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The corner-stone was laid March 13, 1898. The pastor was assisted by Rev. Dr. Henry Mosser, pastor of the First Reformed Church, Reading, who preached the sermon. The building operations now commenced in earnest, but much rainy weather retarded progress. On June 19, 1898, the last day of the pastor's first year's ordained ministry, Trinity Reformed Church was dedicated. The full liturgical service of the Reformed Church was observed. All the responses were chanted, accompanied by the music of the pipe-organ built and installed by Elmer E. Palm, of Mt. Penn.
To the right of the altar inside the chancel is the pipe-organ, of excellent mechanical construction and sweet musical tone.
From "History of Trinity Lutheran Reformed Church, Mount Penn, Pennsylvania" web page by M. L. Herbein
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