County events highlight nursing diplomas and church anniversary
Adamstown and Columbia report local happenings. Five bass from Pleasant Moat State Hatchery placed in Calico Creek near Denver. In Columbia High School Auditorium, eight nursing graduates—three from Columbia, five from York—mark Columbia Hospital Training School’s 38th annual commencement, largest class yet. Bowmansville observes Pine Grove Mennonite Church 75th anniversary with morning sermon by Rev A M Fretz, afternoon program, and illustrated lecture by Rev S M Grubb. regular services led by Rev R V Stubbs.
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Adamstown
John Frederick
Pleasant Moat State Hatchery
Cocalico Creek
Denver
Columbia
York
Columbia Hospital
Bowmansville
Pine Grove Mennonite
A. M. Fretz
Perkasie
R. W. Krieble
Terre Hill
S. M. Grubb
Philadelphia
Pine Grove
R. V. Stubbs
General Conference Mennonites
Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Clay Township
Public sale conducted under Lancaster County Orphans Court on October 3 1929 at 2 PM will offer three farm tracts on State Highway Clay Lincoln area. Tract 1 67 acres 69 perches includes buildings. Tract 2 50 acres 142 perches no buildings. Tract 3 9 acres 144 perches mountain land. Tracts may be sold separately or all together. James H Breitigan guardian Daniel M Weidman owner H T Hacker auctioneer Joseph B Wissler attorney.
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Orphans’ Court
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Clay and
Lincoln
Clay Township
David Musser
Josiah Neiss
Harry Longenecker
George Roshorn
Adam Bollinger
Samuel Sensenich
Samuel Eberly
James Coleman
Peter Miller
James H. Breitigan
Sarah M. Weidman
Mary E. Weidman
Daniel M. Weidman
H. T. Hacker
Joseph B. Wissler
Enrollments and events from Mount Joy and Kissel Hill notices
In Mount Joy the 1929-30 term opened with 565 students enrolled and Professor W EK Nitrauer in charge after Tuesday morning classes. At Kissel Hill a church pageant titled The Heavenly Word was presented by the Gleaners class with many participants and Eliza Hess as organist. Hast Petersburg schools opened Tuesday with 224 pupils and seven teachers across six rooms under Ms Good, Miss Eby, Mrs Geib, Miriam Hershey, Cathrine Wallick, and Roy Forney.
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Hast Petersburg
Mildred Good
Miss Eby
Myra Geib
Miriam Hershey
Cathrine Wallick
Roy
Kissel Hill
Heavenly Word
Gleaners
Ella
Blanche
Beulai
Florence Stauffer
Mildred Shriener
Dorothy Ober
Esther
Violet Cochran
Arlena Strohm
Edna Mease
Emma Omwake
Ada Foreman
Kathryn Ober
Dorothy Ayres
Florence Kock
Elizabeth Hess
Mr. Joy
Mount Joy
W, Ek, Nitrauer
Community Church Groups Hold Midweek Meetings
NEFFSVILLE reports show the Ladies Aid Society of the U B Church met at Mrs Donatus T Trey home. The Golden Rule class hosted a corn and doggie roast at Sandy Beach Park. A male chorus was planned under Harry Baughy. The W M A of the Lutheran Church met at Mrs E Rice home. Mr and Mrs B K Haber visited relatives on the Manheim Pike. Miss Emma Lefever of Pittsburgh is visiting her mother Mrs John Lefever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
U. B
Donatus T. Trey
Sandy Beach Park
Harry Baughy
Lutheran Church
E. Rice
B. K. Haber
John Haber
Manheim Pike
Emma Lefever
Pittsburgh
John Lefever
Ruth Martin
Florence
Prothonotary's Notice of Accounts for Court Confirmation
Accounts to be presented to the Court for confirmation nisi on Monday, September 16, 1929, Cassel H Burd Trust Estate. The Lancaster Trust Company, Trustee for the use of H Burd Cassel et al under a Voluntary Deed of Trust by H Burd Cassel Hull Cornelius Weak-minded The Lancaster Trust Company Succeeding Guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nisi
Cassel
H. Burd
Lancaster Trust Company
H. Burd Cassel
Hull
Cornelius
Guardian
Administrator's Notice for Estate of Wayne S Young
Letters of Administration granted for Wayne S Young of Warwick Township. All debts are due for immediate payment and claims must be presented promptly to the undersigned at Lititz R. D. 5 for settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne S. Young
Warwick Township
Lititz R. D
Local Residents Visit Families and Institutions
Kreider attends Mansfield field Teachers College. Harold Martin goes to Harvard University. Elmer Fenstermacher and son Walter visit Eodyverstown. Alberta Councilman visits Harrison Valley. Mae and Josephine Haverstick travel to Palmyra. Alma Miller goes to Tyrone as librarian. Shaefers from Lititz visit Will Shaeffer family. Nissleys vacation at Washington Borough. Mabel and Esther May of Lancaster visit Seaman family. Sanders and Sensenig households host relatives from Witmer and East Petersburg.
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Mae G. Haverstick
Mae
Josephine Haverstick
Palmyra
Alma Miller
Tyrone
Elvin Shaeffer
Lititz
Will Shaeffer
L. W. Nissley
Marzella and
Harvey
Washington Borough
Mabel
Esther May
Lancaster
C. R. Seaman
Menno Sanders
Witmer
Elmer F. Sensenig
East Petersburg
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Guy K. Bard, Attorney
William P. Young
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