Murrellite Picnic Highlights Local Weekend Activities
Murrellites attended a Muddy Creek picnic on Saturday while Philadelphia visitor Martin Bowman spent Sunday with his parents. Atlantic City visitors Lizzie Widder and Daniel Espenschied are noted, with many neighbors enjoying sermons, visits, and a surprise birthday-like gathering at the Ruth home in Rothsville. Community life includes property sale, quilting circles, and a Rothsville orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrellites
Muddy Creek
Martin Bowman
Philadelphia
Martin B. Bowman
Lizzie Widder
Atlantic City
F. A. Weichsel
B. G. Welder
Bowmanavilla
Jacob Nolt
Millway Camp
Nathaniel Garman
Abraham Frankfort Thaa
Benjamin Kurtz
A. W. Zimmerman
Blue Ball
Joseph Martin
Lancaster
Joseph H. Mentin
Daniel Espenschied
Adam Espenschied
Stephen K. Kopp
Milton Sprecher
Susan Kurtz
George G. Bowers
Edwin Herman
Anthony Bowers
A. W Zimmerman
Isaac Taylor
Dayton
Ohio
Dedication Set for New Lancaster Church Aug 16
The grounds around the new church are in fair condition. Photos of the church were taken by Darmatetter of Lancaster this week. The dedication on Sunday Aug 16 will be a great event in the church's history with Revs Hartman and Rupley, former pastors, taking part. A union communion service follows on Sunday Aug 23 at the new church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darmatetter
Lancaster
Hartman and
Rupley
Local man Injured Falling From Ladder at Reidenbach Farm
Michael W Auker of Amsterdam fell from a ladder while working on M W Taylors chicken house at Reidenbach fracturing his left leg. Dr B J Reemsnyder of Hinkletown and Dr L K Leslie of Bareville treated the fracture and reported he is recovering. A separate note mentions Mrs James Reinhold cutting the first joint of her left thumb while cutting wood with Dr Reemsnyder attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael W. Auker
Amsterdam
M. W. Taylor
Reidenbach
B. J. Reemsnyder
Hinkletown
L. K. Leslie
Bareville
James Reinhold
Dr. Reemsnyder
Picnic Unites Two Sunday Schools in Hinkletown Park
Bergstrasse Lutheran and Hinkletown Union Sunday schools host a joint picnic in Hinkletown Park. The New Holland Band will perform, adding festive entertainment to the gala event for attendees from both communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergstrasse Lutheran
Hinkletown
New Superintendent Named for Lancaster General Hospital
The board of directors of Lancaster General Hospital has elected Miss Helen W. Armstrong formerly of St. Luke's Hospital New York as superintendent. She will begin her duties on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster General Hospital
Helen W. Armstrong
St. Luke's Hospital
New York
Sloan and Miss Parmer United in Beartown Marriage
In a quiet Saturday ceremony at Trinity Lutheran Parsonage Rev Mountz united William H. Sloan and Nora M. Parmer of Beartown in marriage. May success attend them in their new life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran iParsonage
Nora M.' Parmer
Beartown
Theatre plans for Weat King street Lancaster
Keith and Procter Managements seek approval to build a theatre on Weat King street Lancaster. The project envisions a sizable venue, reflecting mid century urban development and local entertainment growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Procter Managements
Aites
Weat King Street
Lancaster
Leacock Township Board appoints secondary school teacher
The Leacock township school board met in the primary room on Friday and appointed Amos Aungest as teacher for the secondary school from about twenty applicants. A variety of local residents and visitors are listed in a sequence of brief notes and notices.
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Leacock Township
Amos Aungest
Ienac
Here
Barbara Rodgers
Estella
Effie Diem
Kate Reineer
Local Notices and Social Items From Reading Area
Mrs. Harry Kieffer of Reading stays with her mother Mrs. Maury Zimmerman to recuperate at the country home. Miss Elia Mane Seiverlung visits Salisbury with Rev G B M Kauffroth. Mrs. Callie Wallace and Mamie visit Mrs. John Sensenig in Mechanicsburg. Walter Brown and children Jennie and Ralph of Pottstown visit Samuel Brown. Miss Sue Musser breaks her arm from a wagon fall. Dr B M Winters of Goodville treats the fracture. Heber Hawk hosts a reunion for about twenty-one relatives with a large meal. Attendees from the area go to the Muddy Creek picnic last Saturday.
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Harry Kieffer
Reading
Maury Zimmerman
Kieffer
Elia Mane Seiverlung
Salisbury
M. Kauffroth
Callie Wallace
Mamie
Mechanicsburg
John Sensenlg
Walter Brown
Jennie
Ralph
Pottstown
Samuel Brown
Sue Musser
B. M. Winters
Goodville
Martindale Local Notes Include Repairs and Visits
Mr Weinhold uses new storeroom built piece improving business. Harry Treisht makes Blacksmith shop improvements. Miss Anna Zinn recovering from broken leg after camp meeting. Mr and Mrs Blatt of Reading visit L O Alderfer with Mrs Mayers and son Lloyd. Elsie Hoffman from Reading visits grandmother bedridden after paralytic stroke. Florence Leid visiting mother at Blue Ball. Muddy Creek picnic well represented by Martindale residents. Mary Stauffer of Kennet Square visiting uncles C J and W H Martin. Harry and Florence Romig of Ephrat a visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Samuel Hoover and daughter Brita depart for Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weinhold
Harry Treisht
Anna Zinn
Blatt
Reading
Elsie Hoffman
Florence Leid
Blue Bull
Martindale
Muddy Creek
Mary Stauffer
Kennet Square
W. H. Martin
Harry
Florence Romig
Ephrata
Mia
Samuel Hoover
Brita
Atlantic City
Manheim Sentinel on fools and collecting delinquent subs
The Manheim Sentinel quips that one third believe they can outdo the lawyer, one half the doctor, two thirds the minister, and all can outpace the editor in running the newspaper while its publisher notes it takes more than a fool to collect overdue subscriber payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manheim Sentinel
Mechanicsburg Band Hosts Festival Weather Hope
The Mechanicsburg Band aims to stage a festival tonight after repeated rainouts. organizers hope for clear weather and a strong turnout following last season’s canceled attempts on rainy nights.
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Mechanicsburg
Has Installed Holler Process At Linden Grove Tolls
Weaver W. Hurst proprietor of Linden Grove tolls formerly Samuel Martin's mill has installed the roller process and is now making a high class of roller flour with Mothers Choice as his leading brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver W. Hurst
Linden’ Grove Tolls
Samuel Martin's Mill
Tuesday Night Report From Fragmented Clip
A readble fragment notes a tuesday night event with vague elements including mare and sto sis, mentioning nina Jegy in unclear context and offering little concrete detail.
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Nina Jegy
Cattle Market Receipts Fall While Prices Edge Higher
Week ending Monday shows 73 cattle cars versus 116 last week and 56 year ago. Higher prices for killer cattle with 1 009 to 1 200 lb classes selling at 4.35 to 5.45, while 800 to 1 000 lb stock sold 3.00 to 3.24. Spayed Virginia heifers and stock steers mix of good to fair quality sold at various supports. hot dry weather dampens farmer attendance. Piles ad appears at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Trade
Michigan
Countermanded Prayer At Marriage Inspires Humorous Revelation
A clergyman praying over a newly married couple learns the groom keeps a saloon. The minister, noting the occupation, whispers for God not to answer that prayer. Mothers' Bread by H. H. Wright & Bro. remains popular, with sales surpassing expectations.
Public Sale Notice Fragments From Local Record
Fragmentary OCR shows a public sale notice with unreadable names and details. Readable items include location references and stakes but lack clear date or full participant list.
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Rothaville
Squire
Samuel M. Ruth
Rothsville
Annie Fry
Zeltenceich
Washington
Continental Army
Iran
Marquis de Lafayette
Nwertzler
Mechanicsburg Festival
St. Vitus
Miles
Pat
Levy Williams
Boston
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
New Holland
D. Z Eberly
Rothenbach Store
S-1
H. M. Shimak
Chanion
Ebrhart
Egees
Rhode Island
M.W. Taylor
Neidenbach Store
West Main Street
I. G. Good
A. M. Weaver
East Earl, Pa
B.L. Hitt
N. Ard
Harrisburg
Union
Lancester
Wm. M. Stauffer
H. H. Wright & Bro
My Good
Emanuel
Zimmerman
Premiges
Terrée- Hill
Center Church
Gusire
Hill
Center Clurch
East Township
Renén Musser
Jonas Weaver
Martin
Tyne
Taylor
THE
Lancaster Trust
N. Queen St
Real Pee S
Sneevnt C
John Hertzler
Myer
Jos.t Breneman
Herbert ©. Miller
John 8. Graybilyd
W. A. Hensel
J. Hay Brown
UW. Uartian
Grabill B. Long
M. Myers
John D. Skiles
J. Gunt Zook
Public
East Earl Township
Lancaster Co. Pa
Spring Grove
Centre Church
Said Township
Levi Horning
David Wenger
Barton Horst
W. B. Messner
Shacres
Sammel Hoover
H. W. Messner
M. B. Good
Thomas Schweitzer
John Schweitzer
M. M. Good
M. G. Weaver
the Orphan's Court of
Lancaster County
Carnarvon Township
Fancwaler Co
Reifenyder, Rusman and Good
Susan Hyman
Hyman
Jacob Hyman
Joseph Weaver
Amos B. Borkholder
DeWitt
Cautor
Tateda
Vlack
Oeboers
Stote
Corner Square
E. King St
Lancaster, Pa
Rte
S. W
Everett S. Geist
Pam
Hamilton Watch
Hamilton
W. W. Appel
North Queen Street
Styer Hooberis
Sa. m
Aaron Hoober
Rye Straw
OFHME
Holland, Pa
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