Zartman Reunion Draws 600 to 700 at Brickerville
The fifth Zartman reunion gathered 600 to 700 people at the grove by Emanuel Lutheran Church in Brickerville last Thursday. Rev Rufus C Zartman led as president and historian, with a wedding, memorial monument unveiling, and multiple musical numbers marking a successful day.
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Brickerville
Emanuel Lutheran
Ohio
Comstock
Denver
Rufus C. Zartman
D. D
Philadelphia
Zartman Association
Rufus C, Zartman
A.M
D.D
Calvin F. Steiner
Akron
Fass
York
Gideon Schmuck
America
H. E. Reidenbach
H. R. Wertsch
E. Main Street
Northampton County
Perry County
Harry M. Zartman
Lebanon
Eli Zartman
Indiana
Geo. L. Keath
Reading
J.L. Keath
Reuben J. Keath
M. R. Hess
B. Bentz
F. B. Bentz
Walter Landis
Landis Vailey
Thomas Hitnier
U. B
B. M. Breneman
Neffsville
Hershey
Elmer Forney
Howard Reidenbach
Edwin Reidenbach
Mela Klaus
Elmer Klaus
Levi Edgerly, Jr
Edward Edgerly
Walter Fulmore
B. K. Huber
Daniel Buckwalter
Raymond
Jacob Hornberger
Martin Funk
George Sheaffer
John Witmer
Walter Fulmer
Frank Dietrich
Lancaster
George Sahm
Emma
Beulah
Near Here
John Brookmyer
Goshen
Ind
Fred. Brookmyer
Fruitville
Irvin Br
Harry B. Baughey
Lutheran Sunday School
Long's Grove
Martin Rank
Eden
Elia Rebman
Dorothy
Helen
Mabel Herr
John Rebman
I. N. Redman
Adam M. Witmer
Laura Witmer
Witmer
Jefferson Hospital
M. P. Haverstick
Miss Gross
Miss DeHaven
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Monroe P. Haverstick
Josephine
Elmer S. Stump
Kathryn
Cold Spring Cottage
Marietta
I. N. Rebman
W. E. Evans
George Redman
Havana tobacco patch yields early hill crop hopes
Ezra Keller notes three acre Havana tobacco patch as earliest grown on the hill with uniform growth and potential ready market if cured well. Village residents are seen observing tobacco growth while others visit, travel, and attend local events.
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Ezra Keller
Paul Bingaman
Benjamin Nolt
Martin Hess
Kissel Hill
Travelers Near and Far Highlights from Town Visits
Canton Ohio visitor Mr Reuben Bear returns after nineteen years away and forty five years since moving to Ohio. Philadelphia teams games draw Floyd Stark. Locals host relatives from Boyertown Edinboro Harrisburg and Edinboro convention. Various trips to Pittsburg Bermuda Gettysburg and New York City noted with reunions and vacations.
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Pace
Reuben Bear
Canton
Ohio
Buckeye
Floyd Stark
Souderton
Philadelphia
Chicago
Jacob Bowers
Morris Murr
Boyertown
Emma Murr
N. L. Swift
Edinboro
Spirella Co
Meadville
Mary Reidenbach
Pittsburg
Elizabeth Gormley
Robbins Warner
Miss Reidenbach
Harrisburg
Wm. Scott
Toronto
Canada
St. Lawrenc
Illinois
Irene Ibach
Newmanstown
John P. Putt
Elijah Putt
Robesonia
Mrs. Putt
Florence Seldomridge
Bermuda
William Faust
Santa Ana
Cal
Henry Sturgis
Gettysburg
LaRue Warner
Esther Buch
Statensland
W. Y
J. Edward Buch
New York City
FH. Reist Landis
Landis
Collegeville
Henry Miller
Abram
H. H. Bamberger
Christian Nisaley
Lancaster Junction
Lloyd G. Smith
Lancaster Examiner
Atlantic City
Ada Bushong
Lancaster
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