Free Firewood At RWD Project For Local Families
R W D workers cut standing and dead chestnut in State Public Hunting Grounds Clay Township to reduce fire hazard and build driveable roads. Firewood is free for personal use. contact Foreman Wayne C Enck to obtain. Project supported by Game Protector Haverstick and Federated Sportsmen of Lancaster County with County Commissioners.
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Clay Township
Hopeland
Kleinfeltersville Road
John M. Haverstick
Wayne C. Enck
Buck
RB. W. D
Game Protector Haverstick
Federated Sportsmen of
Lancaster County
County Commissioners
Neffsville Fire Company Names 1935 Officers
The Neffsville Community Fire Company announces 1935 officers led by President R. L. Brookmyer and Chief T. R. Shenk. Other posts include Vice President I N Rebman Recording Secretary H B Hiner deer Financial Secretary Charles Enek Treasurer H E Dunkie and multiple assistants and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neffsville Community Fire Company
R. L. Brookmyer
I. N. Rebman
H. B. Hinerdeer
B. H. Lefever
Charles Enek
FE. Dunkie
T. R. Shenk
Geo. Eilmier
Amos Peiffer
A. G. Miller
E. 8. Weber
R. T. Keller
H. E. Kratzert
BE. H. Lefever
Joseph Forney
Charles Kratzert
Walter Fry
Kenneth Stauffer
C. Gingrich
Obituary notices for Sahm and Boyer families in Lancaster area
Two obituaries from Lancaster area newspapers report the death of George G. Sahm 80 in Mannheim Township with services at East Petersburg Mennonite Church and burial in the adjoining cemetery. Surviving relatives include children in Neffsville and Lititz, a brother John Sahm of Littitz, and sisters in Oroville and Strasburg. The second notice covers a death on a birthday anniversary with survivors Mary Jane, Charles, William, Anta May, Paul B., Ruth Viola, Jane Elizabeth, and siblings and step-siblings listed, with funeral services at Sheetz funeral home and burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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George G. Sahm
Manheim Township
White Oak
M. Sahm
East Petersburg
Ber
Broad Street M. E
Lancaster
Mary Jane
Charles
William
Anta May
Paul B
Ruth Viola
Jane Elizabeth
John Boyer
Millport
Mary Showalter
Murrell
Daniel Boyer
Reamstown
Clayton McCreary
Morris Eckert
Myerstown
Howard McCreary
Lititz
John Lame
Edward Renney
Chicago
Sheetz
Greenwood Cemetery
Death of Mrs Frances Weaver at Oroville Mennonite Home
Mrs Frances Weaver aged 64 died after noon Thursday at 5 o clock at the Oroville Mennonite Home. She leaves a daughter Mrs Abraham Lauder of Goodville two brothers Blam Irwin White Oak and Romanus Irwin Lincoln and two sisters Mrs Alice Shirk Lincoln and Mrs Harry Deater Schoeneck. Services were held Sunday at 1:00 P M at the home with a 2:00 P M service at Weaverland Mennonite Church and burial followed in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Weaver
Oroville Mennonite
Abraham Lauder
Goodville
Blam Irwin
White Oak
Romanus Irwin
Lincoln
Alice Shirk
Harry Deater
Schoeneck
Ruth W Scheaffer Dies at 18 in Lincoln
Ruth W Scheaffer 18 of Lincoln died of pneumonia at 4 P M Sunday at her home. She was a Brethren Church member and is survived by parents John and Nora White Scheaffer and multiple siblings. The funeral is set for 1 30 P M today at the family home.
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Ruth W. Scheaffer
Lincoln
Brethren Church
John
Nora White Scheaffer
Irene
Isaac Noll
Voganville
Helen
Noah Martin
Murrell
Harrison Scheaffer
Eva
William Kunkle
Susanna Scheaffer
Ephrata
Bessie White
Lancaster
VanAulen Couple Mourns Lancaster Death
Mrs. Anna May VanAulen 36 wife of Charles L VanAulen of Lancaster died Thursday at Lancaster General Hospital from complications. She was a daughter of the late Mr and Mrs John Boyer of Lititz and was a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna May VanAulen
Charles L. VanAulen
Lancaster
Lancaster General Hospital
John Boyer
Lititz
Funeral Service Planned At Middle Creek Church
A service is set for 2 P. M. at Middle Creek Church with interment in the adjoining cemetery following the ceremony.
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Middle Creek
Mrs. John M Seitz 72 Rohrerstown Dies at Home
Mrs. John M Seitz 72 of Rohrerstown died Friday morning at 6 o clock from a complex of illnesses. Formerly Anna M Buckwalter she was a member of Rohrerstown Mennonite Church. Survivors include Howard B, John B, Laura B, sister Lizzie Garber Kissel Hill and brother Samuel Buckwalter Neffsville. Services were held at the residence Sunday at 2 pm with interment in Rohrerstown Mennonite cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Seitz
Rohrerstown
Anna M. Buckwalter
Rohrerstown Mennonite
Newspapers Again Backbone of Conoco 1935 Sales Program
Continental Oil Company announces newspaper advertising as the backbone of its 1935 sales promotion, the largest in Ponca City Oklahoma history. Advertising manager Wesley L Nunn says local paper will carry Conoco ads and notes 1934 gas sales up 65 percent for Conoco Germ Processed Motor Oil. The firm marks its 60th anniversary and predicts 1935 will be its best year. Local news teased on every page of today's RECORD.
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Continental Oil Company
Ponca City
Oklahoma, Company, It
Wesley L. Nunn
Conoco
Nunn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neffsville Firemen
Ray Gross
Mrs. Fances Weaver
H. L. Kline Garage
Penryn
Hallville
Battery Sales & Service
Sinclair Gas and Oil
of Oil Co
Department OF
The
Farmers National Bank
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
County of Lancaster
P. H. Bomberger
C. B. Risser H
J. Pierson Henry B
Gibbel
Lebanon
Manheim
Midway
N. Cornwall
Cornwall
Quentin Halls Tayen Mt. Hope
Elstonville
Sun Hill
Chest Hill
Fike Blossom Hi Fruitville
Overlook
Chestnut
Lancaster German Village
Brunswick
Lebanon Auto Bus Co., Inc
Isaac Plasterer
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