Community notices and local happenings at a glance
Cooper buys a new automobile. A Sunday school rally sponsored by Immanuel Evangelical is set for Sunday at 2 PM with Rev. Dr. J A Wiegand of Lancaster as speaker. Local baseball: Brownstown beat Goodville on their diamond last Saturday by an unclear score. Various residents visit relatives, attend fairs, or host revivals. New bank clerk Paul Eckman starts at Akron National Bank. Akron shirt factory notes steady output and high earnings. cigar making remains brisk with multiple job openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Immanuel Evangelical Sunday School
J. A. Wiegand
Lancaster
Brownstown
Goodville
H. C. Lilly
Reading
Isaac Hauck
Hagerstown
H. L. Keith
W. A. C. Eby
Wogansville
H. B. Raezer
Milton
W. F. Getz
Lavina
Mamie
Paul Eckman
Millway
Akron National Bank
Lawrence Hackman
Farmers’ National Bank
Ephrata
Akron
Neffsville News Highlights Local Visits and Odd Theft
A roundup of area social visits including Benj and Susan Huber with Mary Myers and daughter Sarah from Virginia, John Buchter painting his confectionery house, and a minor theft at H. K. Fank’s store where a ten cent knife disappeared amid a jewelry display. Also listed are visitors from Lebanon Stewartstown Lititz and Reading, a Linden Hall pupil’s ice cream treat at Linden Hall Seminary, and a Lutheran Sunday school ice cream treat for pupils after a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benj. K. Huber
Susan
Mary Myers
Sarah
Virginia
McCall’s Ferry
John Buchter
H. K. Fank
Fank
Funk
H. G. Mamma
Joe
Lebanon
Harry Geiple
Glen Rock
Eliza Anderson
Stewartstown
Agnes Anderson
George D. Clarke
Donald
Lititz
Ada Geiple
M. P. Haverstick
Helen Cook
Reading
Linden Hall Seminary
Bessie Lantz
Martin Shreiner
Lutheran Sunday School
Landis Valley Families Visit Social Round in Graybill Area
Long Sunday gathering across Landis Valley and nearby towns features multiple visits. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Rolandus Kauffman of Landis Valley and Mr. and Mrs. W A Kauffman, with others from Eden, Ohio, and Lebanon attending at Graybill’s church and various homes. The column notes chestnut yields, a bi weekly cow sale, and local homemaking snippets, plus church events and new building progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolandus Kauffman
Landis Valley
W. A. Kauffman
Stephen Weidel
India Valley
Ohio
H. Z. Weidel
Abraham Heistand
Allen Miese
Eden
Brackbill
Near Mountville
Jettie Hess
Talmage
Enos Miller
Ada Miese
Allen Bucher
Milton Forney
Graybill
Isaac Heagy
Elmer Minnich
Harry Longenecker
Charles and
Phares Forney
Andrew Longenecker
Illa
Nora
Mayme Minnich
Minnie Gonder
Maria Graybill
Dawson Hossler
Em’ Dirhm
Kauffman
A. Balmer
Brownsberger
William Long
Rapho
Cyrus
Bamberger
Emanuel Bomberger
Gertrude Weidman
Diehm
White Oak
Elam Bomberger
Paul Beck
Diehm Match Boys
Henry Ruhl
Jerome Kaehier
Nobungler
al. Becker
Back Run
Cyrus Dohner
Norman Schreiner
Jacob Schreiner
Christian Heistand
Pfautz and Keller
Misses Miller
Weidman
John Becker
Maria
ROTHSVILLE NOTES
Rii.incipal Arthur P. Myers with the Senior and Middler classes visited Akron. The Primary and Secondary schools with Miss Eckman and Miss Martin hunted chestnuts. Local residents and visitors are listed, with parties at homes. Electric lights debut at local store and residence, and a public sale of Elizabeth Buch's property planned at G. J. Weachter's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. Myers
Akron
Eckman
Martin
James M. Carpenter
Hallyville
H. J. Bupp
Edgar Butzer
Lancaster
Esther Zwalley
Beulah Weachter
Leon Mumma
Gladys Weidler
Jos. N. Mohn
George
Eugene
Lillian
Grammar School
Marie Bender
Bittner
F. L. Heiser
H. Walter
Elizabeth Buch
G. J. Weachter
Leaiton Local News Roundup of Visits Jobs and Travel
Leaington locals report Nora Kiine returning from Asbury Park where he represented Brickerville Lutheran church at the synod. Norman Steffy will vacate the village hotel for Newmanstown to head East End hotel, with E P Althouse as temporary occupant until Frank Christ moves from a nearby farm. The community notes merchants and residents traveling to Philadelphia Akron Rothsville Manheim Avon Lititz Neffsville Lancaster and Rexmont with visits to relatives and daily business. A sharp quip concludes with a reflection on marriage and knowledge of women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Kiine
Asbury Park
N. J
Brickerville Lutheran Church
Norman Steffy
Newmanstown
Lebanon County
East End
E. P. Althouse
Frank Christ
Speedwell Mill
B. Dillman
Philadelphia
E. E. Kauffman
Hager Store Offers Boys and Girls Coats and Shoes
The Hager Store Lancaster advertises overcoats for boys from blue kersey to chinchilla and Elberne suits for 6 to 16 year olds, plus Norfolk and serge outfits, wool coats at 3 50, and a range of girls coats up to 18 dollars. It highlights insured footwear and reinforced stockings with durable features and prices from 2 95 to 18 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinchilla
Melton
Copenhagen
Hager
Local auction bids announced on farms and property sales
The report notes bids near 87.50 per acre on 118 acres and 3125 for a mill and small farm including two sets of buildings. Auctions also feature poultry sales, horse and mule lots, and property transfers. Attendees include Alvin Binner Rex Weigley William Iba Harry E Myers and David Beamesderfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Iba
Alvin Binner
D. B. Kiesler
Franklin House
Rex. Weigley
William H Iba
Harry E. Myers
David Beamesderfer
Lebanon
Mr. Beamesderfer
Keath Family Visits While Railway Grading Progresses
Mr and Mrs Henry Keath and children of White Oak visited friends in town. The grading gang on the E and L street railway line works from town toward Reistville. The district Sunday school convention at the United Brethren church was well attended with several important topics discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah M. Hess
Indianapolis
Ind
Lydia Minnich
P. C. Kline
Amanda Brackill
Warwick
H. R. Erb
R. L. Keith
Manheim
Nathan Hahn
Amos Martin
U. B
Henry Keath
White Oak
E. & L. Street
Reistville
United Brethren Church
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Teeee
J. F. Buch
PARMA
Lititz Pa
Post Office
Brownstown and Vicinity
Akron Notes
Neffsville News
Benj. A. Heiss
Penryn Pennings
Rothsville Notes
Schaefferstown Savings
C. BE. Groh
Pub
Leaington
Edwin Enck
Rothsville
Linnaeus Firestone
Leroy Firestone
Charles Shaeffer
Ralph Hess
Roy Meiskey
Hiram Markley
John Enck
Warren Ness
Avon
Rexmont
Clayton Royer
Neffsville
Joseph Royer
Alvin Keller
Leona Williams
Elmer Todd
May
Catharine Habecker
Menno Habecker
Levi Habecker, Jr
Brunnerville
Harvey Millers
Phillippi
Norfolk
Washington
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Tao
East Petersburg
Lancaster Junction
Akron Ephrata
Stevens
Denver
Union Station
U. S. Capitol
Congressional Library
Corcoran Art Gallery
NEW National Museum
Harry E. Speece
Keystone Hotel
David W. Horst
Jo. UW. Hickerwell
David M. Newman
Steelton
Newman
John Fetter
Grand Junction, Col
H. D. Speece
Keath- Bucher
East Main Street
Watt & Shand
Corner Square
East King Street
Lancaster, PA
Byron
Si Mme
E. Main Street
Lititz, Pa
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