Obituaries for Sallie Sweigart and Elizabeth Hoffman
Mrs Sallie Sprecher Sweigart aged 84 widow of John Sweigart formerly of New Holland died Monday at the home of Frank Mentzer Philadelphia where she resided She was a Trinity Lutheran church member Survived by sons Roland Connecticut and D K Sweigart Parkesburg Also grandchildren Funeral Thursday at Trinity Lutheran followed by burial Mrs Elizabeth Hoffman widow of Ellsworth Hoffman died Tuesday at 9 am at the home of her daughter Esther E Stumpf 698 Fourth Street Lancaster Age 58 Complications Survivors include daughter Mrs Stumpf of Lancaster two sons Harry Lancaster and Martin of this borough Brothers and sisters Harris Huyett York Israel Huyett Mohnton Harry Huyett Narvon Mrs Christina Cooper Birdsboro and Mrs Sugan Dietrich Reading Funeral Friday at 1 pm from Martin Hoffman’s home and 2 pm at Martindale Grace United Evangelical Church Interment in adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie S. Sweigart
Sallie ‘Sprecher Sweigart
John Sweigart
New Holland
Frank ‘Mentzer
Philadelphia
Trinity Lutheran Church
Forough
Roland c
Connecticut
D. K. Swei‘gart
Parkesburg
Trinity Litheran Church
Elizabeth Hoffman
Ellsworth Hoffman
Esther E. Stumpf
Fourth Street
Lancaster
Stumpf
Harry, Lancaster
Martin
Harris Huyett
York
Israel Huyett
Death of Gertrude Latschar in Leacock
Gertrude Latschar aged 18 of Leacock died Monday night at 9:80 o clock in St Joseph Hospital Lancaster after a short illness of acute peritonitis. She is survived by her mother a brother Elvin C of Leola and two sisters Mrs Charles Singer of Paradise and Ethel at home. The funeral was held Thursday with private services from the home at 1 30 pm followed by public services in the Salem Reformed Church Leacock at 2 o'clock. TWELFTH SEMI ANNUAL STATEMENT Of the NEW HOLLAND BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION For the period ending July 31 1925 ASSETS Mortgage Loans 98 200 00 Stock Loans 1 090 00 Delinquent Dues 589 00 Inventory Books and Supplies 242 98 Balance in Bank 953 365 28 Total Assets 101 075 28 LIABILITIES Stock Dates 19 500 00 Dues paid in saving 12 597 28 The safe method of conducting the business of Building and Loan Association whereby the savings of the ands are safeguarded against
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Latschar
Leacock
Salem Reformed
Lancaster Auto Club Picnic Draws 3000 In Attendan ce
The seventh annual Lancaster Automobile Club picnic at Willowrove Park drew about 3000 members and guests despite bad morning weather and heat. A highlight was fifty five five dollar gold pieces totaling 250 dollars awarded to winners across numerous Lancaster area addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Automobile Club
Willowrove Park
Clement Rohrer
Lancaster
Ellen Musser
East James Street
A. B. Witmer
Gordonville
Claude T. Brubaker
New Holland
Ida E. Eby
Gap
Margaret Hughes
East Lemon Street
S. R. Seldomridge
East Earl
Frank Reinhart
Columbia
W. O. Gardner
Banks
John B. Thomas
Marion Hershey
Kinzers
Herbert Bushong
R. D
Alta M. Seldomridge
Amos A. Hebble
North Marshall Street
W., H. Wright
Willie S. Denlinger
Ranks
Raymond R. Barge
Scott Pickel
Quarryville
Maude Evans
Dorothy E. Reeperts
Irampeter
Helen Graybill
Anna Schmalhofer
High Street
Tobias R. Kreider
Soudersburg
Jacob Weidman
Elizabethtown
Mary E. Yelk
Honey Brook
Mrs. Menno Carpenter
Spruce Street
Lititz
Amos M Schner
Landisville
H. Deane Rush
Blue Baill
C. H. Fager
Paul Metzger
Harry Witman
Goodville
Katie Wolf
Reamstown
Harry L. Overly
Birdin-Hand
Michael G. J. Schaller
Fremnot Street
W. P.donnelly
South Lime Street
Band Concert at Lutheran Church for Crippled Orphans
The Good Shepherd Home band will perform on the church lawn from 12 to 1 PM next Wednesday August 26. The event supports children of all denominations and other needy cases served by the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Shepherd
Golos
Abes - OF
Prison Inmate Escapes Lancaster County Jail
Martin Tabor, serving a five year term for robbing a Lancaster clothing store, pried through his cell wall with a spoon handle and escaped early Sunday. He slid past a sloping cement wall, climbed a yard wall, and traversed electric wires before vanishing into the night. Police hunted the city and surrounding boroughs, surrounding eastern districts after sightings. one man was briefly detained but released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Tabor
Lancaster
Tabor
Ephrata
Baltimore
Fresh Air Kids Arrive as Lions Club Plans Hershey Park Picnic
Forty nine New York tenement children arrive in Lancaster meeting Rotary and Exchange Clubs for distribution. Lions Clubs of Southern Pennsylvania organize a private Hershey Park outing on August 28 with dance, theatre, athletic field use, and a group dinner for $1.50 per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
All Clubs
Southern
Pennsylvania
New York
New York Tribune
Lancaster
Pennsylvania Station
Rotary and Exchange Clubs
Lions Clu
New Holland
Leola
Honey Brook
Lions Clubs
Hershey Park
Lions’ Clubs
Lions
Lions Club to Meet for Old Fashioned Party Plans
The Lions Club of New Holland will hold a regular luncheon on Tuesday evening August 25 in the New Holland house dining room. Committees working on plans for the Boy Scouts benefit party are expected to report on progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club of
New Holland
New Holland House
Boy Scouts
School outfitting for kids by Rubinsons
The store promotes school season apparel for children with a full range for girls and boys including dresses coats shoes sweaters suits odd pants coats sweaters shoes hats and caps. Parents can shop head to toe outfits at affordable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptces
Ss. Rubinson
Insurance ad cites Tobacco coverage by largest US firm
An insurance ad from David H. Styer of New Holland Pennsylvania promotes a policy covering tobacco, claiming backing from America’s largest insurance company. The text references a Western trip through Eureka and Eureka Illinois with contact details for appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
David H. Styer
Insurance
New Holland
Trinity Lutheran Notes Schedule for Sunday Services
Trinity Lutheran posts Sunday reminders with Sunday School at 9 30 and Morning Service at 10 30 The sermon theme Is New Holland Jerusalem Number Two A Bible Study Class is set for Friday August twenty first at 7 00 P M Regular morning service August 30 features Dr Tabert preaching
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland Jerusalem
Tabert
Local boys to ire in Canadian wheat fields
Kenneth V. Sheaffer John Bair Amos Mentzer and other locals from this town will travel to Canada on Monday to work in wheat fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dra’ Sheaffer
Kenneth V. “Martin
John Bair
Amos
Mentzer
Outing Partners Enjoy Meadow Day with Hesss and Megs
A caption notes an outing enjoyed by Mr and Mrs Roy Hess at their meadow with Mr and Mrs Harry Meg. The fragment records a family gathering and social rural setting.
New Arrivals At Harris Bros And Co
Colored table cloth by the yard home spun shirting and corduroy one yard wide. Ladies and children's dresses. Men's and boys suits shoes and oxfords. A special set of school shoes for boys and girls. Sheets 81 by 90 at 1.29. New dress materials for dress and school. Harris Bros. & Co.
Conestoga Post 7662 American Legion Meeting Notice
All members are asked to report at the athletic grounds at 5 00 PM on Saturday evening August 22 for duty. Cake and fancy article solicitation will start at 12 30 PM and all available members should be at the ball field by that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conestoga Post No. 662
American Legion
Legion
New Holland Building and Loan Meeting Notice
The next regular monthly meeting will be held at the Silk Mill Office for the payment of dues and interest on Monday August 31 1925 between 7:00 and 9:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland Building and Loan Association
Silk Mill
Ladies specials coats collars fur trimmed value fifteen dollars
Special fall extras advertise fur trimmed coats and collars priced at 15.00 dollars in a concise catalog-style notice with a focus on value for shoppers.
Personalities and Visits Span Lancaster Area
Local society notes list Rev G A Fry and family with Cora L Bair visiting Lancaster households. Many pairs and families are profiled as weekend guests and day trips to Willow Grove Atlantic City Philadelphia and Mt Gretna among Lancaster residents and friends including Renninger Spotts Clime and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Fry
Cora L. Bair
Lancaster
John L. Herr
John A. Renninger
Maude Evans
Arthur Renninger
Willow Grove
Lancaster Automobile Club
John F. Hope
J. Herbert Evans
Ocean City
Charles Commons
Coatesville
Samuel Schnupp
Earl Esbenshade
Lititz
Mary Esbenshade
John F. Renninger
Harry Spotts
Anna
Lewis M. Storb, Jr
Mary
Billy
Hallie B. Klemmer
Mabel Spotts
Annie Boyer
Robert F. Gutekunst
Ephrata
N. F., Gutekunst
Lewis M. Storb
Philadelphia
Yre Young
Betty. Clime
Emma Clime
Mary Erb
Blanche Rambo
Atlantic City
John Piersol
Honey Brook
William Weaver
Fred Bowers
Harvey Sr. Bowers
Ralph Gross
William E. Hawk
Grace Diller
Howard
Adam Diller
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of the
NEW Holland Building and
Auto Club
Good Shepherd ‘Orphans
New ‘England
The
Pain Fireworks Corporation of America
the ‘Fresh Air
LION
Hershey
Lions Club
Eureka
Mlinoia
Trinity Lutheran
Harris Bros. & CO
Attention Legion
Building and Loan
Paul Mentzer
Simon Mentzer
George B. Supplee
George, Jr
Wilmington
Perry Réedifer
Narberth
Katherine Sample
Anna Diller
Levi ‘Brimmer
Florence
Allen Killian
Harry Sheaffer
Harry
Nagle
Ray
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