Henry Schupp of Hahnstown Died Following Illness
Henry Schupp of Hahnstown died Wednesday morning at 1 o clock at the home of his daughter Mrs James. He was aged BT years. He survived by two sons George of Shillington and Albert of Reams Town and by one daughter Mrs Mary Allwhee at home. There were seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Also a sleep-daugh wife of Jerry Ness of Line. ENGAGEMENT AT BIRTHDAY PARTY Engagement announced at a Grove Dale home for their daughter Er. Loyd Hershey of Millersville was announced. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Roger Mr and Mrs Sam Hart Mrs Kathryn Bowman and many others. council meeting of the Young People’s Division of District 138 will be held Tuesday evening at 7:46 at the United Brethren church. Plains conference in March will be laid. All young people and adults interested are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ‘Schupp
Hahnstown
James
Bsig
George
Shillington
Albert
Reamstown
Mary Allwhee
Jerry ‘Ness
Line Ie Eee
Marcus Bowman
Groffdale
Loyd J Hershey
Millensville
Roger
Samin ‘Hart
Kathryn Bowman
Frank Hemmig
Lloyd ‘Keller
Widler Gehman
Harry Gehman
Fred Gehman
Loleta Lorah
Etna Coffroad
Leona Keiser
Lemmon Smith
Kathryn Weaver
Chester Overly
Elyan Usner
Ivan ‘Wolf
Edith Usner
Levi Overly
Elizabeth Stolizfus
Grace Dunlap
Mildred Brenile
Robert Huss
Mae Musslewma
Jacob Williams
Cortland
Bissie
Virginia Williams
Ne ‘Sohn’ Annes
Iple
United ‘Brethren Church
Plains
Dults
Aes
Harner’s Theatre
Niagara’ Falls
Atlantic City
Philadel- Phi
Robinsons Between Seasons Sale Opens In Local Shop
Afl Robinson announces the Between Seasons Sale starting today Friday January 22 in the clothing store. He touts it as one of the greatest sales of five years in the locality with plans for a February 20 event and urges customers to visit.
Boy Scouts Minstrel Ticket Sale At Lion Club
The Boy Scouts announce a minstrel show ticket sale at the Lion Club. Tickets cost 35 cents and can be exchanged at the theatre box office for 15 cents extra. Reserved seats available for Thursday January 28 or February 4, with preferred seating for town residents on the first night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Lion
iAuiter
Base Ball Banquet Well Attended
The 1925 team members and supporters enjoyed an excellent banquet at the Glen Grill Restaurant on Friday evening. The crowd praised the menu and service by Mrs Weiler and staff and a short business session followed to plan for the coming baseball season.
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Glen Grill
Chautauqua Sunday Meeting in Harner’s Theatre
A special lecture is planned for Sunday evening January 24 at 7 30 in Harner's Theatre under a Chautauqua arrangement. The Dunbar musical company will perform sacred music and Miss Coleman will present the lecture. The event is a community meeting with all town churches suspending services to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Harner
Dunbar Musical Company
Coleman
Unusual Feature at C E Meeting Outlines Attendance
The Q Christian Endeavor meeting drew the year’s largest turnout with over 60 attendees. The program featured special music including Ye Loiterers In The Market Place by Loucks and a piano solo by Dorothy Lutz as the society plans Christian Endeavor Week from January to February 7, its 45th anniversary, with more details coming next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q Christian Endeavor
Analem
Loucks
Dorothy Lutz
Jas Muary
United Brethren Evangelistic Services Report
Evangelistic services held for the United Brethren church were reported with notes on attendance and program highlights. Local leaders and attendees participated in prayer, singing, and a sermon focusing on renewal and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
W C T U Meeting Highlights Temperance Anniversary
A New Holland WCTU meeting commemorated the Eighteenth Amendment anniversary with songs readings and faith and prayer themes. Mrs Evelyn Hoover sang with Mrs L R Walters at piano and readings by Mrs Anna H Roland and Leona Ressler. The group discussed Christian citizenship and planned Frances Willard Memorial at Anna Roland’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian ‘Temperance Union’ of
New Holland
Evelyn Hoover
L. R. Walters
Anna H. Roland
Leona
Regster
United States
Christian Endeavor
Epworth Lease
E. C. Diller
Leona ‘Ressler
Frances Willard
Anna Roland
Mre
R. E. Bailey
Michigan
The
Reformed Church
Sunday School Growth at Mrinity Lutheran Radio Campaign
The Sunday School is growing steadily during the radio campaign and is expected to reach a high mark. The morning service begins at 10 30 with a sermon on The Flight of the Saints. No evening service due to the Community Meeting of the Chautauqua. Evening events at Harner's Theatre at 7 30.
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Harner
Théattre
Returned Missionary to Speak at Weaverland Meeting
T K Hershey a returned missionary from South America will speak at the Young People's meeting at Weaverland on Saturday January 23 at 7 30 oclock. Everybody cordially invited to hear him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. Hershey
South America
Young People’s
Weaverland
Birdsboro People Banquet Highlights At Weiler's
Birdsboro residents gathered for a community banquet at Weiler's, celebrating local achievement and civic spirit. Attendees included notable residents and leaders who spoke on unity and future initiatives for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdsboro
Weiler
Accidents Leave Victims Convalescing at Local Site
Reports indicate Ear Sensenich and Edgar Good are convalescing after a fall from a feed car at the New Holland Company warehouse. John Garman also fell from his bicycle and is described as recovering. Clarion residents extend well wishes to the injured.
Lions Minstrel and Vaudeville for Boy Scout Camp Fund
Lions plan a two act benefit show next Thursday February 4 at 8 PM with minstrel acts led by George Townsley and John M Fackler and a vaudeville second half including sharpshooting feats strongman stunts and a skit Walter Water Everywhere and Not a Drop to Drink Florence Barr and Hawaiian musicians provide musical features advance tickets available Tuesday January 26 6 to 8 PM at the Theatre Box Office or via Boy Scouts. tickets limited for out of town buyers and on sale after Chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Camp
Boy Scouts
Walter
Florence Barr
Former resident Lindley Rutger Lynch updates from Washington
Mrs. Bilis Esbenshade of this borough shares news about Lindley Rutger Lynch, once a local resident. Lynch lives in Lacey near Olympia, Washington, 100 miles west of Mount Rainier, with a pleasant Pacific Highway setting and many Pennsylvania friends. In 1925 his circle included sixteen of his friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilis ‘Esbenshade
Lindley Rutter Lynch
Esbenshade
Eva Martin
Local Girl Taken To Hospital After Head Hemorrhage
On Monday afternoon at three, Miss Ruth Kauffman daughter of A S Kauffman of the Eagle Hotel was removed to St Josephs Hospital Lancaster where she underwent an operation for hemorrhages of the head. Her condition required immediate surgery after arrival at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kauffman
A. S. Kauffman
Eagle Hotel
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lancaster
Funeral Service Held for Israel H Weaver in Goodville
The funeral for Israel H Weaver of Goodville who died from injuries after a fall from a roof while working as a carpenter was held at the Mennonite church in Goodville on Wednesday. Rev Franklin C Smithland of Philadelphia officiated along with several other ministers in a service attended by mute members and route station workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel H. Weaver
Goodville
Mennonite
Weaver
Franklin C. Smi¢lan
Philadelphia
Can. Episco‘palian
Inyithe
Muté
Phe A
Maria Magdalena Kinzer Dies After Short Illness
Maria Magdalena Kinzer daughter of the late B Franklin Kinzer died at 9 o clock Thursday morning after a two week illness. She lived in New Holland and Linden Hall Seminary graduate. A lifetime member and Sunday School teacher at Trinity Lutheran Church she was known for charity and support of education. She was the last of a prominent local family and funeral services were planned privately at the home Monday followed by church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Magdalena Kinzer
B.franklin Kinzer
New Holland
Linden Hall Seminary
Lititz
Trinity Lutheran Church
Harriet
Carissa Yundt
Blue ‘Ball
AL ‘Orclodk
Floods halt traffic across northern Lancaster county
Heavy rainfall from Monday caused streams to overflow in Lancaster county. Conestoga Creek at Browns Town and other creeks flooded roads from Ephrata to Reading, stopping auto traffic between Mechanicsburg and Brownstown and north of Lancaster. An unrelated birth notice and Liberty Fire Co fair planned for February are also noted.
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Lancaster County
Ephrata
Browns
Grass Run
Talmage
Reading
Lancaster Water Works
Instruments
Water Department
Violet Hill
Pennsylvania Power and Water Company
York County
Bareville Fire Company Fair Draws Large Crowds
The Bareville Fire Company Fair attracts big crowds each Saturday night in January with numerous amusements and ongoing progress. People flock to enjoy the varied attractions as the event continues.
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Bareville ‘Fire Company
Bareville Fire Company Fair
Personal notices of Reading area families extend weekend visits
Mrs. Anna Fox of Reading and Mrs. Susan Shirk hosted relatives including Cyrus Bowers and family of Bareville. Many others from Reading, Lancaster, Churchtown, Fetterville and Philadelphia spent the weekend with kin or traveling abroad, including trips to St Petersburg Florida and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Fox
Reading
Susan Shirk
Cyrus Bowers
Bareville
Elroy Wagner
Wagner
Edward Andrew
Febterville
Fannie Snyder
Anna Mason
Ephrata
Davis C. Ranck
Lancaster
David H. Styer Teft
St. Petersburg
Florida
Edwin G. Stauffer
E. Martin
Churchtown
Warren Stauffer
Goodwille
Samuel Edwards
Near
Margaret Ryback
Philadelphia
East Main Street
Mabel Rife
Jason Rife
Steelton
J. F. Hope
Janith
Elizabeth
Jeremiah Seaman
Harrisburg
Seaman
Graybill Rutter
Honey Brook
R. E. Good
Earl Shirk
Near Goodville
John Killian
Fetterville
Harry Killian
E. L. Lessey
Vincent
Billy
John D. Bowers
Paul F. Esbenshade
Pauline
Virginia Renninger
Laneaster
Amos R. Good
Paradise
R. D .Good
Green Bank
R. N. Bowers
Madjine Banzhoff
New York
John Musser
California
Vera B. Hutchinson
Near New Hellanderton
Ocala
Paul’ A. Hutchinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
HENRY
Schupp
Young Peoples
Rwiween
SALE
Afl
Robinson
ST. “Stephen
C. E
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Mrinity Lutheran Notes
Muses
Harner’s ‘Theatre
CBART
Columbia
Brownstown
Mechanicsburg
EB. P. Anderson
Edgerly
Penna
Edward P. Anderson, Jr
Anderson
Will
Helen Anangst
Davis C. Ranch
Herbert Evans
West Main Street
Lancaster General Hospital
Liberty Fire CO. Fair
Harner’s
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