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* Walter Gustafson 1964+
 
* Walter Gustafson 1964+
 
** WIS 1964-12: Westbrook, Maine: Bro. Walter Gustafson has moved into this state from Manchester, [[Connecticut|Conn]]. Trust the Lord will go before him in this move."
 
** WIS 1964-12: Westbrook, Maine: Bro. Walter Gustafson has moved into this state from Manchester, [[Connecticut|Conn]]. Trust the Lord will go before him in this move."
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* Clark McClelland 1947-1957
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** then at [[Spring Hill Gospel Hall, ME]] 1957-1967
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** LOI 1949-12: '''Workers' Conference Largest Ever Held''': "Registration exceeded 100, it was reported, making it the largest workers' conference in the 16 years since a few gathered in the home of T.B. Gilbert at Knox, [[Indiana]]." It was located in Philadelphia. Clark McClelland (based in Westbrook, ME in the article) gave an afternoon report on pioneering, alongside Ermol Robinson, David Lawrence and William Rae.
 
* Barry Stultz
 
* Barry Stultz
 
** a grandson of H.F. Stultz, Barry was raised at Bethany. He and his parents were among the founders of Spring Hill Gospel Hall in 1957.
 
** a grandson of H.F. Stultz, Barry was raised at Bethany. He and his parents were among the founders of Spring Hill Gospel Hall in 1957.
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* [[Fred Allison Thompson]] +1920-1938 (b. 1891 Revere, Suffolk, MA - d. 1982 Sidney, Kennebec, ME)  
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* [[Fred Allison Thompson]] +1920-1938 (b. 1891 Revere, Suffolk, MA - d. 1982 Sidney, Kennebec, ME)
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** previously in fellowship with [[Byfield Gospel Hall, MA]], introduced by his brother, [[Walter Eric Thompson]].
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** previously in fellowship with [[Byfield Gospel Hall, MA]], introduced by his brother, [[Walter Eric Thompson]].
 
** In 1938, Fred Thompson co-founded (with five others) [[Augusta Gospel Hall, ME|Augusta Gospel Hall]], where his son Jim presently serves as a correspondent.
 
** In 1938, Fred Thompson co-founded (with five others) [[Augusta Gospel Hall, ME|Augusta Gospel Hall]], where his son Jim presently serves as a correspondent.
  

Latest revision as of 11:03, 4 January 2021

Bethany Gospel Hall, ME (OB) 1916-1982

Correspondents

  • Howard Franklin Stultz, Sr. 1916-1982 (1880-1982)
    • @ 51 Lamb St., Cumberland Mills +1927-1936+; 819 Main St., Cumberland Mills +1943+; 538 Main St., Westbrook +1948-1983+;
    • formerly at Cliff Street @ Boston 1907-1916 sporadically

Notable Alumni

  • Daniel F. Chick
    • came into fellowship at Bethany as a teenager (late 1940's, early 1950's), co-founder of Spring Hill, also having served as a correspondent at Spring Hill Gospel Hall, ME since 1966.
  • Walter Gustafson 1964+
    • WIS 1964-12: Westbrook, Maine: Bro. Walter Gustafson has moved into this state from Manchester, Conn. Trust the Lord will go before him in this move."
  • Clark McClelland 1947-1957
    • then at Spring Hill Gospel Hall, ME 1957-1967
    • LOI 1949-12: Workers' Conference Largest Ever Held: "Registration exceeded 100, it was reported, making it the largest workers' conference in the 16 years since a few gathered in the home of T.B. Gilbert at Knox, Indiana." It was located in Philadelphia. Clark McClelland (based in Westbrook, ME in the article) gave an afternoon report on pioneering, alongside Ermol Robinson, David Lawrence and William Rae.
  • Barry Stultz
    • a grandson of H.F. Stultz, Barry was raised at Bethany. He and his parents were among the founders of Spring Hill Gospel Hall in 1957.
  • Fred Allison Thompson +1920-1938 (b. 1891 Revere, Suffolk, MA - d. 1982 Sidney, Kennebec, ME)

Sources

  • OB AAB's 1927-1983
  • Dan Chick & Barry Stultz 1-3-2021
  • Words in Season (WIS): 1964-12;
  • Letters of Interest 1938-3
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