LOCAL INTELLIGENCE AND COMMUNITY NOTES
Trains south and north from Liliz and surrounding lines listed with times. Religious services across several towns noted, including Moravian and English meetings. Sheriff sale announced for David Landis property in Warwick township, plus land sale to John Evans at $140 per acre. Upcoming camp meeting near Eberly's store and a United Brethren event in Clay township. Thunderstorm safety tips and agricultural notes on green corn. Obituaries for Rev. John Lapp and family bereavement in Williamsville with biographical details.
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Lexington
Litiz
Joseph Bucher
John Evans
Warwick
Ruhl’s Grove
White Oak Church
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United Brethren
Clay Township
Eberly
Dearne
Ray
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John Lapp
Erie County
Williamsville
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Oh County
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Harvest festival and twenty fifth anniversary at New Holland Reformed Church
The New Holland Reformed congregation marked its harvest festival and the twenty fifth anniversary of re dedication with morning services led by visiting clergy and a German sermon. Afternoon Sunday school programs featured varied singing and brief speeches, followed by an offering for church needs. Evening services included prayers, scripture reading, and remarks on spiritual motherhood, civilization, and church commitments amid praise. The event highlighted church decorations and a wall display of past pastors, with collections exceeding $50 to fund renovations.
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New Holland
D. W. Gerhard
F. A. Gast
Lancaster
Z. BR. Stahr
I. J. Hacker
D. C. Tobias
Litiz
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Old Black Horse Inn at Manheim Reflects Baron's Era
Old records describe the Black Horse in Manheim Pa as among Eastern Pennsylvania’s oldest hotels, built about a century ago with original log walls now weatherboarded. Baron Steigel, who owned nearby lands, built brick structures and a grand castle-like residence later used as a store, with a band balcony and artillery displays on festive occasions. The article notes associated town lore, scattered notices, and local commerce, including distilleries, real estate ads, and Sunday school reports, with occasional edits and local names.
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Malheim
Baron Steigel
Washington House
Germany
Philadelphia
Steivel
Manheim
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