Brunnerville Church Services and Local Clan Reunions
Sunday worship at 10 in Brunnerville with morning services announced by Rev Tobias. A flurry of visits and Sunday gatherings is noted across Lititz, Lincoln, Mifflin County, Oregon, Shillington, Harrisburg, Gettysburg, Martindale, Hallville, Mohntan, Stone Hill, and Weinberg areas. Families including Stricklers Melley Whitcrafts Heiseys and Steelys join Hartman and Whitmyer reunions and many other relatives attend gatherings at homes and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobias
B. Church
Eayer
Steely
Emma Eckert
Hartman
Poplar Grove
J. H. Kauffman
Harry Pfautz
Lititz
Lancaster
Mifflin County
John Althouse
Shillington
Reuben Keith
Mary West
Mary Enck
Ephraim Eby
Thursay
Isaac Oberholtizer
Ira Landis
Oregon
Jon Mummert
Milton White
Daniel Breitigan
Phares
Wenger
Fairland
Henry L. Ri
John Ebersole
Spayd
Landis Martin
Harrisburg
Alma Martin
Ruth Oberry
Rothsville
Henry Bucher
Alvin Wissler
Wogansville
Kathryn Kreider
Verna Reidenbach
Gettysburg
John Dittman
Longenecker’s Church
Kreider
Lala Myers
Heller’s Church
Norman Reed
Martindale
Clayton Myers
Huber Oberholtzer
Hallville
Isaac Oberholtzer
Walter Render
Henry Risser
Tillman Risser
Weidmannville
Harvey Ober
Samuel Fry
Hartville
Wallace Zook
Emma
Lizzie
Gibbel
Clayton Burkholder
Farmersville
Harry Phalm
Clay
Wayne
Kline
Jesse Buchter
Parke Sweigart
Mohntan
Morris Eckert and
Clayton Weber
Near
Clayton Frymyer
Ralph Keith
Jacob Ditzely
Norman Steely
Lester Balmer Ana
Abram Balmer
Seth Larah
Simon Graybill
John Peiffer
Lester Phillips
Stone Hill
Norman Bucher
Lime Rock
William Seibert
Reuben Myers
Mary Wenger
Ira Wenger
Ezra Martin
Roseville
Ivan Wingenroth
Nappersville
Roy Eckert
Ida Gockley
Lebanon
Morris Eckert
Esther Oberholtzer
Mission or Passion Frays Peter and Marion
Peter quarrels with Marion over his mission work and May acceptance of a mission position follows. Walton hurriedly announces she andster will wed soon, while Marion mocks the mission plan and hints at their looming marriage. May learns about the new mission as Marion questions her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Marion
May
Walton
Ster
Rory
Mtssion
Nega
May Rose
Sis
Renowa
Jenny
Madonna
Kfsey
Howard Crane
Olay
Lenny
Oll
New York
Peter Morton
Evelyn Brent plays power and schemes in a tangled tale
May Fisher Sam Smith and Peter Morton drive a country estate confrontation. An uncle's will sparks a bid to leave a fortune to May, with Marion furious as Peter sees his future with May. May struggles between love and money while Jenny and Kingsley deepen the intrigue as hidden plans unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Peter
Kingsley
May Fisher
Seth
May Smith
Petar
Toear
Howard
Rudssey
New York
Darion
Smith
Marion
Bia
Community Shower for Miss Anna Graybill and Local Socials
A kitchen shower for Miss Anna Graybill drew a large gathering of friends and relatives, with gifts noted from Nettie Forney to Lloyd Graybill. In Manheim, the 4-H Con Club met at Lloyd Peiffer’s for corn talk and an accordion sale, followed by a Bethany Church Ladies Aid gathering on the Lititz Pike. Additional notices mention visits, family gatherings, and local church and community activities surrounding Lancaster area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Graybill
Nettie Forney
Walter Cassel
Verna Longenecker
Kline Kopenhaver
Martha Cassel
Howard Patches
Miriam Royer
Mark Grayel
Rufus Gibble
Kathryn Dittman
Arthur Gibble
Forella Dittman
Paul Eshelman
Helen Heizey
Earl Longenecker
Ruth Charles
Carl Gall
Mildred Hostetler
Linn Longenecker
Mary Balmer
Ira Longenecker
Grace Cramer
Paul Longenecker
Fthel Kéller
Elva Minnich
Kathryn
Tiaae Brubaker
Miriam
Anna
Jane Graybill
Grace Keller
Ellen Graybill
Lillian Charles
Paul Rohrer
Edward Gerlach
Oscar Rohrer
Harvey Stauffer
Earl Hummer
Clarence Molt
Charles Graybill
Joseph Graybill
Lantis
Walter, Clayton
Lloyd Graybill
Manheim
Lloyd Peiffer
Manheim R. D
Charles Hollinger
Charles Weidman
H. S. Sleat
Agriculture Extension Bureau
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bethany Prebyterian Church
Lancaster
M. D. Custer
Lititz Pike
Ellen Jane Longenecker
Nathaniel Longenecker
Roseville
Roy Buch
George Sauders
Rohrerstown
Storm tragedy marks a Pennsylvania tale of love and doom
Philadelphia man Freed shot his former sweetheart Mrs. Camburn during a fierce storm after spotting her with another man. Camburn survived briefly. Freed then killed himself. The companion’s identity was not revealed. Separate items note dental bill cancellations in York, motor vehicle inspections in Reading, lamb theft in Huntingdon, and Safe Harbor hydroelectric progress in Red Lion with early 1982 service hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Walter Freed
Jean Camburn
Freed
Red Lion
Safe Harbor Water Corporation
York County
Susquehanra
Lancaster
Safe Harbor
Power Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Abraham Strickler
Whitmyer and Whitcraft
John Heisey
Lincoln
J. J. Smith
Ralph Melley
Ellen
Evelyn Brent Pea
Aenist
Messengee
Qoyb
Route Three
Forrest
Henning
George Henning
Lanesdale
James Gill
Boohar
Reigler
Thomas Erb
George Boyd
Ella Long
Almeda Boyd
Clayton Culp
Ethel Miller
Miriam Todd
Homer Hiestand
T. Herb
Amos Greenawalt
John Hevner
Clayton Balmer
Samuel Young
Elam Weaver
Phares Graybil
Hayden Bomberger
Young
Elam Shenk
Blas Stedman
Violet
Ruth
Charlotte
Hettie Charles
Millersville
Stauffer
John Balmer
Frank Witman
Balmers
Homer
Bayers
Mary
Martha
Lazreth
Quarryville
Stauffer Hiestand
Beatty
Sternice
Sanford Todd
York
Horace Basehor
Horace Yeagy
George and
Marie Yeagy
Benjamin G. Enyon
Lion’s Club
Tuncheon
Enyon
Huntingdon
George Lake
Franklin Township
Huntingdon Furnace
East King Street
Coats