Many Local Families Vacation at Pequea and Atlantic City
A long list of residents from Gap, Terre Hill, Lancaster, and nearby towns are noted vacationing at the 400 Cottage in Pequea and at Atlantic City. Included are Anna Wright, Elsie Fenninger, Mary Bair, Emma Marks, Edna Stauffer, Marion Troop, Alta Sollenberger, and many others as they visit relatives, attend camp meetings, and enjoy seaside and hillside leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna R Wright
Elsie R. Fenninger
Mary M. Bair
Emma Marks
Edna Stauffer
Marion Troop
Alta Sollenberger
Gap
Mary
Clara Myers
Clara Kurtz
Terre Hill
Edna Sennenig
Norristown
Bertha Hess
Barton Stauffer
Pequea
Win. Smith
Malvern
George South
Page
Misa Fannie E. Smith
Philadelphia
Geo L. Smith
Mise Maley
Lancaster
George L. Smith
Mia J. Roo MacDonald
Misa Elizabeth DeHaven
Atlantic City
Isaac Buckwalter
Spring Garden
Freeland Buckwalter
Elizabeth Kreider
Witmer
Charles Schaal
Oregon
Roy McWilliams
Lillian W. Mentzer
John S. Livers
Grace Mentzer
Hahnstown
R. W. Wetherhill
Germantown
Ida Wallace
John M. Ranch
Paul B. Hess
Windemere
Martha E
Marie A. Bowers
Birdsboro
James Shelly
Arthur Moyer
Our Town
Elsie I. Doerr
Esther Henninger
Rebecca Stauffer
Rawlinsville
S. M Mountz
Cumberland Valley
Misa Irene K. Groff
Leola
Harrison Kling
Wedding Anniversary Observed by the Steffy Family
Mr and Mrs Hiram K R Steffy near Durlach celebrated thirty years of marriage with a large family gathering. Rev Jo A Wickert gave address. extensive dinner and supper followed with floral decorations as many relatives attended including Rev J A Wickert Reams town S L Jacobs New Holland Isang Bowman Martindale Daniel Loose Weidmanville Levi Wissler Lutitz Elam Hurst Groffdale Martin Lutz Mohnton Terre Hill Phoebe Lutz Mohnton Jere miah Steffy and wife Honey Brook Levi Steffy Mechanicsburg John Steffy Bareville Urias Steffy Lancaster Milton Steffy Lancaster Charles Steffy Parkesburg Ralph Steffy Parkesburg Hiram Steffy Jr Mechanicsburg George Steffy Jr Mechanicsburg Noah Steffy Groffdale George Steffy Sr Lancaster Elias Steffy wife and son Ephrata Elsie Steffy Honey Brook Frank Musser and family Rothville Albert Houck Millway Olive Houck Millway Eugene White wife and son Parkesburg Harry Gartman Denver Adam Hartman and wife Denver George Wolf and wife Stevens John Eurich and wife Ronks Lillian Eurich Ronks Ada Eurich Ronks Mrs R Hart and child Adamstown Samuel Bowman and wife Reidenbach Elmer Bowman Reidenbach Martin Frey wife and child Reamstown Paris Danh and wife Murrell Walter Schlouagh and wife Terre Hill Mrs Coldren Terre Hill Mrs Savilla Keller and children Mohnton Isaae Wenger Mar tindale Frances Wenger Martindale Anna Ressler Schaefferstown James McCloud and wife Hopeland Carrie and Raymond McClond Hopeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram K R Steffy
Durlach
Jo A. Wickert
Steffys
J A. Wickert
Reamstown
S L Jacobs
New Holland
Isang Bowman
Martindale
Daniel Loose
Weidmanville
Levi Wissler
Lutitz
Elam Hurst
Groffdale
Martin Lutz
Mohnton
Martin Lutz, Jr
Terre Hill
Phoebe Lutz
John Lutz
Jeremiah Steffy
Honey Brook
Levi Ste
Frank Musser
Rothville
Albert Houck
Millway
Olive Houck
Eugene White
Parkesburg
Harry Gartman
Denver
Adam Hartman
George Wolf
Stevens
John Eurich
Ronks
Lillian Eurich
Ada Eurich
R. Hart
Adamstown
Samuel Bowman
Reidenbach
Elmer Bowman
Martin Frey
Paris Danh
Murrell
Walter Schlouagh
Coldren
Savilla Keller
P O S of A Convention Held at Terre Hill
The twenty sixth annual convention of the P O S of A gathered the five county camps, 25 camps with over 6000 members, at Terre Hill. G E Morgan welcomed attendees. officers for the coming year were elected including H A Menchey, H E Bumberger, and S M Ruth. The Denver Band performed, boosting the event’s enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Hill
G. E. Morgan
H. A. Menchey
Columbia
H. E. Bumberger
Manheim
S. M. Ruth
Rothsville
D. W. Snader
A. C. Geistweit
Elizabethtown
C. A. R Lutz
F. Kise
Lancaster Couples Visit Relatives in Hershey Palmyra Harrisburg
Benjamin Lintner and wife and Eli M Brackbill and wife of Lancaster spent several days visiting relatives in Hershey Palmyra and Harrisburg. They called on Mr Eckert and family and visited the Capital then went to Rev John Millers in Cumberland County and Rev Samuel Hess and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobias Renninger
Pequea
Elin Davis
Mary E
Wild Cat Falls
Columbia
Herman F. Seber
Lancaster
Horace Colehurst
Brooklyn
N. Y
Clyde Weaver
Harry Erb
Harrisburg
Paul Buckwalter
Morris Seaboldt
Jacob C. Myer
Charlie Good
Frank Showalter
Rufus Groff
Hershey
Jacob Showalter
Adam Sollenberger
Springville
Atlantic City
Benjamin Lintner
Eli M. Brackbill
Palmyra
Mr. Eckert
John Miller
Cumberland County
Samuel Hess
Delightful Eastward Trip by Sensenich Family
The Sensenich family of Irwin Pennsylvania drove their Davis touring car last week from 8 p.m. across the Allegheny Mountain through Bedford Gettysburg York Chambersburg and Lancaster to Bird in Hand arriving at Compass Inn at 1 a.m. Mrs Sensenich nee Reaser is celebrated as the maiden of Compass Inn. Roy Sensenich piloted the car without incident and the family praises the natural scenery and fine appearance of the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Sensenich
Irwin
Allegheny Mountain
Bedford
Gettysburg Battle Ground
York
Chambersburg
Columbia
Lancaster
Sensenich
Reaser
Davis
Roy
Ten Per Cent Reduction On Oil Stoves and Refrigerators
L. G. Davis and Sons of New Holland advertise a ten percent cut on their remaining stock of oil stoves refrigerators and ice cream freezers while supplies last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G.davis’ Sons
New Holland
Community church fairs and county fairs listed for August to October
Coming events include Sunday School picnics at Mt Tabor Blue Ball Centre Re formed and Lutheran in Blue Ball and Stanffer s Grove Topton and Womelsdorf New events feature anniversaries at Bethany Orphans Home and Berks County Fair in Reading Lancaster York County Fairs scheduled from August to October with multiple venues and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uith— Centre Reformed and Lutheran
Lutheran Orphans
Topton
Bridgeville
Stanffer
Ranch’s A. B
Bethany Orphans Home
Womelsdorf
Matrimonial Unions in Reading and Lancaster Areas
Harold T Diehl and Misa Hattie Grimm of Reading wed at Rev Bunsicker s parsonage. After the ceremony they toured Lancaster New Holland and nearby locales by auto and will reside in Reading. Ira D Whitaker of Lancaster and Gertrude E Mays of Blue Ball wed at Bethany United Evangelical Parsonage. They travel to Harrisburg Niagara Falls and Buffalo and plan a September 1 home at 450 W Orange St Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold T. Diehl
Misa Hattie Grimm
Reading
Bunsicker
Lancaster
New Holland
Jacob H. Townsley
Ira D. Whitaker
Gertrude E. Mays
Blue Ball
Bethany United Evangelical Parsonage
Lloyd
Norma
Whitaker
Mr. W
Harrisburg
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Orange St
VOGANVILLE NEWS NOTES AND LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Mrs Fannie M Bard and daughter Marganrite of Lititz visit in town. Miss Carrie Diller of Lancaster visits A M Foose and Peter Nolt. Farmer A M Foose raises 45 bushels wheat per acre. Abram N Hoover averages 39 bushels per acre. Local festival last Saturday featured Arion Orchestra Lancaster. Cakes donated to defray expenses. Foose thanks friends. Funeral of James Trago of Hahnstown held here with Rev Brownmiller officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Roy meWilliaine
Atlantic City
A. H. Mentzer
Harold
Lancaster
Kate Warfel
Philadelphia
Charles Hammond
Edw. Snader
Virginia Reeninger
Louis Roseboro
A. B. Groff
J. C. Henninger
Esther
Lititz
Bertha Ames
Frank Ames
Brubaker, Avenue
Park. F. Plank
Downingtown
Peter Plank
Charles Deen
Reading
R. ‘Cliners
Germantown
Edward J . Sansenig
Mre- D. C. Overly
Elizabeth
Dissinger
Lemon
Gockley
Peter Nolt
Abram N. Hoover
Arion Orchestra
Foose
James Trago
Hahnstown
Brownmiller
Package Surprise For Mrs Seber Birthday
Friday last Mrs. Herman F. Seber received a package surprise with many handsome and useful gifts. She extends sincere thanks through the Columns of the Clarion to all who assisted in making her forty second birthday very happy and memorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman F. Seber
Watermelons and peaches arrive at East Earl and Ephrata stations
A carload of Delaware watermelons is to be received at East Earl station on Tuesday August 18. Names Bartox W Lauper Warne S Martin advertise peaches and a carload of fine Dela ware Peaches to be at Ephrata station Monday noon August 17. Also a house for rent on Jackson street New Holland with possession on note. ESTATE Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
East Earl
Bartox W. Lauper
Warne S. Martin
Jackson’ Street
New
Holland
Onte
HoLeann Real: Estate Co
E H Burkholder Stricken By A Stroke At Desk
Ezra H. Burkholder Esq a well known Lancaster County businessman suffered an apoplexy at his residence while seated at his desk writing a will He was conscious and asked for a doctor then carried to a lounge and treated by Dr Hoffman and Dr Walter His condition improved by Thursday night and friends wish him a speedy recovery known locally as Squire Burkholder and his family are in their thoughts during this health crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra H. Burkholder
Lancaster County
Burkholder
A. V. Walter
Brownstown
Hoffman
Clarion
Squire
Lutz Family Reunion Elects Officers at Lutitz Springs Park
The Lutz Family Reunion met at Lutitz Springs Park on Wednesday August 12 1914 with Rev Ho Fo Lutz presiding. Officers elected for 1915 were Rev H Lutz President Harry Brookmyer Vice President Mrs Lavinia Neidermyer Treasurer H B Kissinger Secretary and committee of arrangements. The gathering featured a speech by M R Lutz and remarks on family life and right living. Weather reduced attendance but a Lutz family Band provided music and the audience enjoyed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutz
Lutitz Springs Park
Ho Fo Lutz
Washington, DCL
Molland Clarion
H. F Lutz
Ardell Kissinger
H. F. Luts
Benjamin F. Lutz
Harry Brook
Myer
Lizzie Farmer
Fiona Herr
Arygula Shields
Marguerite Smith
Albert Smith
H. F. Lutz
Luitz
Trinity church members at Mt Gretna Bible school
Mr and Mrs W M Mearig and daughter Anna Alta Diller Mrs Barton and Bess Gilfillian attend Bible school at Mt Gretna this week They report a fine time Rev Mountz also spent part of the week there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Mt. Gretna
W. M. Mearig
Anna
Alta Diller
Barton
Bess Gilfillian
Rev. Mountz
Charter Received For New Holland Electric Company
The charter for New Holland Electric Company received for record to manufacture and supply light and power to New Holland. Incorporators and directors are S. R. Zimmerman, John S. Galt and J. Guy Eshleman. Capital stock is $5,000 in 50 shares. The treasurer is Dr. Galt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland Electric Company
New Holland
S. R. Zimmerman
John S. Galt
J. Guy Eshleman
Ur. Galt
Delaware Peaches Coming to New Holland Station
J C G Good, longtime Delaware peach shipper, will bring a carload of choice peaches to New Holland Station on Monday August 17. He offers the right kind at accessible prices, 8 15.1t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C G. Good
Delaware
New Holland
Examination for High School Entrance
The entrance examination for high school will be held in the high school room on Saturday morning August 29 at 9 o clock. 9945 of Peaches at Winger's Drag Store Eph rata. All home raised 0s S.1tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winger
Ephrata
Obituary notices from surrounding towns in Lancaster county
A long list of obituaries details deaths in the Lancaster area, noting ages, family survivors, and funeral arrangements. Persons named include SMicharel 1 red, Jelino of Alsoona, John Lemon Youndt, Sheaffer S Worst, Mrs Louisa Reddig, Philip Sprecher, and Newton Patton, with mentions of churches and burial sites at Smoketown, Pequea, Reading, and Aden. Funeral dates are given for several.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wogan D. Hall
Lester D. Glowner
Mayne Wise
M. A.troup
Mays Landing
N.4
Percy Kurtz
Amos R. Good
Armitta Harsh
Minersville
David Godley
Colebrook
J. Frank Brubaker
Walter S. Johns, Jr
East Brady
Margy
Helen Rutledge
Messrs. Weaver
Martin
Charles Groff
Clarence Weaver
John F. Renninger
Clair Troop
Jason Frymyer
York, Pa
Elmer Horst
David Hess
Freeland N
Ivan P. Lowery
Park Bryson
Paradise
Benjamin Glowner
Tap
Letters Machine
Washington, D. C
Louisa Aucamp
Dorothy Ream
Isaac Sprecher
Flora and
Elda Rhine
Mexico, PI
Mra. Roy Moist
Roberts Avenue
Maurice B. Seaboldt
Hiram K Steffy
A. Convention
Mt. Tabor U. B
Blue Ball Brue Ball Club
Blue Ball, Pa
Diehl-Grimm
Whitaker-Mays
Voganville and Vicinity
Fannie M. Bard
Marganrite
Carrie Diller
A. M. Foose
B. W. Reicu
E. H. Burkholder
Mount Gretna
Grim Reaper
Death
Michael S Beck
Smicharel
Leithersn
Conestoga Center
Mabel
Jelino
Alsoona
Tarael
Kissel Hill
George
Daniel
Habnstewn
Samuel J. Shirk
Sammel J Shirk
Barrier
Carnarvon
Crereral Hospital
Appendiertis
Efe
Agaerler
Mennonite
Bescles
Abraham
Bowmansville
Frank
Ate
Churchtown
Marte
Fegeet
Gaoodville
John
Paraei- Meter
Johnl Youndt
John Lemon Youndt
Fisepointyile
Bright
Deel
Laura
Samuel Keller Jeadanis
William
State Hill
Charles Harvey
Albert
Fivepoinetville
Sallie
Henry Martin
Fivepointville
Raymond
Sune
Ella
Jennie
Alice
Samuel Youndt
William Stauffer
Louisa Eshelman
Muddy Creek
Sheaffer S Worst
Salisbury Township
John D. Bair
J. L. Winters
Henninger
Ellie Miller
Eugene Linard
Ainer
Teoase
Pequea Presbyterian Cemetery
Bullock
Louisa Reddig
Ream
Rolandus Reddiig
North Fourth Street
John A. Reddig
Henry Redcay
Henrys
George Reddig
Rolandus Reddig
Philip Sprecher
Millport
Warwick
Beothe Gubawis
Alen
Magan
Solinda
Samuel
Alec
Isaac
Charles
Sallie (Kabill
Garoffilale
Elizabeth Kochel
Mechaniesburg
Harry Batro
Mary Lutz
Marywaite
Wee Bare
Adatgetown
Eyandeda al Oder
Gusbaned
Terre
Prank Farig
Kewtee
Aden
Newton C Patton
Newton
Patten
Sheridan
Texas
Amanda Patton
A L Awalt
Lee Patton
Clavie
W. A Hogue
Trent
Tex
Lizzie
Grace
Edna
Polly
Harry Patton
Sherman Tex Newton Co
Patton
Annie Patton
Crreenbank
Addai Sollenberzer
Tacob
Sherman Imisto
Travis Methoetlet
Samuel N. Jessop
Satur) Nodessop
New Trolland
General Hospital
St. Gretna
Trinity Lutheran Church
Pennsylvania
Petersburg
Virginia
A. R. Lancaster
KR Woodward Jessop
Cleveland
Ohio
Roland. Jessop
George W.kinzer
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