Kreider Family Reunion At Springs Park
A large Kreider family reunion gathered 300 to 400 members from Lancaster and Lebanon counties at Springs Park on Tuesday July 19. Officials from the Kreider lineage announced plans for future meetings and highlighted a long history tracing back to Switzerland with name variants Kreuter Kreiders Greiders and Griders. The program featured songs devotions addresses readings and musical performances with a tentative plan to meet again near Lititz in late July or early August.
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Kling Family Reunion Celebrates Fifth Annual Gathering
The Kling dam held its fifth annual reunion at the Springs on Saturday July 16 with 200 to 300 attendees from Lancaster, Lebanon, Berks, Lehigh and Perry Counties. Officers elected include President Victor Kling and Treasurer Willis Kling. The event featured a prize for the oldest man Isaiah Kling and the oldest woman Eliza Kling, plus a youngest child Dorothy Farley. The storm disrupted the elaborate program but an orchestra performed, with addresses and prayers offered and plans announced to meet again next July.
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Lititz Springs July and August Family Reunions Event Schedule
Local listings show a sequence of family reunions and church gatherings across Lititz Springs parks and nearby towns. Dates span July from the 28th to August 27th with multiple reunions including Zem Zem Lancaster County Knights of Malta Fasnacht Quincy Orphanage band and several Lutheran and Reformed S S events.
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Eph Snow Reflects on Household Leadership and Business
Eph Snow notes that the head of a household often becomes a slave to his business, illustrating a tension between domestic authority and commercial pressures. The quote emphasizes how work demands shape family dynamics and personal autonomy.
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