Brunnerville Community Notes Highlight Local Socials
The Brunnerville area reports a busy week with a Missionary Society meeting set for February 6 at Mrs. Phares Keller in Lexington. A long list of residents and visitors share meals, calls, and events including Richard Hoffer’s appendectomy at St Joseph’s Hospital Lancaster and numerous family gatherings and church activities.
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The
Missionary Society of the
U. B. Church
Phares Keller
Lexington
Zeekman
Richard Hoffer
Rothsville High School
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lancaster
Clarence Smith
Pierce Flory
Smith Brothers
Akron
Fishings Awood
Je Tuéarrs
Amos Metzler
Irvin Young
Laura Flory
Scranton
R. L. Keith
Lizzie Sheaffer
Lizzie Fahnestock
Frank Bentz
Walter Landis
Neffsville
Wayne Kline
Kathryn
Ruth Stevenson
William Seibert
Messrs
Clayton
Walter Smith
Morris Brumbach
Susan
Hammer Creek
Norman Kauffman
Irene Kopp
Lititz
Lee Gensemer
Hahnstown
Alvin Kopp
Harry Miller
Schoeneck
Christ Landis
Salinda Williams
Eugene Bair
M. R. Hess
Monroe Eckert
Roy Eckert
Ida Gockley
Lebanon
Morris Eckert
Jacob Hackman
Aldus Hackman
Wayne Grube, Jr
Evan Miller
Grant Miller
Rothsville
Rusel Bishop
Mary Bishop
Pentyn
Roy Goda
East Petersburg
Jacob Risser
C. G. Landis
John Cauller
Terre Hill
Christ Risser
Near Hallville
Earl Spangler
Clarence McCoy
Harvey Ober
Irvin Keath
Elm
Norman Ober
Alice Ober
Penryn
Elmer Scheneberger
Melvin Koch
Adam Redeay
EastePtersburg
Samuel Kline
Phares West
Reuben Widders
Stevens
Henry Bucher
John Demmy
Hiram Demmy
Adam Burkholler
Naomi
Henry Tysons
Jacob Snyder
Morris Scheaffer
Bertha
Elias Hitnier
Jacob K. Rohrer
Manheim
Frank White
Rineer
Milton White
Rev
Zechman
Lebanon Valley College
Clarence Hoffer
County Events Highlight Local Matters and Incidents
Countywide notices report hospitals to receive about 300 gallons of whiskey for medicinal use from vaults at the county prison with petitions to transfer or destroy the liquor to be presented to the Court. A Pequea hotel caretaker, William F. Seifried, 58, was found dead from heart disease in his room after several days. Other items include a Maytown school entertainment, Paradise Lions Club Ladies Night and charity plans, Westbrook Dairy annual meeting, Navy Band appearance in Morgantown, a Quarryville hand injury with partial thumb amputation, Elizabethtown gas leaks, and the Lancaster Automobile Show drawing over 7,000 attendees with $137,000 in exhibits.
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Lancaster
Hosterman
J. E. Goodell
Pequea
William F. Seifried
Pequea Hotel
Paradise
Paradise Township
Lions ’Club
Kinzer
Kinzer Fire Company
Lion
W. L. Hemphill
Lancaster Armory
Armory
Bankers Find Group Banking Widely Spread
The Economic Policy Commission of the American Bankers Association reports more than 4850 banks with over 13 billion in resources are in group or chain banking across the United States. It notes 78 bank-controlled groups, 28 nonbank holding groups, and 167 person-controlled groupings, totaling over 15 billion in resources. The study discusses branch banking laws, state actions, and the commission’s neutral stance framing this as a national overview.
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United States
Economic Policy Commission
American Bankers Association
R. S. Hecht
New Orleans
Commission
States
District of Columbia
Ing
Hecht
School savings grow as 4.2 million children enroll
A U.S. annual report shows 4,222,935 students joined school savings banking last year. They deposited 28,672,496 dollars, earning 10,539,928 dollars in net savings and lifting total balances past 50 million. Enrolled schools total 15,597.
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United States
Savings Bank Division
American Bankers Association
Local Penryn Notices Range From Visits To Club Officers
Penryn personals list visits and dinners among residents with numerous family names from Lititz Kissel Hill Brunnerville and Mallville. It also records church group officers and fire company duties for the January period.
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BD. C
Norman
Sara Long
Ruhl
Penryn Fire Company
J. T. Weber
George Biemesderfer
David Hollinger
Tohn Stohler
Carl Wy Asst
Claude Bomb
Nathan Eitnier
John Pickel
W. T. Hors
Luther League of
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Mary Meiley
Harry Haldeman
Calvin Frymyer
Phoebe Hauck
J Abram Buber
Clarence Landis
Clara Ritters
Beulah Good
Mennonite
Schl
Salinda Williamis
John Heisey
Lincoln
Henry Burns
Charles Hertzog
Phares Weidman
Raymond Diéhm
John White
Rover
Lime Rock
Richard Ressler
Hopeland
R. W. Rupp
Harrisburg
A. S. Miller
Adam Burkholder
Henry Tyson
Naomi Burkholder
Norman Bell
John Wissler
Clay
Mary
Miss Burkholder
Boll
Jesse Harbold
Esther Zimmerman
Camp Hill
Cumberland County
Henry Buéher
Frank Hershey
H. H. Hershey
Joseph Summy
Highspire
Jacob Kreider
Philip Martin
Harvey Teinicke
Near East Petersburg
Milton Cassel
Lester Zwally
Jacob Mumma
Joy
Frank Burkholder
Town
Emma Eckert
George Weachter
Copeland
John Zimmerman
Chilly
Edwin Bair
Manheim High School
Columbia High School
Parkesburg High School
Neffsville High School
Lyceum
West Lampeter High School
Neeser
Ganti
Sangre
Maytown
Maytown High School
Marietta
Rowenna
Fulton
Westbrook Dairy and Produce Company
Edward Kirk
Hilsworth Spence
Scott Drennen
Lester Gallagher
Edwin Booth
Walter Grubb
David Gallagher
Morgantown
Hughes
Washington, D. C
J. W. Kurtz
U.S. Navy
Hoover
Quarryville
Clarence Rineer
Quarryville R. 5
Lancaster General Hospital
Elizabethtown
Elizabethtown and Marietta Gas Company
South Market Street
William Plummer
Centre Square
Penryn Personals
Wayne Wolfskill
Lizzie Bucher
Chester Witmyer
Betty
Violet
Elmer Weachter
Janet Weachter
Ezra Cochran
Kissel Hill
BR. B. Biemesderfer
Lois
Velma
Joyce
Samuel Long
Irvin Burkholder
Farmersville
R. B. Biemesderfer
C. B. Kauffman
Frank Healy
Amanda Steinman
Ada
Aaron Geib
Geib
Ellsworth
Shank
Doris and
Ellsworth, Jr
Russell Bishop
Brunnerville
Paul Bishop
Viola Zimmerman
Marheim
Paul Galebach
Paul Koehler
California
ASCO
Santa Clara
Victor Pan
Th. Carton
Victor
Acme