Mrs Rebecca Nolt 88 Dies At Graffdale Home
Mrs Rebecca Nolt aged 88 died Monday evening at her daughter Mrs Aaron Rise home in Graffdale after illness. She leaves children Annie Joan Weaver Fannie Hoover Levi Nolt Rise and Mary Zimmer men six Local funeral services were held Thursday at the late home and Groffdale Mennonite church with interment in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Nolt
Aaron Rise
Graffdale
Annie
Joan Weaver
Union Grove
Fannie
Frank Hoover
New Holland
Levi Nolt
New ‘Holland
Rise
Mary
Menno Zimmerman
Martindale
Groffdale Mennonite Church
Death of Aquilla B. King Nine Months Old
Aquilla B King nine months old son of Mr and Mrs Moses King died Monday of pneumonia at the parental home one mile east of Rockville Honeybrook township Chester county He is survived by parents grandparents and siblings Sylvannus Elmer John Mary Naaman Ruth and Abner Funeral services were held Wednesday at 9 AM at the parents home and interment was in Myers cemetery near Bareville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquilla B. King
Moses King
Rockville
Honeybrook Township
Chester County
John Beiler
Smoketown
Christ King
Near Talmage
Sylvannus
Elmer
John
Mary
Naaman
Ruth
Abner
Myers Cemetery
Bareville
Hahnstown Man Killed in Fall From Ladder
Daniel Beck, 66, of Hahnstown, died Monday morning after a ladder collapsed while trimming a cherry tree at the home of Charles Sweigart between Reamstown and Ephrata. The limb struck the ladder pinning Beck’s neck. Undertaker H. H. Good of Reamstown conveyed the body to Beck’s home. He is survived by his widow and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Beck
Hahnstown
Beck
Charles Sweigart
Reamstown
Ephrata
H. H.good
Local Harness Dealer Sets Record With Robe Sale
M F Becker the local harness man reported a record sale last week selling a horse robe to a Chicago salesman for 50 dollars. The robe was among the finest of its kind in the borough, reflecting Becker's specialty in harness and supplies after closing his shoe repair shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Becker
Chicago
Becker
Something for the Ladies at Harris' Bros. Co
A basement display by Harris' Bros. & Co. offers a Sanatos table cloth a crinkled bed spread and new queensware plus small dinner sets cups and saucers for ladies shopping at the store.
Organ Concert by Earle Echternacht at Irong College
Earle W Echternacht director of music at Irong College will perform on the organ at a musical event hosted by the college. The concert aims to showcase his organ repertoire and musical leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle W .Echternacht
Irong College
New Holland Pattern Wood Pro ducts Company Opens Woodworking Plant
New Holland’s Pattern & Wood Products Company completed a two story woodworking building at 107 West Franklin, with 24 by 85 feet floor space. Henry H Gehman directs operations, bringing wood and metal pattern making, cabinet work, and related services to the public and trade. The firm plans expansion amid rising demand in the field.
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New Holland
New Holland Pattern & Wood Products Company
West
Franklin Street
Henry H. Gehman
Local Girl Run Over by Auto in Lancaster
Seventeen year old Marguerite Ryback, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Ryback, was struck as she stepped from the curb at Duke and Orange streets. Charles Feagley of Lancaster drove the auto and Eugene Otto carried her to Lancaster General Hospital where doctors found bruises and cuts but no serious injuries. She remained several days before returning home and is recovering.
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Marguerite Ryback
Margaret Ryback
Charles Feagley
Lancaster
Duke and
Orange Streets
Pennsylvania Business College
Terre Hill
Eugene Otto
Lancaster General Hospital
Epworth League play delights local audience
Alicia Perks Up reports an Epworth League amateur play at a Methodist church drew a large crowd and sold out seats. The youth cast delivered a high quality, unusually impersonation rich performance, earning praise from many and indicating strong community interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
New Holland Opens Modern School Building After Nine Months Work
New Holland has a new two story school building occupying for the first time this week. The project began two years ago with a $90,000 bond issue and required a second election after a loan limit was clarified. Construction includes six rooms per floor, a large 80 by 48 foot auditorium with stage, an updated heating and ventilating system, and a buzzer network connecting offices, classrooms, and play areas. Built to replace decades of crowded facilities, the project honors the town clock fund and reflects the town’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
C. B. Townsley
Sauder, Bros
National Heating and . Ventilating. Co
Philadelphia
Main Street
Roberts Avenue
Maria Bender
Irwin Weaver
Laura ‘Coldren
Morence Myers
Mary Harsh
Emma §. Diller
Helen
Fenninger
Lorence Hoak
R. Lee Wilson
Tuester Mather
Rosa M. Stauffer
Verna Angstadt
Ivan P. Lowry
Ithe Board
Lancaster County League Opens With Eph rata in Opener
The Lancaster County League begins Saturday May 2 at 3 15 pm with Eph rata as the opener. Local lineup features Kendig Kochel Geist Wolfe Weaver Wolf Riley Ames Davis Kochel Neville and others as seven locals join two imports. The following day the team travels to Denver to face rivals at the fork of Coca Cola with strong local talent and loyal fan backing urged. The article calls for community support and notes good grounds and prepared umpires for an exhibition season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Ephrata
Denver
Cocalico
Kendig
Son Of Local Merchant Still In Philadelphia Hospital
Nathan Robinson, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Sam Robinson of this borough, remains in Municipal Hospital Philadelphia in serious condition after scarlet fever, measles and pleuro pneumonia. He shows some slight improvement according to latest reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan
Sam _ Robinson
Municipal Hospital
Philadelphia
Repairing tennis court on West Main invites players
N F Gutekunst announced his property tennis court is being repaired and opened in first-class condition. A club is forming with fees set at 1.00 for the season. The court will be open during the day and early evening with hours limited from 9 to 12 on Sundays.
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N. F. Gutekunst
Personal greetings fill weekend visits in Lancaster area
Col Jeremiah Leaman of Harrisburg stayed with his parents the Leamans. Ida Miller of Narberth returned home after visiting Mellinger family and others nearby. Numerous relatives and friends hosted and visited across Ephrata, Bird-in-Hand, Intercourse, Narberth, Blue Ball, Lititz, and Lancaster with Sundays and weekends filled by hospitality and family time.
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Col
Jeremiah Leaman
Harrisburg
Davis Leaman
Ida Miller
Narberth
Martin H. Mellinger
Abner Eberly
Witmer
Howard Q. Irwin
Easton
James Ryback
Bethlehem
Margaret Ryback
Ruth Killian
John Killian
Fetterville
Amos F. Myers
Jacob
Muddy Creek
Harry L. Stauffer
Ira Lowry
Frederick
Intercourse
Elroy Wagner
Clair
Arthur
Lee Durham
John IF. Myers
Mildred Rhoads
East Earl
Ivan Steffy
Kathryn
Robert
Priscilla Yoder
Terre Hill
Charles Yeager
Edith
Laura
Arthur Yeager
Anice
Ephrata
L. R. Walters
Roberta Yoder
Maria Kinzer
Misses Tarrier
Clarissa Yundt
Blue Ball
Paul B. Hess
Batdort
Lititz
Harry Cicely
George Cicely
Beartown
Jennie Renninger
Virginia
Anna
Near Nine Points
Bair
James S. Bair
James B. S. Paxson
Lancaster
Angeline Brubaker
Annie R. Diller
Alta
Lloyd Grube
Vernon
Akron
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Harris’ Bros. & Co
NEW Business Enterprise
New Holland, Pattern and Wood Products Co
Alicia Perks
Penna
Lancaster CO
Phila. Hospital
Herris Bros. & Co
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