shoe Company and the New Standard Hardware Company run full time, signaling a strong local economy.
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Mount Joy
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Gerberich Payne Shoe Company
New Standard Hardware Company
Neffsville News Notes Local Church and School Events
Golden Rule Class meets at Mae Frey home on Tuesday. U B Church to host clam bake October 4. Neffsville High School 11th graders plan a doggie roast at Chiques Rock. Wedding set for October 4 at St Peter's Lutheran Church Neffsville. Local residents visit, teach and travel. Read the Record a dollar fifty per year.
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Neffsville High School
Chiques Rock
U. B .Church
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M. P. Haverstick
George D. Custar
M. D. Custar
Kissel Hill
St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Neffyville
J. W. Lulacki
Philadelphia
John Lotz
John Hornberger
Jacob Hornberger
Columbia
C. G. Fulmer
Easton
Community News Notes from a Pennsylvania Mennonite Area
Friday events report neighbors cutting an eleven acre corn field in under three hours near Mrs. Zug. Dozens attended baptism at Ira Longenecker's church and three were received into the Church of the Brethren. Local families shared visits and meals across Manheim Brunnerville Lansdale Hemrley Goatesville Penryn and Florin communities.
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David Zug
Harrison Shue
LeRoy Weidman
Homer Ginder
C. F. Foremian
George Boyd
Phares Landis
Jacob Shenk
Norman Landis
Irvin Snyder
Henry Eby
Clayton Huber
Abram Kilheifer
Harvey Miller
Norman (Odd
Edgar Miller
Ehner Bucher
Lloyd Bucher
James Musser
Homer Hiestand
Phares Snyder
David Buckwalter
Lester Graybill
LeRoy DeLong
Tra Longenecker
Ferry Buckwalter
Henry Carper
Zug
Bnty-one
Ira Longenecker
Church of the Brethren
Emlin Landis
Samuel Young
Elizabeth Gibbes
Brunnerville
Forrest Henning
Arlene
Harold
Paul
Mr. Henning
Lansdale
Sanford Todd
John E. Bradley
Victor Landis
Ellen
Manheim
Samuel Geib
Ruth
Hemrley’s Church
Abram Strickler
Brannerville
Elwood Bradley
Penryn
Joseph Peters
Joseph Peters, Jr
Goatesville
Emma Cochran
John E. Eshleman
Flori
Charleston History and Early South Carolina Capitals
Charleston, originally Claris town, founded as an English city in 1670 and growing to become a major American city by 1775. It was incorporated in 1783, served as state capital until 1790, while Columbia was laid out as a capital in 1786 and first served as the capital in January 1790.
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Claristown
America
South Carolina
Columbia
St Johns Church marks 201st anniversary homecoming
The annual reunion of St. John's Episcopal Church at Compass celebrated its 201st anniversary with hundreds of former parishioners from several States. The church founded in 1729 marked its bi centenary last year and historical notes recalled its role during the Revolution.
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Parkesburg
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Compass
Mankind's Failings Pascal Quote Reflections
A quoted reflection on human vanity and the desire for lasting recognition. The author notes that society seeks fame beyond immediate circles and that esteem from a few around us can feel sufficient. The passage emphasizes humility in the face of legacy.
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Pascal
Proposals to Amend Pennsylvania Constitution Joint Resolutions
Readings submitted to voters include two joint resolutions by the General Assembly to amend Article three section twenty two and Article seventeen section eight. The first would let the General Assembly set investment rules for fiduciaries. The second would prohibit free or discounted railroad passes except for officers, clergy, and blind persons.
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Secretary OF the Commonwealth
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General Assembly
James A. Walker
Commonwealth of Pennesylvania
United States
Ames A. Walker
the Commonwealth
Commonwealth of PennsyVania
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Spain
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