Linden Hall Sets Tone For 1911 12 Moravian Education
Linden Hall, founded in 1746, remains the oldest Moravian girls school in the United States under Dr. Kreider. The Record notes ongoing interior improvements and expanded courses to fit daughters talents and inclinations. Local families recall Linden Hall’s home loving cultured graduates and pledge continued support as Lititz watches the new term.
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Tug Record
Linden Tuli
Linden Hall
United States
Kreider
Moravian Church
Amos Comenius
Lititz
Fare Ivam Prices on a Mysterious Ledger
An OCR fragment lists multiple fare related figures such as 2.00 6.00 200 6.10 2.00 5.20 200 5.40 20a 820 190 6.25 80 6.85. No context or events are provided to interpret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.m
Colondale
San Toy
Third Fassnacht Hainley Reunion Draws 400 Members
The Fassnacht Hainley families held their third annual reunion on the Spring grounds last Saturday with about 400 attendees. Officers were elected including Rev H E Fassnacht as president and J B Dussinger as treasurer. An afternoon program featured speeches, music, and readings, ending with a benediction and a $23.50 offering. The next reunion is planned for the last Saturday in August at the same location.
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Fassnacht-Hainley
Fassnacht
H. E. Fassnacht
Reading
Jacob R. Hainley
Rev. Fassnacht
Miss Workman
Mr. Reedy
Lititz
Theodore Dussinger
Hartwell Fassnacht
A. G. Fassnacht
D. D
York
Miles Fassnacht
Miles Hainley
Rothsville notes and Akron news brief
Rothsville public schools opened with 155 pupils across primary 52 secondary 45 grammar 84 and high 24. Local visits include Mr Joseph Bounder and family from Lebanon and Mrs Susan Young from Delaware County. Akron notes report water works nearing completion and a September 9 chicken corn soup supper.
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Rothsville
Elizabeth Dashler
Iva Martin
Jos. N. Mohn
B. F. Winkelblech
Joseph Bounder
Lebanon
C. B. Hertzler
Akron
Mabel Kofroth
Weidmanville
Susan Young
Delaware County
Victor Hallacher
Pennsylvania Business College
Manheim Club
M. S. Hallacher
Gertrude
Helen
Lancaster
Bollinger’s Grove
Salem Evangelical Sunday School
Beck
Lititz
Descendants of Madlem Hold Fifth Annual Reunion at Rothsville
The Madlem family reunion in Rothsville drew members from Stevens Reamstown Ephrata Denver Lititz Manheim and Brownstown for a social gathering at Henry Madlem's home. A committee of arrangements was named including Henry Madlem Sr Frank Madlem John Madlem H A Showalter and Adam Spangler. Local political notes include Hiram E Steinmetz seeking the Republican coroner post and Silas E Bard pledging as Democratic county commissioner.
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Earl Landis
Landis Valley
Samuel Hauck
Neffsville
F. B. Bentz
Esta Meily
Warwick
Mary Meily
J. ©. Zook
Vintage
E. G. Geyer
E. K. Weit
Harrisburg
J. H. Weit
A. M. Shissler
Jacob Hackman
Emil Ditaler
Lititz
J. Demmy
S. P. Hartranft
Morris Irwin
Solomon Irwin
Minnie Roche
Lester
Ephrata
Jos. Flory
Frank
Keith
Mary Meiley
Monroe Meily
Mary Spayd
Oscar Spayd
M. R. Bushopg
Near
Oregon
W. W. Gibbel
William Madlem
America
England
Henry Madlem
Rothsville
Frank Madlem
Sarah Madlem
B. F. Winters
Stevens
Curtis W. Swartz
Brownstown
H. A. Showalter
New Holland
Elizabeth Showalter
Agnes Hagey
Denver
C. M. Wendling
Manheim
John M. Madlem
R. M. Evans
Rosa Reinhold
Harvey Shoemaker
Ruth
Henry Madiem
John Madlem
Adam Spangler
Hiram E. Steinmetz
Steinmetz
Silas E. Bard
Bard
Zion Lutheran Pastor Resigns for Jersey Shore Call
At the monthly council meeting Rev. A. EB. Cooper tendered his resignation to accept a unanimous call from St. John's Lutheran church in Jersey Shore Pa. He began leading the Manheim congregation six years ago. Three hundred eighty pupils attend Manheim schools. Blind retired cattle dealer Lewis Farmer is seen daily selling bread cakes and garden products while navigating town unaided. Kuhn and Keller sold public lots in the Third ward on Saturday with Allen Will buying four 25 foot lots at 4 50 per foot two lots to George F Seabold at 4 35 per foot and two lots to Mrs David Shank at 4 35 per foot.
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Zion Lutheran Church
A. EB. Cooper
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Jersey Shore
Kuhn & Keller
Third Ward
Allen
Will
George F. Seabold
David Shank
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Lititz, Pa
Wren A. Ensminger
Jennie
Ophelia
Thomas Wood Steck
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
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Brownstown and Vicinity
Evangelical Church
Wogansville
Daniel H. Landis
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
David E. Landis
Spencer Bear
Sehodack Landing
N. Y
A. G. Bear
Cha
Willow Grove
Reading R.R
Columbia
Jacoede Landisville
Lancaster Junction
Liita
Millwa
Stevens Denver
Reinhold
Vinemont
Rothsville Notes
Warwick News
Brunnerville
Michael Peiffer
John Peiffer
Dallastown
Walter
Charles Keath
Jacob Keener
David Eberly
Benj. Fralich
Frank Rentschler
C. E. Christ
Horatio Sands
Pottstown
Water Committee
Council
Lutheran Aid Society
Kemper-Bender
Local Cattle Inspection
The
State Live Stock Sanitary Board
Johnson
Haterday
Kent
Elser- Oberlin
Oxford
Hanover
Kutstown
Benj, F. Lutz
CEDAR
Lititz PA
Ind
Madlem
John R. Bucher
A& Wo
Weachter
Brunnerville, Pa
B. B. Leaman
N. Bread St
Manheim Matters
A. R. Kochel
Leola
D. E. Light
Penna
Warwick Township
Paget
Harry Nhidermyer
Felker’s Store
Kissel Hill
Baist
J. K. Stoner
J. C. Felker
Spruce S. Lititz, PA
Watt & Shand
Wait & Shand
Klosfit
New York
Corner Square
East King Street
Pennsylvania
Leinbach’s
Priestley
S. and
H. Green
Leinbach & Co
Queen St
Lancaster’s New Hardware Store
Tool and Cutlery
I. P. Reese
King St
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