Obituary notices from Lancaster area including Dr Kline and others
Funeral details for Dr A B Kline of Reamstown aged eighty eight who practiced sixty years, then office work. Samuel Brendle died aged eighty two near his daughter in law Lulu Brendle. Elizabeth Miller of New Holland died at ninety four, longest resident, funeral in Lutheran cemetery. Christian S Hershey died in Lancaster age sixty. Stephen Hauser obituary notes lengthy illness. Funeral directors Henninger handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Kline
Lancaster County
Reamstown
Samuel Brendle
Zeltenreich
Henninger
Elizabeth Miller
John Miller
West Main Street
Horo
Trinity Church
Miller
Christian S. Hershey
Lancaster
Mr. Hershey
Abram
Barbara Hershey
Paradise Township
Reformed Mennonite Church
Barbara Den‘linger
Magdalena Buckwalter
Intercourse
Paradise
Local Schools Report Shows Attendance Across District
The report lists attendance figures for Grammar, Secondary, and Primary schools. It notes totals and averages, plus a list of students present every day and the teachers in charge, led by M. Adele Hostetter.
Roofing and Sheathing Papers Supplied by Musselman Bros
Musselman Bros advertises a large on hand assortment of ready roofing and sheathing papers for immediate purchase or delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musselman Bros
Printers Enjoyed a Leisure Day Visit
Sunday a group of Carton office printers led by H E Yundt L D Glowner W H Seldemridge Harry Kochel Earle Martin and Edwin Ranck biked to Reidenbach to visit co worker Elmer S Weaver the bookkeeper and stenographer. The outing featured home inspection croquet social chat and generous eats with the group praising the day and extending thanks for the hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carton
H.E. Yundt
L. D. Glowner
W. H. Seldemridge
Harry Kochel
Earle Martin
Edwin Ranck
Reidenbach
Elmer S. Weaver
Elmer
Huitery
Slingera
Mission Service for Children Held
A brief church notice announces a service for children. Plans call for a gathering at a local church with activities and a short program led by church leaders.
Local residents and visitors share travel and family updates
J P Davis of I G Davias Sons made a business trip to Philadelphia on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Franklin Raezer of Delaware County visited relatives from Friday to Monday. Miss Nayme Wise and Nina Defibaugh spent Sunday at Nayme Wise's home south of Honey Brook. Mr and Mrs George Cunningham of near Bird in Hand spent Wednesday with I G Kochel and family. Mrs Sarah Henninger and daughter Mrs Baum visited Reading on Tuesday to spend time with relatives. W High and wife attended a Baltimore wedding and returned midweek. Mrs Kinzer F Gorman and two children travel to Thorp Wisconsin for about five weeks with her parents. W C Steffy and wife and A B Groff and wife attended the funeral of Mrs Mary Bard of Coatesville, interment at Mechanicsburg. Misses Annie M Bair, Mary Bair, Annie M Brubaker, Anna Wright, Florence Wright, Annie S Barr, Mrs David Gockley, Mrs J F Brubaker, Gerald Brubaker, Isaac Albright, Allen Hammond and Earle Retten spent Wednesday at Mt Joy for the Woman's Missionary Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Davis
I. G. Davia’ Sons
Philadelphia
Franklin Raezer
Delaware County
Nayme Wise
Nina Defibaugh
Honey Brook
George Cunningham
I. G. Kochel
Sarah Henninger
Baum
Reading
W. High
Baltimore
Thorp
Clark County
Wisconsin
W. C. Steffy
A. B. Groff
Mary Bard
Coatesville
Isaac Bear
Earl Township
Steffy
Mechanicsburg
Annie M. Bair
Mary Bair
Annie M. Brubaker
Anna Wright
Florence Wright
Annie
Barr
David Gockley
J. F. Brubaker
Gerald Brubaker
Isaac Albright
Allen Hammond
Earle Retten
Mt. Joy
Woman's Missionary Convention
W M A East Pennsylvania Branch Holds 34th Annual Meeting
The U B East Pennsylvania branch of the Woman's Missionary Association met at Mt Joy from April 30 to May 2 for its thirty fourth annual gathering. Officers were present, with Juniors presenting missions from five nations and Miss Perkins describing North Texas work. Minutes note memorial hour with a solo by Miss Florence Wright and a quartet by Messrs. Retten Albright Hammond and Brubaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. East Pennsylvania
Woman's Missionary Association
Mt. Joy
Frank Brubaker
Florence Wright
Anna Wright
Earl Retten
Isaac Albright
Allen Hammond
Gerald Brubaker
Ministers of East Pennsylvania Conference
Geneva Harper
Dayton
Ohio
Belle Myers
Canton
China
Alva Kaufmann
Kurtz
J. R. King
Freetown
West Africa
Mia
Ze A “Weidler
Memorial Day Outlook for Big Demonstration in New Holland
Historic note suggests bright outlook for Memorial Day events in New Holland. Four bands are mentioned as part of the plan, with preparations including a horse and bicycle division and churchtown band participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Churchtown
Glimpses of China on Marriage Customs and Morality
A writer contrasts Chinese and Western views on marriage and female status. She notes Chinese women can be enslaved under patriarchy and that Chinese men may have multiple wives while Western women gain greater freedom. She cites a Tientsin News description of a Mandarin with eight wives and a missionary's observations about foot binding and gender roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
China
Tientsin
Peking
Tobo
Sam
T. U. Meeting Highlights Medical Temperance Topics
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs. Oliver Brubaker's home with Miss Clarissa Numbers presiding in the president's absence. A leaflet on Medical Temperance was read and a letter from Warren Hershey described Rest Cottage in Evans ton Illinois, headquarters of the National WCTU. Mrs May 8 Woods of Mt Vernon Missouri will lecture May 7 in the United Brethren church with a collection to support the Young People's Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Oliver Brubaker
Clarissa Numbers
Miss Numbers
Warren Hershey
Rest Cottage
Evanston
Illinois
Frances Williard
May
Woods
Mt. Vernon
Missouri
United Brethren Church
Wooda
Cast and hosts share after play reading at Hendrixson home
After the rendition of The New Minister the Ladies Auxiliary hosted the cast at Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Hendrixson’s West Main street home. Attendees enjoyed a social hour and an luncheon with ice cream cake and other delicacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Hendrixson
West Main Street
Church Notes from Harrisburg and Lebanon Clerical Meetings
The Lancaster Classis of the Eastern Synod held sessions in Harrisburg on Monday and continued through the week. Attending were J. G. Noss and E. H. Burkholder. A conference of the Lancaster Lutheran Ministerium took place in Lebanon on Tuesday through Thursday with Rev. S M Mountz of this borough in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Eastern Synod of the Reformed Church
Mgt
Harrisburg
Fet
E. H. Burkholder
Lebanon
M. Mountz
Boro
Round Town notes and local happenings
Items of interest from the week include trades and repairs at H and Rutter and Diller stores, Motions by Mentzer and Brubaker land deals, a Buick for Dr. Hoffman, a runaway horse incident at Musselman’s yard, Adam Foltz’s stroke and hospitalization, a Myers art exhibit at the public school drawing praise and funds for school pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. &. Rutter & Bro
Edwin C. Mentzer
E. C. Diller & Sons
S.C. Hoover
Raymond
Hess Hall
A. B. Groff
Annie C. Brubaker
Railroad Avenue
Brendle
Farmeraville
Adam Foltz
New Holland
Harry Dunlap
Mt. Tabor
Constable Summers
Smith family joins Enterprise Company telephony team
John A. Smith leaves Conestoga after seven years to become principal line and trouble man at Enterprise Company. His daughter Miss Mary E. Smith also moves from Birdsboro to work as chief operator. M. G. Weaver becomes company manager, with his son assisting. H. M. Stauffer shifts to coal and lumber business in Leola. Weaver praised as honest and capable to advance the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Smith
Conestoga Telephone Company
Enterprise Company
Birdsboro
Mary E. Smith
Conestoga Company
M. G. Weaver
H. M.stauffer
Leola
Weaver
Edith Dunwoody-Doerr Marries Jacob L Dunwoody in Philadelphia
Edith Dunwoody Doerr of Lancaster and Jacob L Dunwoody of Lancaster wed quietly at a Philadelphia parsonage with Rev W Chalfont officiating. The bride, longtime operator at the local telephone exchange, is noted for church and social work. They reside at 595 North Plum Street Lay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Ay Doerr
Boro
Jacob L. ‘Dunwoody
Lancaster
Grant Hoover
U.B
Local club opens season with Hopeland in home opener
Clarence Martin manages the team as they host Hopeland on the home grounds in unsettled weather. Brown will pitch this season and catcher B Reed Henderson returns. Subscriptions are urged at Diller's Hardware, with Wrightsville set for two Memorial Day games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Martin
Hopeland Club
Hopeland
Brown
B. Reed Henderson
Wrightsville
Diller's
Teachers Examinations Schedule for County 1912
County Superintendent Fleisher announces 1912 teachers examinations with dates and locations. Primary teachers test June 8 at the Y M C A. Provisional certificate applicants May 20-28 in listed townships. Applicants for Millersville Normal School June 1. Public exams begin 9 a.m. days vary by district. A physician’s certificate and suitable writing materials required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleisher
Y.M.C. A
Millersville Normal School
Millersville
East Earl and Brecknock
Terre Hill
Salisbury
Leacock
White Horse
Conestoga
Martic and Manor
East and Weat Cocalico
Denver
Eden
Drumore
Little Britain
Fulton
Quarryville
Sadsbury
Paradise
Bart
Christians
Earl
Caernarvon
Upper Leacock
New Helland
Ephrata
Clay
West Earl
Warwick
Manheim
Penn and Elizabeth
Lititz
Coney
Donegal
Mount Joy
Rapho
Concrete mixer accident claims life in Pittsford
Clyde L. McInhenny of Lancaster died Monday in Pittsford while working near a concrete mixer. He reportedly lost balance and fell into the mixer, sustaining fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde. L
McInhenny
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. U. B. Kline
Stephen Hauser
Stephen’ Hauser
Wee
Hieu Scapor
Harry
Andrew
Mark ‘Brubaker
Harold Flickinger
Jerre Frankhauser
Chas, Fry
Roy Hooker
Stanly Kendig
Roland Klemmer
Paul Martin
Fred Mearig
James Sheaffer
Henry Storb
Willis Weidman
Kathryn Brown
Viola Diller
Miriam Evans
Alta Ludwig
Florence Mohler
Bertha Musselman
Etta Musselman
Irene Numbers
Agnes Overly
Harriet Sweigart
Charity _Musselman
Grace Shirk
Edna Eby
Annie Groff
E. R. Krayeiuu
Esther Oshme
Verna Seaboldt
Evelyn M Roseboro
Emily Rutter
Alta Witmer
Sadie Myer
Elva Overly
Rosa Stauffer
Beulah Brown
Juliet Defibaugh
Bernice Cauller
Abram Martin
Lewis Hendrixson
Harold Kochel
Robert Rair
Isaac Davis
John Whitmer
Ira McCarty
John Lutz
Henry Nagle
Anna Burron Banton
Emory Bowers
George Dissinger
Herbert Evans
Chester Fritz
Albert Frey
Howard Hendrixson
Armour Keiser
Paul Kochel
John Kohler
Miller Mellinger
Levi Overly
Albert Stauffer
Lloyd Whitmer
Robert Witmer
Maurice Smith
Mary Brown
Elizabeth Dissinger
Eva Diller
Grace Groff
Mary Grossman
Catharine Martin
Ella Martin
Eva Martin
Ella Palm
Grace Rishel
Esther Shaub
Mary Weaver
Elizabeth Stauffer
M. Adele Host TetTsEr
Celia
Donald McCaskey
Witmer, Pa
T. U. Meeting
Church’ Notes
Dunwoody-Doerr
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