Personal notices from Gordonville and nearby towns
A long list of local residents and visitors from Gordonville and surrounding areas share weekend and family time. Families from Philadelphia Hatville Leola Lancaster Intercourse Millwood Paradise Bird in Hand and Nine Points are noted visiting relatives attending services weddings and church events. Many travel for weekends and to visit relatives with several entries mentioning hosts in Gordonville and surrounding farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George WV
Barr
H. S. Ovtly
Maurice and
Creorge
Bird-in
Ner -Aishong
Herbert
Daugher Arline
Hettie Bushong
Nughter Ada
Leola
Amos Burkholder
Bureville
Jacob Zimmerman
Lancaster
David H. Styer
J. Keller Mentzer
William B. Bair
Henry Fisher
Bellville
Benjamin Hoover
Anna Stauffer
Philadelphia
Pastorates
Thomas Fox
Roy Sensenig
Ardmore
Leon Troop
Lester Hammond
Harry Hammond
Pearl McWilliams
Near Town
William McElroy
Samuel Richwine
Brownstown
Willis- Pierce
Earl Emory
Jean
James
Bair
Col
Jerema Seaman
Harrisr
Ordination Service Highlights E P Conference Changes
Closing sessions of the Eastern Pennsylvania conference of the United Brethren church at Mt. Joy featured ordination and pastorate assignments. Bishop Bell read stationing notes naming Birdsboro Irwin Wise Campbelltown West Lebanon C R Longenecker Cleona Tra W Funk Ephrata Edwin M Rhoad Grantville Tra Fortna Halifax H C Mathias Harrisburg First I M Hershey Harrisburg Derry Street A S Lehman Highspire G L Rhoads Hopeland R E Morgan Hillside Albert Dombach Hummels town G We Hallman Sentai Clarence Meage Mr and Mrs John Palton and family visited New Holland. The Gordonville Cement Block Factory is completed with hundreds of blocks produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Pennsylvania
The
United Brethren Church
Mt. Joy
Bell
Birdsboro
Irwin Wise
Campbelltown
West Lebanon
S. H. Waltz
Cleona
C. R. Longenecker
Cressons
John Kauter
Elizabethville
Tra W. Funk
Strange Monsters of All Ages Revived in The Lost World Film
The Lost World at Harner's Theatre revives prehistoric creatures from Arthur Conan Doyle's novel. Watterson R. Rothacker and First National bring to screen Allosaurus Brontosaurus Diplodocus Pterodactyl Stegosaurn Tyrannosaurus Trachodon among other monsters in a period-accurate display. Notable cast includes Bessie Love Lewis Stone Wallace Beery Lloyd Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harner’s Theatre
Earth
Watterson R. Rothacker
First National
Arthur Conan Doyle
Bessie Love
Lewis Stone
Wallace Beery
Lloyd Hughes
Shallows
Modern Liberalism Defended by John Horsch
A new book argues a strong defense of the faith against modern theology. John Horsch presents a vigorous liberalism critique and urges cautious religious renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ ‘Horsch
Eology
United States Leads in Coal Industry and Underground Reserve
The Trade Record of the National City Bank of New York notes the United States as the world’s largest coal producer and holder of the largest underground coal stock. 1924 production reached 520 million tons, with global comparisons and a 1913 geologists’ reserve estimate placing U S underground coal at 3.854 billion tons. Exports rose through 1900 to 1924, with value climbing from 50 million to 105 million in fiscal 1925, while prices for anthracite and bituminous coal advanced substantially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National City Bank of New York
Great Britain
Germany
France
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Japan
Geological Congress
Canada
China
United Kingdom
World
Globe
Equator
North America
Europe
Department ’ Commerce
Tb Iand
Sea Ivty Cs
Aew Securities
Federal” Reserve Bank
Ile Aioe da
Asee Escsceeseene
U. S
Executor's Notice for Estate of Isaac Martin
Executor's notice announces letters testamentary granted for Isaac Martin late of Earl Township deceased. The undersigned requests all persons indebted to the estate or having claims against it to present them for settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac ‘Martin
Earl
Remains of Famous Physician Return to Garden Spot
Edward M. Martin once practiced in Strasburg before vanishing in Washington as a amnesiac. He reappears as J P Williams in bridges towns and Oklahoma City, living a shadow life before his identity is confirmed by bank records and a 1926 notary sworn statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Pennsylvania
County of
Lancaster
I. H. K. Storb
H. K Storr
Co. R. Weaver
Dr. Martin
Strasburg
Oklahoma City
Edward M. Martin
Washington
Commodore Martin
United States Navy
John Porter Williams
West
Martin
Philadelphia
Agnes Martin
George W. Hensel
Quarryville
Newark
Ohio
Y.M. C.A
J. P. Williams
Cambridge
Penny
Penna
County of Lancaster
George F. Besore
George F. Belore
C. R. Weaver
Harry H
Showalter
Harry B. Showalter
B. Slage
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarion ‘Printing House
New Holland, Pa
Cllarion
New Holland
Clarion
Holland R. R
C. R. Martin
Harry E. Ressler
New Holland Post Office
Gordonville
Clarence Hershey
Nellie Engle
Hanna Hershey
James Aument
George Axe
Hatville
George Beiler
R. L. Trout
Torre Hill
Margaret Shaub
Gap
Newton Miller
Harry Mowery
Walter Hoover
Benjamin Hershey
Leaman Place
Elizabeth Pickel
Chester Brown
Paradise
Landis Hoover
Junius Wiker
Martin Diller
William Cramer
Edwin Cramer
Ira Shultz
Samuel Resh
Cyrus Cramer
Lloyd Hershey
Carol
Arline
Lloyd, Jr
Bridgeport
R. K. Lindsay
John Deiner
Ezra Kurtz
Bertha
Millwood
Ephraim Hershey
Mary
Henry
Walter Hershey
Bride
Jacob Martin
Jacob Miller
Wm. Miller
Charles
Ralph
Harry
Henry Groff
Brinton Axe
Russell Axe
Charles Bowermaster
Harrisburg
Jacob C. Bowers
J. P. Herman
Valley Forge
Grayhill Peters
Intercourse
Simeon Herr
U. B
John Palton
Harner’s
Derartorne
National Bank
B. M. Winters
E. W. Martin
Geo. F. Belore
NEW
Holland ‘National, Bank At
New Holland of Business
Oni
Psemstiods Lesee
Hartera Reserve Bank
H. L. Worst
K. G. Rance
Farmers National Bank
Reserve District No
Jennsylvanis
Ubma
C.eseseeseee
Bankera and Trust
Lecce
Victor D
Kling
Blue Ball National Bank
Blue Hall NO
Biel
Federal Serve Bank
Banking House
Axtures
Refrom National Bank Mes
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SHIRE
Shovenamed Bank
Haarlem
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