Death of Samuel S. Shearer in Elizabethtown
Samuel S. Shearer, 76, long-time Elizabethtown resident and Civil War veteran, died Wednesday at his home 78 East High Street after a long illness. He built a large cigar business, belonged to John M. Good Post 55 G A R and Christ Lutheran Church, and is survived by children Mrs. Joseph Goss Mrs. Daniel Heisey Miss Mazie Shearer and Hiram Shearer. Funeral 2:30 Saturday at his home. interment Mount Tunnel cemetery.
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Cora Shaeffer
Christ Kinsey
Lancaster
Harvey Ishler
Palmyra
Samuel S. Shearer
East High Street
Conewago
Mazie Shearer
Hiram Shearer
Mount Tunnel Cemetery
Frank Croman
Christ Lutheran Church
Jacob Shank
Arthur Morrison
Harry Forman
Rheems
William Leight
Dauphin
Samuel Dennison
Falmouth
Ephraim Ebersole
Simon Kinsey
Conoy
Elizabeth Kinsey
Samuel Kinsey
Walter Shank
S. H.”’ Club
Joe McLaughlin
B. Frank Wormley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Charles Eshleman
Waldo
J. A. Bitting
Leo Meade
Enola
Francis Atkins
Temple University
Philadelphia
J. W. Atkins
Eugene Duncan
Princeton University
William Morgan
Esther Frey
Harrisburg
Elizabethtown
Mt. Joy
Leo Kob
Florin
Ben. Johnson
Miles Detweiler
Annville
Elizabeth Cohick
Billmyre
Fl IK. Ober
Japan
America
Qober
Germany
Prof
Ober
Tokio
Tesid
Market House Hall
Harry Keener
F. C. Fisher
G. A. Shearer
Winchester
Elmer Gibble
E. L. Haldeman
Lawn
William Shiffer
Hummelstown
John Barbarian
Paul Ulrich
St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Sylvester Ulrich
Edward Spickler
Key West
Florida
John L. Auker
H. K. Ober
Harry Brinser
Paul
Peter Brubaker
Minnie
Martin
Mildred
Clarence
Jacob
A. A. Aumiller
Garfield Shearer
May Gross
Esther Hartman
K. Bernice Eckman
Teachers’ Institute
Mt. Joy High School
D. H. Ruhl
Carlisle
France Campbell
Ruhl
Paul Witmer
W. F. Campbell
Ralph Schlosser
Howard Fryer
Josie Cohick
Jere Hackman
Charles Griffith
Stanley
Willis Heisey
Elva
H. A. Merkey
C. V. Kinsey
Wm. Lebzelter
Wenger
Daisy
Florence Shearer
Stella Shaeffer
Margaret Foul
Edward Dean
Catherine Nitrauer
Anna Winters
Good's
Local notes from Bachmansville and nearby communities
William Lane of Sand ETE was in the area selling medicines. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Abram Hamilton at her Palmyra home and United Christian Church in Campbelltown. Property of the late Joseph G. Grubb sold for 1700 to Jere Martin. land lots sold to T Taylor and Frank Shiffer. Addison Martin visits family in Derry Church. Conewago Church to host Brethren meetings. Various locals, sales, and visits noted including Mr. Brandt, Melo Martin, Samuel Patrick, and Jacob Brandt.
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George Brenneman
Victor
Blanche
Lebanon
Isaac Tschudy
Shenk’s Church
John Snavely
Vian
Frank W. Myers
Myers
Allen D. Brandt
Palmyra
M. B. Brandt
Isaac Brandt
Ephraim Brandt
Irwin Brandt
Campbelltown
Jacob S. Brandt
Henry W. Brandt
Elizabethtown
Brandt
Phares Hein
Henry Templin
William Lane
Amos Shearer
Emma Geiman
Abram Hamilton
United Christian Church
Joseph G. Grubb
Jere FL Martin
Bellaire
S. Shiffer
Addison G. Martin
Derry Church
Mela
Church of the Brethren
Conewago Church
Tillie Booser
Wiliam B. Brandt
Hershey
William BP. Vetter
Melo Martin
Samuel Patrick
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