Obituary notices from Intercourse and nearby families
Amos Lesimian of Leacock Township died at his Intercourse home on Tuesday morning at 8 745 oclock after long illness at age 68. He was a farmer and long active in village life. Interment will be at Bowman's Cemetery. Survivors include Longenecker of Reading. Mrs Butzer’s daughter Mrs Emmis Stmoble of Reading died four years ago. Mrs Butzer was a United Brethren member. Private funeral services were held at William Butzer’s home Tuesday morning at 9 28 oclock. Burial followed at Bowman's Cemetery. Soin M Sheafter died at home in Samnuell BE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Lesimian
Leacock
Intercourse
Gamionith
Dehas Ibeetr
Tibet
Ato Tite
Willage
Wastmésmybie
Longenecker
Hear
Matrimonial Yds in Harold Riley Romance Notice
Fragmentary notice reports a matrimonial arrangement involving Harold Riley and a party described as diverse names. The readable text hints at marriage prospects and social formalities but lacks clear dates or locations.
Oyster supper at Grange Hall to be held this evening
An oyster supper will be held at Grange Hall this evening. Proceeds support the church. Tickets include oysters and side dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Automobile Destroyed by Fire in Denver Boro
A seven passenger Hudson car burned in Denver boro on Saturday evening when a cigarette spark dropped onto the gasoline tank. The car belonged to Ibach's orchestra from Reading and was used at a dance in the boro. the accident occurred as they were preparing to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Ibach
Reading
Back to Florida Imp Rights and Migrant Birds Debate
Fragmentary note mentions Florida and immigration themes with scattered phrases about birds and pressure. No clear events, dates, or people readable to establish a concrete news item.
Miller Trolley Shoe Company Receiver Request
The complainant alleges the company cannot raise money to pay its bills and asks for the appointment of a receiver to oversee the affairs of the business. The action concerns a 25 mile operation in Lebanon and nearby areas.
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Ithe “Biplhivata
Sta Lebanon
Reaction Company
Shoe Company
Boston
Fand
Ithe ‘Company
Tis
Reception for Pastor Groff Returns to White Horse Church
Rev and Mrs M B Groff host a reception at their White Horse home on Friday evening October 1 honoring Groff who served five years at United Brethren church of Mr Zion and Limeville. About 90 members and friends attend for a night of enjoyment. Mary Slote of Lancaster dies Friday afternoon at St Josephs hospital following illness.
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Mary Slote
East Chestnut Street
Lancaster
New Holland
St. Joseph's
Hospital of S Soncation
Dhigeases
Eel. Aison
En Chanel
Aige
Showalter
Columbus
Jurors Drawn for Snow and December Courts
The record lists jurors drawn for upcoming common pleas sessions in November and December. Names include B. Sweigert, J. Davidson, J. Renninger, Ephrata residents, and others from East Earl, Denver, Leacock, Brecknock, and nearby towns.
Church Notes Highlight Surprise Welcome for Rev Givier
A church notes column reports a surprise warm welcome party for Rev H M Givier at the Sunday School room. Givier recently moved to the area and appreciated the thoughtful gathering hosted by the church on or near last Wednesday.
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Teagan
Nifithe Poise Church
H. Mi Givier
Givier
Imi
Eurprize
More Room and Help Added in Local Store
A merchant reports leasing a second floor room to expand stock and staffing. The shop now offers a full supply of fall and winter wear for men, women, and children including suits, overcoats, sweaters, hats, shoes, undergarments, and lingerie. A new female assistant from the community will help serve customers.
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Shore Iis Roembold
Autumn church rites and sermons at historic Lancaster church
A Lancaster service marked by autumn weather and a historic congregation as Rev. F. K. Fretz and Rev. A. Hartman led morning praise and sermon. Dr. Benner and Rev. Croman preached on faith and unity in a war-weary era, stressing church life, doctrinal accuracy, and mutual Christian forbearance.
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Odey
Maret
Ettindine
Ana Sounitof
A. W. Hartman
Lord
F. K. Fretz
Easton
Christ
Peter
John
Casper
Mary’ Davis
Bolo
Mary
Davis
Israel
A. ‘Li. Benner
Grace Lathievan ‘Church
Lancaster
Agaiah
Zion
Prof
Hartman
Benner
Bmemmer
Tesson
Hantiman
Frank Croman
Elizabethtown
Paul
God
Christ Jesus
Mountz
Alive after death decree reverses for Rudisill visit
Hardy Radi, 62, declared legally dead by Lamcarter County court, turned up alive in Salford visiting sister Mrs. Wolf. The case had followed an estate settlement and years of absence from home. Rudisill plans to pursue restoration of his name on the living list.
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Hardy Radi
Salford
Prister
Ohisixbets
Wolf
Wests Vine Street
Mrs. Wolf
News Journal
Mark
Milwaukee
Rudisiad
Phillippines
Cuba
Rudisill
Ion
30th Annual Convention of Lancaster County Sunday School Association
The thirtieth annual Lancaster County Sunday School Association convention will be at Sir Paul’s M. E. Church in Lancaster on Oct 19 to 20 with child, youth and adult divisions and a superintendent’s conference. Notable speakers include Amanda Landes, Landes, Rev. E. S. Crosland, H. Burd Cassel, Prof. H. K. Ober, and Rev. Floyd Tomkins.
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Lancaster County Sunday School Association
Sir Paul's Im. E. Church
Lancaster
Amanda Landes
W.G. Landes
Crosland
H. Burd Cassel
H. K. Ober
Tokyo
Landes
Mr. Landes
Alan Pressley Wilson
Marietta
Lost Head on Railroad Tragedy at Chester County
Howard J. Johnson aged 30 resided near Eyazer Chester county. His headless body was found on railroad tracks early Sunday morning by a bystander. Authorities believe he grew drowsy and fell asleep on the tracks and was struck by a train later. The head was recovered a distance from the body on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J. Johnson
Eyazer
Chester County
Domai
Second excursion to Luray Cavern draws many travelers
The report notes a second group visiting Luray Cave in Virginia on Sunday. Fewer visitors than the previous excursion are described with many boarding the trip, while the Lancaster contingent is mentioned amid the crowd.
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Luray
Luray Cave
Virginia
Lancaster
Personal notices of local visitors and visitors' stays
A long list of local residents and friends visiting relatives or hosting guests includes Malinda Musselman of Laniné with Alta Diller. Mr. and Mrs. Overty with the Rineer family. Hilda Graybill with Henry Graybill. Jeremiah Leaman of Hartisburg with his parents. George Kohler of Lancaster with the Mearig family. Virginia Renninger at a cand panty in Lancaster. Amos Good family with G C Lindsay in Gordonville. Mae Kinzer and Jessup of Lancaster with the Besore and Roland families. Kurtz family from Churchtown visiting the DeHaven sisters. Earl Martin with Winters Weaver in Beartown. Mrs. William Buntting from Allentown staying with Ranch family. Maria Kinzer and Missouri Spohn with the Cicely family near pele. Roy Wagner with the Stott Bowman family near Springville. Clyde Shissler of Lancaster visiting Hess family. Annie Mason of Ephrata weekend with Diller and Weaver families. Sarah Himes and Hartman from New York weekend with the Himes family. Carl Kurtz and son Richard with Kuntz family in Spring Garden. Ulrichs from Christiana visiting East Orange, N J. Edwin Stauffer hosting Stauffer and Stauffer families from Goodville and Narvon. Lydia Musselman with Samuel Weber and Christian Brubaker near Ontario, Canada visiting Musselman. Prof J Kelso Green and Lonetta with the Green family. Clara Naugie and others referenced as kin or friends.
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Ter
Rani
Dojwres
Mies Malinda Musselman
Laniné
Mise
Alta
Hartisburg
Davis ‘Leaman
George Kohler
Lancaster
William Mearig
Anna Kohler
Amos Good
G.C. Lindsay
Gordonville
Mae Kinzer
Jessup
Annia H. Roland
George I. Besore
William K. Kurtz
Clara
Churchtown
William F. DeHaven
Earl Martin
Martin
Winters Weaver
Beartown
William Bunnting
Helen
Allentown
Davis C. Ranch
Familly
Maria Kinzer
Missouri Spohn
Henry Cicely
Near Pele
Roy Wagner
Stott Bowman
Springville
Clyde Shissler
Paul B. Hess
Annie Mason
Ephrata
E. C. Diller
Emma Weaver
Sarah Him
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Amog ‘Leaman
John M. Sheaffer
Soin
M. Sheafter
Samnuell
Trus
Harold
Riley
Woo
Brite
Stone Ao
Prospandus
BORO
Florida
Mary. Slote
Are Fannie "Buch
Snow
Dec
Gourts
Bugher
Calvin
Méime- Hill
Sessiona
Hee
I Sweigert
Jacob
Davidson
Hill
A. Renninger
Earl
Clayton
Ovenly
East Earl
Henry Laniseh
Ephrata Boros
M. “Mountz
Franklin-Miller
Bareville
Wallhaim Heagy
Thoms Wise
Salisbury
Wayne Hartman
Brownstown
John M. Beam
Common Pleas
Daniel Rife
New
Hidlland
Weaver W. Hurst
East Banl
Aaron Z. Goad
East
Long
Good
West
Baxter
Henry
Nolt
S. B. Ulrich
Ephrata Bard
William C. Mor ‘Ton
Gap
Silas
E. Bard
Hy Stanton
Johnns
Leola
Johin Sheiziey
Milton
May
Me “Church
Avid Astyer
Ustice
S. S. Association
Virginia Renninger
Ross
Charles Utrish
Charlotte
Christiana
Ulrich
East Orange
N. J
Edwin G. Stauffer
Jacob Stauffer
Horace Staffer
Goodville
Jacob Frankhowser
Narvon
Lydia Musselman
Amc
Samuel Weber
Christian~Brubaker
Ath
Ontario
Canada
George Musselman
J. Kelso Green
Cumberland County
Lonetta
Clara Naugie
Monsts
St Rass
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