History of the Alleghany Evangelical Lutheran synod of Pennsylvania, together with a topical handbook of the Evangelical Lutheran church, its ancestry, origin and development . nd furnished it with slab seats and a small table for a pulpitdesk. In this condition, the congregation worshiped in it until1825 or 1826, when it was finished, and long remained the onlylog church in the whole county. Some years ago it was sold toMr. Jonathan Harpster, who let it stand on its first foundationto the present FRANKSTOWN (GEESEYTOllN), BLAIR COUXTY The first meeting for the purpose of either repai
History of the Alleghany Evangelical Lutheran synod of Pennsylvania, together with a topical handbook of the Evangelical Lutheran church, its ancestry, origin and development . nd furnished it with slab seats and a small table for a pulpitdesk. In this condition, the congregation worshiped in it until1825 or 1826, when it was finished, and long remained the onlylog church in the whole county. Some years ago it was sold toMr. Jonathan Harpster, who let it stand on its first foundationto the present FRANKSTOWN (GEESEYTOllN), BLAIR COUXTY The first meeting for the purpose of either repairing the oldchurch at Frankstown or building a new one was held June I,1882. An incorporation was granted by the court December 3,1884. The lot of ground on which the new church stands wasdeeded by Mary A. Warfel on June 30, 1884, to Jonathan Slippey,John B. Warfel, elders; Irvin Mentzer and John Edgeley,deacons, then council of the Evangelical Lutheran church atGeeseytown. On December 8, 1882, a building committee wasappointed, consisting of Jonathan Slippey, John R. Warfel,Irvin Mentzer, John Edgely, Henry Crawford, John H. Myers,Samuel Cruse and Jonathan B.
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