Ashes of Rev. Paul Schaffner Buried in Hummelstown Cemetery
The ashes of Rev. Paul Schaffner, Reformed Church missionary, were interred at 4 p.m. in Hummelstown cemetery after being carried from Japan in a sealed urn and casket. The Rev. Fesperman led the services, with memorials by the Lancaster Classis and Hummelstown Reformed Church. Mrs. Schaffner and her children returned to their father-in-law’s home in town.
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Hummelstown
Paul Schaffner
Japan
Tokio
F. J. Schaffner
EF. F. Fesperman
Reformed Church
Fesperman
Schaffner
Lancaster Classis
Florence Stephenson
Carrie Stare
Violet Stare
Stoverdale
Grace Hoerner
Ruth Ebersole
Alma Hoover
Linduth Edris
Bobney Buser
Edgar Smith
Samuel Wood
Meade Duncan
James Mullin
Kenneth Stuckey
Oscar Laucks
Robert M. Bair
R. A. Callender
L. J. Schoonover
Sweet Valley
John Muth
Caledonia
Charles D. Brehm
Russell and
Katherine
Katherine Ulrich
Robert Rhan
Washington
Elizabeth Mutzabaugh
Ralph C. Gingrich
Williamsport
Irvin N. Bomgardner
Ressler
Seattle
Wash
Bernice Nissley
J. H. Buch
Elizabethtown
Elizabeth Lundy
New York
James Lundy
Citizens’ Band
Union Deposit
Acme
Colebrook
J. W. Horn
Norman Helff
Mechanicsburg
Ethel Lehman
A. S. Lehman
Jacob Shope
Harry Swovelin
Ladies’ Auxiliary
American Legion
Shope
LeRoy Wolgemuth
Neal D. Miller
Central
Homer Mack
Pittsburgh
Davis Mack
Robert Bell
State College
Joseph S. Early
Mary Kroberger
Joseph Kroberger
Cleveland
Joseph
J. J. Bolton
Donald Bolton Jacobs
George Bolton
Steelton
Harold Hellyar
W. M. Shoop
HE. Z. Etter
W. A. Umberger
D.L Reigel
HH. G. Ritts
John Reager
Palmyra Council Transacts Business
Palmyra Pennsylvania July 16 borough council sold two cemetery lots at public sale to John Johnson for 950 dollars. Ordinance 87 final reading signed by Burgess T Frank Ream defines trolley company paving obligations on Main street and road bed work. Several local notices and personal items follow including deaths and social visits.
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Palmyra
John Johnson
T. Frank Ream
Trolley Co
Main Street
Mary A. Jdachman
Lebanon
Albert
Carper
Misa Esther Lael
Walter Abold
Philadelphia
Charles Noll
J. Landis Shoe Co
Bowers Beach
F Harrison P. Gibble
Abraham M. Gibble
Manheim
Sadie J. Eckert
Amon Eckert
RB. 1
A. 8. Hottenstein
German Baptist Church
East Petersburg
Baekiah Hetrich
Hiram Hetrich
Basehore Family Reunion Draws 400 Across Multiple States
ELIZABETHTOWN PA July 16 More than 100 Basehore clan members from Pennsylvania New York Colorado Ohio California and New Jersey gathered on the College campus for the reunion Plans call for a similar gathering on July 5 1926 in the same place Officers elected President John H Bashore Highspire Vice President Samuel Bashore Mechanicsburg Secretary Isaiah F Bashore Elizabethtown Treasurer Charles Bashore Enhant Recording Secretary John H Bashore Lebanon The afternoon program featured Rev Pierce Swope Lebanon welcome address by Rachael I Bashore Elizabethtown vocal solos by Edward Bashore Harrisburg a recitation by Miss Blanche Gray Elizabethtown a solo by Calvin Sahn Akron QC an address by Dr Lewin Bashore University of Pennsylvania and other performances plus business sessions. A separate note mentions local social events and a marriage, with others listed as attending.
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Elizabethtown
Basehore
Pennsylvania
New York
Colorado
Ohio
California
New Jersey
John H. Bashore
Highspire
Samuel Bashore
Mechanicsburg
Isaiah F. Bashore
Charles Bashore
Enhant
John Hi
University of Pennsylvania
Florence Bashore
Ray Bashore
1Élva Slike
Johnstown
Rey
Pierce Swope
Ray Bashores
Ira Gibble
Yorktown
Jerelyn Coover
Ruth
Hanover
Walter Shaeffer
Washington Street
Mervin Parder
Near Town
Harry Baum
Newberry
Ay, Ean
Amanda Nissley
Marrage
West High Street
de Hoover
Church of God
IL. Nissley
A. 2
Ream
Filso
Klein Chocolate Co
Calvin A. Sahm
Alcon
Jno, Gray
Willow
Local social notes from Campbelltown and nearby towns
Campbelltown and surrounding areas report visits by the Sullivan and Ehrman families of Newark and Middletown, car purchase by Harold Risser, a Carmany reunion planned for July 18 in Ed Carmany’s grove, vacations taken by Rev Hi Aulenbach, a Salem Reformed Church bulletin board dedication, and social events including a kitchen shower for Mr and Mrs Clayton Bom Garder and visits by the Gringrich and Howard families.
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Sullivan
Dorothy
Grant I. Ehrman
Newark
N. J
J. J. Landis
Middletown
Wolfersbergers
Harold Risser
Charles Dissinger
Lebanon
Carmany
Grove
Ed. Carmany
Aulenbach
Salem Reformed Church
P. Swope
Moses Light
Annville
Ed Werner
Shafferstown
Irvin Good
Clarence Gingrich
Clayton Bomgardner
Elizabethtown
John Howard
Sand Beach
World Broad Notes From A Varied Collection
An eclectic mix of historical curiosities and antiquities includes Missouri clay as a German substitute in wartime glass making, old English Mercury newspaper usage, a Rho desia mission plastered with red clay, ancient dentistry in British Honduras, and a Chinese wheelbarrow transport scene. It mentions Buddha temple interiors filmed for missionary aid, a ship burial, Yangtze cave shepherds, shoe making operations, and Han dynasty figure COBECH Ta ai lun producing the first hand sheet of mulberry bark paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta'ai-lun
China
Pennsylvania The Home of an Enterprising People
Dr. Frederic A. Godcharles cites Pennsylvania’s greatness through its history and industry. He notes Penn’s treaty spirit, vast production in coal steel glass and machinery, numerous cities, and high employment and wealth. He also mentions various unrelated facts about Europe population bee stings prairie dogs and ancient Rome.
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Pennsylvania
Frederic A. Godcharles
Milton
Harrisburg
William Penn
Penn
Senator Hoar
Mississippi Valley
Gulf
Venice
America
Philadelphia
Great Britain
Berks County
Germantown
Clyde
Scotland
Delaware
United States
Four Day Clearance in Family Shoe Section
Local store advertises a four day clearance to clear ladies and missy pumps and oxfords in tan gray and two tone, as well as boys men and children shoes with prices from 1.00 to 5.95. Includes apparel and accessory offers and warnings about excluded lines.
Clearance sale on Florsheim oxford shoes in narrow widths
Men and young men with narrow feet can find 35 pairs of Florsheim oxfords in black and brown on an aisle table. Sizes cover A and B widths and the clearance price is remarkable. Limited stock means items may sell quickly.
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Florsheim
Florsheims
Remarkable Clearance On Men’s Shoes At Special Prices
Extra special clearance of young men crepe sole tan oxfords and brown Kangaroo Bostonian high shoes. Fifty pairs of Scout Army Munson and heavy work shoes priced to move. Goodyear West Army and Moccasin style with Panco soles offered at 3.95. Limited sizes remain, act fast to save.
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Army
Munson
Goodyear West Army
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John Z. Yorty
Miles F. Long
Cleophas A. Horst
Hiram W. Myers
Cyrus F. Zimmerman
E. Main Street
Mt. Gretna
Morris M. Moyer
Deer Park
E. A. Wood
Equitable Life Insurance Society
Moyer
The
Kreener’s Park
Joseph Lauck
Ralph Sherk
Hazelton
John Zeigler
Beulah
Cyrus Jtunkle
Steelstown
Hershey Park
Wiliam Penn Highway
Harry S. Mark
Benjamin St. Mark
Joseph F.lauck
Weltmer
Robert Klick
James A. Sadler
Veterans’ Hospital
Oteen
N. Caro
Castle Point
N. Y
Melvin
Sarah Bowman
Railroad Street
Martha Vineyard Island
D. A
George P. Speicher
Albert W. Miller
Irwin Allwein
Ellen
Irvin Shank
J. Baum
W. J. Williamson
Lawn
Nathan Ruth
George M. Sherk
Fredericksburg
W. M. Anspach
Roy and
Paul
Strasstown
J. R. Engle
E.M. Baum
H.S. Heilman
William Bowman
Allen Brandt
Harry Runkle
Sara
Erma
Mr. Runkle
Henry Bohr
Coffeetown
Harrison Blouds
William E. Albright
Walter K. Detweiler
East Hanover Township
Franklin P. Bacastow
L. J. Gilbert
C. F. Schneider
J. Howard Schneider
William Bretz
C. S. Manwiller
John L. Rambler
Grantville
Harry Kettering
W. Main St
Villa Nova
J. Raymond Engle
C. N. Harnish
Atlantic City
Lawrence Galebaugh
Ruth Martin
Catherine Miller
N. Chestnut St
Atantic City
Harry Smith
H. P. Peiffer
G. A. Redsecker
Vermont
New Hampshire
White Mountains
Portland
John Hose
Catherine
Maggie Brown
Jacobs
Hazel Ruhl
Ephrata
Leonard Ailys
Geo. B. Cohick
Ami
Avatar Bible School
Church of the Brethren
Mary Stauffer
York
Victor Gruber
Woolworth
Mt. Carmel
H. K. Freymeyer
Naomi A. Freymeyer
Harry C. Kendig
J. S. Kendig
Salunga
M. E. Parsonage
R. N. Edwards
Westminster
Howard Fryer
Elsie Cohick
George and
Harold
Josie Cohick
Froy Schlosser
Caledonia Park
Jeanette Stauffer
Grace Hottman
Locust Grove
Harry Eshenbaugh
Miller Hershey
John Hershey
Isaac Foreman
Risser’s Church
Elmer Baum
Frank Shay
Annie Dommel
T. J. Oberholtzer
Daniel Haines
Lancaster
Andrew Haines
Donegal Springs
Clayton Haines
Abraham Snyder
John Flowers
Lester Boyd
Jacob Daveler
Lewis Sillers
Mt. Joy
Mary Clifford
Mary
Elva Herr
College Avenue
Asbury Park
Wm. Cover and Family
John Dissinger
Margaret Finefrock
Winchester
Garfield Shearer
S. D. Manning
Wilbur Heisey
Walter Heisey and
Bridgeton
D. W. Heisey
S. Market Street
Palmyra Council
Campbelltown
Missouri
Mercury
Broken TE
Rhodesia
British Honduras
Theuilding
Yangtze River
United
Europe
Texas
Ancient
Rome
Hershey National Bank
Hershey, Penna
Comfort Oxford
W. B. Coon Co
Stout
Oxfords
Rexall Drug Section
Reiker
Jergen
Stew Eee
Allfor
Dept. D
Charmhouse
Abe
Piedmont
Newline
Hershey Department Store
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