Reform Reunion Program Announced at Pen-Mar
The 24th annual reunion of the Reformed churches of Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia will be held at Pen-Mar on Thursday July 17 with Rev Elmer Coblenz Carlisle Pa delivering the address Crisis of Christendom A College Hour led by Rev Clayton Rauck and a reunion of college alumni are planned Special trains will be run to Pen Mar for the event The program lists instrumental prelude hymns readings prayers solos addresses and various religious observances The directors and officers include Ephraim Cornman Emory Coblenz J B Shantz and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Churches of
Clayton HW
Pen- Mar
Assembly
Elmer L. Cobleniz
Carlisle
The
Clayton T. Rauck
Local Electric Rates Ruling Benefits Frederick Consumers
A Public Service Commission ruling in Baltimore allows an annual minimum electric charge to be credited across months, enabling Frederick and Baltimore customers to shift overpayment to months with higher usage. The Frederick Gas and Electric Company currently charges $1 monthly minimum, forcing some small consumers to pay for unconsumed electricity. Community action urged: Frederick consumers should petition the Public Service Commission, with Board of Trade support, to pursue redress and ensure fair charges for working people and light-using households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Board
Baltimore
Public Service Commission
Mayland
Gas and Electric Company of
Baltimor Chis
Battymore
Frederick
Gas and Eltectric Company of
Frederick Gas and Electric Company
Frederick Board of Trade
Mute Minister Uses a Gun Near Eakte's Mill
Former Maryland School for the Deaf teacher J Clayton Wyand, now a minister, deaf and previously a teacher at Frederick, faced assault and intent to kill charges after a water line dispute led to a shotgun confrontation with farmer Charles A W Rohrer near Asukle's Mill. Rohrer was injured in the leg. Wyand appeared before Justice Stover at Books horos. Rohrer is an uncle of Ray F Rohrer of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland School
Chas. A. W. Rohrer
Min Mud
Wrand
Rohrér
Whigh
ReLler
Rohrer
W Wrand
Wyand
Witt Hin
Maryland
Sela
Gallaudet College
Washington,d. C
Ife
Justice Stover
Bookshoros
Mr. Rohrer
Ray F. Rohrer
Daisy Pa State Flower Emblem Held by Legislature
Pennsylvania House and Senate approve a conference report designating the daisy as the state floral emblem. June is Daisy Day in schools statewide. The bill now awaits the governor's signature as debate over the violet and lilac is resolved. The daisy is praised for its wide recognition and accessibility to all children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Harrisburg
Alexander
Duckman
Huffman
Conference Committee
Jackson
Signs Commission Bill Establishes New City Governance
Governor Tener approved the Clark senate bill to adopt the commission form of government in third class Pennsylvania cities. The five member council includes a selected mayor, affecting about 25 cities with populations from 12,000 to 96,000. Philadelphia Pittsburgh Lancaster and Scranton remain exempt. He also signed the Roney anthracite coal tax bill setting a 2.244 percent ad valorem levy, with 50 percent returned to the mining county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tener
Harrisburg
Clark Senate
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Lancaster
Scranton
Sinclair Free Taken to Sanitarium in Allentown
Samuel Sunclair, once a state highway inspector, pardoned after two months of a six month sentence for his role in the Steckel kidnapping plot, was released on proper papers and taken by relatives to a sanitarium near Philadelphia. The item ends with an advertisement line about saving money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Free
Allentown
Samuel Sunclair
Anna Steckel
Harvard
Philadelphia
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All College
Baptist Church
J.H. Day
Norfolk
Ephraim Cornman
Washington, D. C
Emory L Coblentz
Middletown
Rev. J. B. Shantz
Chambersburg
Samuel S Brenner
Mechanicsburg
Howard PF. Bair
Hanover
W. ©. Birely
H T. Weaver
Getlyeburg
George A. Hollinger
M. Ro Gibson
York, Pa
David M. Hurley
Tagerstown
James M Mullan
Erieston Street
I. H Day
First Baptist Church
Day
Ian
Crozier, Theological Seminary
Chester
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Episcopal Church
FE. H. Lamar
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Quarterly Review
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freenan Dixon
Pinkhant
Aiuilla
Grace Reformed Church
Builders
J. A. McLean
United Brethren Church
Vwummelbaugh
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ulysses
G Rupp
Ulysses S G Rupp
Trinity M. E
South
Trinity M. EB
J J. Ringer
Epworth League
Evangelical Reformed Church
Edward A. G. Hermann
Ceasna
Henri L. G. Kieffer
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
AH Saints Protestant Episcopal Church
William Walker
Church of the Brethren
Eilder Silas K. Utz
New Market
J. Welty Fahrney
St. John’s Catholic Church
Gospel Mission
Lambert
Patrick Street
Evenibs
Evangelist Mission Association
Frederick City
Evangelist Mis
Sion Association
Winchester Street
Gospel Mission Chapel
Gospel Migsion
Winchester
Carnahian
MU Pleasant
Kaddacle
St. ‘Hsethy’s Chapel
Schleysvile
Stev
Episcopal Mission
Schleysville
Pullman
Pullman Motor Car CO
N. George Street
York
Celtysburs
LaPlata
White
McDonnaugh School
Lee Reich
Professor Reich
Rhubarb Charlotte
Deizoit Free Press
Daisy PA
Standar
Washington, D.C
Richmond, Va
Norfolls
New Jersey
Mpany
Charlotte, N. C
Charleston, W. Va
Charleston, S. C
Harry G. Dorsey & Co
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Hagerstown & Frederick Railway Co., Frederick Gas & Electric Dept
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
A. Kate Gittinger
Neo Sen
Metor
Cailroad
Griffin & Griffin
West Patrick St. Frederick
Ernest Helfenstein
Amos Urner
Helfenstein & Urner
Dell & Albaugh Buildin
Market Street
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