Organ Recital at Salam Reformed Church by C Walter Troop
An organ recital is scheduled for Sunday evening June 3 at 7 30 p m at Salam Reformed Church Heller's. C Walter Troop will perform with H Norman Kensinger assisting. The program includes invocations, choral works, tenor solos and organ numbers by Harris Aylward Kohlmann D'Hardelot Johnston Mendelssohn Dubois and ends with benediction by Rev Fred D Pentz.
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Salam Reformed Church
Heller's
C. Walter Troop
H. Norman Kensinger
Fred D. Pentz
Harris
Aylward
Dubois
Real Estate Transfers Within Lancaster County Townships
Real estate transfers include Adam F. Cammaus to Carrie G Kennett for a dwelling and 47 perches for $100 in West Earl. Stephen and Susanna Lapp sell 87 acres 24.72 perches in Leacock to Howard H Ranch and reverse transfer. C Park and Celia V Reser sell half an acre in Salisbury to Salisbury Township School District for 75 dollars. John A and Anna B Reeser sell 101 acres 66 perches in Salisbury to Anna M Reser.
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Adam F. Cammaus
Talmage
West Earl Township
Carrie G. Kennett
Stephen
Susanna Lapp
Upper
Leacock Township
Howard H. Ranch
Earl Township
Leacock
C. Park
Celia V. Reser
Salisbury Township
John A
Anna B. Reeser
Anna M. Resser
Prisoner transfers reduce crowding in eastern Pennsylvania jails
Report to the Secretary of Welfare by Dr. B L Scott shows 380 inmates moved from Eastern Penitentiary Philadelphia to county prisons and Huntingdon State Industrial School from Jan 1 1933 to May 24 1934. Transfers aim to ease penitentiary congestion and aid reentry with sponsors and work promises. parole requires a sponsor or best friend. County totals include Philadelphia 23 and York 49 among others, with 51 going to the Pennsylvania Industrial School.
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Secretary of Welfare
B L. Scott
Bureau of Corrections
State Department of Welfare
Eastern
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
State Industrial School
Huntingdom
State Board of Pardona
Berks
Fradford
Bucks
Cambria
Carbon
Columbia
Cumberland
Franklin
Dauphin
Lackawanna
Lancaster
Lebanon
Lehigh
Luzerne
Lycoming
Montgomery
Montour
Northampton
Northumberland
Perry
Snyder
Susquehanna
Tioga
Wayne
Wyoming
York
Pennsylvania Industrial School
Total
Martin Clan Plans Reunion on July 26
The biennial Martin Reunion will be at Lititz Springs Park on Thursday July 26. All Martin family branches are invited. Committee members include H. K. Martin Goodville president L W Martin East Petersburg vice president Martha Martin Elizabethtown secretary Mrs Wayne S Martin Goodville assistant secretary and John H. Martin New Holland treasurer.
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Martin Clan
Martin
Lititz Springs Park
Elam Hollinger
East Petersburg
H. K. Martin
Goodville
L W. Martin
Martha Martin
Elizabethtown
Wayne S. Martin
John H. Martin
New Holland
Wagon Collision Near New Holland Injures No One
Mr and Mrs Adam Nolt of near East Earl escaped unharmed when a car struck their wagon west of New Holland on Wednesday afternoon. The impact tore a trace and overturned the wagon on the old trolley bed as the frightened horse fled, later captured by Reuben Nolt. The car was driven by Miss Helen M Knecht of Pots town.
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Adam Nolt
Near East Earl
New Holland
Helen M. Knecht
Pottstown
Knecht
Reuben Nolt
Miss Knecht
Isaac H. Snader
Lancaster Automobile Club
Form Child Health Group in Salisbury
A Salisbury township child health committee was formed at Gap Centralized School with Dr. Frank Hartman of Lancaster as in charge. Mrs. John J. Hess was named chairwoman with assistants and a demonstration by Dr. Kearney Smith of Lancaster. Physicians present included Dr. Hartman, Dr. Smith, Dr. Farmer, and several others from local towns.
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Salisbury Township
Gap
Frank Hartman
Lancaster
John J. Hess
Ralph Pennock
R. N
Gladys Hby
Elsie Hershey
Harold Braden
William Baltz
J. E. Hostetter
Kearney Smith
Hartman
Smith
Charles R Farmer
A. V. Walter
Brownstown
Paul R. Wentz
New Holland
John A. Boyd
Christiana
White Horse
John L. Ressler
G. W. H. Frew
Paradise
Walter Keylor
Leacock
George B. Hershey
Walter Leaman
Leaman Place
High School Graduates On Trip to Capital
A class from a high school tours Washington DC and Annapolis visiting landmarks such as Arlington National Cemetery the Lincoln Memorial the White House and the Treasury Building. They also view museums embassies and historic sites before returning home via Conowingo and Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital
Smithsonian Institution
United States Army Medical Museum
Arlington National Cemetery
Lee’s Mansion
Alexandria
Virginia
George Washington Masonic Memorial
Lodge Hall
Christ Church
Mount Vernon
Washington
Monument
White House
Treasury and
Commerce
National Cathedral
U. S. Soldiers’ Home
Shrine of Immaculate Conception
Catholic University
Franciscan Monastery
Annapolis
St. Ann’s Church
St. John’s College
Old Homes
Maryland State House
Naval Academy
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Baltimore
Conowingo
Lancaster
Scouts Tour Valley Forge With Local Leaders
Nearly thirty scouts with Scoutmaster Paul Bensinger and five troop committeemen Robert H. Wright George S Townsley Norman F. Gute kunst R. E. Whitmore and H. E. Ress ler traveled by auto to Valley Forge on Sunday. They attended Sunday school at Brownback's Reformed church before the excursion, visited points of interest with a guide, and joined the musical service at the Washington Memorial chapel in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bensinger
Robert H. Wright
George S. Townsley
Norman F. Gutekunst
R. E. Whitmore
H. E. Ressler
Valley Forge
Brownback's Reformed Church
Washington Memorial Chapel
A Fool's Paradise: Dr F Scott McBride to Speak
Dr F Scott McBride superintendent of the National Anti-Saloon League will speak at the local Methodist Episcopal Church on Tuesday evening June 12. He has traveled nationally assessing liquor conditions and leads a national temperance movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Scott McBride
Methodist Episcopal Church
McBride
National Anti-Saloon League
New Holland
Memorial Day Remembers Henry Ansel ages old resident
Henry Ansel ninety of Reamstown died at his daughter Mrs James Sarah’s home after years of age infirmities. A veteran of the Boys in Blue he served as a private more than seventy years ago and was Reamstown’s oldest resident.
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Henry Ansel
Reamstown
Boys In
Blue
James Sarah
Ansel
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