Beautiful Brownstown wedding unites Laura Killian and Harry Showalter
The wedding of Laura M Killian and Harry A Showalter took place at 8:30 am at Trinity Lutheran Church in Brownstown. Rev S M Mauntz officiated as the couple, attended by numerous relatives, exchanged rings and a full Lutheran liturgy. A large reception followed and about 300 guests attended. the couple planned to honeymoon then reside at 322 West Main Street, Brownstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Killian
Brownstown
Laura M
Harry A. Showalter
New Holland Carron
S. M. Mauntz
Trinity Lutheran Church
William E
Mohnton
Sadie Witmer
Gertrude Hallacher
Killian
West Main Street
Harry
Regular Monthly Boro Council Meeting Wednesday Evening
The Regular Monthly Meeting of the Boro Council was held with full attendance though several members tardy after a change from 8 to 7 20 PM. The highway committee reported the Butter on the north side of Franklin Street at Roberts Avenue intersection in bad condition and recommended action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boro Council
Highway Committee
Algo
Town Council Debates Street Blockades and Fees
The council discussed obstructions blocking streets and ordered the clerk to notify affected parties to remove them. It was also ordered that the clerk pay pole rent promptly upon receipt from the corporations. After other welfare topics, the meeting adjourned on motion.
Uncalled Letters List From Post Office Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR lists names and initials tied to a post office letters remaining uncalled for the week ending September. Entries include Mrs John Baker Miss Mae Boyer Alma Henry Samuel Re Millman Mrs Samuel Smutoh A A Zimmer man and Miss Eather Mae Zwally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Mat
New
Holland
Post Office
John
Baker
Mae
Boyer
Alma
Henry
Samuel
Re ‘Millman
Mra
Smutoh
A.A
Zimmerman
Mise Eather
Zwally
Community notes and local favors brighten New Holland week
Readers share thanks and small joys from town life. Jacob Doerr sent smoked lake trout to the office. John Pleam delivered peaches. M. M. Nott provided pumpkins weighing 40 to 60 pounds. one pumpkin reaches 71 pounds. Raymond's Moving Pictures visit Hess Hall on Saturday with 10 to 15 cent admission. Miss Hannah Keiffer welcomed as new high school teacher. Primrose Mandolin Club hosted visitors and performed to approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob C. Doerr
Harry
Res
Idaho
Jake
John J. Pleam
John
M.M. Nott
Hannah Keiffer
Primrose Mandolin Club
George Mearly
Anna Wright
Anna Renninger
Irma Shaub
Ruth Eby
Gerald Brubaker
John Myer
V? Leon Smith
Fishing Trip Mystery Baffles Skelp Level Men
A group of businessmen from Skelp Level Mascot Intercourse and nearby towns undertook a planned fishing trip to Anglesea. After leaving at night they returned by the next train from Philadelphia amid rumors of a tight coast lid and troubled Camden Ferries. Witnesses note unusual bait boxes possibly refilled with sobuykill water and a gruff reaction to any fishing talk. One member had a long run on smoked herring this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skelp Level
Mascot
Intercourse
Anglesea
Philadelphia
Camden
Ana
Address by Mrs Addie Parsels at New Hollan Me B Church
Mrs Addie Parsels of Philadelphia will deliver an address Sunday afternoon September 27 at 3 30 oclock in the New Hollan Me B Church. The public is invited and those who hear her once will want to hear her again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie .Parsels
Philadelphia
Hollan
Parsela
Stray Briefs by the Wayside in Lancaster County
Compact roundup of notices from across the region including factory hunts for hosiery and chocolate plants, a fatal horse accident in Creswell, voter counts by Registry Assessors, mill damage at Rapho Township, an extraordinary corn stalk height claim, a Buch family reunion at Conestoga Valley Park, a York County grist mill cat with a fish appetite, and other small items of local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Litit2 Board of Trade
W. T. Westcott
Philadelphia
Emory Vincent Rachel
Creswell
Registry Assess
Commissioners’ Office
Lancaster
Lancaster City
Ianac Stegrist
Rapho
W. G. Eckels
Mechanicsburg
Cumberland County
Lancaster County
Cumberland
Buch
Conestoga Valley Park
Solomon Keenan
Springdale
York County
Tabby
Mysterious Fire Destroys Barn At Earl Township Home
A fire at the David Hauck residence near New Holland wrecked the barn and damaged the house on a late Tuesday night. Howard Schnupp and another man saw the flames from the road and tried to help, finding the home unoccupied and the stairs set with bed clothing. Neighbors forced entry, extinguished the house fire, but the barn and its contents were lost. Insurance status and exact losses are not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hauck
Earl Township
New Holland
Howard Schnupp
Free correspondence agriculture courses offered by state college
The Pennsylvania State College provides free correspondence courses in 32 subjects for interested individuals unable to attend in person. Funded by state appropriation, enrollment and instruction are free. An enrollment application may be obtained by writing to the Superintendent of Correspondence Courses at State College Centre County Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State College
State College
Centre County
Terre Hill Drops To New Holland In Slow Pitch Battle
New Holland defeats Terre Hill 4 to 2 after a two hour pitchers duel. Miller held the visitors to scattered hits, while Showalter drove in two runs with two doubles. Akron Band provided music during the game as fans discussed the likely outcome of the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Hill
New Holland
Miller
Storby
Skinny Weaver
Slater
Storb
Kelly
Engle
Stork
Hurst
Hagy
Showalter
Hagg
Bair
Harner
Glasser
Fairville
Harper
Kohly
Akron
Jakey
Tess
H Hurst
Weeers
Wees
Beeen
Mane Hela
Shee
Rene
Hk H E Slater
Weaver
C. Miller
Neers Sheaffer
Eee Keene F. Weaver
N. Weaver
Ovat Bae
Wee Sees . Weaver
A. Weaver
Epee Peean
New Holland Sens
Showalter Harner
Sheaffer
Miloff Sheaffer
Aler
Obituary notices for Ranck and Butzer families
Su sanna R Ranck wife of Daniel W Ranck was found dead at home 334 East King Street Lancaster after heart troubles. Survived by husband two sons J Emery Ranck and D William Ranck in Lancaster and daughter Laura Rutter of Gap plus many siblings. Funeral Monday 2 30 at Ranck Church. Martha Butzer of Brownstown died Sunday aged 65. Survived by husband Moses and children Mary Pierce Phares Butzer Katie Wolf Clara Shiffer Lavina Brownstown and other relatives. Funeral Wednesday 10 am with burial in Brownstown cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna R
Daniel W. Ranck
East King Street
J. Emery Ranck
Virginia
Howard Avenue
Ranck
Emery
Salisbury Township
New Holland
Lancaster
Laura
Jason Rutter
Gap
I. Emery
D. William
Kate Patton
Illinois
Ella
Eva Emery
Philadelphia
Elvira 8. Hurst
Roland Good
Cedar Lane
George Emery
Fred. Emery
Fox Chase
Raneck's Church
Martha Butzer
Moses Butzer
Brownstown
Mary Pierce
Phares Butzer
Katie
C. B. Wolf
Clara
H. Shiffer
Lavina
Rudy Brown
Was
The
Evangelical Association
White Horse defeats Springville 36 to 1 in tenacity
At White Horse on Saturday the Springville club lost to White Horse by 36 to 1. Amos Skiles, fourteen, son of Lytle Skiles formerly of the New Holland House, pitched six innings for White Horse with eleven strikeouts and no hits allowed. He also recorded five two base hits. White Horse faces Sunflower club on the New Holland Inter County diamond next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springville
White Horse
Amos Skiles
Lytle Skiles
New Holland House
Boro
Sunflower Club
New Holland
Deaths of Bawal children and Rev Lowery
Two Bawal children from near Bareville died of dysentery aged five and three. Funeral and Amish Mill Creek burial conducted by Rev Lowery. Rev J H Lowery, father of Rev Dr D D Lowery and elder in the Pennsylvania Conference U B Church, died in Harrisburg at eighty seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Mary Bawoal
Mary Bawal
Bareville
Mill Creek
J. H. Lowery
D. D. Lowery
Pennsylvania Conference
U. B. Church
Harrisburg
Family Reunion at Samuel O. Martins Home
A September 8 gathering near Terre Hill brought 64 people from multiple communities. Attendees included Amog Geigley, Noah Bowman, Israel Musser, and many others with Bishop Weaver and Rev. Noah Bowman leading services after a sumptuous dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel O. Martin
Terre Hill
Amog Geigley
Noah Bowman
Israel Musser
Mensuo Kelobach
Isaac Geigley
Barton Good
Bowmanaville
O.W. Taylor
Weaverland
John Geigley
Fameily
Ephrata
Abraham Martin
Brownstown
Lemon Weaver
Leola
Jacob Oberholtzer
John Martin
Landis Valley
Elam Martin
Barevile
Benjasmin ‘Senseniz
Martinedale
Joseph Oberholtzer
Shillington
Benjamin Weaver
Spring Grove
Bishop Weaver
A. W. Geigley
Palmyrs Lecture Delivers Grounded Look at Local Landmarks
Rev. J. H. Albright delivered a popular illustrated lecture at Palmyra on Tuesday evening titled The Pioneers and Landmarks of the UY B Church. The talk drew local interest and showcased historical images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Albright
Uy B
Palmyrs
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Rothaville
Mamie
Good
Ie Rettew
Menars
Amos Diller
Willam E. Harner
Isaac ‘Sunder
George K.rettew
Rothsville
Buehla Retten
Carl Matz
Cuakron
S.M. Mountz
the Clarion
H. K. Stork
Bis
J. B. Kohler
J. W. Showalter
WIM
Honeybrook
Bree
Mall
Diamond
Sinter
Susanna
Dirs
Lowery
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