Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-21
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VAS hacked with more than 100 persons
and many more were at the doors.
The complete list of appointments will
probably not be given out until tomorrow
or late this afternoon at the very earliest,
pishop Berry said shortly after 10
o'clock this morning, when he turned
over the chair to Bishop Nicely.
mo mower on earth, under the earth
or above the earth will hurry us In com
pietlng the work of appointments ne
declared 1--WE will stick at It. all day
tnday ana tomorrow, II necessary, and we
want to remain untroubled, unless some
case Of fragrant injustice or other matter
OF especial Importance comes up, which
should be brought to our attention we
would have adjourned today II 1t had not
been for the great mass Of work which
faced us"
SOME OF THE TRANSFERS.
Not more than half the pastors named
on the official tentative list for probanie
change will be transferred, II the appoint
ments follow tradition.
Names on this list which are attracting
the most widespread attention In his city
are the Rev. @. b. Burns, OF calvary
Church; the Rev. +. w. Hart OF the
Columbia Avenue Church the Rev tlad-
stone Holm, Of the Church of the Advo-
cate. Germantown; the Rev. j. u. g
Hanna, for many years pastor OF the
Twenty-ninth street Church the Rev. H..
A. Parsels. of the Twelfth Street church !
the Rev C. w. Buckley, of the Memorial
Church. and the Rev. William Powick'
of the st. Andrew Church
other pastors in the city named as pos
abilities for transfer are the Rev j. +.
Cox. of the Devereaux Memorial Church;
the Rev. NJ " Stewart, Of Mt Carmel
Church: the Rev. Alfred Heebner OF the
Ridge Avenue Church, RoNboroughi the
Rev. +. w. n. Barrett, of the sanctuary
Church. Roxborough; the Rev. George
Gaul, of the Tioga Church; the Rev D. u
Wilson, of the Union Church; the Rev. D
q Garter of the Epworth Church; the
Rev. c. L, Gaul, of the s d. Cooper Me-
mortal Church: the Rev. l.. p. Karholsen'
of the Sayers' Memorial Church; the EeV'
w. q. Jones' of the Grace Churchi the
Rev. G. II. Lorah, of the Green street
Church: the Rev. S. O. Fosdal, of the Nor
weRIan and Danish Mission. and the Rev
A, H. Leo. of the Trinity Church.
The more important changes contem-
plated among the out-of-town pastors are
those of the Rev. r.. a. Mcllwain. OF the
Oak Street Church. Norristown; the lteV'
W. H. Lindemuth, of the PottsViIe
Church; the Rev. samuel McWll.iains; !it $, VI
the Trinity Church, Chester; the Rey.
Bertram Shay, of the Ridley Park
Church; the Rev. Il. b. Baker, of the
Broad Street and Salunga, Lancaster the
Rev. Allan Judd, of the Paol Church the
Rev. f. A. Manlove, of the Parkesburgh
Church; the Rev. A. II. Gerberich, of the
Pomeroy Church; the Rev. G. b. Brod-
head, of the Bristol Church; the Rev ID.
s. Sherry, of the Church of the Covenant,
and the Rev. Frank Herson, of the Grace
Church, both of Reading; the Rev w. G'
Tyson, of the Delaware Water Gap
Church, and the Rev. j. c. Wood, OF the
Mauch Chunk Church
oUT-oF-TowN APPOINTMENTS.
other out-of-town pastors, whose names
are on the list from which changes VIII
be made, are the Revs. A. c. James,
Amber Edgar Black, Bethayres; Charles
Truax, Bethel Circuit B. NJ. Posten. Ce-
darville and Temple G. f. Selflheld, Chal-
font A. NJ. Vivien, Cheltenham; W. X.
Kimmel Cornwells: w. c. Esbenshade,
Doylestown and Cozens Memorial; James
Cunningham, Hamburg; II. b. Baird,
Hulmevlle and Bensalem; r. j. CARRIER.
Mahanoy City; j. II. DankS, Mahanoy
Plane; II. II. Prouse, Montgomery Square ;
c. H. Egee, New Philadelphia and Middle
port.
L. Guernsey, Port Carbon; j. Brand
reth, Prospectvile; Il. w. Burke Wind
sor Street, Reading; e. b. Harshbarger,
Richboro and PENIS Park; A. G. Graham,
Trevose r. A Welker Tullytown and
Emilie w. E. Smith, William Penn
George Hamilton, Analomink; a. NJ.
huuer, Belfast ana "lHu IdpI a. H.
Shalkop, Catasauqua W. A. Hearn, Glen
don and West Easton; w. II. Aspril, East
Bangor; G. w. Shires, East Mauch
Chunk; H G. Rowland, Lahaska; r. j.
McBeth, Lansford: G.. II. G.. Rowland,
Lumberville r. o. McRae, Mountain
HON; II. T. Zeiders. Portland; II. ~
Weston, Raubsville w. II. Hershey. Sum
mti Hill w. E. Hardness, Tannersville
A. B. Goudie, Tobyhanna; John Williams
Welsh Mission Clarence r. Berry, Bethel
+. A. Tyson, Cressona; w. l.. SteclS
Evansburg; A /. COLON, Halifax; Percy
Boughey, Hummelstown; r. ID. Louden
Manada and Paxton; w, r. Rdington
Middletown and Riverside; Il. B. Dixon
Pine Grove; II. b. Slider, fremont anC
Donaldson; g. A. Kerr, Wiconisco; w. $
Hausman, East Lansdowne; J. Il. Gala
CHER, ELAN and Bethlehem Harry TruaX
Fremont; L. r. Janney, Friendship; j. r
Tompkins Glen Mills and Stony Bank
W. p. Compton, Gradyville; w. a. Lewis
Landenberg and Flint Hill w. H. Mich
ener, Lima W. L. Cam, Marshalton.
It. S. Minker, New London and Kembles-
Vile; r. n. Keiser, Norwood T, r
Crooks, Quarryville; e. W. Ser, Swarth'
more; b, S. Stull, Trainer; John Stringer
Media John Ellery Upland Il. F. Car
son, West Grove; C. E. Boraston, AtgleT
and Mount Pleasant; Russell Kern, Balm
bridge and Falmouth G.. Il. Archer, Bird.
in-Hand and Soudersburg; L. p. Zook
Boehms; William May, Charistiana and
Gap; w. H. Reeves, ChuTchtown and
Morgantown; W, F. Humphrey, Coven-
tryville; E. II. Wallace, Cynwyd; +. j
Hartman, Georgetown; II, c. Geckle
Giadywyne; c. j. AK, Glenmoor; A. W
Kaufman, Goodwill and Ebenezer; W. *.
Macneal. Hopewell and Hibernia.
G. W. Tovey, LeOla and New Holland
T. NJ Hyde, Malvern; H. II. POticher
Marietta; j. l.. Nef, Millersville and
Marticville; C. B. Johnston, Mount Joy