Fassnachts To Meet For 28th Annual Reunion
The Fassnacht family plans the 28th annual reunion at Springs Park on Saturday with a fine program and music. Officers include Rev. H. E. Fassnacht of Nacht, M. B. Fassnacht of Lancaster as vice president, Harvey S. Fassnacht of Ephrata as secretary, T. J. Turner of Ephrata as assistant, J. B. Dussinger of Lititz as treasurer, and E. 8. Fassnacht of Lancaster as program committee member. Obituaries and history committees listed with multiple Fassnacht members across Lancaster, Ephrata, Perkasie, Mohnton, Morgantown, Lebanon, Brookville, Hi. Reinholds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fassnacht
Springs Park
H. E. Fass
Nacht
Perkasie
M. B. Fassnacht
Lancaster
Harvey S. Fassnacht
Ephrata
T. J. Turner
J. B. Dussinger
Lititz
LeRoy Warner
Mohnton
Ralph Posnacht
Morgantown
Barton Wein
Old Fiddlers Convention Invites Noted Leaders to Parkesburg
Henry Ford Qwen J. Roberts former Governor Fisher Mark Sullivan and General Butler among prominent men invited to the Old Fiddlers Association annual convention on August First in Parkesburg. Music and dancing all day and a large crowd anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Qwen J. Roberts
Governor Fisher
Mark Sullivan
General Butler
Old Fiddlers Association
Parkesburg
Notable Odds and Ends from the RECORD Files 1882
Highlights from 1882 include tobacco yields near Warwick described as the finest, a roaming crowd of 86 in Miller's Grove playing cards and drinking, engine mishaps at Seaber and Grube, a hammer Creek funeral overflow, and brisk summer boarders at the Sturgis House and Springs Hotel. Also noted are a Warwick marriage, cheap butter and eggs, and local shop and town growth events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pineman
Warwick
Miller’s Grove
Seaber and Grube
Hammer Creek
Levi Wissler
Sturgis House
Springs Hotel
Jacob R. Weaver
Town
Frances Hinkle
Mt. Joy
Bell and Alma Keenan Tie the Knot at Christ Lutheran
James R. Bell of Lancaster and Miss Alma Keenan of Neffsville were married in the Christ Lutheran Church parsonage in Lancaster on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. A. J. Reichard performed a ring ceremony. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rice, the latter the bridegroom's sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Rudy
I. W. Bobst
Lutheran Church
Neffsville
Jacob L. Clewell
Philadelphia
Jacob Wissler
Warwick
Brunnerville
J. S. Ross
Lancaster
J. E. Maurer
West Orange Street
Morris E. Seaber
S. C. Seaber
Helen Snetker
Allegheny
James R. Bell
Alma Keenan
Christ Lutheran Church
A. J. Reichard
D.D
Charles Rice
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Broad Street
Lititz, PA
Lititz Springs
Broad & Marion Sts
Castle Haven
Campbell’s Beans
KRAFT
Brookfield
Molemann
Seaman & Seed
Allen Balmer
Millway
M. Huber
E. Main Street
Kodaks
Wertsch
Manheim, PA
Spencer Tracy
Edward Everett Horton
Una Merkel
el Brendel
Bob Caster and
Dot Phillips
William Haines
OUR Gang
Janet Gaynor
Wm. Baxter
Laura la Plante
Jantzen
Charles V. Pfantz
General Sutter
Bell—Keenan
Carl B. Risser
N. Broad St
Wolf's Garage
C. M. Snavely
Warwick House
N. Broad Street
Chevrolet
Zartmans’ Store
Trimmer
Cvor
Clark
Broad & Orange
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