Genealogy of The Weavers Settlers in Lancaster County
The article traces the Weavers family origins in Lancaster County with early settlers Henry, Jonas, and George circa 1743. Historian Rupp notes predecessors near the Sly and suggests possible connections to German weaver communities now linked to Weber-Thal. Prior to 1728, family members reportedly emigrated from Europe and settled in New Holland.
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Rorror
Weyer
Accus
Henry
Jona
George
Tana
weber-Thal
Rupp
Lancaster County
Holland
Personal Notices From The Allentown Area Social Page
The column lists numerous local residents visiting relatives and friends across towns such as Allentown, Manheim, York and Coatesville. It notes gatherings at the Allentown fair and over several days with families including the Fralichs, Roses, Miss Kacy, Mrs. Geist, and the Mentzers, among others.
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J. P
Ru ‘Diller
Herr
John
Lynch
York
Spen
Joseph Henry
Samuel’ Jessop
Ralatlves
Palladelphie
Brendle
Edison
Irwin ‘Mentzer
Alfalfa As A Forage Crop In Pennsylvania
Alfalfa proves a valuable crop where stands are good and winters are rigorous. In Pennsylvania it can yield three to four cuttings per season, producing 2.34 to 6 tons of hay per acre and offers higher protein than clover hay, making it a desirable forage under suitable soil and moisture conditions.
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Pennsylvania
Tuy
Biss Armaby
I State
Caliseo
Centre County
Locals Fall To Morgantown After Weekend Game
The Locals lost to Morgantown last Saturday in Berks County after a season opener and a prior win at Blue Ball. The Berks County club brought a strong battery from Phoenixville and proved a tough proposition for the local nine, who faced hard bumps in the game.
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Iaet
Ako
Berks
County
Morgantown
Pheonix
Wille
Hoosier Weather and Local Market Prices From Goshen Indiana
An Indiana reader notes hot dry weather with no rain and cattle suffering for water. The letter includes a community market price list for farm products such as bees butter lard feathers beans apples onions new potatoes turkeys ducks geese chickens cabbage hogs sheep steers beef cows lambs hides pelts washed wool wheat corn clover seed rye oats and more from Goshen Indiana.
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Ind
Levi P. Hoover
Druggist Sues Tax Collector Over Legal Charge
J E Lutz, a Glen Rock druggist in York County, sues BH Hershey Ninth District internal revenue collector. He alleges he was forced to pay 186 50 tax as distiller for a grain and wood alcohol mixture used for mechanical purposes on one occasion.
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J. E. Lutz
BH. J. Hershey
Internal Revenue
Glen‘ Rock
York County
Fragmented OCR Note On Sources
A fragmentary OCR line notes an unclear reference to a group or person. The text lacks actionable facts, names, dates, or places for a fuller summary.
Just a Little of Everything in Lancaster Tale
A Lancster area column shares assorted items from readers. Frank Keiser returns to work after a brief illness. Tobacco sample counts near A B Groff warehouse indicate strong 1905 crop prospects. A Thursday thunderstorm disrupts phone lines briefly. Washington Camp members visit Brownstown Camp No. 40 with cordial exchanges and an open invite to return. Burt Juel Company misappropriation leaves performers stranded. they struggle to Philadelphia on credit. Eli Hess opens a new store with crowds and gifts. new hall used, Burt Juel matinee poorly attended but evening show sells out. Local audience pride evident as a thriving, historic entertainment scene gains momentum in New Holland.
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Lancaster
A. B. Groff
Washington Camp
No. 40
P. C
Brownstown
Burt Juel Company
Philadelphia
Eli Hess
New York
The
Peculiar Cow Death Report From Local Farm Scene
On a Wednesday evening Jacob Keller led a cow to the farm of Serre Martin and released it into the yard. Martin’s boys drove the animal toward the pasture but the cow rushed toward the field and collided with a straw stack, resulting in a fatal injury.
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Jacob Keller
Serre
Martin
Weaterri Visitors Call on Samuel Bauman
A group including One Marth and wife of Wayne County Ohio and others visited Samuel Bauman near Linden Grove school-house to see relatives and friends.
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Imboff
Oae
Marth
Wayne County
Ohio
Samuel Bauman
Linden ‘Grove
Grand Jury Report on Lancaster County Inmates and Crops
The Lancaster County grand jury reports 113 indictments with 97 true bills and 16 ignored. Inmates tallies include 66 at the Children’s Home and 508 total across Almshouse, Hospital, Insane Asylum, and feeble minded wards. Prison census shows 96 inmates and stock details include 12 cows and 6 mules.
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Court of Oyer and Terminer
County of
Lancaster
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Kieffer
Almehouse
Hospital and Insane Department
Vertigo Attack At St Stephen Church Prominent Citizen Recovered
During services at St Stephen Reformed Church a prominent citizen Michael R Wood suffered a vertigo attack and collapsed in a pew. Bystanders helped and a physician treated him. He was moved to the parsonage then to his home with his son M Darius and friends assisting. By week’s end he was able to be about and improving.
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St. Stephen Reformed Church
Michael R. Wood
J.B. Kohler
H. C. W. Showalter
Mr. Good
M. Darius
Teacher Surprised by Birthday Cards in Terre Hill
Miss Elva G. Bair a Terre Hill teacher turned twenty-three on Thursday. Principal Prof. Tanger led pupils to place twenty seven cards on her desk and thirty three more at the post office. About thirty five people gathered at her home for music and luncheon.
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Elva G. Bair
Terre Hill
Tanger
Fire narrowly averted at Beiler’s creamery in Stumptown
Beiler’s creamery in Stumptown woke to smoke at 7 am on Thursday when Justin Time was discovered. Mr Beiler received milk as Mr and Mrs P Morris Baby passed by Intercourse and noticed smoke from the engine house roof. Charred shingles were found but no blaze. Buckets of water helped quell the alarm, with coal shortage blamed for burning wood in the engine. Sparks may have ignited the shingle roof.
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Justin Time
Beiler
Stumptown
Almont Anoe Ae Ir Very Perved
A fragmented OCR entry from Almont notes a garbled scene with odd spacing and stray letters. Readable elements are sparse but suggest a brief local item or notice lacking clear context or names.
Unclaimed Lectern Notes at New Hollar
Week ending September 21 19 records include Miss Fannie Andrews and J.P. Bill among uncalled letters in a local post office listing.
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New Hollar
Fannie Andrews
J.P. Bill
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the Weavers
Qatck
Geo. C. Watson
New Holland
R. i. E. Glowner
Bair
Teen
Keiser
Geist
Eaerareee
Varns
Swope
Houser
EX Plank
Peck
Stong
Smiths Tf
Moyer
Plank
Goodman
Puck
Smith
Rhoads
Indiana
Hoosier
Y ‘ Blomio
Clarion
Mrs. Leonard
Seible
Frank Keiser
Grand Jury
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