Reunions Celebrate Coldren Family at 21st gathering
Stephen Laninger of Mohnton led the Coulten family 21st annual reunion at Springs Park with about 225 members attending. Officiating officers included Elias M. Coldren and Wellington B. Golden, with a 15 piece orchestra, reunion songs, solos by Edwood Coldren and Robert Yocum, and memorials for members lost since last year. Lorraine Heist, aged three, was the youngest attendee. Earl Coldren traveled 173 miles from Washington DC for the event.
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Stephen Laninger
Mohnton
Cnd
Coulten
Sprines Park
Ose
Lorraine Heist
Simon
Dirs
Walter Heister
Earl Coldren
Washington, D. C
E. T. Tiarrtanft
Deke Celdven
Town
Hiran Demmy
Day
Fianna B
East Petersburg
Webster School Reunion To Be Held Saturday
The Webster School reunion for teachers and pupils of Elisabeth Township will be held Sunday at the school. The event opens at 1:30 with an invocation by Rev Eben Wed and a performance of Webster On the Hill by the pupils. Guy Bombeuper, president, will speak followed by a business meeting and talks by former teachers. Coffee and lunch are served. all former pupils and teachers are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webter School
Eligabeth
Vam
Eben
Dy Fweinome
Grace
Ollie Een
Webster
Guy D Bombeuper
Phares G. Hess
Istorian
Oscar Dowling
Louisiana State Board of Ywealth
Hess Family Meeting Noted With Mr and WDE
A brief report notes the Hess family meeting Mr and WDE with a three live whiller of pawn among those affending, reflecting a local social gathering and observed attendees.
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Witeayar
Re Wait
Whiller
Lancaster Youth Killed by Truck at Airport Site
Earl H. Nissley a 21 year old Lancaster resident and airport worker died Monday evening when a truck being moved to the Lititz Pike dragged him under a wheel. The driver was exonerated. deputy coroner Dr Witmer and medical staff attended. Funeral at his home with burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Earl H. Nissley
Lancaster
Kissel Hill
Nissley
Lititz Pike
Thard Poits
EH. Witmer
Neffsys
Witmer
D.C
Roundup of Sunday and weekday visits in Allenwood area
Local residents and families from Allenwood Union County and nearby towns visited relatives and friends across multiple households. Names include Phares Gray, Frank Wonder, Samuel Long Jr, Mankem, Ephraim Falls, James Elmer of Geretown, Clayton Harnish, and others. Activities ranged from Sunday calls and weekend visits to a Miss Buck reunion and a Georgetown M E Church picnic at Locky Springs Park.
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Mildred Bonyberper
Robert Yoder
Allentown
Amos Martin
Abyam Bomberger
Clayton Kulp
Frowarch
Neffsville
Jacob Frey
Elam
Edith
Pior
James Elmer
George Irene Frannich
Allen Wood
Union County
Vista Jacobo Fray
Ivening
Abram Harnish
Clayton Harnish
Centerville
J. Hiestand Harnish
J. Lehman Swarr
Joy
Roy Buch
Anty
Blam Frey
Georgetown
M. E
Locky Springs Park
Harry Elmer
Samuel Long, Jr
Robert Kreider
Lancaster R. D
Clayton Diffenderferm
M.F. Wy
Stony Brook
John Fread
York
Charles Gaase
Yorkshire
Lake Reformed Sunday School
Tywine's Grove
Kissel Hill
Samuel Long
Arthur Frey
Elam Frey
Arthur My
Helen Guttshall
Lititz
Penryn
Helen
Larry Thompson
Vivian
Frans
Emily
War among SNOOPS and a missing Public Enemy
A frayed column of oddities and a near cryptic tale opens with SNOOPS and a Bill with a magazine subscription. The piece then riffs on vacancies in crime ranks after John Dillin ger’s death, hints at a replacement, and ends with a Boston parking caper involving War on Newcomer and Richard Zarem an and a riddle about Moses and cheese in the Ark.
Legion Post 654 Dedicates New Home in Neffeville
Post 654 American Legion dedicates its new home in Neffeville with address by commander George and remarks from State Commander Otto F. Messner. Mrs. Lawrence F. Smith led Auxiliary work. Ephrais Spangler and Wacker spoke for local leaders, honoring I. Ranek, Gom ew Hotland Post.
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Manheim
American Legion
Neffeville
Wmander George
Gad Delivther
Otto F. Messner
Lawrence F. Smith
Legion
Wacker
Ephrais Spangler
Dis- Sphrata
Gomew Hotland
Ianmander Ranek
Akron man Thomas Ramsey 76 dies at home
Thomas Ramsey aged 76 of Akron died Thursday morning at 7 80 due to a complication of diseases. Survived by wife Olive Didman Ramsey and children including Ham Adams Ephrata and Mrs Olive Didman Kusgtown. seventeen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Brothers and sisters in Reading. Member of First Reformed Church Denver. Funeral held at home and Akron Lushan Church with interment in Reading cemetery.
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Thomas Ramsey
Akron
Sarah Frey Ramsey
Mar
Ham Adams
Ephrata
Olive Didman
Kusgtown
Akron Lushan Church
Mrs Ellen Bard Dies at 73 in Nett
Mrs Ellen Bard 73 widow of Sylve Bard died at 10 a m Monday at the home of her daughter Mrs Isaac Keller Neffsville of complications. Survived by three daughters Mrs Isaac Keller Mrs Cora Mastros Lancaster and Mrs Walter Hichelberger Landisville six grandchildren three great grandchildren and several step brothers and sisters Frank Bou
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Elen
Nett
Sylvenug Bard
Isaac Keller
Neffsville
Cemoligaliongs
Ingex Bard
Cora
Mastros
Lancaster
Walter Hichelberger
Landisvile
Frank Bou
Funeral services held at home and Zion Lutheran Church
Funeral services were held at 9:30 today at the home with further services at 10 a.m. at Zion Lutheran Church of Mechanicsburg, followed by burial in the adjoining cemetery. Distinct names listed include Joseph Ville, Mrs Henry Buchy, Mrs Laura Hol linger, and Miss Ida Boudar among others.
John Reyer Funeral Services Recounted
Funeral services for John Reyer were held at Brickerville Lutheran Church after an accidental self inflicted gunshot near his Hope land home late Tuesday night. The burial followed at the adjoining cemetery with further services at 3135 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boy
Hopeland
P.M. Satuhe
Brickerville Lutheral Church
Improvements At Bank Window Cracked In Lancaster Work
A large plate glass window at Lititz Springs National Bank was broken during a repair by workers from Herr & Co. of Lancaster. The cut to install a transom caused the pane to crack and fall, breaking into fine pieces. The transom pieces were saved. A new safe was installed through the opening. The incident occurred July 29, 1909.
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Lititz Springs
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Elias M. Coldren
Shulington
Nathan
Buffenhover
Vine
Wellington B. Goldren
Ington
Secreray
Snitlington
James J
Denver
Ch L
Leavaster
Powman
Histeriams
Edwood Coldren
Robert Yocum
Gertrude Coldren
Laker Coldren
Robert Yooung
Sans
Nathaniel Coldren
Newmanstown
Martha Redcay
Terre JA
Hess
Edwin Z
Longenecker
Idven
Ray
Carl
Floy
Jacob
Elva Bure
Phares Graylel
Frank Wonder
Samuel Mr. Long, Jr
M Harry Bollinger
Mankem
Ephraim Falls
Geretown
Claw Irrey
Harrison Shue
Lady Friend
Clayton Dheily
Mr. and Erdertey
Claude Bacher
Mr. and
Norman Buecker
Norman Faus
Chldren
Norman and
Wilbuvalle
Faus
Florence Feey
Elam Brey
Alvs
Edwin Longenecker
Mrs. Samuel Ling
Snoops
Bill
John Dillinger
Public Enemy No. 1
Webless
Department 5
Penylvania Automobile
Union
Newcomer
Richard Zareman
New England
Old Boston
Polceman
Moses
Post
Mrs
Ellen Bard
John Reyer
Beck Brothers
South Broad Street
Penna
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