Community Reunion Dates and Sunday School Picnics Listed
A long list of forthcoming family reunions and Sunday school events from May through August. Entries include Werner, Buffenmeyer, Stauffer, Leed, Coldren, Hecenrode, Advent Lutheran, Christ Lutheran, Keller, Covenant A B, St. Mark's Lutheran, Lititz Union, Kulp, St. Andrew's Reform, St. Stephen's Lutheran, Faith Reformed, Fasnacht, Leola and Mechanicshare Union, Kling, Kreider, Emanuel Lutheran, Kemper, Wenger, Gantz and Neegard, Kurtz, Butter, Roth families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advent Lutheran Sunday School
Lancaster
Christ Lutheran Sunday School
Keller Family Reunion
Covenant A. B
St. Mark’s Lutheran Sunday School
Lititz Union
Kulp Family Reunion
St. Andrew's Reformed Sunday School
St. Stephen's Lutheran Sunday School
Faith Reformed
Fasnacht
Leola and Mechanicshare Union
Kling
Kreider
Emanuel Lutheran Sunday School
Kemper
Wenger
Witmer
Gantz and Neegard
Kurtz
Butter
Roth
Prothonotary's Notice on Accounts for Court Confirmation
Accounts to be presented to the Court for confirmation nisi on Monday June 16, 1930. Daevher Mary E weak-minded Farmers Trust Co Lancaster Guardian Hohman Marie A E weak-minded Daniel A Marks Guardian Mowery Mary weak minded Abram W Reese Guardian Delp Henrietta K lunatic Farmers Trust Co Lancaster Guardian Stevens Howard weak-minded Lancaster County National Bank Deckert Cora weak-minded Farmers Trust Co Lancaster Guardian
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nisi
Daevher
Mary E
Farmers Trust Co
Lancaster
Guardian
Hohman
Marie A. E
Daniel A. Marks
Mowery
Mowrer
Mary
Abram W. Reese
Delp
Henrietta K
Stevens
Howard
Lancaster County National Bank
Deckert
Cora
Farm Calendar Confine Growing Poults Turkeys and Bulbs
Agricultural notes advise confining poult brooding on platforms where free range is contaminated. Plant late May for summer flowering bulbs with bi weekly gladioli plantings. Ten pig litters in Pennsylvania averaged ten pigs each, aim for large litters to improve weaning weight. Raspberries urged with Cumberland Plum Farmer for black varieties and Latham Cuthbert Ontario King for red. Columbian leads purple. Cabbage pests battled with corrosive sublimate per cabbage plant, hay crops include soybeans oats peas Sudan grass millets. soybeans best, Wilson standard, Manchu best for north PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Cumberland
Plum
Latham
Cuthbert
Ontario
Kiking
Columbian
Lexington News Party Visit Spotted in Local Notice
Miss Jane and Dorothy Kline visiting Mrs. Flora Kline in Ephrata with Jacob Kittle of Philadelphia, a Lancaster friend, and Mr. and Mrs. Erwin plus Mrs. Barbara Parmer also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Dorothy Kline
Flora Kline
Ephrata
Jacob Kittle
Philadelphia
Friend
Lancaster
Erwin
Barbara. Parmer
Social Guests and Visits Across Lancaster Area
Sunday guests filled homes across Lancaster and nearby towns as families hosted relatives and friends. Attendees included Kathry n Singer, Flora Kline, Mildred Carpenter, and many others visiting from Lititz Eden Hallville and beyond, sharing meals and spending afternoons together.
Local residents share calls and visits across Lancaster area
Ruth Ann of Lancaster visits Henry and Mrs Mease. Burkholder family from Farmersville visits Henry Heffner and children in Manheim. Abby Graa from United Zion Home calls on Mrs Hilton. Samuel Young visits Joseph Keith of Pine Will. Engle, Schaeffer, Swenson from Harrisburg visit Linn Firestone family. Metzler and Borrey hosts in Manheim. Bomberger family from Lititz entertains Bartman. Messe family visits William Mease Jr. in Lititz. Landis Greider or daughter Jean call on Paul Stark in Lititz. Siblings and couples share Sunday and Friday gatherings across Manheim Lititz areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaser
Jacob Kittle
John K. Singer
Kathryn Singer
William Seibert
Lavina Seibert
Anna Mary
William
Brunnerville
Grace Mease
Morris Carpenter
Flora Kline
Bolster
N. B. Kline
de Mease
John Flory
Mildred Carpenter
R.N
Paul Meiskey
Elam Shelley
Kenneth and
Carl
Joseph Borcy
Harold Koch
Samuel Hoffer
Anna Fahnestock
Lancaster
M. Fahnestock
Willis Shaar
David Weaver
Sara
Amanda
Lititz
Paul Markley
John Monroe
Eden
Edwin Markley
Jacob Fahnestock
Dr. Fake
Ephrata
Rolandus Mull
Charles Shreiner
Hallville
Earl Miller
Manheim
Landis Greider
Ammon Ulrich
Margaret, Russell and
Bruce
Isaac Singer
Elm
Wilson Spangler
Harold and
Ray
Harry Shreiner
Italfville
Elam Stark
Bessie
Roy
Ruth
Paul Stark
Ruth Ann
Samuel Burkholder
Famly
Farmersville
Henry Mease
Henry Heffner
Betty Jane
Sabilla Frances
Abby Graa
United Zion Home
John Hilton
Samuel Young
Joseph Keith
Pine Will
Robert Engle
Helen Schaeffer
Helen Swenson
Harrisburg
Linn Firestone
Elam Shelley and Sons
Abram Metzler
Joseph Borrey
Elmer Bomberger
Bobby
Phares Bartman
Henry Messe
Grace
William Mease, Jr
Jean
Wilson Sangler and Sons
Resro Folk Songs Neare Spirituals in Negro Communities
Folk songs described as the only real American folk songs grew from Negro communities as expressions of group experience. They arise from the habit of adding a verse to any impression, with thousands unwritten and locally known, some of rare beauty, showing African influence and lacking bitterness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
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Herbert Rupeen
Appej & Weber Optometrists
North Queen Street
B.V.D
Cooper, Munsing
Topkis
Lawrence
W. H. Buch
Clothier & Gents’ Furnisher
Werner Family
Buffenmeyer Family
Stauffer
Coldren
Hecenrode
Co. E. Helm
David G. Zug
Warwick Township
Lancaster Co
Ira HR. Eberly
Joseph B. Wissler, Attorney
J. Frank Buch
Borough of
Janed
Ralph E. Buch
John Edward Buch Mary Esther Buch
Jeremiah M. Fetter
Mary Z. Fetter
Jos
B. Wissler
Lexington News
Atwater
Radio 11
Jacob Kling & Son
Broad ST
Lititz, PA
Wilbur Coon
W.M. Amer
University of Pennsylvania
Penrvania
New York
Drexel Institute
Graduate Hospital
Lombard St. Philad
C. C. Hollinger
M. E. Snavely
Kissel Hill
M. Ada Schnerer
Huebener & Habecker
E. Main St
Hershey & Gibbel
Long & Company Coal, Lumber and Building Supplies
Garden Spot Motor Co
Prince and James Street
Lancaster, PA
Farquhar
ALL
STEEL
York, PA
Lue Pot
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