Neffsville Church Founders Honored in Service
The unveiling of portraits of Philip William Otterbein and Martin Beelin, founders of the Long Memorial U B Church at Neffsville, occurred during a special service honoring their legacy. The ceremony celebrated their role in establishing the church community and preserving its history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neffsville Church
Philip William Otterbein
Martin Beelin
Long Memorial U. B. Church
Neffsville
Pentecost Service Marks 1900th Anniversary at Neffsville Church
The Whitesuntide service featured Rev C. Enck delivering the Pentecost sermon as part of a 1900th anniversary observance. Rev S G Kauffman led with Ruth Long, a direct descendant of Isaac Long, unveiling historic pictures. The building fund reached $5,687.11 with Sunday School collections totaling $1,472 and church offerings of $95.22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Enck
D.D
S. G. Kauffman
Otterbein
Beehm
Isaac Long
Neffsville
Ruth Long
Stauffer Family 19th Reunion Draws 200 In Springs Park
Nearly two hundred attend the nineteenth Stauffer family reunion at Springs Park. Officers elected include President E J Hartman Parkesburg First Vice President A H Gerberich Gap Second Vice President Jacob Stauffer Lititz Secretary A H Stauffer Atglen Treasurer A N Wolf Akron Historian A K Stauffer Lancaster. Program features hymns addresses devotional service and a closing benediction with multiple speakers. The group plans to meet again on the second Saturday in June next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stauffer
Springs Park
E. J. Hartman
Pomeroy
A. H. Gerberich
Parkesburg
Jacob Stauffer
Gap
John Wissler
Lititz
A. H. Stauffer
Atglen
A. N. Wolf
Akron
A. K
Lancaster
Jesus
John W. Hess
J. F. Hartman
Conshohacken
America
E. D. Hess
Belleville
Hamweh
Henry
Liki
Bucher Nolt Wedding Held At Lime Rock Home
A morning ceremony at the Bucher home in Lime Rock united Miss Irene H. Bucher and Clarence C. Nolt with Bishop Henry Lutz officiating. The wedding party included Nova Good as bridesmaid and Lester O. Nolt as best man. About 70 guests attended a buffet lunch after the ceremony before the couple began an extended honeymoon to Niagara Falls and the Middle West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lime Rock
Irene H. Bucher
J. B. Bucher
Clarence C. Nol
C. H. Nolt
Birdsin Hand
Henry Lutz
Mt Toys
Nova Good
East Petersburg
Lester O. Nolt
Willis H. Bucher
Norman B. Kready
Manheim
Sefron
Niagara Falls
Canada
Middle West
Dissinger Davidson Married at Trinity Church Manheim
Dissinger son of Mrs Susan Dissinger Manheim and Minnie BE Davidson daughter of Mr and Mrs Monroe Davidson Lititz wed Saturday evening at Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church Manheim. Rev I KE Johnson conducted the ring ceremony with Cora Davidson and Arthur Diger in attendance. The couple will live with the bride’s parents while Dissinger works for the U S Asbestos Company Manheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Dissinger
Susan Dissinger
Manheim
Minnie BE. Davidson
Monroe Davidson
Lititz
Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church
I. KE. Johnson
Cora Davidson
Arthur Diger
Dissinger
U. S
Balmer and Herr Tie the Knot in Lancaster Ceremony
Baldmer Balmer son of Mr and Mrs Allen Balmer Lititz Route 1 wed Miss Alta A Herr daughter of Mr and Mrs C L Herr Paradise on Saturday morning at 9 o clock Rev H B Yoder officiated at the Lancaster residence After the ceremony the couple left by auto for a tour of the New England states and will be at home at the Urides residence Also H Ober and Elizabeth G Ober were married Saturday noon by A F Liettenstein at his Hast Petersburg residence They will reside with the bridegroom for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Balmer
Allen Balmer
Lititz
Route 1
Alta A. Herr
C. L. Herr
Paradise
H. B. Yoder
Lancaster
New England
Uride
Norman H.all-Ober Uhl
Manheim
Route 5
Elizabeth G. Ober
Hast Petersburg
A. F. Liettenstein
Brosius W Brosius and Grace Bender wed in Akron
William W. Brosius of Lancaster and Grace Bender of Akron were married Saturday afternoon at the Evangelical Congregational Church parsonage Akron by Rev Amos H Groff with the ring ceremony. After a wedding trip to New York Atlantic City and other points they will reside in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Brosius
Lancaster
Grace Bender
Akron
Evangelical Congregational Church
Amos H. Groff
New York
Atlantic City
Wedding of Taylor and Gochenauer in Trinity Church
The ceremony in Trinity Reformed Church at Mast Petersburg united B Edward Taylor of Tlarrisburg and Miss Mir iam Gochenauer of Hast Petersburg. Rev. Walter C. Pugh officiated. Bridesmaids included Dorothy M. Gochenauer, Mrs. Robert S. Gochenauer, and Edna S. Gochenauer. Flower girls were Little Yvonne and Betty Gochenauer. A reception followed at the bride's parents home in East Petersburg. The couple plan a trip through New England and Canada and will reside at 2307 North Fifth Street in Harrisburg after July 1. The groom is secretary treasurer of the Harrisburg Foundry and Machine Company. The bride, formerly with Watt and Shand, is active as leader and soloist at St. Andrew's Reformed Church, Lancaster.
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Trinity Reformed Church
Mast Petersburg
Edward Taylor
Tlarrisburg
Miriam
Gochenauer
Hast Petersburg
Walter C. Pugh
Dorothy M. Gochenauer
Robert S. Gochenauer
Edna S. Gochenauer
Yvonne
Betty Gochenauer
David Gochenauer
East Petersburg
New England States
Canada
North Fifth Street
Harrisburg
Harrisburg Foundry and Machine Company
Watt and Shand
St. Andrew’s
Lancaster
Puzzle Error Notes From Ship In Distance Out Of Date
The fragment lists ten puzzle clues and mismatches such as Mistakes in Puzzle 1 and 2, invalid notes about a ship in distance, trees on rocky peaks, a motor boat too close inshore, a girl avoiding diving, a shadow moving toward the sun, small trees on sandy beach, a pail with unfinished design, rug ends with mismatched designs, a girl refusing earrings, a man with three fingers, and an unfinished letter N on a suit, indicating errors in the puzzle setup.
Statewide drive to save children from tuberculosis in Pa
A Pennsylvania health campaign in April joins a national effort to fight tuberculosis among youths. Led by the National Tuberculosis Association and the Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society, with 100 affiliated groups, the program urges parents and teachers to protect children, emphasizing early detection through tuberculin tests and chest X rays, and promoting prevention as key to reducing child TB deaths. The plan lists collaborating organizations including the American Legion, Pennsylvania State Medical Society, and State Department of Health, and notes educational material available through county societies and the Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society in Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania
National Tuberculosis Association
Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society
H. R. M. Landis
Pennsylvania State Medical Society
Pennsylvania State Department of Health
American Legion Associations of Columbus
Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and Teachers
Pennsylvania Council of Churches
Pennsylvania Education Association
Vivania Manufacturers’ Association
Ivania Outdoor Advertizing Associex
Ailroad
State Grange
State
Department of Labor and Industry
Department of Public Instruction
State Federation of Labor
Sabbath School Association
Pennsylvania Tubercosis Society
South Juniper Treet
Philadelphia
Lititz High School 1910 Class Reunion at Springs Grounds
Lititz Springs Park hosted the twentieth anniversary reunion of Lititz High School Class of 1910. Eighteen members attended with 74 total including families and guests. The event featured a business meeting, guest addresses by former instructors, class history extracts, contests for children, prizes, and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz High School
Lititz Springs
Elsie Adams
Herman Goetz
Harrisburg
C. K. Seaman
Millersville
Edna Brookmyer Seaman
Maud Chunk
Lillie Miller Kirk
Riegelsville
Mabel Erb Baker
Palmyra
Florence Stauffer Bergman
Bethlehem
Ada Leaman Lee
Ida Bender
Miriam Regennas
Lititz
Albert O. Brntkart
Lancaster
J. Richard Bender
R. C. Heagey
Eden
Cloyd Ritchie
Ashland
Harry Kissinger
Midland
Harry Bruckhart
Fort Wayne
Ind
Percy B. Kofroth
New York City
Esther Zeller
Mast Orange
New Jersey
New Lititz Pike May Be Opened Next Thursday
Completion of concrete laying on the Lancaster Neffsville stretch of the Lititz Pike was marked last Thursday by a big free lunch for the men. Work is now going forward on finishing the sides of the road and laying the road between the tracks at the trolley crossings. Everything is expected to be completed by next Thursday.
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Lancaster-Neffsville
Lititz Pike
Rev J H Kauffman Hurt in Crash Near Lexington
Rev J H Kauffman of Brunerville sustained three fractured ribs and cuts and bruises in a Monday crash on the Lexington to Norman Bamberger farm road. His car collided with a vehicle operated by Henry Weber near Hartman’s Mill. Kauffman rests at home, Weber’s car only slightly damaged.
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J. H. Kauffman
Brunnerville
Henry Weber
Hartman’s Mill
Lexington
Norman Bamberger
Ticker tape volume tops Wall Street display
The American Magazine reports a massive ticker tape event on Wall Street using about 4,700,000 feet of tape. The spectacle highlighted market activity and drew crowds as streams of paper unfurled over the trading floor.
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Wall Street
Leed Family Reunion Set For Spa Park Saturday
The Leed family plans its annual reunion at Spa Park this Saturday. Officers include President J. M. L, Vice President S. Q. Biemesdey, Secretary and Treasurer P. L Corresending, Corresponding Miss J ence Royer, Historians Mrs. A. Leed and B. Roscoe Leed, with Mrs. Schober listed among Pia.
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Spa Park
Q. Biemesdey
L Corresending
J]ence Royer
A. Leed
B. Roscoe Leed
Schober
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East Main Street
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Lutz
B. F. Lutz
Radio Fansi
Paul F. Becker
E. Main St
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Huebener
Habecker
Lititz, Pennsylvania
Jos
Hugh N. Nary
Dissinger—Davidson
Baldmer
Brosius
Bener
Taylor—Gochenauer
Springs Grounds
Manheim, PA
Robert Ames
Lila Lee
Rin-Tin-Tin
Tarzan the Tiger,” No
Norma Shearer
John Barrymore
Loretta Young
June Collyer
Tom Dresser
Louise Dresser
Roy B. Kneeburg
Stehman
Long, the Cleaner
North Broad Street
Roy H. Long
Zartman’s Store
Franklin
Libby
Sunny
Zic
Boscul
del Monte
Prunes
Martin
Bologna
Seaman & Seed
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