Kulp Family Reunion At Spring Grounds
The Kulp family gathered for their annual reunion at the Spring grounds in the north pavilion with about fifty attendees. Officers elected included President Charles Bare and Vice President Ellis Kreider, plus secretary Mrs. Ivan Rutt and treasurer Mahlon Martin. The youngest child present was 11 week old Mary Edith Smithgall of Lancaster, who won a rubber bib. The group planned to meet again next year at Lititz on the same date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kulp
Charles Bare
Ellis Kreider
Ivan Rutt
Walter Kulp
Mahlon Martin
Harry Kulp
Abram Wolgemuth
C. Kauffman
Harry Cammaus
Andes
Clinton Kauffman
Mary Edith Smithgall
Lancaster
Lititz
Kachel McCreary Reunion Honors Old Highland Roots
The second annual Rachel-McCreary reunion was held at Springs Park South Pavillion. Officers elected include President Harry W. McCreary and Vice President Benjamin Shuar. The gathering featured addresses, hymns, vocal solos and a prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel-McCreary
Springs Park
Farmersville
McCreary
MacQuarrie
Ireland
America
Rachels
Switzerland
Harry W. McCreary
Benjamin Shuar
Mary Hoover
Belen Kachel
Frank McCreary
Elizabeth Hufford
Mabel Zimmerman
John Kachel
Howard ‘McCreary
L. C. Kachel
John W. McCreary
Clayton Zartman
Lititz Defeats Cornwall in Eight Inning Thriller
Lititz and Cornwall traded leads in a 5 4 contest highlighted by Harry Doremus three late hits and a ninth inning rally. Peyton crushed Manheim 8 4 as Keeler led Manheim with three of five hits, and a Sunday win by Lancaster Iron ended Manheim’s hopes at 5 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Cornwall
Sweigart
Tony
Harry Doremus
Bill
Ironmen
Peyton
Bob Frey
Manheim
Sipe
Patton
Littz
Keeler
Lancaster Iron Nine
Manheim M’nunn
To AE Yocklewitch
Balmer
Ream Ss
Hersko
Firestone of
Yaklich
Sweigart Petential
Shiffer
Lititz i Rho
Diehm
McMullen
HSE
H. Doremus
W. Doremus
Mearig
Ripening Recordings and Seasonal Snippets
A compilation of home garden notices and public musings notes fruit and vegetable ripening districts. Mentions tomatoes grapes corn cabbage pumpkins cantaloupes and lima beans with remarks on weather pests and everyday life.
Early Canadian Votes Open to Women Despite Few Candidacies
In Canada in the early days the right to vote or hold office was not sex based. Although no women ran for office, some women did vote, among them the mother of Louis Joseph Papineau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Louis Joseph Papineau
Public Sale Date Change in Lititz Auction Notice
The sale now set for Saturday July 30 1927 at 133 Raspberry Alley Lititz features a Royal Prizer Range Victrola 100 records NESCO oil stove and other furnishings. James Karr WW Snavely auctioneers Huebener Habecker clerks announce terms at 1 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raspberry Alley
Lititz
Royal Prizer
James Karr
H. Snavely
Huebener & Habecker
Clerks
Queer Things From the Sky.
The Pathfinder notes that belief in creatures like frogs and fish raining from the sky is unfounded. It explains frogs and worms may have been on the ground before rain, while cyclones could scoop up ponds and deposit contents elsewhere. It adds that so called blood showers often are colored dust, volcanic ash, or pollen in rain.
The Secret of Success Quoted by Gen Booth
A quotation from Gen William Booth appears in Echoes and Memories by Branwell Booth. It states that success lies not in gifts or learning but in a heart on fire with holy heavenly love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Booth
Branwell Booth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kulp Reunion
Kachel
ASCO
Ginger Abbot
Schmidt
Leeach
Heinz
Porcela
Enam
California
Asco Coffee
Victor
N. B.C
Asco Calif
Charles J. Tisdale
D. G. Tenney
Rockingham Guernsey
Salem
N. M
Guernsey
Brilliant Lassie
Rockingham
Brilliant Tassie
Buck
York
Clayton Rudy
East Main Street
Gochenaur
Elstein Fink
North Broad Street
Roy H. Long
Spacht
Lititz Pa
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