Linden Hall Seminary Roots Traced From Early School
The article recounts Linden Hall Seminary origins back to 1746. It notes girls received vocational training alongside boys, with separate buildings for sewing, embroidery, and arts. It mentions a 1924 pageant marking 175th anniversary and lists notable participants and longtime enrollment from many states and foreign countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Hall Seminary
List House
Ing
Republi
Peggy Marvel
Baltimore
Linden Gail
Jen
Tiite F
Hall Seminary
Inden Ital Seminary
Crosland
Court Zendort
George L. Hopp
George Kline
Harry Bender
Jobs Bender
Rev F. W. Stengel
Bis Op Hell
Werbert Beck
Bernard Adam Grube
Ei, Beckler
Polly Penry
Lewis Habener
Brueder Paeger
Linden Hall Seminar Raster
Professor Beck
Linden Hall
den Hall
Linden
Adurasu
Linnat
Officers Announced for Lodge Election in Pennsylvania
The Election Committee appointed by the Grand Master counts and records the 142 Odd Fellow Lodge election results in Pennsylvania. Prof G. Will Henry of Harrisburg is named Grand Master, with Clifford W Esty acting in the Pittsburgh area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladelphia
N- 2
Daughert
Pittsburgh
Odd Fellow Lodge
Pennsylvania
Sion
G. Will Henry
Harrisburg
Clifford W. ’ Esty
Church District Heads to Pennsylvania Reorganization Meeting
Rough OCR reports the Church of the Brethren reorganizing at Elizabethtown with Celia Ogo as clerk and Nathan Maru ano as officers. Five hundred members attended the afternoon session as Tutus Bucher chaired and Rev. Lebanon presided. Mevin Musselsan delivered an address on congregational support. George Snyder led devotional exercises and J Woh Pollay closed the evening with Lancaster events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toylvania
Church of the Brethren
Elizabethtown Raslng
Celia Ogo
Lech
Nathan Maruano
FT. San
Lebanon
Mio Gerato Mevin Musselsan Wis
Aurora
George Snyder
Bethel
J. Woh Pollay
Lancasal Seymon
Addre Wideter
Fragmentary Record: Results and Facts
The readable fragments mention results and statuses but lack complete context. No clear names, dates, or places are discernible to confirm a specific event or outcome.
Miltion Shreiner Pleads Guilty in Chicken Theft Case
Milton Shreiner of Bakkervil pleaded guilty to stealing chickens and was held for a psychiatric examination on court orders. Constable Obetz described recovering Lio chickens in Penn, noting Shreiner fought a farmer with a hack saw when trapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Shreiner
Bakkervil
Obetz
Penn
Chickens Stolen Claim Dialed Back at Arraignment
At arraignment before Alderman Burkhart, Shreimer claimed the chickens were taken from Scott Nissley in Trandisville and not from Wesley Shank in Rapho Township as the complaint stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkhart
Shreimer
Scott Nissley
Trandisville
Wesley Shank
Rapho Township
Read the RECORD for all the news.
The note offers full access to the RECORD with yearly subscription price of $1.80. It emphasizes comprehensive news coverage and archival availability.
Prothonotary's Notice for Accounts to be Confirmed May 21 1934
Prothonotary announces accounts to be presented to the Court for Confirmation nisi on Monday May 21 1934. Guardians listed include Musselman Emily B. and ong Joseph J. weakminded with Conestoga National Bank and The Fulton National Bank acting as guardians, under JOHN W. GHAR Prothonotary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nisi
Musselman
Emily B
Conestoga National Bank
Lancaster
Guardian
Ong
Joseph J
The
Fulton National Bank
John W. Ghar
Administrator's Notice for Wayne Wolfskill Estate
Letters of Administration granted to Gertrude G. Wolfghill and Joseph B. Wissler require all debtors to pay promptly and all creditors to present claims for settlement, with residence in Penryn, Lancaster County, Penna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Wolfskill
Penn ‘Township
Penryn
Lancaster County
Penna
Gertrude G. Wolfghill
Lititz
Mary A. McLaughlin
Charles M. Birkenbine
Warwick Twp
Annie J. Landis
D.b. Mn
May Bist 1994 No 1 Amer Jaroh M Deceased
The record appears to be a legal notice from Lancaster County concerning the estate of Jaroh M. Amer deceased. It references the April Term 1978 and the first and final account in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amer
Jaroh M
Lancasater
County Na
First and Final Accounts in Lancaster Trust Cases
The notice lists numerous probate accounts across multiple estates including Bollinger Sarah A. Wilson Buckwalter Decker Chandler Cammauer and Groff, with executors and guardians named. It records terms from 1919 to 1988 and mentions the Lancaster National Bank of Lancaster Pa as executor or guardian in several filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tional Bank
Bollinger
Sarah A
Frank
Buch
Wilson
Franklin B. Buch
Buckwalter
Sayry
Anna M. Buckwalter
Frank B. Laichty
Decker
Daniel E
George W. Setivan
Lancaster County National Bank of
Lancaster
Quark
John R
William D. Gordon Etacy
Common Irania
Lancaster Just Company
Puardian
Evelyn Mae Clark
Wo. & Craig
Karuna
Racy
Domeach
Venicetta
Domioach
Tnt Alia E
V. W
Te Ean
Tasra R
J. Paul Reans
Anns G. Zariman
George F. Evans
Esther M. Hummes
Fawber
Amelia
Wiliam D. Gordon
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Lancaster ‘Trust Company
John T., Walle
Stanley H. Walk
Wwordney
Thomas P
William Bunch Fordney
Farmers Trust Company of Lancaster
Fetter
Lewis W
Harry
Temon P. Fetter
Franklin L. Fetter
Irwin S. Fetter
Martin Lester Good
Evelyn Butt Good
Glass
TR. G
Tarver Ditzler
Alger BH. Shirk
Grove
Marinda
William DD. Gordon
The
Lancastern Trust Company
George Lexsacs
William D. Gordon
Hanking
Lancaster Trnst Company
John J. Stahh
Marinds
Lancaster Trust Company
Georgie W. Stamp
Gravbihl
Samuel R
Conestora National Bank of Lancaster
Hurda
Henry
Harry C. Huber
Wollinger
Samuel T
John M. Ferry
Hess
Jacob S
Anna B. Hess
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Paul R. Fimlow
I,c.c. F
Uise
Tutus Bucher
Hougher
Alvin M. Frey
Continental Lacher's Agency, Inc
Downing St
Denver
Colo
United States
Com17
Joseph B. Wissler
Ellen M. Kautz
Borough of
Orphans’ Court
Maythrm
Register of Wills
County of
Shawna
Levaives
Newa
Andi
Coutts
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