New Holland’s Early Town Growth and School Beginnings
A historical pageant recounts New Holland’s rise from scattered farms to a settled town. It describes settlers arriving from Rotterdam to Philadelphia in 1727, the naming debates for the town, and a 1786-1787 effort led by Rev Melsheimer to build a German English schoolhouse funded by subscriptions and donations. The 1787 dedication featured hymns, procession, and the school’s governing articles and exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jigi
Dave
Switzerland
Germany
Rotterdam
Jake
Holland
John
England
Alexander
Philadelphia
William
Sarah
Molly
John Diffenderfer
Michael Rine
Caspar Diller
George Swope
Wendel Zwecker
John Berger
Nathaniel Lightner
Caspar Stover
Leonard Stone
Hans George Mentzer
Saene
Jonestown
Brubakerville
Kinterton
Hillcrest
Main Street
Michael Diffenderfer
Grand View
Gilfillanville
New Holland
New
Fathers of
Mister Melsheimer
Melsheimer
George Pennock
Frederick Seeroer
John Engle
John Luther
Secrer
Christian Brimmer
Serer
Luther
James Old
Old
Elias Myers
Myers
Mellsheimer
Michael Saner
George Welch
Welch
George Hildebrand
James Thomas
James Martin
Jacob Stone
George Stone
Christ Meyer
Jacob Sensenig
Valentine Kinzer
Christian Hole
Jacob Hole
Michael Hildebrand
Jacob Hoover
Martin
Fred Seeger
Mr. Summers
Christian Summers
John Bitzer
Ludwig Wolfard
Fausnacht
Jacob Weaver
Shaffner
Wittmer
Lancaster
Mr.Schaffner
Christopher Gross
Reception for Rev Fashnacht and family in White Horse hall
A reception in Salisbury Township honored Rev J J Fashnacht his wife and family with many gifts and refreshments. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Frank Jbruckenbrod Rev and Mrs W A Kutz Rev L O Wiest and others from Spring Grove Honey Brook and Coatesville. Several attendees traveled to Indianapolis for Decoration Day auto races and a church wedding was noted in Coatesville involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Fashnacht
White Horse
Frank Jbruckenbrod
W. A. Kutz
L. O. Wiest
Joe Eicholz
Ruth Eicholz
Martha Wise
Canard Hillard
Raymond Hillard
Robert Moore
Lee
Harrison Seldomridge
Dwight Baxter
Jean and
Guy Mentzer
Betty
Marie
Janet
Aldus Hilton
J. E. Hostetter
Margaret Hostetter
Mary Ann Hostetter
Evie Spotts
Mary Spotts
Kurtz Reeser
Paul Watson
Herbert Mentzer
Russell Weaver
Norman Trego
Haydn Lupold
Anna Robinson
Wayne Russell
Springville
John Maurice
E.rilur Taylor
Coatesville
Indianapolis
Indiana
Russel Weaver
W. H. Garner
New Holland
Dillie Guiseppe
John Plowfield
Honey Brook
Holy Rosery
Roy Brubaker
Roy
Spring Garden
Color, Touch, and Minds Beyond Sight
An essay explores how reality extends beyond physical senses and color. It discusses how color is a vibration not taste or smell, and outlines how emotions and virtues like love, peace, forgiveness influence life. It also contrasts positive forces with darker states such as hate and ignorance.
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James McConnall
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John Sheibley
Jonathan Roland
David Dilenderrer
Michael Martin
George Hildelvand
Mr. Schaffner
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Hampshire
Boast’s Poultry Farm‘and Hatchery
New Holland, R. D. J. Pa
C.K. Raymond Leola
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Salisbury Township News
Claude Brubaker
Jimtamy
Norman
Oliver Brubaker
Fivepointville
Nettie Siver
Churchtown
Clarence Speee
John Mentzer
Joan
Seringvalle
LaRue Robinson
Speepy Garden
Dag Lean Aed Myrtle Walton
Ruth Berkhart
Greensburg
Jesa Puttsburg
Mroo
Rader Teate
Seth
Amd
Ioc
Neale
Gervas
Pennsylvania Power
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