Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-29

tongo. ]. X. Freed; Mannheim, j. S.
Harper; AIillersburg, Mark l.. Burger:
Marysville, s. l.. Wiest; Mount Car
mel, w. II. Egge; Mount JOY, |. r,
Johnson; Myerstown, r. c. Deibert;
Palmyra, Thomas Knecht; Pembroke
and Rutherford Heights, J. G.. Rosen
berger, w. S. Harris and supply; Pine
Grove, j. a. Heck; ReXmont, p. g.
Boyer: Richland, w. j. Dech; Shamo-
kin, A. G.. Flicker; 'Steelton, j. NJ,
Shoop; Sunbury (FirsD, II. ID. Kreid-
Ter: Sunbury (Second, f. G.. Gost;
Tower City and Williamstown, w. a,
Kutz and Supply; fremont, n. \.
Barr: Trevorton. r. +. Andrew; Wi
conisco. a. W. Warfel.
Quarterly Conference Members -
BerrysburE Quarterly Conference, NJ
+. Ritzman; Harrisburg (Harris ST.
f. j. Miller. G.. OFT; (Park ST., j. G.
Sands: Lebanon (F'irsD, ]. X. Knerr;
Kleinfetersville. +. Sechrist; Myers
town, c. A. Bowman, E. L. Stauffer,
j. p. Stober: Professors in Albright
College and J. y. Feger; Sunbury
(Second), Thomas Knecht, Jr.
Reading District
The Rev. \. NJ. Sampsel, presiding
elder:
Adamstown, c. T.. Huber; Birds
boro, Grant Seidel; Boyertown, j. NJ
Rinker: Bridgeville. NJ. ID. Simpson
Cressona, J. e. Banner; Fleetwood, A.
y. Koch: Hamburg, c. NJ. Rothermel
KutZtown, :. y. Dissinger; Lansdale,
II. ]. Click; Mohnton, +. s. Longsdorf;
Obey, y. s. Stauffer; Perkasie, W. II.
Schlappich; Pequea, II. S. Heffner;
Philadelphia (ChrisD, A. w. Brown
miller; Philadelphia (Germantown)
J. II. Shirey: Philadelphia (BetheD
s. IL. Heckler; Philadelphia (Belfeld
Ave.). S. II. Chubb; Philadelphia
CGrace), II. J. Q. Rinker: Plymouth
Meeting, i. W. Musselman and Sup.
ply; Port Carbon, +. B. Yocum; Potts
town, J. y. Smith; Pottsville, w. fl.
Christ; Quakertown, y. w. Schuler:
Reading CTirsD, a. w. Cooper; Read
ing (Grace). J. w. Hoover; Reading
(Bethany). A. J. Brunner; Reading
est PauD. II. L. Fassnacht; Reading
(Trinity), II. L. Baker: Reamstown
and Ephrata, |. j. Reitz; Royersford,
l.. O. West: Rock and Friedensburs,
S. \. Kelsey; Schuylkill Haven, w. II.
Hartzler; Shillington. c. +. Hess;
Terre Hill, w. $ Rehrer; Trappe, Roy
Sinclair.
Quarterly Conference Members -
Philadelphia (Grace), B. ID. Albright
and w. P. Rhoda. Conference Evange-
list. and ]. S. Overholtzer; Reading
(Bethany), +. f. Erdman: Reading
CFirsD, y. NJ. Sampsel; Pottstown, j.
NJ. Longsdorf; Perkasie, c. II. Egge
and G. ID. Sweigert.
Closing Sessions
At the afternoon session of the con-
ference yesterday the following were
chosen as members of the trustee
board of the Old Folks Home at Lew
isburg, Pa: the Revs. w. f. He'll, a.
NJ. Sampsel, A. B. Saylor, A. w.
Brownmiller and ]. S. Heisler Lay
men, A. w. Pontius, a. p. Schnader,
Charles Neast, S. n. Valley.
The Bishop announced the follow
ing as having been received into the
itinerary: The Revs. L. K. Hart, w. T.
Harner, j. a. Smith, ]. a. Heck, n.
n. Lower and G. II. Seidel.
Conference gave way temporarily
for a brief meeting of the church eX-
tension society. President, the Rev.
\. w. Brownmiller, presided. The
Rev. +. S. Borkey of Lebanon, was
elected to the board of trustees.
Elect Temporary Officers
The Ministerial and Lay Temper
ance Reform Alliance held a brief
business session. President. the Rev.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year.
President, the Rev. +. S. Woodring
of Tamaqua: vice-presidents, Allen
town district, the Rev. &. ID. Huber.
of Allentown; Harrisburg district, the
Rev. j. 7. Gross of Lancaster; Read
ing district. the Rev. y. w. Cooper of
Reading; secretary. the Rev. n. A.
Barr, of fremont; treasurer. the Rev,
W. J. Scheifley, of Easton: lay repre-
sentatives G. |. Davis of Allentown.
The secretary of the alliance, the
Rev. n. A. Barr of TremoRL read the
report of the executive corrTlittee to
the body. Treasurer, the Rev. A. E.
Hangen of Harrisburg submitted his
annual report. The president urged
strong local emphasis upon the matter
of pledge signing, and explained the
various phases of the LincoIn-Lee
system of pledge signing.
The Ministerial Aid Society held a
brief business session. The Rev. w
f. He'll, president of the society, occu-
pied the chair.
The Rev. a. B. SayIor of Allentown