David Horning obituary fragment preserved
Fragmentary obituary notice mentions David Horning and family relations including Mary wife of Aaron Zimmerman and others. lists sisters Franklin Bishan Mose Benjamin Elizabeth Lyd Maria Kurtz and others. fragment ends with a held service note at an unspecified location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Horning
David Horning
Tya
Mary
Aaron
Zimmerman
Biottiera
Franklin
Bishan
Mose
Benjamin
Pea Store
Elizabeth
Aaron ‘Good
Lyd
Samuel ‘Musser
Bowmansyile
Maria
Ara Kurtz
Nan ‘Maryas
Wenger Family Rites Held at Weaverland Mennonite Church
Aaron Wenger of Blue Ball area survived by wife and many relatives. Three sisters Lydia Barbara Wenger and others also listed. Funeral held Thursday at his late home with 9am service and 10am church rites at Weaverland Mennonite Church followed by interment in the adjoining cemetery.
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Dai
Martin
Fetterville
A. Martin
Honey
Tobias Sensenig Dies After Lingering Illness at Home
Tobias Sensenig died Saturday at 9:30 am at the home of his son Amos in Ephrata following a lingering illness due to complications. He was a member of the Mennonite church. Interment will be in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobias Sensenig
Amos
Sensenig
Weaverland
Mennonite
Ephrata
Tues
Gels
Letorte Mentzer Dies After Long Illness in Terre Hill
Letorte Mentzer aged 68 of Terre Hill died Friday evening after a long illness from pulmonary trouble. The deceased was laid to rest in the adjoining cemetery after services at the Evangelical church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letorte Mentzer
Terre Hill
Evangelical Church
Resident of New Holland Recalled for Local Merits
An elderly New Holland resident, long tied to the town, is remembered for his local involvement and years of service. The fragment notes a life spent in commerce and community activity.
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Jacob
Kurtz
Inter makes inroad in adjoining cemetery site
Fragmentary notice notes a development in an adjacent cemetery area near a church. Details are unclear but indicate planning or approval activity affecting the burial grounds and surrounding property. Further readable tokens point to local religious and municipal involvement.
Veteran German American veteran recalls Civil War service in town
West End resident Mr. Yoh, age 76, born in the area, served in the Union Army at fourteen, marched from Perryville and fought at South Mountain. His father also served, mules were used for government in Perryville. Mr. Yoh later managed the West End Branch of Anheuser Busch for 88 years in St Louis and is now a pensioner awaiting return home.
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t.Louis
Yoh
Lancaster
Union
Army
Youn Freee
Amos Ne ‘Yohots
Sheilindeah
Winchester
Soith
Perryville
Sprecher
Yohn
Interesting Trip Brings Mack Family to Pennsylvania
On a recent Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Noah H Mack of New Holland plus Monroe Good Maggie and Goods children Lester Arlene and Ethel traveled to Collegeville to visit Jesse Mack and his family. Sunday they moved to Valley Berks County where Mr Mack preached at a Mennonite church and recalled his boyhood days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah .H. Mack
New Holland
Monroe Good
Maggie
Mr. Good
Lester
Arlene
Ethel
Collegeville
Mr. Mack
Jesse Mack
Elmer
Andrew Mack
Valley
Berks County
Mack
Man
Hood
Canadian Visitors Plan Pennsylvania Visit
Canadian visitors David Snyder and wife Levi Horst and wife and daughter Alice from Elmira Ontario are on an automobile trip through Pennsylvania and parts of Maryland. They plan several days at the home of M G Weaver and family in this borough this week and intend to call on many relatives in Earl and East Earl townships.
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David Snyder
Levi Horst
Alice
Elmira
Ontario
Pennsylvania
Maryland
M. G Weaver
Taat
Ind
Earl
Earl Townships
Bareville Fire Company Festival Draws Record Crowd
The Bareville Fire Company festival on a recent Saturday drew four to five thousand attendees despite cool weather. A large corn soup and soft drinks sale supported by Dr Coleman of Lancaster featured an award during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bareville Fire Company
Coleman
Lancaster
Big Game of the Year in New Holland Local Diamond
Terre Hill visits New Holland for a long rivalry clash on the local diamond. A highly anticipated game with strengthened lineups, potential town turnout, and contributions sought from supporters to back the event.
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New, Holland
Terre Hin
Terry Hill
New’ Holland
Terre Hill
New Holland
Wertz
Killinger
al. Owens
Wright
Myers
Hershock
Skin Worley
Doremus
Keeler
Thompson
Marcus Becker
The York County Fair Grand Livestock Show Debut
The York County Agricultural Society plans the largest state livestock show as part of the Great York Fair from October 6 to 8. Premiums total 20 000 plus racing purses, a 10 000 array of free circus attractions, poultry and fruit displays, a midway, and 74 acres of improved grounds along the Lincoln Highway.
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York County Agricultural Society
Pennsylvania
Lincoln Highway
Bareville Fire Company Demonstrates New Engine
The Barevillé Fire Company responded Monday to a house fire south of Bareville at Amos Sweigart’s home. Sparks from a chimney lit the roof, neighbors formed a bucket brigade, and the chemical engine arrived quickly to bring the blaze under control.
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Barevillé
Amos Sweigart
Bareville
Taxes Due with Penalty Notice Readied for Sept 23 and 30
On all school tax remaining unpaid after September 30 1922 a penalty of five percent will be added. I will be at I G Davis Sons Store Saturday afternoon and evening September 23 and Saturday afternoon and evening September 30 to receive taxes. P H Shaub Tax Collector.
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I. G. Davis’ Sons
Will Teach in New Holland by Earl H. Wagar
Earl H. Wagar a Guilmant organ school graduate and pupil of Thuel Burnham will teach in New Holland every Thursday starting October 6. For details see Wayne Ranck of New Holland or Karl Wagar 202 West Vine Street Lancaster. FOR RENT Private garage for rent. Apply to 11 M F Becker. We have need anything or have something for sale.
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Earl H. Wagar
Guilmant Organ School
Thuel Burnham
Leschetizky
New Holland
Pastor Mount to Leave Trinity Lutheran Church Tomorrow
Reverend S M Mount will preach his farewell sermon at Trinity Lutheran Church tomorrow at 10:30 AM after serving since March 27, 1904. He has received two calls, one from Freiburg Parish in Pennsylvania and another from Western Pennsylvania. he has accepted the latter and will relocate between York and Gettysburg to serve in that synod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Lutheran Church
Re’ . Mountz
Freiburg
Minister Mountz leaves town after long pastorate
The Clarion reports Rev Mountz has preached 2004 sermons baptized 62 children officiated at 148 funerals and received 172 into the church with 58 marriages. Under his ministry the church and cemetery grounds were expanded and improved at a total church and cemetery expenditure of 52464.00 with benevolence at 4761.89 and endowment rising from 900.00 to about 14000.00. He departs for York Springs where he will begin his new pastorate the first Sunday in October and invites friends to call once settled.
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Clarion
Frat Geetje
Ceme
Morntz
York Springs
Planing Mill Building Nearing Completion
A new Planing Mill by Reliable Lumber and Planing Mill Co. owners J H Banzhof and others nears completion. The 50 by 78 foot concrete block structure rises this week with frames of hone and a hoped opening soon. Eight workers expected to be employed once ready for operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planing Mill Cos
J. H
Banzhof
David
LeRoy
Tanac
Weber
John
Hy.Musger
PIANOFORTE RECITAL BY HAROLD PRIES PUPILS
The pupils of Prof. Harold Pries present a pianoforte recital Thursday September 28 at 7 30 in the Studio of Music 38 Jackson Street New Holland. Part I features Wolfahrt Brounoff Bach and Liszt among others. Part II includes Godard MacDowell Grieg Rachmaninoff and Debussy plus works for violoncello and violin. A Steinway piano will be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Pries
Prof
Jackson Street
New Holland
J. Wolfahrt
James Gilfillan
Platon Brounoff
Lester Kling
Crow
C. Florio
Elizabeth ‘Rubinson
Gavotte E Musette
L. Couperin
Musette
J. S. Bach
Nathan Rubinson
Denis Dupree
Ruth Hendrixson
Enrico Bossi
Samuel Snader
Franz Liszt
Vladimir Robikoff
Valsa
Edouard Poldini
Helen Groff
Violes
Daniel Rowe
Abram Buckwalter
Hugo Schlemiller
Henry Rutter
Violoncello
Valse
Benjamin Godard
Rose
Edward MacDowell
Elizabeth Russel
Nalia
Leo Debibes
Pearl Wolf
Svate
Antonio Deorak
Grace Rishel
Puck
Edward Greig
Scherzo
Franz Schubert
Gleanor Wanner
S. Vassilivitch Rachmaninoff
Tabatiere
Musique
Vladimir Rebikoff
Liberty Fire Company Wins Prize in Denver Parade
The Liberty Fire Company from the borough joined the Monster Firemen's Parade in Denver along with crews from Ephrata Lititz Palmyra Reams town Columbia Adamstown and New Holland. Lititz won first Palmyra second and Liberty third. Caernarvon Band of Churchtown accompanied the team.
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Liberty Fire Company
Denver
Ephrata
Lititz
Palmyra
Reamstown
Columbia
Adamstown
New Holland
Denver Company
Caernarvon Band
Churchtown
A Yankee Go Getter at the Horner Theater Tonight
The feature attraction A Yankee Go Getter stars Neva Gerber and Jimmy Morrison at the Horner Theater tonight Saturday September 23. Berwilla Film Corporation produced four films for Miss Gerber and this fast moving melodrama showcases a strong supporting cast. Morrison, renowned as a juvenile lead, delivers a standout performance opposite Gerber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horner Theate
Saurday
Neva Gerber
Berwilla Film Corporation
Evangelistic Services at Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church
Evangelistic services run from Tuesday September 26 to Sunday October 8 at Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church with Dr Frank Colvin speaking nightly. Westminster Presbytery Pastor will lead with special music each evening by the choir and guests Mrs Miller Stradley Mr and Mrs Elisha Safford and others.
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Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church
Westminster Presbytery
Frank Colvin
Miller Stradley
Icedale
Elisha Safford
Glenmore
Dr. Colvin
Auto Tags for 1928 Apply Early at Weaver & Son Office
Advertises 1928 auto tag issuance with early application encouraged at the office of M. G. Weaver & Son. Promotes prompt action to secure tags before deadlines.
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M. G. Weaver & Son
Tobacco Prices Rise In Local Market Report
Tobacco buying was very active this week with purchases at 18 and 3 to 4, and a small crop at 20 and 6. This marks the highest price reported for the section. BoM advises consulting about short term fire policy to cover crops. Holey Brook, Pa.
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Holey” Brook
Public questions on New Holland school loan and site
A reader urges separate votes on the school bond and building site in New Holland. They call for public FAQs on location size and faces, demand board transparency, and request meetings to discuss health concerns after seven pupils fainted from foul air in a single room last year.
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Roberts Avenue
Main Street
Uniting
New Holland
Radio Enthusiasts Club Meets At Leola Home
John H Yohey retired railroad telegraph operator hosts a Lancaster county radio club gathering at his Leola residence. The event features a Grebe regenerative receiver with magnavox and ends with a patent leather shoe horn prize. The group plans a bigger meeting on Tuesday October 8 at Levi Zook Jr s home with a developing program.
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Leola
John H. Yohey
Lancaster County
Levi Zook, Jr
Wire Fencing Carload Arrives for Groff and Sons
A carload of wire fencing for field and poultry of all sizes arrived for A B Groff & Sons at Railroad Ave New Holland. The delivery enables farmers to complete fencing projects and protect livestock.
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A. B. Groff & Sons
New Holland
Chicken Corn Soup Supper at Conestoga Post
The American Legion Auxiliary of Conestoga Post No 662 hosts a Chicken Corn Soup Supper on October 14 in the Reformed Church basement. Meals are served from 5 06 until 9 00, with proceeds supporting post activities.
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American Legion Auxiliary of
Conestoga Post
Reformed Church
Personal notes from Gap area social circle highlight visits
Mrs Kalr Kurtz and son Richard visited her father Daniel Denlinger of Gap. Esther Martin of Near Terre Hill attended a party with relatives. Dozens of local families, including Stauffer, Overly, Kinzer, Runck, and Weaver clans, hosted or visited relatives in Lancaster, Coatesville, Reading, and Ocean City. Guests gathered at Valley Forge, Piney Mountain Inn, and Beartown, with multiple Sunday visits and weekend trips noted.
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Kalr’ Kurtz
Richard
Daniel Denlinger
Gap
Esther Martin
Near Terre Hill
Wes Ae
Edwin G. Stauffer
Fasily
Gertrude Stauffer
Coates
Misses Hammond
Victoria Overly
Paul Musselman
Harrisburg
Steelton
H L. Stauffer
Charles Groff
Elizabeth
Minerva Warner
Ocean City
H. V. Walters
Lebanon
Isaac Varnes
Cleveland
Ohio
Fannie Welchans
Lancaster
Maria Kinzer
Goodville
Thomas Fox
Bertha Hammond
Gertrude Hammond
Coatesville
Bart Martin
Winters Weaver
Beartown
Roy Wagner
John Bowman
Valley Forge
Harry Bowers
Gladys
Florence
Reading
Davis C. Ranch
Harry K Storb
Theodore
George Besore
Piney Mountain Inn
Mary Weaver
Mayme
Bernice
Dorothy Adams
R. E. Good
Henry Kurtz
Daniel Fisher
Millwood
Abram King
Intercourse
Isaac Kurtz
Levi Kurtz
Elizabeth Kurtz
Morgantown
Marcus Becker
Benston
Karl Kurtz
Alfred
Reeser
David H. Styer
Aaron Good
Marcus Teeber
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Wenger
Tobias
Letorte ‘Mentzer
Jacob’ K
Mentzer
O'Lock
Ennonte Church
Holland
Claude T. Brubaker K
Earl ‘Township
York Fair
P. H. Shaub
M. F, Becker
Evangelistic Services
People's Forum
Radio News
Railroad Ave
E. M
Ludwick
Honey Brook
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