LOGAL INTELLIGENCE AND TRAVELER NOTES
Local notices and items from Columbia and Lancaster list trains, church services led by Rev. Herman Jacobson and others, a Halloween season remark on forests and oysters, a tale of a colorful woman seeking a witch, new nitrous oxide gas anesthesia at Dr Weltmer’s dental, and remarkable garden crops including an 11 foot flower stalk and a 32 inch cabbage head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Jacobson
First Moravian Church of
Philadelphia
Evangelical
Leman
New Haver
Gennna
J. Peter
No. Pats
J. G. Weltmer
Largan Growras
Nathan Sturgis
Main Street
Peter Hess
Warwick Township
ANOTHER SURPRISE Party By Clay Township Guests
A party of about fifteen couples from Clay township surprised Frank Brubaker of Warwick township last week. They brought food drink and a string band for a late night gathering ending at 12 oclock. Also notes on a Philadelphia excursion, Bible animal book, and Moravian children's festival reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Township
Frank 5
Brubaker
Warwick Township
Obituary notice from Petersburg area resounds in faith
The obituary records the funeral of John infant son of Jacob and Anna Venne, mentioning services at Union Church Petersburg and burial nearby. It notes congenital limb deficiencies and reflects on the child’s brief life and the family’s faith. Other deaths include Christian Grube of Neffsville aged eight, and Charles Sands Zentmyer aged 24, with baptism on the sickbed and interment at Moravian cemetery. The Lincoln Union Sunday school held its 19th annual celebration with band music and a large crowd. Desek’s Garden in Columbia hosted a balloon band concert despite bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohn Henne
John
Jacob
Anna (Stehman) Venne
Union Church
Petersburg
D. C. Tobias
H.liehty
Dunkard
Johnny
Christian Grube
Neffsville
Father Grube
Reformed Church
Fhia Furersl Semon
Tobias
Charles Sands -Zentmyer
Warwick
C. Nagle
D. C
Vobings
Win. Hi. Rice
Brooklyn
Lub
CenteRarion
Lincoln Union Sunday School
Steinmets
Lincoln
Retinistawit Cornier
Sweitzer
GC. Ees
AB Gsv
Desca
Columbia Courant
Littz
Columbia
Desek’s
Cobin
Don
Taatt
Lamy
August Camp Meetings and Local Notices From The Era
Readers are alerted to August camp meetings at The Lumne grounds costing forty thousand dollars and other county happenings. The piece notes dog tax collection, cider presses, five cent stores, brimming potato sections, and a forecast of a bustling apple crop year. It lists local gatherings at Sturgis House, woods near Landis and Ow Hill, plus a caution about birds, game laws, and license-free taverns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chow Jackson
Lumnsville
Jupiter
Woods
Landis
Ow Hill
Sturgis House
Laidis Valley
Laidises
Jose
Fletcher
Corner stone laid for Moravian Church in Philadelphia
The corner stone of the new Moravian Church of the Holy Trinity was laid at Twelfth and Oxford streets in Philadelphia. A ceremony led by Bishop Schultz included Scripture readings prayers singing and talks by several pastors. The two story building will feature a 840-seat auditorium with semicircular pews and stained glass windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swelfth
Oxford Streets
Philadelphia
A. B. Renshaw
Third Moravian Church
William R. Carroll
Episcopal Church
Lerman Jacobson
Share
D B. Raffensierger
Guth
Mr. Biunm
Honan
Bisheap Shultz
al Hin
Twelfth Street
Obituary notices from Warwick and New Haven area
Two brief notices: a son of Benjamin and Caroling wayer aged 21 years 271 days died August 18 1879 at Warwick. A 4 year old Christina Shenk died August 21 1572 near Lidiz Cath ering. Funeral from her late residence Saturday with internment at New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tmyer
Warwick
Des Sands
Benjamin
Caroling Wayer
Shenk
Lidiz
Cathering
Christina Shenk
New Haven
Harve Wheat Flour Note Incomplete Entry
Fragmentary OCR item lists flour related terms including Harve Wheat and two corn references with a stray note that cannot be fully interpreted. The readable pieces hint at a discussion or label concerning flour product, quantity, or classification but lack coherent context or complete identifiers.
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Logal Intelligence
Lancaster
Wueite
Hannah Hethersley
Rome
Goxxarest
Aton
Tga
Phadelphia
Reading
Manheim
Linx
Millway
Ephrata
Broad Street
Dupat
Woon
Yast
Litiz
Wm. H. Rice
M. Zethe
Spridigs
Roebck
Zerve
Elizabeth Faritis
Ephrata A. B
Andrew Baker
Avguerrisr
Sir Tilly
Athia Offier
Penn
Adam Tiibeeker
Elizabeth
Mary Deieher
Broad
Civistian Iternty
Benjamin Sanu
Jacob L. Stauffer
Y Wan
Evans
Maria Becker
Toltiz
Litiz and
Elias Asiade
Ture
Pir Sary
Ablesale Ai
Uie
Sitaic
Litis
Baathairens
Io Lancaster
Mae
Bollinger
Ures
Thorcon
Boru
Suleia
Elias Usner
Jubnlinger
Waelle
Miles Hallacher
John Evans
Orange Street
Prame
Diehm
Illiam Hvans
Dee'a
Ifie
Sud
Anp Cpthir
Townsend
DeHaven
South Third Street
LGTY
Pennsylvania
Philade
Webigh
Arine
Sly Lehigh
Ant Anton
Canale
le Buss
Ral Transportilion Cy
Tay
Nichols, Shepard &O
Epttic
Greek, Mich
Tphain Balcore
Crain
Miller
Glover
BLACK
Corn Exchange Hotel
North Queen ST
Slough & Hiro
Amd Or
C, E
John B. Wings
Davin W
Court of Common Pleas
County of
Oyer and
Lane
Court House
City of
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Tanncaster
Strine
Jersey
Guyran- Atsc
Lagcaster
Cerner and
Phin Bana
Queen Strep
Lancasthe
B. F. Enck
Aiy
Luiz
Waitwick T
Petey
New Street
Ened Stark Bn
Rh. P. Mounts
Guy Viretsine
B. W.payneds Son
Jorning
Hogan Power
James Leffel & CO
OULO
H. Merrick. & CO
Ogdensburg
N. XY
GLEE
JONOR
Xdurens Lil
Ifrughes
Deaner Neburg
Nedchestlocky Wholesale and Retail
E. F. Bowman
East King Syrbey
New York
LiTlz Drug Store
India
Anil
Ase
Kingsland & CO
Morristown
N.Y
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