Elderly Matriarch Celebrates Ninetieth Birthday at Home
Folly Biely nee Nye marks her 89th year turning ninety in March, living with daughter and son in law Mrs. Hummer at a long cherished home near Hindnagle church. A devout Lutheran, she finds solace in the Bible and awaits God’s blessings in gentle retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hummer
Folly Biely
Nye
Hindnagle Church
Swatara ¢Réerk
Ola Fis
Biely
Cyrus Mutch
John W. Snake
Hummer
Mother Biely
Bellegrove
Widow Biely’s long life and hardy memory across Annville
The aged widow Mrs. Biely, wife of Jacob Biely, long a North Annville resident, narrates her family’s roots in the area. Her descendants include sons John and Moses Biely in Lebanon and West Hanover, plus daughters married into local families. She recalls friendships, travels to Chicago in old age, and her faith as a constant companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Biely
North Annville
Jobn Biely
Lebanon
Weimer Machine Shops
Moses Biely
West Hanover
Dauphin County
Biely
Henry Hummer
Bellegrove
Jubn Boger
John B. Boger
Cyrus Boger
Lizgie Hiely
Henry Light
Chicago
Windy City
Sarah Biely
Lawrence Light
Priscilla Biely
Fernster
Annville
Ilving
15th Annual Exhibition of Garden Seeds Display
Fifteenth annual show features 250 farm and vegetable seeds and as many flower varieties. Seeds like Burpes Golden Beauty Pedrick Perfected Beauty and Chester County Mammoth are in stock, with Bunx Golden Beauty and Pedrick Perfected Meat substitutes. All offered on warehouse terms. 25 cents extra seed credit per dollar purchased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burpes
Pedrick
Chester County
Bunx
Chester County Mammoth
McGowan Seedsman Drugist and Seventh and Cumberland Streets
Selections from a historical page mention McGowan a seedsman and druggist associated with Seventh and Cumberland Streets. The fragment notes a business or listing and places but lacks full context or dates. Authorities or organizations are not clearly identified in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGowan
Seedsman
Seventh and
Cumberland Streets
Captured a Bittern at Stoever's Dam
Herman Breaslee captured a large bittern at Stoever's dam on Friday. The bird, also known as stake driver and meadow hen, measured 3 feet 6 inches from wingtip to wingtip and stood half as tall as an ordinary man when erect. It was wounded but captured alive, its plumage highly admired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Breaslee
Stoever's Dam
Modern Travel Shifts with Fast Trains and Buffets
A veteran businessman compares old and new travel times between Philadelphia and New York. He notes Reading Railway's fast trains from 7 am to 7 pm, buffet parlor cars, and strict adherence to schedule, which cut travel time to about five hours total including business in New York. He praises rail improvements and says the line aims to capture all business travel between the two cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reading Terminal
Philadelphia & Reading
Jersey Central
Liberty Street
Philadelphia
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Earth’s Topography Shifts After Martinique Eruption
Col H C Cumming of the United States Geological Survey reports higher elevations across multiple Pennsylvania localities after the Martinique volcanic eruption. He notes increases from two inches to more than twenty four inches compared with earlier readings at Honeybrook, Chester County, Columbia, Lancaster County, Gettysburg, Adams County, Newville, Cumberland County, and Harrisburg, Dauphin County, suggesting seismic activity may be a contributing factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Cumming
United States Geological Survey
Martinique
Charles D. Wolcott
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Jeyel
United States
Honeybrook
Chester County
Columbia
Langaster
Gettysburg
Adams County
Newville
Cumberland County
Harrisburg
Dauphin Coun
Pretty Parlor Masque Delights At Miss Kiscadden's Home
A Friday evening parlor masquerade hosted by Miss Ethel Kiscadden on the Cornwall pike near Ninth street featured elf like masked attendees in a kaleidoscopic scene. Guests included Misses Mary Miler Ruth Kiscadden Annie Clements Agnes Reed Bethe Kiscadden Jennie Murren Mary Bowman Laura Murren Mary Clements and Messrs Ira Bowman Paul Johns John H Shank Gee Light John Folmer Robert Vonmor er.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Kiscadden
Cornwall Pike
Ninth Street
Mary Miler
Ruth Kiscadden
Annie Clements
Agnes Reed
Bethe Kiscadden
Jennie Murren
Mary Bowman
Laura Murren
Mary Clements
John Milley
Ira Bowman
Paul Johns
John H. Shank Gee
Light
John Folmer
Robert Vonmorer
Miss Mary Siegrist Hosts Sunday School Class
Miss Mary Siegrist entertained her Sunday school class from the First Reformed church at the Siegrist residence 536 S Sixth Street. The evening featured music and pleasant pastime with guests treated to choice refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed
Uriah Siegrist
S. Sixth Street
Mary Siegrist
Fire Reformed Church
Will Learn the Business from Drug Store Entry
Ralph Hartman residing on Chestnut between Fifth and Sixth streets entered the drug store of Frank H. Atkins on North Eighth street with the aim of learning the business. He expects to attend lectures at Felphia this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hartman
Chestnut
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Frank H. Atkins
Eighth
Felphia
Candle Talk Opens Friday at C E Convention
Friday afternoon session featured a junior rally with about 300 children from fifteen societies. T. J. Grant Shields of Philadelphia spoke on spreading the Holy Spirit via candles, followed by papers on local society work and personal effort. Evening address by Dr. Hoyt highlighted soul winning as a duty, then a storm delayed some attendees. A large luncheon concluded the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields
Philadelphia
Storm
Hoyts
Co. E
Grunert
T. J. Grant Shields
Philadelphia Union
Christ
Mizpal
M. BR. Fisher
Palmyra
Ella Tlack
Annville
C. H. Johnson
C. E
Charles Ranch
Trinity T. B
Iey
Waldo
E. E. McCurdy
W. F. Spayd
W. E. Stabler
L C. Fisher
Lebanon
Lebanon County
Pittsburg
Iara B. Beardslee
South Ninth Street
Rex Wayland Hart
Epiphany Baptist Church
Jesus Christ
Walter Scott
Waverly
City Wins School Board Smallpox Hospital Bill Case
A hearing before Alderman Miller in North Lebanon township ended with judgment for the city over a disputed bill of 50 dollars for nursing and treating Miss Emma Smith, a smallpox patient, at the municipal hospital. Health officials testified. the school board offered no defense. settlement may occur. otherwise an appeal is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Miller
North Lebanon Township
Health Department
Emma Smith
North Lebanon Town
J. Marshall Funck
Yor
E. H. Gingrich
W. L. Siunner
Board of Health
John Light
County Almshouse
John Quarry
Dawson Light
Ambrose Seifert
Governor Reappoints Two At South Mountain Asylum
Governor William A. Stone renames Jacob M. Shenk of the city and Reading Times editor Thomas Zimmerman as trustees of the state chronic insane asylum at South Mountain near Wer nersville for a three year term. Dr J L Lemberger and Horace Brock are also recently reappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Stone
Jacob M. Shenk
Thomas Zimmerman
Reading Times
South Mountain
Wernersville
J. L. Lemberger
Horace Brock
Bass Season Opens Soon With Shorter Game Law
City sportsmen plan to fish for gamey bass as season begins Monday. A stricter game law shortens the season by sixteen days this year, counting Sundays when fishing is illegal, keeping fishermen in check longer than before.
Man Charged with Malicious Mischief in City Case
John A Firestein of 724 Locust Street faced Alderman Miller on a charge of malicious mischief. The accusation claims he threw water in the prosecutor's parlor and other areas, breaking window panes. A warrant was issued to County Detective Sattazahn. the accused will be asked for bail at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A Firestein
Locust Street
Miller
Edith Gehret
Sattazahn
Arizona sisters visit Lebanon for summer hosting
Mrs. D Wallace Roy and her sister Mrs. J Stewart Roy arrived in Lebanon from Iyecor Arizona. They will spend the summer with their mother Mrs. David Calle and return home in October. In July they will visit Cabe May and Atlantic coast resorts. They will be joined by their sister Miss Emilie Colle who will winter in Arizona and Southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Wallace Roy
J. Stewart Roy
Lebanon
Iyecor
Arizona
David Calle
Cabe May
Atlantic Coast
Emilie Colle
California
Woman Fends Fire By Throwing Stove Into Alley
Mrs Lavina Runkel saved her Strawberry alley home near Fourth Street from a Saturday fire caused by an oil stove tank leak. She pitched the blazing stove from the kitchen to the yard where it exploded. Afterward she collapsed and needed a physician. her hands and arms were burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina Runkel
Strawberry Alley
Fourth Street
Ming
Pleasant Places on the Philadelphia and Reading Railway
This item advertises a book from the passenger department of the Philadelphia and Reading railway. It contains information on pleasure resorts hotels and boarding houses along the line and is available via a ticket agent at 14 North Sixth Street Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
North Sixth Street
Reading
Middletown Bank President and Cashier Indicted
Dauphin county grand jury charges B. S. Peters Middletown bank president and F. D. Rider cashier with criminal counts tied to bucket shop speculations in iron and steel stocks. Bank run followed as depositors were paid promptly, while stockholders await trial outcome. Authorities anticipate arraignments before Judge Simonton in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin ‘County
B. S. Peter
Middletown
D. Rider
Simonton
Harrisburg
Cate Inds
Peters
Rider
Farmers’ Bank
Middletown Bankers Cleared by Jury Verdict
In Harrisburg on Saturday Judge Weiss presided as jurors found the Middletown bankers not guilty after the prosecution failed to prove more than one transaction. Counsel claimed a single transaction might suffice under the act's proviso but the court directed the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guity
Harrisburg
Weiss
S. Peters ¢ Rider
Farme
Dletowi
Comed
Lebanon Boys Headed for Jonestown Contest
The Independent Stars, Lebanon, a youth baseball team, left at 1:20 this afternoon for Jonestown to compete against a local young men’s squad. Lebanon’s boys were confident of victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonestown
Independent Stars
Lebanon
Ursinus Graduate Arrives for Summer Teaching Work
Thomas Matterness, a Ursinus College graduate, has arrived to spend the summer here and will resume teaching in the public schools this fall. John Lentz, also from the same graduating class, has returned as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Matterness
Ursinus College
John Lentz
Ninth and
Chestnut Streets
Camp Meeting at Mt Gretna Promises Unusual Interest
The Mt Gretna camp meeting, under the United Brethren church, adds a Bible conference and a Sunday school normal department with diplomas for completion. Bishop Mills will lead the Bible conference, Col. Cowden will head the Sunday school normal course, and Prof. Rubush will direct the music. Revs Lowery and Gable will preside over services as the gathering runs August 5 for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Bishop
Mills
Cowden
Darton
J. H. Rubush
Dayton
Virginia
D. Lowery
Gable
Pelders
Pittsburg pickpocket bound over to September court
Frank Smith a colored Pittsburg man arrested during a Red Men parade in this city was heard by Alderman Snyder. Five witnesses including Miss Kate Hicks and George Ringler testified that Smith snatched Hicks purse. He was recommitted to county jail for September term in default of 500 bail. He sent Hicks a letter begging her not to prosecute. He claims intoxication and faces long jail time and separation from his wife and three children. The piece notes his remorse and forewarns a rocky road ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Pittsburg
Kate Hicks
South Aunville
Snyder
Miss Hicks
Geo. Ringler
Smith
Miss Flicks
Tie
Hari
Deaths of several residents reported in local notice
Deaths include Miss Lillian Miller aged 20 of East Weidmar street, Miss Ruth Graybill aged 21 of Oak Burn, Alvin Startzler eight months old of West Lebanon, and John Hordlemay aged 61 in North Cornwall township. Surviving relatives noted. funeral details not listed. The Gingrich meeting and church mentorship referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Miller
Peter Miller
East Weidmar Street
Ruth Graybill
Oak Burn
Ida Graybill
John Graybill
Alvin Startzler
Alvin
William Startzler
West
Lebanon
Infant Alvin Statzer Buried in West Lebanon Home Service
Alvin Statzer eight months old, son of Mr and Mrs William Statzer of West Lebanon, was buried Sunday in Robesonia. Funeral services were held at the house by Rev J Runk, a U B minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Statzer
Alvin
William Statzer
West Lebanon
Robesonia
Rev. J. Runk
U. B
North Lebanon man remanded on chicken theft charges
Jacob Schell of North Lebanon township was remanded to appear at September sessions to answer charges of stealing chickens and a bag from neighbor John Hatick. George Barr of the same township was discharged after failing to connect with the crime. J M Funck and H Rank Bickel, esqs., served as counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Schell
North Lebanon Township
Alderman Smith
John Hatick
George Barr
J. M. Funck
H. Rank Bickel
Officer Kimmel Attacked While On Duty As Patrols Surge
Officer Jacob Kimmel was suddenly attacked on duty on Saturday morning and transported home. Fellow officer Potryzer continues to patrol the area as authorities investigate the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Kimmel
Potteryzer
Accused by landlord of embezzling board funds
George Gress, owner of the Bittner house, accuses a man of embezzling 122.47 dollars collected as board. Michael Vernies, a Hun, is jailed in the county. He was arrested Friday evening by Constable Urban and Alderman Ross committed him in default of bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gress
Bittner House
Michael Vernies
Urban
Ross
Palmyra Couple Hosts Hartz Wedding Trip Guests
Deputy Register and Mrs. Frank E. Hartz of Palmyra entertain Harry Weltmer and his Dayton bride on their wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Hartz
Palmyra
Harry Weltmer
Bride
Dayton
Ohio
Lebanon Woman Struck by Stone in Eye
Mrs George Leininger of Lebanon furnaces was struck in the right eye by a stone thrown by a boy on Saturday morning. The injury is described as ugly but the incident is ruled an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Leininger
Lebanon
Mrs Schmehl and Aunt Headed for Philadelphia and Atlantic City
Mrs Harry Schmehl and her aunt Mrs Caroline Patchke of South Highth Street depart Friday evening for a month long visit to Philadelphia Atlantic City and Cape May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schmehl
Caroline Patchke
South Highth Street
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Cajie-May
Episcopal Inquiry Board Named Over Bishop Talbot Charges
A board of inquiry to investigate Bishop Talbot of Central Pennsylvania was appointed by Bishop Dudley and will meet in Harrisburg July 3. Eleven specifications accompany the presentment by Dr. Irvine and allies, including claims of uncanonical actions and a civil conspiracy suit. The panel comprises clergy and lay members from Pennsylvania, Central Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Central New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Councils of the Episcopal Good
Harrisburg
Irvine
Thomas Underwood Dudley
Kentucky
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
Narrisburg
Ethelbert Talbot
Pennsylvania
Talbot
N. W. Irvine
St. John’s Church
Huntingdon
Central
F.C. Foley
XN. Pawers
W. FP. Reynolds
Hugh M. North
Maryland
J. S. KB. Hodges
J. H. Ecclestan
John W. Randall
Daniel M. Thomas
New York
C. FP
San Francisco
Convention
Protestant Episcopal Church In
Philadelphia
J. Andrews Harris
St. Paul's Church
Chestnut Hill
Denominaton
Rishon Talbot
Board of Inquiry
Lalbot
St. John's Parish
Emma
Elliott
Emma D. Elliott
Alexander Elliott
Dr. Irvine
General Committee
Ervine
Dudley
James M. Javers
Pottsville
Ac Irvine
Nym
Buckeye State Visitors Call on Hanover Families
Deininger from Ashland Ohio and his wife with two children spent a month of festivities in Dauphin county visiting relatives in East Hanover and West Hanover. They toured Paligra and Last Hanover, renewing a Two year Semi Weekly News subscription during a visit to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forward Deininger
Ashland
Ohio
William Olomack
Paligra
Amanda Kram
Sarah Ulbrich
Deininger
Hanover
Elizabeth Wagner
West Hanover
Dauphin County
Steam road roller at Market Square work by Weirich
Highway Commissioner Weirich operates a city steam road roller in Market Square south of Cumberland to macadamize the street today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Steam Road
Market Square
Cumberland
Weirich
WEDDED. STRICKLER KEITH AND SHIRK SHOLLY PAIR WED
In this city on June 12 Rev. M Fernster united in marriage Miss Florence Keith daughter of Jacob Keith and godfabn Y Strickler a baker both of this city. Howard E Shirk of Crosskill Mills and Miss Ramah A Sholly daughter of John T Sholly of Mt. Zion were married here today by Rev P C Croll at the Seventh street Lutheran church parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Fernster
Marrage
Florence Keith
Jacob Keith
Goddabn Y. Strickler
Baker
Shimk—Sholly
Howard E. Shirk
Crosskill, Mills
Ramah A. Sholly
John T. Sholly
Mt. Zion
P. C. Croll
Seventh Street Lutheran Church
Gustave Schneider Buys Tremont Brewery in Schuylkill County
Gustave Schneider formerly linked with the Union brewery and later proprietor of the Lehanog bottling works has purchased a Tremont brewery in Schuylkill county and will move his family from Maple street to the new place. He said he could not do without the News and ordered it sent to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Schneider
Maple Street
Union Brewery
Lehanog Bottling Works
Tremont
Schuylkill County
Gustave
Move to Altoona by Mahley Meek of South Sixth Street
Mahley Meek, long employed in the Pennsylvania railroad shops at Altoona, moved his household furniture and family to the place after arriving in the city on Saturday. Ned Boughter of Hess & Boughter, previously ill for two weeks, was seen outside his business this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahley Meek
South Sixth
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Altane
Ned Boughter
Hess & Boughter
Two New Churches Planned in Gothic Edifice Design
Architect A A Ritcher traveled to Philadelphia to present designs for a Palatinate Reformed church at Fifty sixth Street and Girard Avenue. The plan includes a church, Sunday school and parsonage under one roof with stone construction and amphitheater seating. Ritcher also prepares a one story brick church for St Marys Catholic at Wrightsville. Assistants Henry Koch and Miss Marie Gosthard were recalled from Chattanooga and Philadelphia to aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Ritcher
Philadelphia
Palatinate- Reformed Church
Fifty-sixth Street
Girard Avenue
Ritcher
J.J. Hollern
Columbia
St. Mary's Catholic
Wrightsville
Henry Koch
Mrs Horace Brock Addresses Readings Woman's Club Year
Mrs Horace Brock of Mt Lebanon honorary president of the State Federation spoke on the federation's aims and the value of practical club work during Readins woman's club year's closing exercises. She also responded to the welcome address on Reviprocity Day observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Brock
Mt. Lebanon
State Federation
Readins Woman’s Club
Brock
Lebanon Valley College Holds Baccalaureate by Rev Roop
Sunday morning at the Lebanon Valley college chapel Rev H A Roop delivered a baccalaureate sermon to the twenty eight graduates and a large audience. The text from John eight twelve spoke of following Christ and the light of life. An evening praise service followed with ex Senator McCarrell of Harrisburg delivering the annual address to a packed campus audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Valley College
H. A. Roop
Roop
Christian Associations
McCarrell
Harrisburg
Lebanon Democrats Prepare for Erie Convention Nominations
Local Democrats in Lebanon county have elected delegates John Shaefer of West Lebanon and Dr. William Trabert of Annville to attend the state convention at Erie on June 24. Chairman Dr. John Walter says delegates will vote uninstructed for governor and other offices, with strong support for Col. Guffey guiding the nominating process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Msun
Erie Wednegsay
Robert Pattison
Walter
Lebanon County
Col Guffey
Susquehanna Iron Co Resumes Columbia Mills
The Susquehanna iron company today resumed operation of its four rolling mills at Columbia. The company on Friday posted notices granting puddlers $4.50 per ton, ending the strike there. The men were receiving $4.25, six weeks ago they struck for $4.66. About 1,990 men are employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna Iron Company
Columbia
Beautifying Parks On East Chestnut Street
Samuel Cox is engaged in cutting the grass and removing dead branches in the parks along East Chestnut Street. Recent showers refreshed the grass and improved the park appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Cox
East Chestnut Street
Isaac Emore Fractures Collar Bone in Syracuse
Isaac Emore of 131 Guilford Street Syracuse fell from an electric light pole and fractured his collar bone. He is hospitalized in Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Emore
Guilford Street
Syracuse
German Beagle Hounds Litter Attracts Admirers
William Woomer of Straw berry alle r announces a litter of five German beagle hounds of purest strain. The pups are white and brown spotted and widely admired by all who see.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Woomer
Children’s Day Observed Across Salem Churches
Across Salem congregations Children’s Day featured special music programs and varied exercises. Rev W E Stabler and Mr Gibson addressed audiences as Miss Mary Marts directed Sunday school youth. Donations supported the Lutheran orphan home Loysville Pa. celebrations showcased decorations, songs, recitations and cradle roll tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Calvin Fisher
Engligh
First Reformed Church
Constance Weather
Robert Bodlman
Katharine Walter
George Dettra
Serene Dullabaum
Eugenie Umbahend
Agnes Haak
Miriam Krall
Little Twigs
Harry Light
Baby Thankful
Mary Walter
Eugene Geisinger
Nellie Buffmeyer
Edna Bromer
Ethel Arnold
Ethel Snyder
Walter ¥Ingst
E. S. Bromer
Emanuel Evangelical
Emanuel Evangelical Church
Chestnut’ Street
Henry Albert
John
Lizzie Bechtel
Warren Howant
Ralph Adam
Mary Helen
Cyrus Miles
George
Emma Werner
Ruth May
Charles
Annie Henry
Memorial UW. B
Brethren Church
West Lehman Street
D. S. Longenecker
Salem UU. B
Salem United Brethren Church
Wiliam Kimrinel
Birthday tribute to Mrs Kathryn Reinwell on Spruce Street
The News salutes Kathryn E Reinwell on her 71st birthday at home on Spruce Street. She is praised for health cheerfulness and long service to the city’s people, with Lutheran faith and tranquil demeanor guiding her days. Charles McCloud of Mankato visited briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruce Street
Kathryn E. Reinwell
Reinoebr
Mrs. Reinocht
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Polly Biely
North Annville Township
Family Register
Henry Mummer
Drennee
Kaufman's Meeting
Lancaster County
Manheim
Earth
Schmauk
Goss
Jonlors
THE
C. S
A. T. Saylor
Trenancer
T. E. Grunert
God
Gal
St. M. Ithodes
L. S. Beam
Frank Bronier
Julia Jenkins
Granidi
Pri
Mt. Gretna
Micawber
Ike Micawber
John Bordlemay
John Hordlemay
North Cornwall
Sarah
Henry
Louigana
Daniel Gerhich
Gingrich
Schell
Kimmel
Qld Ocean
Tapis
Buckeye State Visitors
Strickler
Keith
Philadelphia& Reading Railway
Thomas J. Birkbeck
North Ninth Street
Eeranom, PA
President Roop
Senator McCarrell
Dr. W. Trabert
John Snaeffer
Columbia Mills
Children’s. Day
Reformed
Salem
U.B
Kathryn E. Reinvell
Charlea McCloud
Mankaim
Thia City
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