Brethren Church Activities In Manheim Area
Sunday activities include services at Manheim Church with Rev. Gibbel and Rev. Hershey preaching and a Philadelphia aid letter read. Donations of clothes food and money are collected at Thaddeus Beck and Eugene Brubaker for shipment to Philadelphia Friday morning. Immersion at Rev Cassel home followed revival at Lititz with several named participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Jane Longenecker
Katie Hershey
Manheim
White Oak
The
Brethren Church
Manheim Church
Christian Gibbel
Graybill Hershey
Patches
Lebanon County
Gibbes
Thaddeus Beck
Eugene Brubaker
Philadelphia
Gibbel
Grayhills
Charles Cassel
J. I. Byler
Brethren Church of
Lititz
Raymond Hoffman
Paul Ditzler
Lowell Reidenbaugh
John Nies
John Keller
Robert Keller
Arlene Ditzler
Galen Minnich
James Arndt
Lemoyne Hoffman
Hilda Gunder
Webster Beenes
Mildred Lefever
Nathan Shue
Mae Hevener
Martha Carpen
King Corn Turns the Wheels of American Industry
A historical overview of corn as a central industrial and agricultural force. It details corn's transformation from a food staple to a source of starch sugar and various byproducts, notes its roles in laundry, coatings, glycerine, leather tanning, and artificial silk, and suggests ongoing exploratory uses of starch and dextrins for future innovations.
Surprising Uses of Corn In Industry and Daily Life
The article outlines how corn products like dextrin and corn oil find roles beyond food, from adhesives and textiles to explosives and soaps. It notes government uses and the potential shift from tapioca to corn dextrin, emphasizing starch imports and tariff effects on farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Community notices of baptisms and social visits in Lancaster area
The piece lists upcoming baptisms for Helen Long Kathryn Martin and Ruth Carpenter and records numerous social visits and dinners across multiple local families. Names include Hevener Zell Ruhl Mohn Peters Herr Dittman Rhoads Heagy Longenecker Brubaker Metzler Balmer Culp Reist and many others around Lititz Neffsville Manheim Florin Mastersonville Kissel Hill and East Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Herr
Lititz
John Peters
Fruitville Pike
Howard Herr
Lancaster
Landis Herr
Laura Monroe
John Dittman
Clarence Rhoads
Paul Heagy
Ethel
White Oak
Abram Heagy
Susan Ober
Near Mellinger’s Church
Isaac Groff
Ira
Longenecker
Jonas Wikard
Clayton Balmer
Ben. Ginder
Clayton Culp
John Reist
Ellen Culp
Neffsville
Herman Metzler
John Brubaker
Homer Metzler
Edna Ailton
Ada
Anna
Mary Elizabeth Hess
Florin
B. B. Snavely
Willo Brook
William Miller
Nellie Kipplpe
L. D. Himmelberger
Kissel Hill
John Adams
Gloria
Ralph Kauffman
Norman Todd
Mileed
Anna Todd
Sanford Todd
Sara
Martha Snyder
Pegey Snyder
Hayden Bomberger
Amos Nissley
Joy
John Metzler
Benjamin Kreider
Mechanicsville
B. B. Kready
Charles Hollenbaugh
Helen
Maytown
Susan Erb
Simon Snyder
Susan Killinger
Palmyra
George Boyd
William Martin
East Petersburg
Geo. Dodder
Local names listed in Palmyra area notice
Lucy Killinger of Palmyra and others including Eewin Wen ger near Landisville Miss Dorothy Knier of Lancaster Linnaeus Longenecker from R. D. 2 and Mrs. Susan Killinger of Palmyra are named in the notice. The fragment cites residents and neighboring households in Lancaster County activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Killinger
Palmyra
Eewin Wen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mer L. Miller
Anna Minnich
Ruth Reitz
Millway
William Jurell
Thomas Erb
Clarence’ Erb
Harrisburg
Elizabeth Geesey
Marysville
John Gingrich
Forrest
Henning
Milton Charles
Hettie Charles
Daniel
Nelson Charles
Millersville
Elam Shenk
Paul Shelly
Janet Marie
A. M. Shelly
Mastersonville
Florence
Emma
Miriam Henning
Lanesdale
Forrest Hennng
John Balmer
Samuel Geib
Ruth
Hornley's Church
Abram Strickter
Harry Adair
Amos Snavely
Pontiac
General Motors
G.M. A.C
Fisher Craftsmen
Wm. B. Fry
Penna
East Main Street
Ger
Landisville
Ralph Killinger
Leban
Dorothy Knier
Linnaeus Longenecker, R. D
A. R. Sweigert
E. E. Stroble
Keller's Barber Shop
James H. Ross
East King Street
Women’s
Coats
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