Community Guests Visit Local Families in Penryn Area
A Sunday gathering in Penryn shows numerous visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Mimer Weachter and Mrs. William Weachter at Cole Brook, plus many relatives touring homes of Bomberger, Nestleroth, Bomberger and other neighbors. Names include Weidman, Galebach, McMullen, Groff, Nye, Brandt, Brandt Jr., Brubaker, Reifsnyder, Buckwaller, Brueder, Omley, Weber, Zell, Wolfskill, and Way among others.
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Mimer Weachter
Mar
William Weachter
Aaron Greiner
Cole. Brook
John Bremesdorfey
John Bomberger
Els Bomberger
Manheim
Ruth
John Nestleroth
Elm
Agnes Bomberger
Clarence Weidman
Penn Township
John Galebach
James McMullen
Luke Groff
Roy Nye
Allen Oper
Tarry Roser
Henry Fauch
Jay
Elan Brandt
Mary Brandt
John Brandt
Anna Brubaker
Harvey Reifsnyder
Robert
Jason Buckwaller
Hazel
Wphrata
Eugene Brubaker
Grutz
Paul Tiestand
Betty
Hila Vollinger
Peter Omley
Carl Weber
John Long
Charles Zell
Wayne Wolfskill
Frances Way
Jerusalem Reformed celebrates eighteenth anniversary plans announced
Pottsville area residents gathered for church related events as Jerusalem Reformed Congregation organized a program for the church eighteenth anniversary with full details to follow. Local families from Manheim Brickerville and Penryn shared Sunday school duties and attended regional events including Farmers Day in Ephrata and the State Sunday School Convention in Lancaster. A birthday supper honored Mrs. A Heisey near Elm with attendance from the Heisey family and J W Gerhart household.
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Jerusalem Reformed Sundy School
Jacob K. Blecher
Harry Wissler
Manheim
J. W. Biemesderfer
Penryn
Brickerville
Miorting
St. Paul'seformed
Lancaster
J. W. Gerhart
Ephrata
C. B. Snyder
A. Heisey
Elm
Mr. Heisey and
Communion Services at Emanuel Church Draw Attendees
Attendance at the Emanuel Church Communion Services included several individuals from the community. The event highlighted shared faith and fellowship among attendees.
Old Tavern Requirement Sparks Colonial Bed Standards
An early eighteenth century New Jersey governance rule mandated seven feather beds for taverns. This echo of colonial regulation highlights how lodging houses were regulated for traveler comfort and tax purposes.
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