Martin Weaver Wedding in Bellair Maryland
Miss Pauline Martin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Martin Narvon R J and Pheryl K Weaver son of Mr. and Mrs D Harner Weaver Bareville were married at 11 80 o clock Saturday morning in Bellair Maryland Rev Aull officiating Attendants were Mr and Mrs Harold Worley The bride wore a rose gown with black accessories Mrs Weaver attended Honey Brook High school Mr Weaver attended Upper Leacock High school He is employed by John S Groff Lancaster They will reside in Lancaster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Martin
Chas. Martin
Narvon
R. J
Pheryl K. Weaver
D. Harner Weaver
Bareville
Bellair
Aull
Harold Worley
Near Leacock
Rose
Sensenig Martin and Wilmer Sensenig Wed in Ephrata Nuptials
Sensenig Martin Miss Brita A Martin of New Holland and Wilmer W Sensenig son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Sensenig of Ephrata R 3 were married Saturday evening at 7 at the home of Bishop Mahlon Wilmer on West Main Street. They were unattended and will reside with the bride’s brother and sister near Hinkletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brita A. Martin
New Holland
Wilmer W. Sensenig
Samuel Sensenig
Ephrata
Bishop Mahlon Wilmer
West Main Street
Hinkletown
Victory Parade Planned by New Holland Young Democrats
The Young Democratic Club of New Holland will stage a Victory Parade next Tuesday at 8pm forming at the schoolhouse. Organizers invite all residents to join. A rain date is set for Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Democratic Club of
New Holland
Reuben Sweigart Elected Borough Police Officer
Borough Council on Monday night elected Reuben Sweigart to fill the police vacancy caused by the former officer's resignation. He will begin duties once he receives a uniform. The council also named E. G. Stauffer to the Authority Board vacancy from J. Maurice Smith's resignation. Plans were approved to install an aerator and settling basin to remove iron from the new reservoir well in cooperation with state engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Sweigart
E. G. Stauffer
Authority
J. Maurice Smith
Election of 1890 Governer Candidates Draw Heavy Attention
The 1890 state election centered on choosing a Governor, with Lancaster County Republicans gaining a 10 000 vote margin despite a Democratic victory. A 12 32 train arrival on time this week marked an unusual punctuality note. Henry M Stanley, famed African explorer, was mentioned in context before continuing on page 4.
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Pattison
Lancaster County
Henry M. Stanley
Elizabeth Sauder 57 dies at Terre Hill after illness
Mrs Elizabeth Sauder widow of David Sauder of Union Grove died Wednesday night at 7 20 at her sister Mrs Harry Haller home near Terre Hill from a complication of diseases She was a member of Center Reformed church Surviving are sister Mrs Haller and brother Isaac Sensenig Funeral from the home Saturday at 9 30 with services at Center Reformed church at 10 Interment in adjoining cemetery Friends may call Friday evening 7 to 9 at the home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sauder
David Sauder
Union Grove
Harry Haller
Terre Hill
Center Reformed Church
Isaac Sensenig
Death of Christian G High at Graffdale Home
Christian G High aged 78 was found dead by his sister in law Mary B High at their Graffdale residence. A physician cited heart attack as the cause. He was a retired farmer and Graffdale Mennonite member. Survivors include brother Benjamin Rothsville and sister Maria High Leacock. Services were scheduled Saturday at 9:00 am at Groffdale Mennonite Church with interment in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian G. High
Mary B. High
Graffdale
Benjamin
Mrs Mattie Witwer Dies at 79 in Goodville Pneumonia
Mrs Mattie Witwer seventy nine widow of Benjamin Witwer died at 9 30 a m Wednesday of pneumonia at her home in Goodville continued on page 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Witwer
Benjamin Witwer
Goodville
The Old Oaken Bucket Lashes GOP and Democrats in Mock Election
In a satirical piece the GOP and Democratic rivalries are mocked as a one round bout. The author quips the GOP, redrawn by rest, suffered a rebuke while Democrats celebrate a preferred result and a tradition questioned. The piece ends noting continued coverage on page 8.
Armistice Day Celebration In Lancaster Set For November
The twenty second annual Armistice Day observance in Lancaster is conducted by Lancaster Post No 34 American Legion with a Sunday program November 10 to mark the end of World War I. Charles S. Cook will speak at the American Legion burial plot Riverview Cemetery after a 1 30 p m parade from King and Water streets at 2 o clock. Eight divisions move through city streets after the service with about twenty bands and drum corps. Conestoga Post No 662 joins in with the New Holland High School Band. drill teams and veterans groups join the parade's final sections including disabled war veterans War Mothers and Gold Star Mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Lancaster Post No. 34
American Legion
Charles S. Cook
Riverview Cemetery
King and Water Streets
Conestoga Post No
New Holland High School
For Rent One Dwelling House by Syer and Evans
For Rent one dwelling house with all conveniences and garage immediate possession through Syer and Evans Real Estate and Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Styer & Evans Real Estate and Insurance
Roosevelt Wins Third Term In Landmark U.S. Election
President Franklin D. Roosevelt is re-elected for a third term with about 8,971 districts reporting Roosevelt at 25,957,977 and Willkie at 21,592,175. In Pennsylvania Democrats gain by 283,846 votes. Kinzer defeated May with 44,061 to 32,222 in Lancaster County. Local figures show 876 votes cast in the borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin LD. Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Willkie
Pennsylvania
J. Roland Kinzer
George M. May
Couple Celebrates 30 Years of Marriage in East Earl
Mr. and Mrs. Barton W. Sauder of East Earl R 1 marked their golden wedding with a turkey dinner hosted by children. Attendants were Frank Martin and Miss Emma Hershey. Guests included grandchildren siblings and relatives from New Holland East Earl and Millwood.
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Barton W. Sauder
East Earl
R. 1
Cedar Grove Presbyterian Parsonage
W. J. Hoar
Frank Martin
Emma Hershey
Martin
White Horse
Miss Hershey
John Wenger
Millwood
John N. Lauder
Jonathan Ernst
New Holland
Mahlon Butt
Carl
Mervin Louder
Sylvia
Marjory Ernst
Warren
Marian Jane Rutt
Senior Class Presents Lavender and Old Lace at New Holland High
The Senior Class of New Holland High School will stage Lavender and Old Lace in the school auditorium on November 14. Eleanor Nelms plays Miss Mary Ainslie in a charming, gracious role as a modern portrait of a New England village mistress amid a tale of charm and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Reed
New Holland High School
New England
Mary Ainslie
Eleanor Nelms
Turkey Card Party Planned by Caernarvon Fire Company
The Caernarvon Fire Company of Churchtown will host a turkey prize card party on Tuesday November 12 at 8 p m. Proceeds benefit the fire company and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caernarvon Fire Company of
Churchtown
Notice to Conscriptees Free Affidavit Service
Styer and Evans will take the affidavit of persons subject to selective service draft free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Styer & Evans
Fire Reframe Delays Amish Wedding After House Blaze
An Amish wedding near Witmer proceeded with a change of plans after a fire damaged the bride's father Joseph Stoltzfus home. Rebecca Stoltzfus wed Benjamin Stoltzfus of Charlotte Hall Maryland as fire crews fought the attic blaze causing about 5000 in damage and injuring Jay Mellinger who was treated after attending the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph EF. Stoltzfus
Witmer
Rebecca Stoltzfus
Benjamin S. Stoltzfus
Charlotte Hall
Gideon Stoltzfus
Leola
Mechanicsburg
Birdin-Hand
Bareville
Jay Mellinger
Smoketown
Witmer Company
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Card of Thanks for Miss Mary E. Rutter
Miss Mary E. Rutter thanks friends for cards flowers and visits received during her stay at Lancaster General Hospital.
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Mary E. Rutter
Lancaster General Hospital
Banks Closed for Armistice Day Holiday Reach
Armistice Day general holiday observes banks in the area will close for the day.
Boy Killed in Hunting Accident in Weaverland
Paul Starder of Weaverland died instantly in a hunting accident likely caused by a fall near Terre Hill. He was hospitalized briefly after exposure to a quarry area and was a student at Weaverland Mennonite Sunday School. Survived by parents, eight siblings, and grandparents. Funeral held at home and Weaverland Church with interment in the nearby cemetery.
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Dro Mo Wenger
Terre
East Flarl
Elese
Tvan Martin
Cearhe
Paul
Weaverland
Weaverland Mennonite
Raymond
Arthur
Esther
Irene
Melvin
Alice
Lester
Anna
Harry Lauder
Terre Hill
Samuel Leesenig
Murrell
Weaverland Church
Adioining
Child Dies After Auto Strikes in Goodville
Alfred Dise, 7, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dise, was killed Monday near a store in Goodville at 2 06 p.m. after being struck by an automobile driven by Menno S Stoltzfus, 20, of Bird in Hand. The boy suffered a fractured skull and other injuries. He died at the scene. motor police say he darted into the road from Route 22 vicinity.
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Alfred Dise
Mer
Mere
Goodville
Charles S. Duttenhofer
Churchtown
Alfred
M. O. Singer
W. J. Farra
Ephrata
Menno
S. Stoltzfus
East Earl Democrats Thank Voters For Roosevelt Support
The Democratic organization of East Earl Township thanks voters in their district for supporting the Roosevelt ticket. They urge continued giving to welfare initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Earl Township
Roosevelt
Loyal Gleaners hold Turkey Supper at Leola Methodist
The Loyal Gleaners Class of Leola Methodist Church will host two turkey suppers in the church basement on Saturday November 9 starting at 430 p m Proceeds support church activities and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola Methodist Church
Past the Blue Pencil in Alabama South of Birmingham
The author describes traveling near Birmingham noting Alabama’s southern charm and cotton fields. They contrast barren fields elsewhere with cotton being the main money crop and people gathering it with help from children and old folks, while wagons haul to the gin and baler.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Pittsburgh
South
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Weaver
Sensenig—Martin
C. G. Bachman
Mrs
G.O.P
Shiloh
Kinzer
Lancaster City
Assembly
Onty
Alfred C. Alspaed
Marshall MM He
Pte
H. OR. Trout
Baler Moser
Norman Wood
General Assembly
J. R. Kinzer
Franklin
Henry A Wallace
Turkey
Paul Lauder
Paul Starder
Eurht
Wreavetland
Phov
Rye
Eary
Ioodville
Stoltzfus
Farra
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