Brunnerville Brieflets and Community News
Community notes from Brunnerville include visits of Esta Flory and Irene Butzer, church picnics at Schaefferstown, a large Sunday School event, and local residents hosting relatives. Local happenings cover illness, meetings of the Good Cheer Circle, Robtown and Rothsville games, and upcoming sports and concert events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esta Flory
Irene Butzer
Rothsville
Schaefferstown
Frank Metzler
Middle Creek
Amos Metzler
Levi Risser
Good Cheer
Circle of
John Shirk
Pine Hill
John Metzler
BE. K. Lutz
I. W. Taylor
Ephrata
Spencer Fry
Phyllis
Martindale
Ida Groff
Ada
Lititz
Howard Lutz
Front Street
A. G. Fahnestock
Christ Bollinger
Ella
Mazie
Amon
Abram
Hiram Minnich
Near
Homer Minnich
Heulah
Mary
Naomi
Earl
Walter Swords
Frances
Viola Adams
Mountville
Allen Heagy
Dorothy
Esther
Elwood
Mildred
Penryn
Norman Roger
Milton
Lester Miller
Brunnerville
J. J. Smith
Murrell
Jacob Snavely
Henry Enck
The
Zion’s
J. V. Roth
Allen R. Shue and
Manheim
J. Y. Roth
Birthday Surprise for Gerhart Twins at Lititz Farm
A birthday gathering for Arlington and Elser Gerhart at the J W Gerhart home in Lititz drew friends from nearby areas. After games and refreshments, a shed fire near Amos Rudy’s barn was discovered as guests prepared to depart, and the buildings were saved from damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Pfautz
Arlington
Elser Gerhart
Sam’l §. Wiest
Lemon
Harold Brubaker
Millway
Beulah Brubaker
Akron
W. Elser
Earl
Lutherans Lead Union Sunday School in Lexington
The Lutheran group conducted the Union Sunday School in Lexington last Sunday at 1 30 in the afternoon led by Lititz superintendent Charles Dussinger. About eighty attended with forty from Lititz and the Sunday School orchestra provided music. Next Sunday the Brethren Sunday School under Henry R. Gibbes will take charge. Several local residents visited relatives over the weekend and students traveled between Lititz Rothsville and Mt Gretna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Union
Lexington
Charles Dussinger
Brethren Sunday School
Henry R. Gibbes
W. H. Kline
Pottsville
Ezra Kline
Rothsville
Norman Kline
Burridg
Hummelstown
Roy Singer
Menno Stoner
Brownstown
Ellen Pfautz
Clay
Evla Metzler
Cloyd Sheaffer
Martindale
Christ Zook
Jaime Kline
William Weidman
Catherine
Wilson Spangler
Mt. Gretna
Mt Zion Church Hosts Children Day Exercises In Akron
Sunday evening events at Mt. Zion Evangelical Sunday School on North 11th street showcase a local Children Day program. Grace U. E B church groups held their annual outing at Spangler meadow on Saturday June 20 with 81 attendees and a fine supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Zion Evangelical Sunday School
North 11Th Street
U. Missionary Society
Mission Band of Grace U. EB
Spangler’s Meadow
J. B. Shirker
Lancaster
Weaver
Charles Erwin Dornbach
Mabel Weidman
Amos Gehman
George Mohler
Arlingtonville
Miranda Wolf
Lititz
Richard Albright
Theodore Wolf
Phares Frederick
Haydn Frederick
Amos Zimmerman
Guy Burkey
Philadelphia
C. F. Mohn
Manheim
Leroy Mohn
Jacob Albright
E. W. Bowman
H. Romig
Mrs Muth Hosts Lititz Delphian Outing at Mt Gretna
The Lititz Delphian Society enjoyed a day at Mt Gretna hosted by Mr and Mrs Muth at their cottage to celebrate Mrs Muths birthday with a special treat. The refreshment committee earned praise for a varied lunch as the group concludes a year studying Drama The final meeting will occur at the Springs Friday afternoon to finish The Blue Bird by Maeterlinck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz Delphian Society
Mt. Gretna
the Springs
Macterlinck
Health centers planned in county to aid children
The Child Welfare division of the State Department of Health will organize health centers in Lititz and several towns to ensure children are physically prepared for school. Red Cross Chapters of Columbia and Lancaster, visiting and State nurses assist. Mrs. Henry Hiestand of Marietta is county chairman with many subcommittees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
Lititz
Red Cross
Columbia
Lancaster
Henry Hiestand
Marietta
Houses Building Lots and Farms For Sale
Two and a half story 8 room frame house with two car garage on Maple street. Two and a half story 6 room frame house on Lincoln avenue with electric lights and water. Two and a half story brick 10 room house with latest improvements and new garage. Two and a half story brick 9 room house with conveniences on Cedar street. Two and a half story brick with latest improvements on West Orange street. Park View Hotel suitable for many businesses in best town location. Warwick House with 111 by 200 feet frontage and large shedding. Semi weekly sales there bring steady commission. Building lots in all town areas. Pick out a good location now. value will rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Street
Lincoln Avenue
Cedar Street
West Orange Street
Park View
Warwick House
Farm Listings With Various Acreages For Sale
Farmers advertise a range of properties from 6 to 125 acres and additional holdings. Potential buyers or sellers are invited to inquire about purchasing or marketing options.
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Seco
Mater
Oliver Diehm
Seth Larah
Trannerville
Ella Graybill
Aaron Vershey
John Hosler
Varvey Royer
F. A. Weichsel
Samuel Bomberger
J. M. Bomberger
Phares Nolt
Bethel
Berks County
Ben Niess
Weidmanville
GC. M. Bomberger
Halfville
Phares Newcomer
Isaac Erb
H. Reist Landis
Ben Hess
P. K. Bomberger
G. Hoover
Eugene Brubaker
Melvin Hoffer
White Oak
Benj. Smith
Hope
Irwin Smith
Irwin Graybill
Amanda
Elmer Hess
I. W. Singer
H. Yoenm
Ruth
Edna Biemesderfer
C. L. Risser
Fruitville
Myer’s Grove
Washington
A. D. Boyer
James I. Pyle
Fred Shaeffer
Allentown
John Slair
Jerusalem
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ella B. Lease
Alsace Lutheran Church Choir
Reading
Conestoga Knitting Mill
Stauffer
Rohterstown
Rohrerstown
Elizabethtown
Lexington News
Akron News
Mrs. Muth
Lititz Society
J. Fred Essig
Spruce Street
Grea
Elec S. Broad Street
Co. E. Mohler
Ritchie Candy Shop
John M. Painter
Painter
Spruce Villa
Martin
Enck’s
Gollam & Son
Ind
Hartranft & Walters
Rudy
Lititz, Pa
Ringgold
A. M. Baseball
P. M
Denver
Royal Italian Fire Works
Seaman & Leed Shoe CO
N. Broad St
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