Obituaries from Intercourse and Bowmansville area
Obituary notices report the deaths of Ida J. Wagner wife of Graybil Wagner of New Holland age 60 at her son Roy Wagner's home after a ten day illness. Also Lydia Good Musser 64 8 months dies Bowmansville Mennonite church member. Amanda Detterline 61 Terre Hill Evangelical. Sarah Hershey 50 Paradise Reformed Mennonite. Samuel H Pickel 81 Civil War veteran. Israel S Harting Bowmansville bakery proprietor. Burial plans and surviving relatives listed for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida J. Wagner
Graybil Wagner
New Holland
Roy Wagner
Jom
Elizabeth Lightner
Christ’s Episcopal Church of
Lucinda Heck
Lancaster
Eam Eshleman
Leeman Place
Roy
United Brethren Church
Intercourse
J. C. Henninger
Lydia Good Musser
Jacob Musser
Bowmansville
Abraham
Near Terre Hill
Barton
Henry Carman
Chester County
Harry Martin
Weaverland
Joseph
Hahn
East Earl
Ammon Zimmerman
Lititz
Allen Zimmerman
Jacob
Ephrata
Fanny Good
Red Run
Magdalene Harning
Sallie Good
Samuel Good
Mennonite
Mennonite Church
Bowmansvilles
Amanda
Albert Detterline
Terre Hill
Jacob Artz
Berks County
Evangelical Church
Terre Iil
Howard W. Detterline
Edward H
Lizzie F
Lottie M. Moyer
Reading
William C
Anna S
Sarah E. Hershey
Amos Hershey
Near Paradise
Reformed Mennonite Church
Christian G
Coatesville
Enos G
Nora
Milton
Paradise
Amos
Gordonville
Morris
Elmer
Clarence
Maggie
Edna Lee
Paradise Mennonite Church
Levi Weaver
Death of Rev Dr Leinbach noted in Reading obit
Rev Dr Samuel A Leinbach aged 77 longtime Reformed clergyman died in Reading on Wednesday March 1 after retirement three years earlier He served as no supply pastor during illness He graduate of Franklin and Marshall College sent more students than any other Reformed minister in the county Survived by widow and one son He once met Lincoln at Gettysburg dedication and at White House New Year reception He celebrated 50th ordination anniversary in May 1917 with a dinner from fellow clergymen and Reading friends
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Samuel A. Leinbach
Reading
Franklin and Marshall Colee
Leinbach
Lincoln
Gettysburg
White House
Death of Miss Duncan of Millersville Normal
Miss Anna Duncan longtime head of Modern Languages at Millersville State Normal School died Sunday at 7 15 AM in Lancaster General Hospital following an operation. Born in York County she taught in York County schools before moving to Illinois and later joined Millersville in 1921. Memorial services were held at the Normal School chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Duncan
Millersville State Normal School
Lancaster General Hospital
Miss Duncan
York County
Abbotstown Normal School
Adams County
Central Illinois
Northwestern University
Miss
Florin Woman Dies After Auto Collision
Elizabeth Sides a 53 year old Florin resident died after being struck by a car Monday afternoon near Florin. The driver Harry Landis attempted to avoid her but she walked into the vehicle. She died at Lancaster General Hospital. Four children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sides
Florin
General Hospital
Sides
Floria
Harry
Phares Landis
Rheems
Kline
Snyder
Mount Joy
Lancaster General Hospital
Clarence Royer
Elizabethtown
Ivan
Near Mount Joy
Quickle
Columbia
Amanda
Meeting of New Holland High School Alumni Association
The regular monthly meeting will be held next Tuesday evening March 14 at 7 30 in the high school room. All members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland High School Alumni Association
Sudden Illness Leaves Local Resident Weak
Frank J. Riley of New Street suffered a severe attack of acute indigestion last Saturday morning. Initially critical, he rallied and can walk again but cannot work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Riley
New Street
Winter Life in Florida and Its Notable Visitors
A Florida record notes residents from many states gathering at a park club with 370 members, rising women participation, and planned women only horse shoe matches. It recalls old acquaintances from Lancaster New Holland and Lititz, plus winter visitors like Mrs Stowe Campbell Morgan W J Bryan John Wanamaker and Mennonites from Lancaster touring Lakeland Tampa and St Petersburg. Milk costs 25 cents a quart butter 60 cents. green vegetables plentiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
California
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Rohrer
Lancaster
New Holland
Lititz
S. A. McLean
M. E
Headland
China
Japan
Margaret Russell
Moody Bible Institute
Lakeland
Atlantic Coast Line
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Florida
Missing Vernon J. Roger Found Dead in Cemetery
Vernon J. Roger postmaster and storekeeper at Nickel Mines died by self inflicted gunshot. After leaving Lancaster for a night out with two young women, he bought a revolver in Lancaster and ended his life at Greenwood cemetery. He left a forgiveness note for his wife and four children, Sherwood, Martha, Elsie, and Geraldine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon J. Roger
Nickel Mines
Lancaster
Vintage
Hendren
Centre Square
Benjamin Rineer
Greenwood Cemetery
Milton
Hoak
Roger
Coumbia
Royer
Sherwood
Martha
Elsie
Geraldine
American Legion Post 662 Chartered in New Holland
The service men of eastern county have organized a post in New Holland and received its charter. A meeting for Conestoga Post No. 662 is set for March 18, 1922 at 7:45 PM in Harner's Theater New Holland to elect officers and conduct business. Robert H. Wright serves as temporary chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holand
New Holland
American Legion
Harner
Keystone Chik Mash and Local Advertisements
Keystone Chick Mash formerly Martin's Chick Mash sold extensively for years by Clayton C. Martin made by Martin & Kurtz in Ephrata Pa. Available from A. B. Groff & Sons I G Davis' Sons Aaron Weaver Clarence Martin Noah Hurst I G Sprecher & Sons H E Harsh. ask for folders. Also fire insurance advice from BE M Ludwick Honey Brook Pa. Green onions, beets, beans, peas, peppers, lettuce, turnips, spinach, carrots, eggplant, celery priced. strawberries 35 cents a box. Orange trees in bloom in St Petersburg March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Clayton C. Martin
Martin & Kurtz
Ephrata
A. B. Groff & Sons
New Holland
I. G. Davis’ Sons
Aaron Weaver
Miller
Goodville
Clarence Martin
East Earl
Noah Hurst
Hinkletown
Eph
We Wedayis
St. Petersburg
Development of our Social Con science at Trinity meeting
A Trinity Lutheran church men’s meeting last Sunday drew reps from several churches to hear Rev. E R Harshberger discuss “The Development of our Social Conscience.” He argued conscience as a universal, divine voice guiding right from wrong and urged training it through listening to its inner call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
LeRoy Groff
Ivan Lowery
S. M. Mountz
C. R. Longenecker
E. R. Harshberger
Methodist Church
John C. Calhoun
South
Calhoun
Abraham Lincoln
North
George Whitfeld
John Wesley
Evan St. Paul
Moses
Paul
Jurors Drawn for April and May Courts
Two hundred four names were drawn Friday March 3 from the jury wheel for the April and May terms. No women were listed. Grand jury 24 names for April 17. 60 names for Quarter Sessions April 24. 60 for Common Plea April 24. 60 for Common Pleas May 1. Names span eastern county townships and towns including Manheim East Earl Salisbury West Earl Ephrata Paradise New Holland and Brecknock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis
Common Pleas
Henry Decker
East Earl Township
Paul Greenberger
Earl Township
Clayton Mellinger
Upper Leacock
George W. Trego
Ephrata
John R. Ranck
Paradise Township
Harry Ke Eley
Salisbury Township
Benjamin FF. Keeper
Reamstown
John J. Johnson
Caernarvon
Milton Jd. Rancek
Lewis M. Storb
New Holland
Charles Barr
Manheim Township
Noah Lo .Nalt
West Barr Township
Elias Denlinger
Paradise Covalice
Personal News Roundup in Lancaster Area
A string of visits and social calls across Lancaster and nearby towns highlights residents like Miss Mary Rutter, Miss Virginia Renninger, Mrs Beukert of Lancaster, Mr and Mrs Henry Kurtz, and Annie Mason of Ephrata. The notices record weekend visits, family gatherings, and social club events with names and towns across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rutter
Lancaster
Virginia Renninger
Harrisburg
Beukert
Chester Fritzs
Henry Kurtz
Annie Mason
Ephrata
E. C. Diller
Lizzie Shaub
Ruth
Reamstown
Scott Bowman
Springville
Roy Wagner
Clara Snader
Brownstown
Jennie Renninger
Anna
Deiner Shirk
Churchtown
Ludwig Pflaumer
Daniel Overly
Lloyd Killian
Radio Club Meets in New Holland on Mild Storm Night
Community Radio Association of New Holland held its regular meeting at Gen. S. Townsley home despite a stormy night. A proposed constitution was adopted and Roger Good of Bareville spoke on spark coils. Committees were named and the next meeting planned for March 2 at John Sensenig Jr.’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Radio Association of
New Tolland
Gen. S. Townsley
Roger Good
Bareville
Edgar Good
J. Howard Rutter
John Senseniy, Jr
W. Chester Fritz
Levi Zook
Paul Hutchinson
Clinton Fritz
P. Z. Martin
Raymond Katz
John Sensenig, Jr
St Patrick's Dance in Harner's Theatre New Holland
A St Patrick's Dance will be held in Harner's Theatre New Holland on Friday evening March 17 1922. Music will be provided by the Dance land Five of Lancaster with prizes given. Dancing runs from 8 30 to 12 30 with popular prices.
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St. Patrick’s
Harner
Meeting Of Lancaster Tobacco Growers Association
Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association will hold a meeting in the Farm Bureau rooms Woolworth Building Lancaster on Monday March 33 at 2 p m Dr Cc R Orton Professor of Plant Pathology will discuss Wildfire and Means of Control All interested are cordially invited.
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Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association
Farm Bureau
Woolworth Building
Lancaster
Cc. R. Orton
Death results from burns of Clara Watson
Clara Watson age three daughter of Mr and Mrs Duncan Watson near Nickel Mines died Wednesday at 6:40 PM at Lancaster General Hospital from burns suffered when her clothing caught fire on a kitchen stove while her parents were in the barn. The clothing burned completely from her body before help could reach her.
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Clara Watson
Angstadt's Harness Trunk and Bag Store Ad
Local storefront ANGSTADT'S Harness Trunk and Bag Store in Ephrata promotes a range of new ness items with focus on current inventory and shop location.
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Angstadt
Ephrata
Special Notice at 426 N Duke Office
Promised prompt service announced for Suni at the New Holland House, with location in the Wee area on Duke Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Duke
Suni
New
Holland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Samuel H. Pickel
79Th
Annie
John Lockwood
Howard Vintage
Paradise Presbyterian Church
Israel ’. Harting
Israel S. Harting
Hursday
Reformed Church
Michael Witmer
Barton Rutt
Harry Harting
Reformed
Millersville
the Clarion
Kitty Ellmaker
Wilsons
Rolands
John
Philip Brubaker
Joseph Jones
Richwines
William Heister
Luther
Sam Ringwall
A. E. Roberts
Roley Brubakers
Sol Diffenderfer
Frank Diffenderer
Luther Girls
Annie Brubaker
Keystone
Rata
I. G. Sprecher & Sons
H. E. Harsh
M. Ludwick
Honey Brook, Pa
H. Newton Mearig
John O. Huber
Smory Sauers
Talmage
Edward C. Miller
Samuel W. Hoover
Earl
Amos Senseniz
Manheim
James C. Marsh
Charles G. Harting
Breecknock
Jacob L. Eichelberger
Jacob L. Kling
Leacock Township
Alvin P. Wenger
West Earl Township
William E. Robinson
Levi B. Moore
Benjamin L. Nolt
Upper
Leacock
Jacob H. Nolt
Amos F. Myers
Daniel S. Graeff
East Cocalico
Roy J. Skiles
Benjamin L. Sellers
Augustus Deming
Brecknoch
John FE. Mentzer
Henry J. Hacker
Joseph Winters, Sr
Reidsen Westerhoff
Denver
Jacob F. Derving
Amos G. Heilman
Milton FE. Shirk
East Cocalico Township
Joseph JL. Zerbe
Brecknock Township
Chauncey Rutter
Raymond Anangst
Davis C. Ranch
Clayton . Bair
Grace
Laura
Harvey Jowns
Charles Coldren
Adam Coldren
G. Yost
Fleetwood
Edwin G. Stauffer
James Martin
Eugene M. Rutter
Ladies
East Main Street
Thomas Farrer
Tow
Jason Frymyer
Margaret, Belle
Mechanicsburg
William Woods
William
York
Frymyer
Lemon Troop
Radio Club
ST. Patrick's Dance
Meeting OF Tobacco Growers Association
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