Obituary of Mrs Anna Cora Harnish of Pequea Township
Mrs Anna Cora Harnish 51 wife of Samuel M Harnish of Pequea Township died at home Saturday morning after a yearlong illness. She was a Mennonite Church member and survived by her husband three children and several siblings. Private services were held at the home and public services Tuesday at New Danville Mennonites Church with interment in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Cora Harnish
Samuel M. Harnish
Pequea
Mennonite Church
Mre
D. P. Longsdorf
Lititz
John FP. Shank
Lancaster Township
Maude Stehman
Pequea Township
John Good
Conestoga
Hugh A. Evans
Delta
York County
Adam R. Good
Lancaster
New Danville
Buckwalter Dies in Lancaster General Hospital
Hiram Buckwalter 38 of town died Monday morning at 6 30 from complications after a short illness. Survived by two sisters Mrs Ephraim Brubaker and Mrs Mabel Brubaker and three brothers Ivan of Terre Hill Harry and Elam of Litita R D 3. Private funeral services will be held this afternoon at 1 80 Standard Time from Spacht's Funeral Parlors Lititz. Burial will be in East Petersburg Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Buckwalter
Town
Lancaster General Hospital
Ephraim Brubaker
Mabel Brubaker
Ivan
Terre Hill
Harry
Elam
Litita R. D
Spacht
Lititz
East Petersburg
Ushers Hold Picnic By Moravian Association
The Moravian Ushers Association held its annual picnic in Doster's woods on Thursday with 150 members and guests. A trombone choir led by John Kecin provided music, Rev. Byron K. Horne led devotions, and games followed the picnic supper. Officers include James Mummert president Carl Workman vice president David Miller treasurer Walter Fryberger secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian Ushers Association
Doster's Woods
Trombone Choir
John Kecin
Byron K. Horne
James Mummert
Carl Workman
David Miller
Walter Fryberger
A. L. Douple
M. S. Hess
W. M. Grube
Walter Light
Edwin Bear
Jacob Ruhl
Martin Muth
C. B. Snavely
Chas Hollinger
Albert Godaneur
John Lutz
Paul Doster
Victor Wagner
Prisoners Rewarded For Good Conduct At Ohio Penitentiary
Many inmates at the old Ohio penitentiary were set to work on the building project. Upon completion those who behaved well and labored faithfully and whose sentences were near ending were allowed to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Penitentiary
Hot soup starter to brighten tropical meals
In warm weather, start meals with a hot soup to boost appetite. A recipe for Noodle Soup with Chicken accompanies a menu of cold dishes and desserts, plus methods for Refrigerator Meat Loaf Potato and Egg Salad and Chocolate Spice Squares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Mission Olives Celery Hearts
ROTHSVILLE SUNDAY VISITORS AT CAMP AND COTTAGE
Local residents from R othsville and Browns town gathered for Sunday visits at the Rosedale camp meeting and cottages. Families including Leib Rabold Klopp Myers Reinhold Schwartz Lesher Carvell and Musser were part of the gatherings and Sunday social activities.
Local visitors and relatives from area towns
Mr and Mrs Howard Weaver of Front Street visited Mr and Mrs Carl Spacht in Allentown. Mr and Mrs Harry Crall spent weekends with their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Elmer Loose of Brownstown at their Mt Gretna cottage. Miss Elva M Raezer of Philadelphia spends the week with her parents Rev and Mrs George B Raezer on Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Weaver
Front Street
Mrs
Carl Spacht
Allentown
Harry Crall
Elmer Loose
Brownstown
Mt. Gretna
Mrs. Loose
Elva M. Raezer
Philadelphia
George B. Raezer
Liberty Street
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Stor
ROVER
5. M. Harnish
Ness
Harold DE Forrest
Long & Co
Josephine Gibson
Heinz Food Institute
Rothsville
R. Leib
John Rabold
Etta Mae
Joyce
Rosedale
Lee Klopp
James
Janet
Harry Myers
Earl Stauffer
Curtis Schwartz
Miss Lesher
Rosy Reinhold
Alverta Long
Nathan Carvell
Alma Loose
Boiling Springs Park
W. B. Shimp
Mae
Mary Musser
Hilowatt
Pennsylvania
Power @ Light Co
Seiberling Tires
Wolf's Garage
DE Soto and
Plymouth Cars
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dorsie Williams
Danville
Hainois
Amer’s Hardware Store
W. M. Amer
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