Behind the pageant of worship and celebrations, a church has business to conduct. In the early 20th century, many congregations were growing as the population
Mr. Edward C. Heffner lived in Ellwood, a small city in central Indiana. Elwood was first known as “Duck Creek”, and had that name when
The 1920’s saw an enormous increase in manufacturing operations throughout the US. Public interest in stocks and investments reached unprecedented levels, and the continuing expansion
Mr. Henry Hall lived in Cornwall, a pretty town on the Hudson River in southern New York State – about 50 miles north of New
Mr. George Rauth sold clothes and/or did tailoring at his business, 113 North George Street in York, PA. Mr. Robert Conner of 59 South Pine
Tellings stories from the past.