Obituary of Mrs Katie M Enck 64 Widow of William Enck
Mrs Katie M Enck 64 widow of William Enck died at St Joseph's Hospital Lancaster on Sunday at 3 PM after a two month illness from a stroke. She was a Lititz Moravian Church member. Survived by J Paul Schaefferstown Mrs Richard Todd Lebanon Ernest Lansdowne seven grandchildren a brother Jacob Dommy Lititz and two sisters Mrs Emanuel Singer Lititz and Mrs Martin Barto Penryn. Services were held yesterday at Spacht's funeral parlors with interment in the Moravian Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie M. E Inck
William GC. Enck
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lancaster
Lititz Moravian
J. Paul
Schaefferstown
Richard Todd
Lebanon
Ernest
Lansdowne
Jacob Dommy
Lititz
Emanuel Singer
Martin Barto
Penryn
Spacht
Moravian
Death of Lampeter farmer Christian B. Yunginger at 75
Christian B. Yunginger 75 a retired farmer of West Lampeter Township died at his Lampeter home Monday at 2 P M from heart disease after a long illness. He operated a dairy on the H Williamson farm. Survived by wife Susan L. Eager and children including Mrs. Albert I. Myers Carnegie and R Claire East Lampeter with 13 grandchildren and 1 great grandson. Funeral services at 2 P M today Herrs Lampeter private service and 2 30 P M Longeneckers Church burial in adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian B. Yunginger
Lampeter
West Lampeter
H. §. Williamson
Susan L. Eager
Albert I. Myers
Carnegie
B. H. Mowerer
Song Fest Planned by Local Committee Names
A committee led by W. W. Gibbel of town and Harold Hol plan a city song festival with arrangements underway and details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Gibbel
Town
Harold Hol
Tobacco Growers Vote on Continuation of Adjustment Plan
Eligible tobacco growers vote in Lancaster to decide continuation of the production adjustment program into 1936 and later years. Voting ends at noon August 3, 1935, at the Tobacco Office Room 215 Post Office Building for those overlooked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Acappella Chorus Names Pro Tem For September Song Fest
Linger and John Gingrich of East Petersburg were chosen by the Acappella Male Chorus to arrange the September 22 Song Fest. The Petersburg Church of the Brethren will host the event with about 1500 seats and proceeds split between Brethren Orphans Homes at Neffsville and Millersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linger
John Gingrich
East Petersburg
Accapella
Petersburg
Church of the Brethren
Brethren
Neffsville
Millersville
Moravian Youth Attend Christian Endeavor Conference
Four delegates and 138 Moravian Congregation youths attend the annual Christian Endeavor Conference at Cedar Crest College Allentown. The group left Monday representing the Senior and Intermediate Societies with several members attending only part of the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Conference
Cedar Crest College
Allentown
Dorothy Herr
Fred Godenaur
Ruth Girvin
Wilbur Sturgis
George Smith
Ruth Showers
Helen Frederick
Charlotte Herr
Jane Keith
John Bender
Helen Bender
Lorraine Frey
Intermediate Society
Betty Groff
Dorothy Evans
Betty Martin
Daniel Light
Roy Yerger
Anna K. Miller
Byron K. Horne
E. S&s. Crosland
Christian Workers Conference Call for July 30 Meeting
The Christian Workers Conference invites a gathering on Tuesday July 30 at 7 30 pm at the Lancaster Y M C A Rev O Bruce Poulson of Huntingdon and secretary of the Pennsylvania Men's Dry League will be the speaker He will discuss how social legislation in Harrisburg was put over and urge Christian citizens to act Geo to the Conference on July 30 All the Home News In THE RECORD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Workers Conference
Lancaster
O. Bruce Poulson
Huntingdon
Poulson
Pennsylvania Men's Dry League
Harrisburg
Geo
County Farmers Paid $910,679 in AAA Program
Lancaster County farmers received $910,679 from the AAA crop control program in the year ending June 1, the largest county total in the State, part of a statewide AAA payout of $1,676,409. Of the county total, $837,379 went to the tobacco program. Federal estimates put Pennsylvania agricultural cash income and AAA payments for the first five months of 1935 at $82,882,000, about 17 percent higher than 1934. Nursery and greenhouse receipts add about 8 percent to cash income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
AAA
Pennsylvania
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Butzer Family Reelects Officers At Fourteenth Reunion
The Butzer clan held its fourteenth annual reunion Sunday at Givler's Park near Ephrata with about 100 members present. David Butzer of Rothsville was reelected president and officers including Charles Butzer Manheim vice president Chester Stohl Shillington secretary and Elam Koch Brunnerville treasurer were reelected. Rev R S Kresge Rothsville Akron pastor gave the main address and next year’s meeting was set for the same place on the third Sunday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Butzer
Rothsville
Butzer
Givler's Park
Ephrata
Charles Butzer
Manheim
Chester KE. Stohl
Shillington
Elam Koch
Brunnerville
R. S. Kresge
Akron
Evangelical Congregational Church
Abbout
Hackman and Weik Tie Off in Manheim Nuptials
Hackman Clarence J. Hackman and Miss Erla Weik were married by Rev. George B. Raezer at the R formed parsonage on Liberty Street Saturday at 9 PM. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Singley of Manheim. The couple will reside in Manheim. Hackman works at the North Cedar Street pretzel bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erla Weik
Harry Weik
Clarence J. Hackman
Albert Hackman
North Cedar Street
George B. Raezer
Liberty Street
Harry Singley
Manheim
Hackman
N. D. Sturgis Pretzel Bakery
Town
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Wassa Matyer
Teteh
Rica AL Gartoon
Katie M. Enck
Hilowatt
Pennsylvania Power @ Light Co
Spacht’s
Hackman—Weik
Seiberling Tires
Wolf's Garage
DE Soto and
Plymouth Cars
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dersie Williams
Danville
Illinois
Amer’s Hardware Store
W. M. Amer
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