History of the Alleghany Evangelical Lutheran synod of Pennsylvania, together with a topical handbook of the Evangelical Lutheran church, its ancestry, origin and development . D.; 1840-1841, John Willox; 1843-1845,John G. Donmeyer; 1845-1847, John A. Nuner; 1847, P- P- Lane;1853-1857, P. ; 1857-1860, C. A. Fetzer; 1860-1862, John A. Nuner; 1864, J. M. Emerson; 1869-1872, Samuel Croft, ;1874-1876, P. B. Sherk; 1878-1887, George W. Stroup; 1888-1890, B. S. Dise; 1893, L. H. W. Kline; 1894-1899, R. F. Hassinger;1899-1902, S. V. Dye; 1903-1907, I. P. Hawkins; 1910-1912,George W. Strou
History of the Alleghany Evangelical Lutheran synod of Pennsylvania, together with a topical handbook of the Evangelical Lutheran church, its ancestry, origin and development . D.; 1840-1841, John Willox; 1843-1845,John G. Donmeyer; 1845-1847, John A. Nuner; 1847, P- P- Lane;1853-1857, P. ; 1857-1860, C. A. Fetzer; 1860-1862, John A. Nuner; 1864, J. M. Emerson; 1869-1872, Samuel Croft, ;1874-1876, P. B. Sherk; 1878-1887, George W. Stroup; 1888-1890, B. S. Dise; 1893, L. H. W. Kline; 1894-1899, R. F. Hassinger;1899-1902, S. V. Dye; 1903-1907, I. P. Hawkins; 1910-1912,George W. Stroup; 1916, H. L. Thomas. 450 TRINITY, KARTHAUS PIONEERS George Philip Guelich, the ancestor of many people in Clear-field County, and a staunch Lutheran, had reached this place inl8ll. John Reiter, Jr., came with Rev. Dr. Gaissenhainer in1X14; and Peter A. Karthaus and J. F. W. Schnars came in 1815. The Pennsylvania Ministerium was sending out traveling mis-sionaries for two or three months in the summer, in these occasionally visited Venango, Crawford and Erie Counties;hut on account of the Lewis robber bands, did not go throughClearfield and Center TKIX1TV LUTHERAN CHURCH, KARTHAUS, PA. In 1818, Rev. C. F. Heyer, afterward known as a pioneer inthe foreign field, passed through here on his way to the above-named counties, but we have no record of his preaching here. In 1822, Rev. George A. Reichert visited Karthaus and otherplaces in the county, and established three congregations in Indi-ana County. In 1824, Revs. A. H. Lochman, , and X. J. Stroh startedas missionaries to this part of the State, and in 1825 reported 451 NORTHEAST CONFERENCE having preached seventy-eight times, catechised and confirmedeighty, and called attention to congregations at Alleghany, Phil-ipsburg, Oldtown (Clearfield), and Curwensville. Surely thesemen, being from the same Synod as Dr. Gaissenhainer, wouldknow something about Karthaus and also preach here. In 1825, the West P
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