Travel notices and community events in Lancaster area
Mrs Rev Charles Nagle visits Lancaster friends while others travel to Washington DC. Local students return home from Moravian College. A love feast attracts attendees from Maryland. Historians plan a self guided pilgrimage to Schaefferstown Kleinfeltersville Newmanstown and South Mountain sites with stops at Waldeck Brickerville Hulls Tavern and Cornw all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nagle
Lancaster
Lititz
Meiskey
Carl
Wilbur
Washington, D. C
Grace
Ira Reidenbach
Robbins Warner
Harrisburg
Reidenbach
Lancaster General Hospital
Roy Hassler
Moravian College
Bethlehem
Juniata College
Rev. Gibbel
McCann
Rev
Gibbel
Huntingdon
Lebanon County Historical Society
Schaefferstown
Kleinfeltersville
Newmanstown
Heidelberg
Millbach
Waldeck
Elizabeth Farms
South Mountain
Baron Stiegel
Brickerville
Hull’s Tavern
Cornwall
Fire destroys barn and house near Disston
Midnight blaze near Sunnyside school house at Disston levels a barn and a nearby house. Owner Henry F. Hostetter of Oregon insured with Penn Township Co. Loss about 1400. Rothsville Fire Co. arrived late. Suspected incendiary cause tied to prior corn theft warning posted near the barn. Nearby sale notice for seed leaf tobacco beds and Jersey sweet potato plants advertised by Jacob M. Andes of Ephrata Route 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Disston
Henry F. Hostetter
Oregon
Penn Township Co
Rothsville Fire Co
Diamond Spring
Ephrata
Jersey
Bell Phone
Jacob M. Andes
Road oil applied to major pikes to preserve routes
Road oil has been put to use on the Philadelphia pike from Lancaster to Williamstown, 12 miles, on the Lititz pike to Kissel Hill, 64 miles, on the New Holland pike to Bareville, 8 miles, and on the Willow Street pike almost to Hollinger, 2 miles. This preserves the roadbed and pleases everyone.
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Philadelphia
Lancaster
Williamstown
Lititz Pike
Kissel Hill
New Holland Pike
Bareville
Willow Street
Hollinger
Bretzels Rally Continues as Ephrata Tops New Holland 6 1
In a high school baseball recap Ephrata defeated New Holland 6 to 1 at Ephrata with Doremus and Midget Matthews winning pitching battles. Sim Shenk starred for New Holland while local stars Wagner and Mylin lined up for Manheim’s victory hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephrata
New Holland
Doremus
Matthews
Sim” Shenk
Ntihie
Manheim
Reading P. & R. ¥. M
Wagner
Short
Mylin
Lititz
Memorial services for Selah Lodge 657 in Manheim
Selah Lodge No. 657 S O O F of Manheim will hold their annual memorial services in the lodge hall on Sunday June 29 at 1 15 PM A program has been arranged featuring addresses music and other items of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manheim
Henry William Steigel
J. H. Seiling
York
Zion Lutheran Congregation
Steigel
J. F. Knittle
A. Pohlman
Philadelphia
C. P. Wiles
Lutheran Sunday School
H. Frank Eshleman
Lancaster
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lewis N. Moyer
Romig’s
Akron
Traley Tars
Diamond Station
P.& BR
H. N. Wolf
Ephrats
Publc
Geo. S. Demmy
Will Loner
Sale and Exchange
Hohratw
Kansas
Nebraska
M. G. Brubaker
Loo P. M
Waranty Trust Co
North Duke St. Lancaster, Pa
BOSD
State Banking Department
M. Alexander
L. B. Herr
E. R. Garvin
Lawrence K.grosh Insurance and
Heal Estate
P.O
C. H. Kreider
Street Ind
Miss May Slough
Henry Slough
Burns
Lincoln
Old Order of
Frederick County
Maryland
Lebanon
Rothsville
Philadelphia & R. A
H. P
Studebaker
S. S. Shober
J. Roy Himmelberger
S. Broad St
Burkholder’s
Frank Burkholder
Long & Co
New York
T. E. Tolson
Bristol
New York City
Lancaster County
Penna
B.S. Neidermyer
C. N. Derr
Secy
A. D
M. G. Marks
Burgess
Dissinger
Dissinger's
Broad Street
Enola
Obere
Simmy
Rudy
Murphy
Lititz AB
H. OO
Diehm
Kalber
Ad Pen Ko
Sickle Db
Schweitzer
Ry Obert
Hnola AB
AL BE Swingler
Bramant
Tees
Meyers
M. Meyers
Gable
I. Meyers
Geare
Hinkle
Harned
Liti i Menela
Shenk
Fickler
C. Spickler
F. Spickler
Spickler
Hinkel
Sweingler
Jmpire
Hoover
Donovan
Donovan's
Donovan’s
Mee Idonovansi
Rco
Fane Ge Aad
Gri Yeu Notwina
Asx Fbr Ir
the Donovan Company
East
King St
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