Personal Notes on Residents Coming and Going
Local residents are listed visiting and returning, with many staying weeks in town or abroad. Names include Miss Anna Richwine, Mrs H Kelly of Philadelphia, Mrs Lloyd Overly, Wellington Mudenfort, Mrs Geo Dank, Miss Esther Bear, Miss Mary E Davis, and others visiting relatives or spending time in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Richwine
West Main Street
Samuel Richwine
Brownstown
Willis Pierce
H. Kelly
Philadelphia
Boro
Margie Ashley
East Main Street
Lloyd Overly
Waverly
City Point
Virginia
Wellington Mudenfort
Mahanoy City
Bettom Foye
Jackson Street
Geo. E. Dank
Columbia
Levi W. Brown
Marie Bell
Lancaster
Lillian W. Murr
Martin Mohler
Akron
Mohler
Levi Ames
Gertrude E. Schmohl
Ethel McQuigan
Emma Hoover
Lester Glowner
Coatesville
John Glowner
Railroad Avenue
H. A. Showalter
Esther Bear
Frank Schnable
Reading
Samuel F. Retten
Mary E. Davis
Brimmer Avenue
Ocean City
Henry
Baltimore
Edward L. Sutton
Mr. Sutton
Mary Sutton
Joseph Wentz
Miss Pearl Wolfe
Frank Wolfe
D. C. McGlachlin
Barton G. Good
Elizabeth Stauffer
Ardmore
Samuel High
Bather
Blanche Henninger
N. C. Henninger
Rosa Bani
Miriam
Oacar
Driangat
Helen Gilbert
Mary E. Stauffer
Charlotte Weiler
Kathryn
Helen Weiler
Tommie” Resh
Allentown
Elwood Lutz
Slancey Brook
Tobias Renninger
Mechanicsburg
Park Yost
Harriet Woodring
Myerstown
Earl Wright
Roberts Avenue
Vera Piersol
S. A. Zell
Annie Stauffer
Eva M
Thomas Fox
Exust
Barry Diehl
Jacob Townsley
Clifford Townsley
William Gillfillan
William Martin
Atlantic City
James Aiken
Christiana
Sara
H. W. Hammond
Charles Good
Buffalo
N. Y
Clara Muller
Arnold and
Frank Ames
Florence
Ruth
Ames
Luther W
Mrs. Groff
Abram S. Kauffman
Eagle Hotel
Anna Kauffman
A. S. Kauffan
John von Stetten
Hame
Ross
K’ McWilliams
Clarence R. Weaver
Wilama" BS -Hiatner
Our Sterling Letter from Sterling August 1916
Local note from W. W. Davis in Sterling dated August 26 1916. Reports St Johns Lutheran baseball champions of the Sterling church teams and a Labor Day challenge to a Chicago Baptist team with quarter admission to cover expenses. Mentions oblong waffle iron, Weaver-Lessley reunion invite, Weavers family lines, elderly residents including Archie Maxwell 88, hot summer heat and climate comments, many place names, Elks picnic with food consumption, and local prices for milk butter and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Lutheran
Chicago
Historical Society
Roger
Terre Hill
Archie Maxwell
Glasgow
Africa
Brazil
Holmes
Ralph Roland
Philadelphia
Roland
Henry
John
Cornelius
Charles Piersol
Honey Brook
John Piersol
1856
Hammond's
Vinola
Hammertown
Millwood
Swartzville
Buena Vista
California
Greenbank
Hatville
Voganville
Beartown
Rock River
W. W. Davis
Sterling
Tobacco Growers Tour Highlights County Inspectors
About eighty Lancaster County tobacco growers and others toured farms in twenty autos from Lancaster to Ephrata and Lititz. Ex Sheriff A Landis led the group with experts from State College explaining crop quality and experimental work. The trip featured diverse tobacco tests, reports on costs, and calls for growers to join the association and exhibit at the county fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Lancaster County Tobacco Growers’ Association
Aaron Landis
Rohrerstown
Benjamin Shenk
Daniel Shuman
Christian Brubaker
Romfordville
Harrisburg
East Petersburg
John Brubaker
Lindisville
Neffsville
Atr
Groff
Hibshman
John F. Weaver
Willian Frear
State College
Frear
Dr. Frear
Aaron K. Landis
Tobacco Association
A. E Lane
Clay
State health order allows Sunday schools to reopen
Commissioner Dixon's revised ruling lets all schools reopen at normal times if authorities permit children under sixteen to attend. The order runs to September 29 and largely delays public and Sunday school openings until October 1, except adult Bible classes may resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G. Dixon
State Health Department
Sundy
Great Fraternity Meeting In Philadelphia State Conclave
The fifty fifth annual gathering of the Sons of America Order held in Philadelphia August 2 to 20 at the Academy of Music featured welcome by Thomas R. B. Smith and remarks from Judge John M. Patterson and Philadelphia leaders. The convention approved changes to the constitution, heard reports on finances, and organized a large parade with over 20 000 uniformed members. Next year the convention will convene in Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poouaydyainia
Daerbert- Order Sans of America
Philadelphia
Academy of Music
Ture Addres
Uta
Thomas RB. Smith
John M. Patterson
Camp Gss
Howard RB. French
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce
H. J. Stone
Stonemen
Sons of America
America
Ress
Spas
Vaudimie
William Weand
Richard W. Woods
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Reserves
S4th
Jefferson Streets
Order
Wilkes-Barre
Eby Fry Troubles End With Split Custody Ruling
Stella Fry Eby won a habeas corpus hearing in Lancaster to settle custody after announcing marriage to Isaac Risby in Elkton Maryland. Judge Landis ruled a wife cannot hold custody against a husband’s will as the husband remains free and to reside with Dr. Martin while Mrs. Eby returns to the Eby farm near Bird in Hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella (Fry) Eby
Lancaster
Elkton
Isaac Risby
Altho
D. G. Martin
Drnuggist
East Chestnut
Plu
Eby
Bird
David G. Martin
Roy High
Abraham E. Martin
Charles W. Eaby
A. E Burkholder
B. F. Davis, Esq
Hydrangea Bush Blooms With 185 Flowers Near Ridge Road
At the home of Mr and Mrs G W Ream in Leacock township a hydrangea bush near Ridge Road displays 185 large flowers in full bloom. The plant is described as showy and beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Ream
Ridge Road
Leacock Township
Tobacco growers push for cooperation to raise profits
Readable fragments indicate farmers seek cooperative action to boost tobacco sales and secure better prices this year, noting past years’ money has been insufficient and cooperation is essential for favorable disposal of crops.
Death in Brecknock Leaves Veteran Farmer and Family
Thomas Moore age eighty five and Abram B Huber both died recently in Pennsylvania. Moore a lifelong Brecknock farmer and Allegheny Lutheran member left a wife Mary and children Voward Bowmansville John Stoner Annie Frank Wenrich Vera Urey and others. Huber a Mennonite elder from Neffville died after long illness aged about eighty. Survived by wife and many relatives, services were held at local churches with interment in the Brethren cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Moore
Eignty
Brecknock Township
Adamstown
Moore
Allegheny Lutheran Church
Mary
Voward
Bowmansville
John Stoner
Adanmptons
Annie
Frank B. Wenrich
Veate
Vera Urey
Denver
Sundlas Ourning
Kat
John McQuail
Jese Dienner
Maynie
Hlarey Witmer Lititz
Pharrsy Getsinuer
Vinement
Tannen Seale
James
Bowmanasville
Mohnsville
Thomas
Jacob
Schoeneck
Benfars Wernersville
Jidin Trestle
Stone Hill
Same Merte
Swartzville
Ray
Warpers Outing Ends With Silly Sports At California Festival
The Warpers gather at Wenger's meadow for a half day of fun on the Conestoza. Cooks Perce and Mike serve a meal as teams Spools and Beams clash in a baseball game won 84 to 12 amid mishaps from a back‑hit kettle and a bee on a player’s head. Thunderclouds drift as the wagon heads home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conestoza
Wenger's Meadow
Butch
Bill
Bunny
Bob
Buddy
Rosen
Cnilly
Chas
Geo
Hess
Jack
Katey
Kiddo
Mike
Ninie
Perce
Rolly
Silk Smiths
Cully
Bear Transfer Brings A A Bear From Fort Lapwai to Pendleton
From Idaho to Oregon the Lewiston Morning Tribune notes A A Bear formerly of Ear and Fort Lapwai moves to Pendleton. The notice praises his Indian land policy work and the benefits of his transfer, hoping for a rapid continuation of his public service under the new assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Bear
Ear
Fort Lapwai
Pendleton
Lewiston
Idalis Morning Tribune
Austin
Aaron H Bear
Bear
Lapwai
Bopaliie
Destructive hailstorms hit county crops
A severe hailstorm struck the northwestern county on Sunday damaging hundreds of acres of tobacco and other crops. Elizabethtown Rheems Florin Mount Joy areas saw the heaviest losses with hail up to the size of shed hats. Bainbridge to Maytown also suffered extensive damage totaling thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corm
Elizabethtown
Rheens
Florin
Mount Joy
Bainbridge
Maytown
Box Social at Zeltenreich's Church Lawn
The Ladies Aid Society of Zeltenrich Reformed will hold a box social on the church lawn southwest of New Holland Thursday evening September 7. A sale of boxes and refreshments will accompany the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeltenreich’s
Ladies’ Aid Society
Zeltenrich Reformed
New Holland
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Fred W. Kohler
Rochester
Ella Kohler
William M. Mearig
Florence Warner
Annie Clemson
Warren G. Hiller
Pittsburgh
Tobacco Growers Tour
S. of A
Eby—Fry
Isaac R. Eby
Martin
Landis
Abram B. Huber
Neffeville
alWaye
Huber
Peterstarr
Fareer
Nef
Ville
Beardie
Falten National Bansales
Manheir
Township Mutual
Pire Lesturance Cor Pagy
Sersim
Etiiten
Jube W
Beaty
Nathar Reneti
North Wales
Sr Johns Unicel
Brethren Eharel
la Sa
Idaho
Oregon