Administrator's Notice for Estate of Kate H Bollinger
Estate of Kate H Bollinger of Clay Township Lancaster County Pennsylvania seeks debts and claims. Phares Bollinger is administrator and attorney Joseph B Wissler requests immediate payment and presentation of claims at Lititz Pennsylvania for settlement. Henry R Bucher indicated as party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate H. Bollinger
Clay Twp
Lancaster Co
R. D
Lititz
Phares Bollinger
Joseph B. Wissler
Lizzie F. Bucher
Borough of
Ponna
Henry R. Bucher
Evangelical church group meets. local notes cover gatherings
The W M S of the Evangelical church hold their monthly meeting at Mrs A L Herr's home. Numerous local families are listed visiting, traveling, or hosting over the weekend, with asides about injuries and events including a motorcycle accident and a sermon by Rev Paul Werner in Lititz area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evangelical Church
AL. Herr
C. B. Harnish
Walter
Paul Werner
Baltimore
L. A. Werner
St Evangelical Church
A. V. Walters
Leon Gladfelter
Cross Road
Mart’ Slotel
Anautomobile
T. R. Helms
Son Day
Rockingham, N
A. K. Wolf
G. M. Leicey
C. S. Kauffman
Lititz
Harry Killian
Lancaster
Arthur Klopp
Charles Shaeffer
Philadelphia
Emma Duck
Tvan Shoemaker
Spring City
George C. Hackman
Pottstown
Norman Shoemaker
Norristown
A. F. Getz
Rev
Althea Werner
Anna Getz
Arline Houck
Luella Keller
Arline
Grace Smith
Hershey Park
George Cammaus
Sinking Spring
J. Y. Boyer
Benjamin. Frederick and Family
Brethren Church Activities and Visiting Guests Highlight Akron Day
Akron notes summarize a Sunday School program at the Church of the Brethren with Rev. B W S Whersole of Hershey and a later Evangelistic meeting led by Rev. David H. Snader. Frequent visits showcase residents from Philadelphia Lancaster Reading and New York with numerous host families and social visits across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graduate School of Medicine
University of Pennsylvania
Drexel Institute
Pennsylvania
New York
Polyclinic Hospital
Philadelphia
Church of the Brethren
B. W. S. Whersole
Hershey
David H. Snader
Brethren Church
Mohler’s
Ephrata
Missionary Society of the Church of the Brethren
Adam Eby
Indias
Mt. Zion
Ebersole
Harry Zwally
Shillington
Lizzie Bitner
Lancaster
George B. Wolf
Otto Feyhl
Donald and
Marie
Vineland
N. J
Zetty
Bridgeton
A. C. Oberholser
D. P. Dietrich
Harry Deitrich
H. Richardson
Washington, D. C
John Deitrich
Lester Dietrich
Columbia
N. Bauck
Green Bank
Walter Dietrich
Francis Dietrich
M. A. Dietrich
P. G. Ritchey
John Zwally
Tarry Heiser
Sallie Zwally
Denver
M. M. Buch
Betty
Emma Schenenberger
Millersville
Harry Strohl
Hans C. Gluge
Reading
J. W. Enck
George Long
Rothsville
Cora Albright
Arthur Guiney
Lititz
Mix
John Reitz
W. Kulp
John Kilhefner
Raymond
Pauline
Clyde Hinesy
Clyde Hinsey
Paul Kilhefner
H. D. Malschnee
Richard Nehaffer
Pottstown
R. P. Herr
Sallie Buch
Buniz
Hamburg
William Leid
Alfred Leid
Swartzyville
Isaac Weinhold
Ray Weinhold
Swartaville
Family visits and farm work highlight Halfville notes
Mrs Joseph Garman and children visited her parents in Manheim on Sunday. Families from Haines Mese and Frey visited in Lititz and Lancaster areas over the weekend. Farmers topped tobacco as Wm Haines returned from Lancaster General Hospital. Herbert Mann visited Lampeter and Annville to inspect silver foxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Garman
Mero Bruckhart
Manheim
R. B. Adams
Henry Miese
Lexington
Herbert Mann
Lampeter
Sarah Rose
Anna Rose
Helen Ebhart
Anna MacAdair
Maple Grove
Wm. Haines
Lancaster General Hospital
Iarry B. Miley
Adam Blackman
Lititz
Semeus C. Frey
Pleasant View
Sne
Haines
E. Todd
Galen Balmer
Monroe Zartman
Marion Habecker
Lancaster
Elmer Todd
Annville
Local Families Visit and Accident Reported in Pa Dutch Community
Clay Cullings notes visits by the Bucher and Hess families at Hammer Creek on Sunday. Lydia Hurst, daughter of Rev and Mrs Surst, was injured near her home when knocked by a mule and rendered unconscious for hours. Other casual gatherings include Lancaster visitors, sales day in Lancaster, and trips to Mt Gretna and fisheries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Bucher
Howard Hess
Hammer Creek
Lydia Hurst
Noah Surst
Ida Pfautz
Omar Fuller
Velma Mae
Lancaster
Fahnestoth
Lexington
Samuel Nissley
Ana
Weidmanville
David Eshleman
Arlington Gerhart
M. Phoebe
Manheim
P. O. Elser
Samuel W. Elser
Samuel 8
Yocum and neighbors host Sunday visitors near Quarryville
Mr and Mrs J H Yocum visited Rev and Mrs Abram Risser near Naumanstown on Sunday. Eli Yocum Jerome Koehler I B Koehler and family J M Bomberger and family and Frank Diehm and daughters joined Mr and Mrs Christ Groff near Quarryville for Sunday guests. Emlen Landis also visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Yocum
Abram Risser
Naumanstown
Eli Yocum
Jerome Koehler
I. B. Koehler
J. M. Bomberger
Frank Diehm
Local social notices and upcoming events near Rothsville
Sunday visits anchor communities with the Bombergers and Koehlers while Hillside Service planned for August 7 at 6 15 pm at Rothsville High School with Resamsnyder of Denver. Warwick Grange outing set at Buck s Mill near Rothsville station on Aug 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Council
Lancaster County Sunday School Association
Rothsville High School
Grangers
Florence
Mary Musser
Ruth Keiffer
Atlantic City
N. d
Gertrude Hallacher
Robert Carter
Ephrata
Mount Bethel
Northamton County
Delaware
Waller Gap
Monroe County
Harry Shasz
Rothsville
Lititz
Joseph Mohn
Leacock
Lizzie Bender
Discovery of Large Indian Town site near Robeson Station
Archaeologists report a newly found large Indian town and workshop on the Gideon Reider farm facing the Schuylkill River in Robeson township. Dr Stephen and Paul Bitler uncovered hundreds of artifacts indicating a remote era settlement along Indian Corn Creek and near a historic fish weir along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robeson
Gideon Reider
Schuylkill River
Robeson Station
Robeson Township
Paul Bitler
Birdsboro
Bitler
Walker Lewis Stephen
Stephen
William G. Hadley
Starry FE
Dr. Bitler
Paul
Wallace Linderman
Stephan
Schuylkill
Douglasville
Neversink
List of church services for Moravian Mennonite Brethren and more
Moravian Rev. Crosland leads services at 9 15 A M 10 30 A M and 7 30 P M Mennonite services in Lititz Indiantown Landis Valley Erb s in the evening Brethren Longenecker Fairview Lane Lititz Reformed Rev Rae zer Lititz 9 15 A M 7 30 P M mid week prayer Wed 7 45 Brickerville 10 A M Penryn 9 A M 2 and 7 30 P M GC Ey 6 45 P M St James Catholic Front and Water Sundays Mass 8 30 A M then instruction Sunday School United Evangelical Rev Heisy 9 30 A M 10 30 A M and 7 30 P M St Paul s Lutheran Rev W R Sammel 9 15 A M worship no evening service United Brethren J C H Light 9 30 Worship 10 30 no evening service Mt Gretna Bible Conference Wed prayer 7 45
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mennonite
Lititz
Indiantown
Landis Valley
Erb’s
Church OF the Brethren
Longenecker’s
Fairview
Lane's
Lexington
George B. Raezer
C. E
Brickerville
Penryn
ST. James Catholic
Front and Water Streets
Redemptorial Fathers
ST Paul’s Lutheran
W. RB. Sammel
G. D. Clarke
Bridgeton
N. J
United Brethren J. c
Church Notes and Meetings for W. C. T. U and Youth Council
The W. C. T. U. meets at headquarters Monday at 7 30 to appoint superintendents elect delegates to county convention and set this year’s program. The Young People's Council of District No 9 Lancaster S. S. Association will meet at St Pauls Lutherans room 8 Monday evening at 7 30 with campers in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Council of
Lancaster County
S. S. Association
St. Paul’s
Lutheran Ushers Picnic At Conestoga Waterside
The Lutheran Ushers Association and about 200 guests enjoyed an annual picnic at Snavely's bungalow along the Conestoga. Activities included bathing boating lawn tennis and shade in the pavilion while women cooks with men prepared a large outdoor chicken corn soup and sides. Rev Fasnacht offered prayers as hot clear weather capped a pleasant gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Ushers’ Association
Snavely
Conestoga
Fasnacht
The male cassowary incubates six to eight eggs
Nature Magazine notes that the cassowary lays six to eight light greenish eggs about six inches long. The eggs are incubated solely by the male and are difficult to bail due to their bulk. When scrambled or made into an omelet they are said to be excellent and can feed several people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Magazine
Insoluble Glue Made By Chromic Blue Dye Method
A method to render glue insoluble in water involves adding potassium bichromate to the dissolving water and exposing the glued area to light. The needed amount varies, but about one fiftieth of the blue used generally suffices.
Penns Scouts Nearly Correct Says Dr Stephen on Local History
Dr Stephen notes no complete Berks County Indian history exists for future generations. He urges publishing the legends and tribal history in book form before data vanish, as early white settlers before 1700 did.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Stephen
Berks County
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Jerry K, Adams
Hartford
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Widmyer-Prangley Co
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Amos B. Oberholtzer
Long & Co. Coal
Victor Orthophonic Victrolas
Orthophonic
Victor Records
Elmer Adams
North Broad Street
W. M. Amer
Neighborhood News
Brownstown
Emma Weidman
Alice
Isaac Weidman
Samuel B Keller
Mis
Margaret AlGart
Gerhart
Emma Irvin
Lincoln
Rufus Heisey
Film
J. W Gerhart
Akron News
Halfville
Jayden Brubaker
Clay
Jacob Landig
Fleetwood
Cephas Hostetter
Jay Edwards
WB. S. Crosland
United Evangelical
Heisey
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