Miss Anna Mary Sample Weds Amos Diller in Columbia Home
Miss Anna Mary Sample, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Sample, married Amos Diller of New Holland yesterday morning at her parents home. Ceremony conducted by Rev George W Gensler of St John’s Lutheran Church in Columbia Pa. The Rev Charles A Eck transferred to Scranton Diocese. Funeral held for John Hall in Duncan non after heart trouble. District Sunday School convention planned near Blain with Rev John W Keener presiding. Mite Society of Presbyterian Church meets at the manse with Rev Robert Fulton Stirling hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church
E. Rosina Witt
Columbia Hospital
Edward L. Nolting
Lexington
Conrad Sprenger
West
Madura
India
Anna Mary Sample
Jacob Sample
Amos Diller
New Holland
George W. Gensler
St. John's Lutheran Church
Telegraph Columbia
Charles A. Eck
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Scranton
Blain
John Hall
Duncannon
Ickesburg
S. S
Telegraph Blain
Manassa Union Church
John W. Keener
Dervin Shumaker
G. H. Knox
J. C. Reighard
Dauphin
Mite Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Robert Fulton Stirling
Ruth van Dyke
Renovo
Marysville
E. Stuart Hartman
Littlestown
Trinity Reformed
Duncannon Christ Reformed
Ralph E. Hartman
Eaglesnere
Miriam Shuman
Enola
Ashland
J. Grimes Miley
New Cumberland
Jerry Spohr
Fred Myer
Philadelphia
Crawbaugh
York
C. D.beck
Pauline
Manchester
J. Swift
New York
Lloyd Whisler
Lewisburg
Samuel Whisler
William Ennis
Woman's Club Awards Prizes at Mechanicsburg High School
In Mechanicsburg Pa on June 21 the Woman's Club awarded prizes to sewing class pupils on the high school lawn. Prizes included silk work bags and chautauqua tickets for first and second place, with additional honors for diligence and regular attendance. Instructors and club members listed, with refreshments served after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
Woman's Club
George Fulton
Ralph Jacoby
H. Hall Sharp
KR. H. Thomas, Jr
Josephine Herrera
Mildred Bachus
Florence Ulrich
Elsie Lininger
Mabel Martin
Mabel Kintz
Celestia Strock
Mary Cleaver
Helen Devenny
May Garrett
Anna Baum
Alma Weise
Susan Reynolds
Catherine Creamer
Irene Slyder
Catherine Dice
Catherine Stokes
Janet Garrettson
R. H. Thomas, Sr
Helen
R. H. Thomas, Jr
Maniloa Zug
Ree Zug
Margaret Blackburn
Elsie Leader
Harry Mumper
Caroline Saxton
Marguerite Uhrich
Grace Zacharias
Catharine Keefer
William Lerch
R. B. Schroeder
Castle
William Seidle
Interesting Program For Mechanicsburg Chautauqua
Mechanicsburg Pa June 21 Chautauqua will be held the week of July 13 to 19 at South Market and Marble streets. The program includes Dr Lincoln Wirt on The Conquest of the Arctic, concerts by choir boys from Boston churches, Rosani the jugger, Victor's band, Schubert String Quartet Happiness a morality play by the College Players, The Strollers quartet, lectures by Dr Thomas E Green and Dr N McGee Waters on The Burden of the Nations and The Greatest Chance in the World, Bijou Trio The Mikado directed by George V C Lord, Dr S Parkes Cadman on Makers of America, and Rev J M Wells superintendent. Junior Chautauqua also to be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
South Market
Marble Streets
Lincoln Wirt
Jon
Thomas E. Green
N. McGee Waters
George V. C. Lord
Boston
First Baptist Church of
Ann Arbor
Mich
Gasoline iron blast burns Hummelstown resident
Mrs Charles Shepler of East Main street Hummelstown was seriously burned yesterday afternoon when a gasoline iron exploded showering burning oil over her arm and body. She remains under her family physician care. In Marietta Rev George Genzler and Rev W J Huntzinger hosted Lancaster county Lutheran pastors at Accomac with a dinner and speeches. Dauphin announces birth of daughter Jessie Winifred to Sherman and Mrs Stence of Heckton on Friday June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummelstown
Charles Shepler
East Main Street
Marietta
George Genzler
Columbia
W. J. Huntzinger
Lancaster County
Accomac
Dauphin
Sherman Stence
Heckton
Jessie Winifred
Lykens Fourth of July planned with big events
Lykens Pennsylvania prepares a large Fourth of July celebration managed by the Patriotic Order Sons of America with five reserve companies four bands two Red Cross nurse units drill teams and many organizations. The program runs July 1 to July 4 featuring band concerts parades races a sham battle and competitive drills with prizes and medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lykens
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Red Cross
Modern
Woodmen of America
West Borough
Tremont
Cressona
Minersville
Hummelstown
Millersburg
Williamstown
Llewellyn
First Alfalfa Cutting Reported Across Pennsylvania
The first alfalfa cutting is underway in Pennsylvania with farmers reporting a fine crop to the Department of Agriculture. Acreage is rising yearly while caterpillars damaged part of Bucks county apples. Overall, apple trees show abundant blossoms and near average production up about twenty percent from last year. Peach yield is projected at sixty to seventy percent of average in the peach belt with peach leaf curl and rain affecting fertilization. Tobacco acreage in Lancaster county increases as oats area declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
Bucks County
Peach Belt
Lancaster County
State Bureau
West Shore social notes from Marysville to New Cumberland
West Shore towns report social news and visits. Ruth Van Dyke returns home from Marysville. local clergy note absent colleagues at churches. multiple visits to and from Marysville, New Cumberland, and neighboring towns. Community events include ladies aid meetings, church lawn socials, and a Palestine lecture with 120 photos. Eight National Guard members from area units called to duty.
Rivermen Drag For Body Of Herbert Schaner
The Susquehanna river near York Haven is the scene as Rivermen search for Herbert L. Schaner 22 of 1326 Derry Street. His canoe overturned after hitting a rock during a river trip with J C Miller who was rescued. Both worked at Elliott Fisher Typewriter Works. Schaner, son of Rev W J Schaner of Columbia, had narrowly escaped death on the same river last week. A Wharton Extension School meeting tonight at 8 at the Wharton School Club will discuss his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Schaner
Derry Street
Schaner
J. C. Miller
Susquehanna River
York Haven
Miller
Columbia
Elliott- Fisher
W. J. Schaner
Wharton Extension School
Wharton School Club
Walnut Surest
Yardman’s Hand Crushed at Lucknow Yards
In Dauphin Pa on June 21 William Irvin at work in the Lucknow yards crushed his left hand. A doctor attended and after dressing he was sent home in a carriage. His hand is much improved today. Horsford’s Acid Phosphate advertised as a refreshing tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Lucknow
William Irvin
Bucknell 125 Graduates Seek News From Commencement
Bucknell University in Lewisburg Pa conducts commencement week events with 125 graduates. Dr Samuel I Ziegler and Roy P Leas elected to the board of trustees. ex Judge Harold M McClure named treasurer. Rev Samuel Zane Batten and Dr Clarence Augustus Barbour deliver addresses. Iroquois Band to perform at Elizabethtown July 4. hussar uniforms shown for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisburg
Samuel I. Ziegler
Roy P. Leas
Philadelphia
Bucknell University
David Porter Leas
Harold M. McClure
Leas
Samuel Zane Batten
Clarence Augustus — Barbour
Rochester Theologe: Seminary
Stonemen Branch to Be Formed in Harrisburg
A Harrisburg meeting at the Y M C A planned the organization of a Stonemen branch on Tuesday June 27. Rev H C Stone of Philadelphia leading the Stonemen Friendship movement paused en route to Cleveland. In Marietta Samuel L Quaries 22 was killed by machinery at Billmeyer quarries after being caught in the shafting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Stonemen
Harrisburg
H. C. Stone
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Marietta, Pa
Samuel L. Quaries
Billmeyer
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Antietam
Cumberland Valley Historical Society
Carlisle
Cumberland Valley
George E. Lloyd
Sl Society
Shippensburg
Chambersburg
Greencastle
Hagerstown Country Club
Washington
John Lindner
Diller
Eial
Teleerabh
Canalel
Mechanicsburg Chautauqua
P.O. S. of A
West Point
Gettysburg
Samuel Gilliland
Beales
York-Adams
West Point Military Academy
Theodore Morris
Gettysburg College
William Minsker
Fordville
Susquehanna
Middle Paxton Township
Minsker
F. E. Shambaugh
W. Zimmerman
W. Hepford
C. Kramer
Dpd. Smith
Henry
Susquehanna Township
Ruth Bowman
Bailey Kennedy
Aaron Shaffner
Elmer Rheam
John Stricker
Jennie Garman
William Hochlander
Charles W. Harris
Salem
Ohio
Ellen Edna
Daniel Trewett
Harry B. Greenawalt
McKinley Avenue
New Post
West Shore News
West Shore
Palestine
Shiremanstown
Syria
Keller Memorial Lutheran Church
A. M. Billman
Billman
AID Society
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
United Brethren Church
Church Lawn
Ladies’ Aid Society
Keller Memorial Church
King's Daughters
Annie Hoover
Merket Street
Herbert Schaner
Horsford
J Men
N. Third St
Georgette
Elizabethtown
Palmyra
Crescent Club
H. H. Brandt
Stonemen” Branch
United States
United States Tire Company
Nobby
Usco
Royal Cord
Plain
Stan Tre Company
Nobby’ ‘Chain
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