Potomac Synod Sets War Revision at 1935 Meeting
The Potomac Synod of the Re formed Church in the U S will push a war stance aligning with Quaker beliefs at its June 1935 Zion meeting in York. Hood College closed sessions in Frederick Md as the group urged prohibition zeal, sweatshop avoidance, and youth Bible study using Samuel S Baucks book Has Prohibition Failed.
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General Synod
He Reformed Church
U.S
Zion Reformed Church
York
Potomac Synod
Hood College
Frederick
U. S
Ghidehvon
Society of Friends
Acton
Samuel S. Baucks
Church of the Brethren to vote on military tax protest
At Hershey Pennsylvania the 135th annual conference adopts resolutions urging members to pay military taxes under protest and oppose civil marriages. Dr Ort ho Winger elected moderator as the denomination plans its 1934 convention between the Mississippi and the Rockies with Colorado Springs favored. Over 158000 delegates and visitors camped in the conference tent colony. Levi Ziegler denounced motion pictures and joy riding as a waste of time.
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Hershey
Church of the Brethren
Ortho Winger
Manchester College
North Manchester
Ind
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Colorado Springs
Nershey Park
Levi K. Ziegler
Waynesboro
Dr. Winger
Grant Weaver
Jonestown
Ordinance Granting Gettysburg Gas Pipeline Privilege
Borough approves Gettysburg Gas Corporation rights to lay and maintain gas mains on streets alleys and public places in New Oxford. The company must restore surfaces, comply with highway and street committees, and file written acceptance within sixty days with service installed within six months or the ordinance becomes void. May 3 1933.
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Gettysburg Gas Corporation
New Oxford
Gettysburg Gas’ Corporation
Getysburg Gas Corporation
Borough of
Gettysburg Gas Corporation Shell
Borough Council
Guy A. Staub
Tossers Battle to Tie in Third Penn Maryland Clash
Gettysburg and Hanover horseshoe teams fought to a 18 18 tie at Hanover as the Penn Maryland league championship remains unsettled. On Thursday June 15 Gettysburg and Hanover meet again on Gettysburg courts to determine the title with Kump leading Gettysburg and Little top Hanover.
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Gettysburg
Hanover
Kump
Little
Boy Breaks Arm Falling From Cashtown Roof
Seven year old David Morgan of Cashtown fell 10 to 12 feet from an out-kitchen roof at Clem Hartman home. Dr Albert Woomer treated the fracture then took the boy to Warner hospital for X ray.
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David Morgan
Hope Morgan
Cashtown
Clem Hartman
Death toll in Han over month rises to thirteen
The month shows thirteen deaths in Han over, eight more than the same period in 1932. Ten victims were male and three female.
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Hanover
Sunday Socials And Funeral Fraternal Meeting At Hampton
Local notes report visits among families from Biglerville to Hanover and York Springs. A St John’s Reformed church festival and sermons are announced. The Hampton Lutheran Church hosts memorial services with a Sons of Veterans salute. A state association meeting lays out monthly schedules and subcommittees for the Gettysburg session.
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St. John's Reformed Church
Biglerville
St. John's
Rufus Millhimes
Gettysburg
Edwin Snyder
Alvin Mummert
Hanover
D. H. Sharrer
Clair Tate
Hunterstown
John Tate
Harold Little
Hampton Lutheran Church
Hampton Council
Association
J. E. Shuler
Goldsboro
York Springs
Sons of Veterans
Littlestown
Pride of York County
Jacob Jones
Dover
Peach Bottom
Delta
Hauer
Spring Grove
Continental Council
York
Hellam
Summit Grove
New Freedom
Moss Rose Council
Seven Valleys
Joseph Beaverson
Lewis Hankle
A. A. Zeigler
Fern Houck
John Poff
Russell McKinley
H. J
Zeigler
K. O. Stouch
P. H. Diehl
C. H. Kerr
Gettysburg Silk Plant to Run at Capacity in June
Robert Berkheimer manager of the Eagle silk mill in Gettysburg said the plant will operate at full capacity in June after three weeks at 30 percent. At capacity the plant employs about 225 people on day and night shifts, marking a return to full production among Gettysburg’s large industries.
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Gettysburg
Robert Berkheimer
Eagle Silk Mill
Berkheimer
Eagle Silk
Gettysbore
O’sullivan
Hampton hosts Jr O U A M annual meeting set for June 1934
The Jr O U A M association session selected Hanover as the next meeting site for June 2 1934. S. Russel McKinley presided as 18 councils formed the group with new additions. Committees for resolution and auditing were named including D E Hartzell L C Zeigler and Philip Staub.
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E. L. Eaton
Stewart Council
Stewartstown
Fern Houck
Pride of
York County
Hanover
A. A. Zeigler
Goldsboro
P. B. Diehl
Codorus
York
J. C. H. Kerr
Salem
York New Salem
J. R. Shuler
J. O. Stouch
Jacob Jones
Dover
H. J. S. Zeigler
Littlestown
C. E. Smith
Peach Bottom
Delta
S. Russel McKinley
D. E. Hartzell
Hampton
E. E. Beshoro
Philip Staub
L. C, Zeigler
Local social update and community notes in Hampton area
The report covers visits by Misses Decker Menges Rickrode and others to relatives in Abbottstown New Oxford and Gettysburg area. Gas line work begins with about 200 workers. Sunday school delegates attend Emanuel's Reformed church convention. Festival receipts total 110 dollars and local funeral attendance noted. Memorial parade appreciated by a large crowd.
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Lutheran Sunday School
John Nickey
Osborne Gordon
Reformed School
Emanuel’s Reformed Church
Abbottstown
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