Brubaker Reunion Attracts Estimated 1200 Attendees
Rev. C. N. Hostetter Jr. presides as Gratham College leader at the Brubaker reunion in Springs Park. Norman G. Brubaker, vice-president of the Clan, predicts 1200 attendees, marking the largest east coast Brubaker gathering. Local officers, committee members, and performers from Grantham Lititz Manheim and Harrisburg participate in morning and afternoon programs with music and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Hostetter, Jr
Grantham College
Brubaker
Springs Park
Norman G. Brubaker
Grantham
S. T. J. Clayton Brubaker
Naomi
Mary Brubaker
Lititz
Landis Brubaker Lititz
Dillman Bomberger
Myron B. Nissly
Aaron Brubaker
Lucian Reedy
Raymond
John B. Brubaker Family
Middletown
James Brubaker
Harrisburg
Monroe Courte Family
Manheim
Tahlman I. Brubaker
Philadelphia
C. H. Martin
Lititz Pike
Albert Falls
D. Brubaker
Florin
Adam B. Brubaker
Llanerch
W. H. Brubaker
Lebanon
Howard
Helen Bob
Nancy Jo
Bobby Brubaker
Esther Courte
Keller Family Reunion Set For Sunday at Middle Creek
Keiller family relatives gather for annual reunion held all day Sunday between Brunnerville and Lincoln. Attendees bring lunches while coffee is served, with music by the Fireside Group and Overley’s Orchestra the afternoon feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keiller
Middle Creek
Brunnerville
Lincoln
Groun
Overley
Traveling studio unit filmed MGM adventure on the road
Artist Wiley Padan describes a kitchen on a truck, a moving garage and power plant forming a motorcade studio used to film Pursuit. The MGM adventure romance stretched from San Francisco to the Mexican border as a traveling studio on the highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Padan
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
San Francisco
Mexican
Eshleman Family Reunion Held in Lititz
The Lititz gathering listed Mrs Emeline Eshleman age 86 as the eldest and Douglas Pfautz three months as the youngest. Attendees from the area include T T Dusinger and daughter Jane and many Eshleman relatives. The next reunion is set for the second Saturday in August at Longs Park Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emeline Eshleman
Lititz
Douglas Welington Pfautz
Earl Pfautz
Long’s Park
Lancaster
T. T. Dussinger
Jane
Aaron Eshleman
William G. Eshleman
Jacoh E. Eshleman
Robert E. Pfautz
Victor
Dorothy
Evelyn
Robert
Carl
Elmer Hammond
Mary
Chrst Schnidt
Mary Eshleman
Lausch Family Reelects Officers At Tenth Reunion
Lausch Family from Neffsville re elected John Lausch president and officers at the tenth annual reunion held in Ephrata Park. Henry Lausch Muddy Creek is vice president with Laura Matthews Lancaster as secretary and Mary Kreider Lancaster R D 8 as secretary. H W Kreider Lancaster R D 3 is treasurer. Rev Henry Gehman Princeton N J Mrs Elizabeth Shaub Neffs ville and Miss Kathryn Leusch Philadelphia named historians. General Committee includes Mrs Elizabeth L Shauh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 3. Lausch
Neffsville
Lausch
Henry Lausch
Ephrata Park
Mudddy Creek
Laura Matthews
Lancaster
Mary Kreider
Lancaster R. D
H. W. Kreider
Henry Gehman
Princeton
N. J
Elizabeth Shaub
Kathryn Leusch
Philadelphia
Hizabeth L. Shauh
Neffaville
J. S. Lausch
Emanuel S. Bear
Daniel Lausch
Ephrata
Harry Good
Mary Geltz
Lititz R. D
Roy Anderson
Kathryn Lausch
Ruth Keiler
Denver
Jacob Lausch
Denver R. D
Roy E. Kauffman
Lititz
Denver R. D. L
Neffaville clan names new head and officers for reunion year
Leo Weaver of Lancaster was named head of the games and contests committee for next year while Ruth Keiler of Denver heads the program committee. Phares Rudy, 82, of East Petersburg, won the oldest member prize and Lara Lee Garman, 4 weeks, of Ephrata, the youngest member prize. David Maurer of East Petersburg won the registration prize. Sixty seven members who attended five consecutive reunions helped decorate a large birthday cake by placing a candle each. Continued on Page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Weaver
Lancaster
Ruth Keiler
Denver
Phares Rudy
East Petersburg
Lara Lee Garman
Ephrata
David Maurer
Eph
J. E. Eshleman Elected Head of Reunion Group
Jacob Wi. Eshleman of town was elected president of the Eshleman family at the annual reunion in Springs Park on Saturday. About 125 members attended. Officers include Jacob Eshleman first vice president William Eshjeman second vice president Milton Heidelbaugh treasurer Miss Ruth Reinhold recording secretary Miss Mary Eshleman corresponding secretary Mrs Elizabeth Schissler assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Wi. Eshleman
Town
Eshleman
Springs Park
Jacob Eshleman
New Providence
William Eshjeman
Lititz
Milton Heidelbaugh
Quarryville
Ruth. Reinhold
Lancaster
Mary
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Halfville
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Scotty Beckett
Your Gang
Audio Star
Libsuit
Leolagm
Pose’ Bento
Eine Eye Ai
Vittorio Zacchini
International Congress of Free Acts
J. E. Eshleman
Reunion
Elizabeth Schissler
Very Eshleman
Helen Rankin
Robert Pfautz
Charles Keith
Harry Reinswold
Edward Rankin
Holtwood R. D
Martn Rankin
Lebzelter’s Grove
Clay, PA
Steve Reilly
His
Susquehanna Mountaineers
Featuring
Lem Stebbins
Blue Stone Ramblers
Gulf Refining Company
W. H. Muth & Co
Lititz, PA
Cuir
Mary Strohm
Elizabeth Township
BR. D
Edgar Strohm
Owen Hershey
Gtpad
Elmer
Ritchie
Borough of
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Marguerite Ritchie Arntz
C.tia
Stal
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