Reverend George Strine Dies Suddenly at 58
Rev. George W. Strine longtime Centenn ial Memorial United Brethren minister in York Pennsylvania dies unexpectedly at 4:12 PM at York Hospital after weeklong illness aged 58. He served 38 years as a pastor, led multiple Pa. charges, helped build a $50,000 Sunday school, and mentored in Manchester and Greencastle areas. Survived by widow Ama Prowell Strine and four Strine siblings. Funeral Saturday at Manchester parsonage with brief services.
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George W. String
Wellown
Centennial Memorial
Pennsylvania
Mr. Strine
R. Glen
Cenee Memorial United Brethren Arch
Minter
DeWitt P. Zuse
Kinestown
Enry Z
Sarah Rhodes Strine
Manchester Township
Lebanon Valley Colle
Mt. Pisgah
A. M. Greencastle
Mt. Grove
Tont Alito
Greenaunt
Spry
Greencastle
Frederick
Emigsville
Yoe
Lions Invited To Lutheran Pageant At May Meeting
Rev Dr Amos J Traver of Evangelical Lutheran church invited Lions to attend a May pageant marking the 400th anniversary of the church. The talk occurred during the club’s regular luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with guests from Frederick Thurmont and Baltimore.
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Amos J. Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Francis Scott Key
Thussday
Maryland
Palatinate
Traver
Frederick
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Creagerstown
Monocacy
Byron A . Winebrewer
Tylea B. Engle
Eleanor Etchelberger
Paul Gleichman
J. H. Schmitt
Ernest Hammaker
Thurmont
J. C. Petty
Jesse W. Rotb
Moving of Heim family to Thurmont home prompts help list
A large moving event occurred as Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Heim relocated from the Daniel Wight farm at Knoxville to a new residence near Thurmont. The helpers included many Hesdin and Wolfe family members and friends, with a large dinner served.
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Charles £. Heim
Daniel Wight
Knoxville
Thurmont
Air
Chas. Heim
James Wolfe
Chas. Heim Jr
Calvin
Beltsville CCC Camp Destroyed By Fire
A spectacular fire at the Beltsville CCC Camp in Maryland, likely incendiary, destroyed a large barn, mechanics shop, and part of a materials shed. It also wiped out 45,000 feet of lumber, two trucks, hay, fence wire, and assorted machinery. Firefighters from 25 companies fought for two hours. educational advisor John Small put damage at 8,000 to 10,000 dollars.
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Beltsville
CCC
John Small
Chester at 2 P M Service and Interment Notice
Chester time 2 P M with further services at St Pauls Church Manchester Interment in Shinestown Cemetery local church notices indicate funeral observances and burial plans for the deceased in the town.
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Chester
St Paul's Church
Manchester
Shinestown Cemetery
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