Churchtown Men's Association Meeting Notes
The report mentions a Friday evening gathering of the Churchtown Men's Association with individuals including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Oberholzer and Mrs. Mary Charolsen, outlining attendance and affiliations.
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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
2
The report mentions a Friday evening gathering of the Churchtown Men's Association with individuals including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Oberholzer and Mrs. Mary Charolsen, outlining attendance and affiliations.
Mrs. Jacob Horst hosted a quilting party hosted by Mrs. Adam Weaver. A spelling bee at the Fire Hall drew a large crowd. Prizes in the first class went to James Frankhouser, Catherine Styer and Allen Ranck. second class winners were James Frankhouser Irene Styer and Harold Stauffer. Samuel Wenger Paul Hoover and Guy Martin won prizes in general information. Horace K. Martin led the writing contest won by Mrs. Emma Frankhouser. Auxiliary sale netted 73 dollars. Upcoming moving plans include Abram Souder and Phares Rutt. Continued illnesses and home repairs were noted, with several local notices and events at the Fire Hall.
Kinzer residents Mr and Mrs Christian Brackbill visited his daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Enos Zimmerman. Several people including Rev and Mrs Walter Deibler Paradise and John Sheaffer Millersburg spent Sunday with the Grabill Peters family. Mary Russel of New Holland and Alice Hershey of Lancaster visited Hershey family. Ruth Melligan stayed with George McKaine near Gap. Richard Henry and family visited Mrs Henry’s mother Mrs Warren Henry.
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