Heilman, A. M. (Rev.) - 1913

Cashier of Montana Bank

Warren Heilman, formerly of Abbottstown, and a son of John Heilman, who moved to Montana
several years ago, has been elected assistant cashier of the First State Bank, of Stevensville,
Montana.

Mr. Heilman taught in the schools of York and Adams counties before going to Montana.  He is a
brother of Harry Heilman, a city letter carrier, and a nephew of Rev. A. M. Heilman, pastor of
St. Matthew’s Lutheran church.

~ The Hanover Herald, 15-Mar-1913

Heilman, Harry - 1913

Cashier of Montana Bank

Warren Heilman, formerly of Abbottstown, and a son of John Heilman, who moved to Montana
several years ago, has been elected assistant cashier of the First State Bank, of Stevensville,
Montana.

Mr. Heilman taught in the schools of York and Adams counties before going to Montana.  He is a
brother of Harry Heilman, a city letter carrier, and a nephew of Rev. A. M. Heilman, pastor of
St. Matthew’s Lutheran church.

~ The Hanover Herald, 15-Mar-1913

Heilman, John - 1913

Cashier of Montana Bank

Warren Heilman, formerly of Abbottstown, and a son of John Heilman, who moved to Montana
several years ago, has been elected assistant cashier of the First State Bank, of Stevensville,
Montana.

Mr. Heilman taught in the schools of York and Adams counties before going to Montana.  He is a
brother of Harry Heilman, a city letter carrier, and a nephew of Rev. A. M. Heilman, pastor of
St. Matthew’s Lutheran church.

~ The Hanover Herald, 15-Mar-1913

Heilman, Warren - 1913

Cashier of Montana Bank

Warren Heilman, formerly of Abbottstown, and a son of John Heilman, who moved to Montana
several years ago, has been elected assistant cashier of the First State Bank, of Stevensville,
Montana.

Mr. Heilman taught in the schools of York and Adams counties before going to Montana.  He is a
brother of Harry Heilman, a city letter carrier, and a nephew of Rev. A. M. Heilman, pastor of
St. Matthew’s Lutheran church.

~ The Hanover Herald, 15-Mar-1913

Daugherty, John L. - 1913

SOME “ACTOR”
Young Groft and His Confederate Use Clever Ruse to Get “5-Spot.”

Earl Martin, of near Hanover, was arrested on Saturday by Chief Kiser for being implicated with
Claude Groft in the theft of a number of chickens from Mrs. Thomas Shildt, of near Mt. Rock,
Adams county, last Thursday night.

It will be recalled that Groft had been arrested last Friday and is now under bail for court.

The chickens were stolen from Groft’s grandmother, an aged and hard working woman.

That Groft is some “actor” is demonstrated by a “stunt” he is said to have pulled off some time
ago, of which his old grandmother was again the victim.

He is said to have gone to her home and told the old lady he was being chased by an officer and
if she would give him a “five spot” it would keep him out of jail.  A few moments later it is
said his “confederate” appeared and walking in the house placed his hands on Groft saying: “I
have you now, so come with me.”

Groft, it is alleged then turned to his grandmother and once more made a plea to be kept from
the law’s clutches.  The old lady’s heart was touched and she went up stairs and came down with
the “fiver.”

The “officer” it is stated took the money and left the house.  A few hours later it is said
both were seen spending the money for “booze.”


STOLE GRANDMOTHER’S CHICKENS.

Claude Groft, formerly of McSherrystown, was arrested by Chief Kiser Friday afternoon for the
theft of a lot of chickens said to belong to his grandmother, Mrs. Thomas Shildt, of near Mt.
Rock.

After being locked up the accused confessed where the chickens had been stolen.

Later in the day he was turned over to Officer John L. Daugherty, of McSherrystown.  He was
given a hearing before Squire Geo. L. Rice, and gave bail for court.

~ The Hanover Herald, 13-Dec-1913

Shildt, Thomas (Mrs.) - 1913

SOME “ACTOR”
Young Groft and His Confederate Use Clever Ruse to Get “5-Spot.”

Earl Martin, of near Hanover, was arrested on Saturday by Chief Kiser for being implicated with
Claude Groft in the theft of a number of chickens from Mrs. Thomas Shildt, of near Mt. Rock,
Adams county, last Thursday night.

It will be recalled that Groft had been arrested last Friday and is now under bail for court.

The chickens were stolen from Groft’s grandmother, an aged and hard working woman.

That Groft is some “actor” is demonstrated by a “stunt” he is said to have pulled off some time
ago, of which his old grandmother was again the victim.

He is said to have gone to her home and told the old lady he was being chased by an officer and
if she would give him a “five spot” it would keep him out of jail.  A few moments later it is
said his “confederate” appeared and walking in the house placed his hands on Groft saying: “I
have you now, so come with me.”

Groft, it is alleged then turned to his grandmother and once more made a plea to be kept from
the law’s clutches.  The old lady’s heart was touched and she went up stairs and came down with
the “fiver.”

The “officer” it is stated took the money and left the house.  A few hours later it is said
both were seen spending the money for “booze.”


STOLE GRANDMOTHER’S CHICKENS.

Claude Groft, formerly of McSherrystown, was arrested by Chief Kiser Friday afternoon for the
theft of a lot of chickens said to belong to his grandmother, Mrs. Thomas Shildt, of near Mt.
Rock.

After being locked up the accused confessed where the chickens had been stolen.

Later in the day he was turned over to Officer John L. Daugherty, of McSherrystown.  He was
given a hearing before Squire Geo. L. Rice, and gave bail for court.

~ The Hanover Herald, 13-Dec-1913

Groft, Claude - 1913

SOME “ACTOR”
Young Groft and His Confederate Use Clever Ruse to Get “5-Spot.”

Earl Martin, of near Hanover, was arrested on Saturday by Chief Kiser for being implicated with
Claude Groft in the theft of a number of chickens from Mrs. Thomas Shildt, of near Mt. Rock,
Adams county, last Thursday night.

It will be recalled that Groft had been arrested last Friday and is now under bail for court.

The chickens were stolen from Groft’s grandmother, an aged and hard working woman.

That Groft is some “actor” is demonstrated by a “stunt” he is said to have pulled off some time
ago, of which his old grandmother was again the victim.

He is said to have gone to her home and told the old lady he was being chased by an officer and
if she would give him a “five spot” it would keep him out of jail.  A few moments later it is
said his “confederate” appeared and walking in the house placed his hands on Groft saying: “I
have you now, so come with me.”

Groft, it is alleged then turned to his grandmother and once more made a plea to be kept from
the law’s clutches.  The old lady’s heart was touched and she went up stairs and came down with
the “fiver.”

The “officer” it is stated took the money and left the house.  A few hours later it is said
both were seen spending the money for “booze.”


STOLE GRANDMOTHER’S CHICKENS.

Claude Groft, formerly of McSherrystown, was arrested by Chief Kiser Friday afternoon for the
theft of a lot of chickens said to belong to his grandmother, Mrs. Thomas Shildt, of near Mt.
Rock.

After being locked up the accused confessed where the chickens had been stolen.

Later in the day he was turned over to Officer John L. Daugherty, of McSherrystown.  He was
given a hearing before Squire Geo. L. Rice, and gave bail for court.

~ The Hanover Herald, 13-Dec-1913

Martin, Earl - 1913

SOME “ACTOR”
Young Groft and His Confederate Use Clever Ruse to Get “5-Spot.”

Earl Martin, of near Hanover, was arrested on Saturday by Chief Kiser for being implicated with
Claude Groft in the theft of a number of chickens from Mrs. Thomas Shildt, of near Mt. Rock,
Adams county, last Thursday night.

It will be recalled that Groft had been arrested last Friday and is now under bail for court.

The chickens were stolen from Groft’s grandmother, an aged and hard working woman.

That Groft is some “actor” is demonstrated by a “stunt” he is said to have pulled off some time
ago, of which his old grandmother was again the victim.

He is said to have gone to her home and told the old lady he was being chased by an officer and
if she would give him a “five spot” it would keep him out of jail.  A few moments later it is
said his “confederate” appeared and walking in the house placed his hands on Groft saying: “I
have you now, so come with me.”

Groft, it is alleged then turned to his grandmother and once more made a plea to be kept from
the law’s clutches.  The old lady’s heart was touched and she went up stairs and came down with
the “fiver.”

The “officer” it is stated took the money and left the house.  A few hours later it is said
both were seen spending the money for “booze.”


STOLE GRANDMOTHER’S CHICKENS.

Claude Groft, formerly of McSherrystown, was arrested by Chief Kiser Friday afternoon for the
theft of a lot of chickens said to belong to his grandmother, Mrs. Thomas Shildt, of near Mt.
Rock.

After being locked up the accused confessed where the chickens had been stolen.

Later in the day he was turned over to Officer John L. Daugherty, of McSherrystown.  He was
given a hearing before Squire Geo. L. Rice, and gave bail for court.

~ The Hanover Herald, 13-Dec-1913

Laughman, Flora - 1912

Gracey Goes to Jail

Carmen Gracey, arrested Thursday by Officer Smeach, on warrants by Justice Geo.
L. Rice, of McSherrystown, on oath of Louisa Gracey, his wife, charged with
assault and battery, and on oath of his mother-in-law, Flora Laughman, charging
him threatening to burn her barn, dynamite the house and send them all to ----
at once, was given a hearing before Squire Rice on Friday.  After hearing the
evidence, the accused was committed to the Adams county jail to await the action
of the grand jury.

~ The Hanover Herald, 10-Aug-1912

You can visit the memorial page for Flora Laughman.

Gracey, Louisa A. [Laughman] - 1912

Gracey Goes to Jail

Carmen Gracey, arrested Thursday by Officer Smeach, on warrants by Justice Geo.
L. Rice, of McSherrystown, on oath of Louisa Gracey, his wife, charged with
assault and battery, and on oath of his mother-in-law, Flora Laughman, charging
him threatening to burn her barn, dynamite the house and send them all to ----
at once, was given a hearing before Squire Rice on Friday.  After hearing the
evidence, the accused was committed to the Adams county jail to await the action
of the grand jury.

~ The Hanover Herald, 10-Aug-1912

You can visit the memorial page for Louisa A. [Laughman] Gracey.

Rice, George L. - 1912

Gracey Goes to Jail

Carmen Gracey, arrested Thursday by Officer Smeach, on warrants by Justice Geo.
L. Rice, of McSherrystown, on oath of Louisa Gracey, his wife, charged with
assault and battery, and on oath of his mother-in-law, Flora Laughman, charging
him threatening to burn her barn, dynamite the house and send them all to ----
at once, was given a hearing before Squire Rice on Friday.  After hearing the
evidence, the accused was committed to the Adams county jail to await the action
of the grand jury.

~ The Hanover Herald, 10-Aug-1912


SOME “ACTOR”
Young Groft and His Confederate Use Clever Ruse to Get “5-Spot.”

Earl Martin, of near Hanover, was arrested on Saturday by Chief Kiser for being implicated with
Claude Groft in the theft of a number of chickens from Mrs. Thomas Shildt, of near Mt. Rock,
Adams county, last Thursday night.

It will be recalled that Groft had been arrested last Friday and is now under bail for court.

The chickens were stolen from Groft’s grandmother, an aged and hard working woman.

That Groft is some “actor” is demonstrated by a “stunt” he is said to have pulled off some time
ago, of which his old grandmother was again the victim.

He is said to have gone to her home and told the old lady he was being chased by an officer and
if she would give him a “five spot” it would keep him out of jail.  A few moments later it is
said his “confederate” appeared and walking in the house placed his hands on Groft saying: “I
have you now, so come with me.”

Groft, it is alleged then turned to his grandmother and once more made a plea to be kept from
the law’s clutches.  The old lady’s heart was touched and she went up stairs and came down with
the “fiver.”

The “officer” it is stated took the money and left the house.  A few hours later it is said
both were seen spending the money for “booze.”


STOLE GRANDMOTHER’S CHICKENS.

Claude Groft, formerly of McSherrystown, was arrested by Chief Kiser Friday afternoon for the
theft of a lot of chickens said to belong to his grandmother, Mrs. Thomas Shildt, of near Mt.
Rock.

After being locked up the accused confessed where the chickens had been stolen.

Later in the day he was turned over to Officer John L. Daugherty, of McSherrystown.  He was
given a hearing before Squire Geo. L. Rice, and gave bail for court.

~ The Hanover Herald, 13-Dec-1913

Gracey, Carmen L. - 1912

Gracey Goes to Jail

Carmen Gracey, arrested Thursday by Officer Smeach, on warrants by Justice Geo.
L. Rice, of McSherrystown, on oath of Louisa Gracey, his wife, charged with
assault and battery, and on oath of his mother-in-law, Flora Laughman, charging
him threatening to burn her barn, dynamite the house and send them all to ----
at once, was given a hearing before Squire Rice on Friday.  After hearing the
evidence, the accused was committed to the Adams county jail to await the action
of the grand jury.

~ The Hanover Herald, 10-Aug-1912

You can visit the memorial page for Carmen L. Gracey.

Groft, Charles D. -1909

Mr. and Mrs. Freed in Jail.

Joseph Freed and his wife, of near McSherrystown are in jail at Gettysburg, to await the action
of the grand jury.  Freed being wanted by the Gettysburg authorities, and his wife being
charged with assault and battery by her husband.  Mrs. Freed was committed to jail by Justice
V. H. Lilly, of McSherrystown.  Both defendants were arrested by constable Chas. D. Groft, of
McSherrystown.  They have several children who will have to be cared for by the county
authorities.

~ The Hanover Herald, 14-Aug-1909

Lilly, V. H. - 1909

Mr. and Mrs. Freed in Jail.

Joseph Freed and his wife, of near McSherrystown are in jail at Gettysburg, to await the action
of the grand jury.  Freed being wanted by the Gettysburg authorities, and his wife being
charged with assault and battery by her husband.  Mrs. Freed was committed to jail by Justice
V. H. Lilly, of McSherrystown.  Both defendants were arrested by constable Chas. D. Groft, of
McSherrystown.  They have several children who will have to be cared for by the county
authorities.

~ The Hanover Herald, 14-Aug-1909

Freed, Joseph (Mr. & Mrs.) - 1909

Mr. and Mrs. Freed in Jail.

Joseph Freed and his wife, of near McSherrystown are in jail at Gettysburg, to await the action
of the grand jury.  Freed being wanted by the Gettysburg authorities, and his wife being
charged with assault and battery by her husband.  Mrs. Freed was committed to jail by Justice
V. H. Lilly, of McSherrystown.  Both defendants were arrested by constable Chas. D. Groft, of
McSherrystown.  They have several children who will have to be cared for by the county
authorities.

~ The Hanover Herald, 14-Aug-1909

Fleshman, Tobias H. - 1912

Second Amputation of Leg

Tobias H. Fleshman, of South St., Midway, who has been at the York hospital for
several months undergoing treatment for gangrene of the right leg, does not seem
to be improving.  Mr. Fleshman has undergone two operations upon the leg, one
below the knee, when he went to the hospital, and two weeks ago it was found
that the disease was advancing and the limb was amputated above the knee.

~ The Hanover Herald, 27-Jul-1912

Lingg, Nicholas - 1912

WOMAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Young Wife Of John Eltz, Near New Oxford, Takes Arsenic.

Family Troubles Said to Be the Cause – is the Mother of Two Children – Not the
First Time She Attempted Self-Destruction – Will Recover.

Considerable excitement was created in New Oxford on Sunday evening, when a
rumor prevailed that Mrs. John Eltz, of near that place, attempted to end her
life by taking poison.

The rumor was later confirmed, when Dr. J. L. Sheetz was summoned to the Eltz
home, where he found the young wife suffering from arsenic poisoning, and he
learned that the drug was taken with suicidal intent.  He immediately
administered an antidote, which counteracted the effects of the poison and the
woman has now almost completely recovered.

Another rumor is current that this is not the first attempt Mrs. Eltz has made
to end her life.  Domestic trouble is said to be the cause.  Continual worry, it
is stated, has so prayed upon her mind that at times she is irrational, and it
is then she makes attempts at self-destruction.

Mrs. Eltz’s maiden name was Loss, and she is only about 20 years of age.  She is
the mother of two children.  They were former residents of Straban township,
Adams county, but have been living in the vicinity of New Oxford for several
years.

The husband is a tenant on the Nichols Lingg farm, near that place, which was
the scene of the near tragedy on Sunday evening.

~ The Hanover Herald, 19-Oct-1912

You can visit the memorial page for Nicholas Lingg.

Sheetz, John L. (Dr.) - 1912

WOMAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Young Wife Of John Eltz, Near New Oxford, Takes Arsenic.

Family Troubles Said to Be the Cause – is the Mother of Two Children – Not the
First Time She Attempted Self-Destruction – Will Recover.

Considerable excitement was created in New Oxford on Sunday evening, when a
rumor prevailed that Mrs. John Eltz, of near that place, attempted to end her
life by taking poison.

The rumor was later confirmed, when Dr. J. L. Sheetz was summoned to the Eltz
home, where he found the young wife suffering from arsenic poisoning, and he
learned that the drug was taken with suicidal intent.  He immediately
administered an antidote, which counteracted the effects of the poison and the
woman has now almost completely recovered.

Another rumor is current that this is not the first attempt Mrs. Eltz has made
to end her life.  Domestic trouble is said to be the cause.  Continual worry, it
is stated, has so prayed upon her mind that at times she is irrational, and it
is then she makes attempts at self-destruction.

Mrs. Eltz’s maiden name was Loss, and she is only about 20 years of age.  She is
the mother of two children.  They were former residents of Straban township,
Adams county, but have been living in the vicinity of New Oxford for several
years.

The husband is a tenant on the Nichols Lingg farm, near that place, which was
the scene of the near tragedy on Sunday evening.

~ The Hanover Herald, 19-Oct-1912

 You can visit the memorial page for Dr. John L. Sheetz.

Eltz, John (Mrs.) [Loss] - 1912

WOMAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Young Wife Of John Eltz, Near New Oxford, Takes Arsenic.

Family Troubles Said to Be the Cause – is the Mother of Two Children – Not the
First Time She Attempted Self-Destruction – Will Recover.

Considerable excitement was created in New Oxford on Sunday evening, when a
rumor prevailed that Mrs. John Eltz, of near that place, attempted to end her
life by taking poison.

The rumor was later confirmed, when Dr. J. L. Sheetz was summoned to the Eltz
home, where he found the young wife suffering from arsenic poisoning, and he
learned that the drug was taken with suicidal intent.  He immediately
administered an antidote, which counteracted the effects of the poison and the
woman has now almost completely recovered.

Another rumor is current that this is not the first attempt Mrs. Eltz has made
to end her life.  Domestic trouble is said to be the cause.  Continual worry, it
is stated, has so prayed upon her mind that at times she is irrational, and it
is then she makes attempts at self-destruction.

Mrs. Eltz’s maiden name was Loss, and she is only about 20 years of age.  She is
the mother of two children.  They were former residents of Straban township,
Adams county, but have been living in the vicinity of New Oxford for several
years.

The husband is a tenant on the Nichols Lingg farm, near that place, which was
the scene of the near tragedy on Sunday evening.

~ The Hanover Herald, 19-Oct-1912

Deatrick, Curtis - 1913

FAMILY HOMELESS
Dwelling of Curtis Deatrick, Near East Berlin, Destroyed by Fire

Last Saturday the two-story frame dwelling of Curtis Deatrick, near East Berlin,
was destroyed by fire, together with the contents, with the exception of a couch
and a few small articles.  Loss about $2,000.

Mr. and Mrs. Deatrick were in a field planting corn, some distance from the
house, and about 11 o’clock they sent their 10-year-old daughter to the house to
prepare dinner.  The child started a fire and soon after discovered the roof of
the building was ablaze, evidently catching fire from sparks.  She hurriedly
called her parents, but they arrived too late to save the building, as the fire
had gained such headway that Mr. Deatrick could not enter the house.

Fifty dollars, which Mr. Deatrick had saved to make some improvements to his
home, also fell a prey to the flames.

~ The Hanover Herald, 18-May-1913

Wenk, Wilda - 1921

Deardorff Reunion

A reunion of the Deardorff family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, at
Gardners, on Sunday.  Those present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bream, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Burtner, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Wenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Yeatts, Wallace Bream,
Mearl Bream, Bruce Burtner, Kenneth Deardorff, Wilson Wenk, Leila Bream, Vera Group, Myrtle
Wenk, Mildred Wenk, Grace Wenk, Jenetta Wenk, Mary Wenk, Dorothy Burtner, Oneda Deardorff,
Helen Yeatts, Wilda Wenk.  One son in the far West and a daughter in New York were unable to
attend.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921

Yeatts, Helen - 1921

Deardorff Reunion

A reunion of the Deardorff family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, at
Gardners, on Sunday.  Those present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bream, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Burtner, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Wenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Yeatts, Wallace Bream,
Mearl Bream, Bruce Burtner, Kenneth Deardorff, Wilson Wenk, Leila Bream, Vera Group, Myrtle
Wenk, Mildred Wenk, Grace Wenk, Jenetta Wenk, Mary Wenk, Dorothy Burtner, Oneda Deardorff,
Helen Yeatts, Wilda Wenk.  One son in the far West and a daughter in New York were unable to
attend.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921

Deardorff, Oneda - 1921

Deardorff Reunion

A reunion of the Deardorff family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, at
Gardners, on Sunday.  Those present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bream, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Burtner, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Wenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Yeatts, Wallace Bream,
Mearl Bream, Bruce Burtner, Kenneth Deardorff, Wilson Wenk, Leila Bream, Vera Group, Myrtle
Wenk, Mildred Wenk, Grace Wenk, Jenetta Wenk, Mary Wenk, Dorothy Burtner, Oneda Deardorff,
Helen Yeatts, Wilda Wenk.  One son in the far West and a daughter in New York were unable to
attend.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921

Burtner, Dorothy - 1921

Deardorff Reunion

A reunion of the Deardorff family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, at
Gardners, on Sunday.  Those present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bream, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Burtner, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Wenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Yeatts, Wallace Bream,
Mearl Bream, Bruce Burtner, Kenneth Deardorff, Wilson Wenk, Leila Bream, Vera Group, Myrtle
Wenk, Mildred Wenk, Grace Wenk, Jenetta Wenk, Mary Wenk, Dorothy Burtner, Oneda Deardorff,
Helen Yeatts, Wilda Wenk.  One son in the far West and a daughter in New York were unable to
attend.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921

Wenk, Mary - 1921

Deardorff Reunion

A reunion of the Deardorff family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, at
Gardners, on Sunday.  Those present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bream, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Burtner, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Wenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Yeatts, Wallace Bream,
Mearl Bream, Bruce Burtner, Kenneth Deardorff, Wilson Wenk, Leila Bream, Vera Group, Myrtle
Wenk, Mildred Wenk, Grace Wenk, Jenetta Wenk, Mary Wenk, Dorothy Burtner, Oneda Deardorff,
Helen Yeatts, Wilda Wenk.  One son in the far West and a daughter in New York were unable to
attend.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921

Wenk, Jenetta - 1921

Deardorff Reunion

A reunion of the Deardorff family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, at
Gardners, on Sunday.  Those present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bream, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Burtner, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Wenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Yeatts, Wallace Bream,
Mearl Bream, Bruce Burtner, Kenneth Deardorff, Wilson Wenk, Leila Bream, Vera Group, Myrtle
Wenk, Mildred Wenk, Grace Wenk, Jenetta Wenk, Mary Wenk, Dorothy Burtner, Oneda Deardorff,
Helen Yeatts, Wilda Wenk.  One son in the far West and a daughter in New York were unable to
attend.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921

Wenk, Grace - 1921

Deardorff Reunion

A reunion of the Deardorff family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, at
Gardners, on Sunday.  Those present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bream, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Burtner, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Wenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Yeatts, Wallace Bream,
Mearl Bream, Bruce Burtner, Kenneth Deardorff, Wilson Wenk, Leila Bream, Vera Group, Myrtle
Wenk, Mildred Wenk, Grace Wenk, Jenetta Wenk, Mary Wenk, Dorothy Burtner, Oneda Deardorff,
Helen Yeatts, Wilda Wenk.  One son in the far West and a daughter in New York were unable to
attend.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921

Wenk, Mildred - 1921

Deardorff Reunion

A reunion of the Deardorff family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, at
Gardners, on Sunday.  Those present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bream, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Burtner, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Wenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Yeatts, Wallace Bream,
Mearl Bream, Bruce Burtner, Kenneth Deardorff, Wilson Wenk, Leila Bream, Vera Group, Myrtle
Wenk, Mildred Wenk, Grace Wenk, Jenetta Wenk, Mary Wenk, Dorothy Burtner, Oneda Deardorff,
Helen Yeatts, Wilda Wenk.  One son in the far West and a daughter in New York were unable to
attend.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921

Wenk, Myrtle - 1921

Deardorff Reunion

A reunion of the Deardorff family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, at
Gardners, on Sunday.  Those present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bream, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Burtner, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Wenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Yeatts, Wallace Bream,
Mearl Bream, Bruce Burtner, Kenneth Deardorff, Wilson Wenk, Leila Bream, Vera Group, Myrtle
Wenk, Mildred Wenk, Grace Wenk, Jenetta Wenk, Mary Wenk, Dorothy Burtner, Oneda Deardorff,
Helen Yeatts, Wilda Wenk.  One son in the far West and a daughter in New York were unable to
attend.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921


BIRTHDAY PARTY

A very pleasant surprise party was held Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose
Heller, in honor of Mr. Heller’s 52nd birthday.

Those present were:  Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Heller, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Starner, Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Black, Mr. and Mrs. John Hinkle, Mr. and Mrs. Carey Black, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Heller,
Mrs. Lucy Black, Misses Ruth Brough, Myrtle Wenk, Mildred Warner, Marjorie Brough, Eva Thomas,
Eva Heller, Ada Hinkle, Della Heller, Hazel Deatrick, Edna Heller, Isabelle Thomas, May Black,
Ruth Heller, Marion Taylor, Elizabeth Heller, Ruby Black, Messrs. Jerry Taylor, John Brough,
Albert Warner, Charles Heller, Glen Brough, Elmer Heller, Keller Bucher, Martin Heller, Group
Orner, Arthur Cluck, Melvin Black, Harry Heller, McClellan Warren, Lester Warner, George Cluck,
Ralph Bretzman, Herman Warner, Marlin Heller, Harry Tuckey, Dale Shaeffer, Wilson Wenk, Edgar
Baldwin, Sterling Barbour, Roy Fenton, Paul Orner and Harry Warren.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921

Group, Vera - 1921

Deardorff Reunion

A reunion of the Deardorff family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, at
Gardners, on Sunday.  Those present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bream, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Burtner, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Wenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Yeatts, Wallace Bream,
Mearl Bream, Bruce Burtner, Kenneth Deardorff, Wilson Wenk, Leila Bream, Vera Group, Myrtle
Wenk, Mildred Wenk, Grace Wenk, Jenetta Wenk, Mary Wenk, Dorothy Burtner, Oneda Deardorff,
Helen Yeatts, Wilda Wenk.  One son in the far West and a daughter in New York were unable to
attend.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921

Bream, Lelia - 1921

Deardorff Reunion

A reunion of the Deardorff family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, at
Gardners, on Sunday.  Those present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bream, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Burtner, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Wenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Yeatts, Wallace Bream,
Mearl Bream, Bruce Burtner, Kenneth Deardorff, Wilson Wenk, Leila Bream, Vera Group, Myrtle
Wenk, Mildred Wenk, Grace Wenk, Jenetta Wenk, Mary Wenk, Dorothy Burtner, Oneda Deardorff,
Helen Yeatts, Wilda Wenk.  One son in the far West and a daughter in New York were unable to
attend.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921

Wenk, Wilson - 1921

Deardorff Reunion

A reunion of the Deardorff family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, at
Gardners, on Sunday.  Those present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bream, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Burtner, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Wenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Yeatts, Wallace Bream,
Mearl Bream, Bruce Burtner, Kenneth Deardorff, Wilson Wenk, Leila Bream, Vera Group, Myrtle
Wenk, Mildred Wenk, Grace Wenk, Jenetta Wenk, Mary Wenk, Dorothy Burtner, Oneda Deardorff,
Helen Yeatts, Wilda Wenk.  One son in the far West and a daughter in New York were unable to
attend.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921


BIRTHDAY PARTY

A very pleasant surprise party was held Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose
Heller, in honor of Mr. Heller’s 52nd birthday.

Those present were:  Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Heller, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Starner, Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Black, Mr. and Mrs. John Hinkle, Mr. and Mrs. Carey Black, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Heller,
Mrs. Lucy Black, Misses Ruth Brough, Myrtle Wenk, Mildred Warner, Marjorie Brough, Eva Thomas,
Eva Heller, Ada Hinkle, Della Heller, Hazel Deatrick, Edna Heller, Isabelle Thomas, May Black,
Ruth Heller, Marion Taylor, Elizabeth Heller, Ruby Black, Messrs. Jerry Taylor, John Brough,
Albert Warner, Charles Heller, Glen Brough, Elmer Heller, Keller Bucher, Martin Heller, Group
Orner, Arthur Cluck, Melvin Black, Harry Heller, McClellan Warren, Lester Warner, George Cluck,
Ralph Bretzman, Herman Warner, Marlin Heller, Harry Tuckey, Dale Shaeffer, Wilson Wenk, Edgar
Baldwin, Sterling Barbour, Roy Fenton, Paul Orner and Harry Warren.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921

Deardorff, Kenneth - 1921

Deardorff Reunion

A reunion of the Deardorff family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, at
Gardners, on Sunday.  Those present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bream, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Burtner, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Wenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Yeatts, Wallace Bream,
Mearl Bream, Bruce Burtner, Kenneth Deardorff, Wilson Wenk, Leila Bream, Vera Group, Myrtle
Wenk, Mildred Wenk, Grace Wenk, Jenetta Wenk, Mary Wenk, Dorothy Burtner, Oneda Deardorff,
Helen Yeatts, Wilda Wenk.  One son in the far West and a daughter in New York were unable to
attend.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921

Burtner, Bruce - 1921

Deardorff Reunion

A reunion of the Deardorff family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, at
Gardners, on Sunday.  Those present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bream, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Burtner, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Wenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Yeatts, Wallace Bream,
Mearl Bream, Bruce Burtner, Kenneth Deardorff, Wilson Wenk, Leila Bream, Vera Group, Myrtle
Wenk, Mildred Wenk, Grace Wenk, Jenetta Wenk, Mary Wenk, Dorothy Burtner, Oneda Deardorff,
Helen Yeatts, Wilda Wenk.  One son in the far West and a daughter in New York were unable to
attend.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921

Bream, Mearl - 1921

Deardorff Reunion

A reunion of the Deardorff family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, at
Gardners, on Sunday.  Those present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bream, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Burtner, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Wenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Yeatts, Wallace Bream,
Mearl Bream, Bruce Burtner, Kenneth Deardorff, Wilson Wenk, Leila Bream, Vera Group, Myrtle
Wenk, Mildred Wenk, Grace Wenk, Jenetta Wenk, Mary Wenk, Dorothy Burtner, Oneda Deardorff,
Helen Yeatts, Wilda Wenk.  One son in the far West and a daughter in New York were unable to
attend.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921

Bream, Wallace - 1921

Deardorff Reunion

A reunion of the Deardorff family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, at
Gardners, on Sunday.  Those present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bream, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Burtner, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Wenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Yeatts, Wallace Bream,
Mearl Bream, Bruce Burtner, Kenneth Deardorff, Wilson Wenk, Leila Bream, Vera Group, Myrtle
Wenk, Mildred Wenk, Grace Wenk, Jenetta Wenk, Mary Wenk, Dorothy Burtner, Oneda Deardorff,
Helen Yeatts, Wilda Wenk.  One son in the far West and a daughter in New York were unable to
attend.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921

Yeatts, George (Mr. & Mrs.) - 1921

Deardorff Reunion

A reunion of the Deardorff family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, at
Gardners, on Sunday.  Those present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bream, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Burtner, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Wenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Yeatts, Wallace Bream,
Mearl Bream, Bruce Burtner, Kenneth Deardorff, Wilson Wenk, Leila Bream, Vera Group, Myrtle
Wenk, Mildred Wenk, Grace Wenk, Jenetta Wenk, Mary Wenk, Dorothy Burtner, Oneda Deardorff,
Helen Yeatts, Wilda Wenk.  One son in the far West and a daughter in New York were unable to
attend.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921

Deardorff, Arbin (Mr. & Mrs.) - 1921

Deardorff Reunion

A reunion of the Deardorff family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, at
Gardners, on Sunday.  Those present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bream, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Burtner, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Wenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Yeatts, Wallace Bream,
Mearl Bream, Bruce Burtner, Kenneth Deardorff, Wilson Wenk, Leila Bream, Vera Group, Myrtle
Wenk, Mildred Wenk, Grace Wenk, Jenetta Wenk, Mary Wenk, Dorothy Burtner, Oneda Deardorff,
Helen Yeatts, Wilda Wenk.  One son in the far West and a daughter in New York were unable to
attend.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921

Wenk, Emma Kate [Deardorff] - 1921

Deardorff Reunion

A reunion of the Deardorff family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, at
Gardners, on Sunday.  Those present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bream, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Burtner, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Wenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Yeatts, Wallace Bream,
Mearl Bream, Bruce Burtner, Kenneth Deardorff, Wilson Wenk, Leila Bream, Vera Group, Myrtle
Wenk, Mildred Wenk, Grace Wenk, Jenetta Wenk, Mary Wenk, Dorothy Burtner, Oneda Deardorff,
Helen Yeatts, Wilda Wenk.  One son in the far West and a daughter in New York were unable to
attend.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921

You can visit the memorial page for Abraham Wilson Wenk.
You can visit the memorial page for Emma Kate [Deardorff] Wenk.

Wenk, Abraham Wilson - 1921

Deardorff Reunion

A reunion of the Deardorff family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, at
Gardners, on Sunday.  Those present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bream, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Burtner, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Wenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Yeatts, Wallace Bream,
Mearl Bream, Bruce Burtner, Kenneth Deardorff, Wilson Wenk, Leila Bream, Vera Group, Myrtle
Wenk, Mildred Wenk, Grace Wenk, Jenetta Wenk, Mary Wenk, Dorothy Burtner, Oneda Deardorff,
Helen Yeatts, Wilda Wenk.  One son in the far West and a daughter in New York were unable to
attend.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921

You can visit the memorial page for Abraham Wilson Wenk.
You can visit the memorial page for Emma Kate [Deardorff] Wenk.

Burtner, Annie E. [Deardorff] - 1921

Deardorff Reunion

A reunion of the Deardorff family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, at
Gardners, on Sunday.  Those present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bream, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Burtner, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Wenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Yeatts, Wallace Bream,
Mearl Bream, Bruce Burtner, Kenneth Deardorff, Wilson Wenk, Leila Bream, Vera Group, Myrtle
Wenk, Mildred Wenk, Grace Wenk, Jenetta Wenk, Mary Wenk, Dorothy Burtner, Oneda Deardorff,
Helen Yeatts, Wilda Wenk.  One son in the far West and a daughter in New York were unable to
attend.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921

You can visit the memorial page for Lemuel Austin Burtner.
You can visit the memorial page for Annie E. [Deardorff] Burtner.

Burtner, Lemuel Austin - 1921

Deardorff Reunion

A reunion of the Deardorff family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, at
Gardners, on Sunday.  Those present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bream, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Burtner, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Wenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Yeatts, Wallace Bream,
Mearl Bream, Bruce Burtner, Kenneth Deardorff, Wilson Wenk, Leila Bream, Vera Group, Myrtle
Wenk, Mildred Wenk, Grace Wenk, Jenetta Wenk, Mary Wenk, Dorothy Burtner, Oneda Deardorff,
Helen Yeatts, Wilda Wenk.  One son in the far West and a daughter in New York were unable to
attend.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921

You can visit the memorial page for Lemuel Austin Burtner.
You can visit the memorial page for Annie E. [Deardorff] Burtner.

Bream, C. D. (Mr. & Mrs.) - 1921

Deardorff Reunion

A reunion of the Deardorff family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, at
Gardners, on Sunday.  Those present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bream, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Burtner, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Wenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Yeatts, Wallace Bream,
Mearl Bream, Bruce Burtner, Kenneth Deardorff, Wilson Wenk, Leila Bream, Vera Group, Myrtle
Wenk, Mildred Wenk, Grace Wenk, Jenetta Wenk, Mary Wenk, Dorothy Burtner, Oneda Deardorff,
Helen Yeatts, Wilda Wenk.  One son in the far West and a daughter in New York were unable to
attend.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921

Deardorff, Henry (Mr. & Mrs.) - 1921

Deardorff Reunion

A reunion of the Deardorff family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, at
Gardners, on Sunday.  Those present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bream, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Burtner, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Wenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Yeatts, Wallace Bream,
Mearl Bream, Bruce Burtner, Kenneth Deardorff, Wilson Wenk, Leila Bream, Vera Group, Myrtle
Wenk, Mildred Wenk, Grace Wenk, Jenetta Wenk, Mary Wenk, Dorothy Burtner, Oneda Deardorff,
Helen Yeatts, Wilda Wenk.  One son in the far West and a daughter in New York were unable to
attend.

~ The Star And Sentinel, 25-Jun-1921

Britcher, Willie - 1906

A Family Reunion

On Saturday, Aug. 11, there was a very enjoyable family reunion held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Levi Crum in Quaker Valley.  A sumptuous dinner and supper made up of all the delicacies of
the season were served on the lawn, to which all did ample justice.  Those present were: - Mr.
and Mrs. Levi Crum, Flora Dale; Mrs. Lucy Whitmore, Mrs. Margaret Slaybaugh, Mrs. Susan Kahn,
Miss Maria Crum, of Mummasburg; Mrs. Lizzie Weaver, Mrs. Jennie Bushey and 3 children, Mr. and
Mrs. William McDannel, all of Biglerville; Mrs. Belle Bittinger, Mr. and Mrs. Philip J.
Schriver and five children, of Gettysburg; Mr. and Mrs. Willis Pitzer, of Arendtsville, and
Willie Britcher, of Aspers.

~ Star and Sentinel, 15-Aug-1906

Pitzer, Mary Alice [Crum] - 1906

A Family Reunion

On Saturday, Aug. 11, there was a very enjoyable family reunion held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Levi Crum in Quaker Valley.  A sumptuous dinner and supper made up of all the delicacies of
the season were served on the lawn, to which all did ample justice.  Those present were: - Mr.
and Mrs. Levi Crum, Flora Dale; Mrs. Lucy Whitmore, Mrs. Margaret Slaybaugh, Mrs. Susan Kahn,
Miss Maria Crum, of Mummasburg; Mrs. Lizzie Weaver, Mrs. Jennie Bushey and 3 children, Mr. and
Mrs. William McDannel, all of Biglerville; Mrs. Belle Bittinger, Mr. and Mrs. Philip J.
Schriver and five children, of Gettysburg; Mr. and Mrs. Willis Pitzer, of Arendtsville, and
Willie Britcher, of Aspers.

~ Star and Sentinel, 15-Aug-1906

You can visit the memorial page for Willis Hanson Pitzer.
You can visit the memorial page for Mary Alice [Crum] Pitzer.

Pitzer, Willis Hanson - 1906

A Family Reunion

On Saturday, Aug. 11, there was a very enjoyable family reunion held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Levi Crum in Quaker Valley.  A sumptuous dinner and supper made up of all the delicacies of
the season were served on the lawn, to which all did ample justice.  Those present were: - Mr.
and Mrs. Levi Crum, Flora Dale; Mrs. Lucy Whitmore, Mrs. Margaret Slaybaugh, Mrs. Susan Kahn,
Miss Maria Crum, of Mummasburg; Mrs. Lizzie Weaver, Mrs. Jennie Bushey and 3 children, Mr. and
Mrs. William McDannel, all of Biglerville; Mrs. Belle Bittinger, Mr. and Mrs. Philip J.
Schriver and five children, of Gettysburg; Mr. and Mrs. Willis Pitzer, of Arendtsville, and
Willie Britcher, of Aspers.

~ Star and Sentinel, 15-Aug-1906

You can visit the memorial page for Willis Hanson Pitzer.
You can visit the memorial page for Mary Alice [Crum] Pitzer.

Schriver, Lottie Nora [Crum] - 1906

A Family Reunion

On Saturday, Aug. 11, there was a very enjoyable family reunion held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Levi Crum in Quaker Valley.  A sumptuous dinner and supper made up of all the delicacies of
the season were served on the lawn, to which all did ample justice.  Those present were: - Mr.
and Mrs. Levi Crum, Flora Dale; Mrs. Lucy Whitmore, Mrs. Margaret Slaybaugh, Mrs. Susan Kahn,
Miss Maria Crum, of Mummasburg; Mrs. Lizzie Weaver, Mrs. Jennie Bushey and 3 children, Mr. and
Mrs. William McDannel, all of Biglerville; Mrs. Belle Bittinger, Mr. and Mrs. Philip J.
Schriver and five children, of Gettysburg; Mr. and Mrs. Willis Pitzer, of Arendtsville, and
Willie Britcher, of Aspers.

~ Star and Sentinel, 15-Aug-1906

You can visit the memorial page for Philip Jacob Schriver.
You can visit the memorial page for Lottie Nora [Crum] Schriver.

Schriver, Philip Jacob - 1906

A Family Reunion

On Saturday, Aug. 11, there was a very enjoyable family reunion held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Levi Crum in Quaker Valley.  A sumptuous dinner and supper made up of all the delicacies of
the season were served on the lawn, to which all did ample justice.  Those present were: - Mr.
and Mrs. Levi Crum, Flora Dale; Mrs. Lucy Whitmore, Mrs. Margaret Slaybaugh, Mrs. Susan Kahn,
Miss Maria Crum, of Mummasburg; Mrs. Lizzie Weaver, Mrs. Jennie Bushey and 3 children, Mr. and
Mrs. William McDannel, all of Biglerville; Mrs. Belle Bittinger, Mr. and Mrs. Philip J.
Schriver and five children, of Gettysburg; Mr. and Mrs. Willis Pitzer, of Arendtsville, and
Willie Britcher, of Aspers.

~ Star and Sentinel, 15-Aug-1906

You can visit the memorial page for Philip Jacob Schriver.
You can visit the memorial page for Lottie Nora [Crum] Schriver.

McDannel, Cora L. [Crum] - 1906

A Family Reunion

On Saturday, Aug. 11, there was a very enjoyable family reunion held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Levi Crum in Quaker Valley.  A sumptuous dinner and supper made up of all the delicacies of
the season were served on the lawn, to which all did ample justice.  Those present were: - Mr.
and Mrs. Levi Crum, Flora Dale; Mrs. Lucy Whitmore, Mrs. Margaret Slaybaugh, Mrs. Susan Kahn,
Miss Maria Crum, of Mummasburg; Mrs. Lizzie Weaver, Mrs. Jennie Bushey and 3 children, Mr. and Mrs. William McDannel, all of Biglerville; Mrs. Belle Bittinger, Mr. and Mrs. Philip J.
Schriver and five children, of Gettysburg; Mr. and Mrs. Willis Pitzer, of Arendtsville, and
Willie Britcher, of Aspers.

~ Star and Sentinel, 15-Aug-1906

You can visit the memorial page for William F. McDannel.
You can visit the memorial page for Cora L. [Crum] McDannel.

Bittinger, Belle (Mrs.) - 1906

A Family Reunion

On Saturday, Aug. 11, there was a very enjoyable family reunion held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Levi Crum in Quaker Valley.  A sumptuous dinner and supper made up of all the delicacies of
the season were served on the lawn, to which all did ample justice.  Those present were: - Mr.
and Mrs. Levi Crum, Flora Dale; Mrs. Lucy Whitmore, Mrs. Margaret Slaybaugh, Mrs. Susan Kahn,
Miss Maria Crum, of Mummasburg; Mrs. Lizzie Weaver, Mrs. Jennie Bushey and 3 children, Mr. and
Mrs. William McDannel, all of Biglerville; Mrs. Belle Bittinger, Mr. and Mrs. Philip J.
Schriver and five children, of Gettysburg; Mr. and Mrs. Willis Pitzer, of Arendtsville, and
Willie Britcher, of Aspers.

~ Star and Sentinel, 15-Aug-1906

McDannel, William F. - 1906

A Family Reunion

On Saturday, Aug. 11, there was a very enjoyable family reunion held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Levi Crum in Quaker Valley.  A sumptuous dinner and supper made up of all the delicacies of
the season were served on the lawn, to which all did ample justice.  Those present were: - Mr.
and Mrs. Levi Crum, Flora Dale; Mrs. Lucy Whitmore, Mrs. Margaret Slaybaugh, Mrs. Susan Kahn,
Miss Maria Crum, of Mummasburg; Mrs. Lizzie Weaver, Mrs. Jennie Bushey and 3 children, Mr. and Mrs. William McDannel, all of Biglerville; Mrs. Belle Bittinger, Mr. and Mrs. Philip J.
Schriver and five children, of Gettysburg; Mr. and Mrs. Willis Pitzer, of Arendtsville, and
Willie Britcher, of Aspers.

~ Star and Sentinel, 15-Aug-1906

You can visit the memorial page for William F. McDannel.
You can visit the memorial page for Cora L. [Crum] McDannel.

Bushey, Jennie Belle [Crum] - 1906

A Family Reunion

On Saturday, Aug. 11, there was a very enjoyable family reunion held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Levi Crum in Quaker Valley.  A sumptuous dinner and supper made up of all the delicacies of
the season were served on the lawn, to which all did ample justice.  Those present were: - Mr.
and Mrs. Levi Crum, Flora Dale; Mrs. Lucy Whitmore, Mrs. Margaret Slaybaugh, Mrs. Susan Kahn,
Miss Maria Crum, of Mummasburg; Mrs. Lizzie Weaver, Mrs. Jennie Bushey and 3 children, Mr. and Mrs. William McDannel, all of Biglerville; Mrs. Belle Bittinger, Mr. and Mrs. Philip J.
Schriver and five children, of Gettysburg; Mr. and Mrs. Willis Pitzer, of Arendtsville, and
Willie Britcher, of Aspers.

~ Star and Sentinel, 15-Aug-1906

You can visit the memorial page for Jennie Belle [Crum] Bushey.

Weaver, Lizzie - 1906

A Family Reunion

On Saturday, Aug. 11, there was a very enjoyable family reunion held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Levi Crum in Quaker Valley.  A sumptuous dinner and supper made up of all the delicacies of
the season were served on the lawn, to which all did ample justice.  Those present were: - Mr.
and Mrs. Levi Crum, Flora Dale; Mrs. Lucy Whitmore, Mrs. Margaret Slaybaugh, Mrs. Susan Kahn,
Miss Maria Crum, of Mummasburg; Mrs. Lizzie Weaver, Mrs. Jennie Bushey and 3 children, Mr. and Mrs. William McDannel, all of Biglerville; Mrs. Belle Bittinger, Mr. and Mrs. Philip J.
Schriver and five children, of Gettysburg; Mr. and Mrs. Willis Pitzer, of Arendtsville, and
Willie Britcher, of Aspers.

~ Star and Sentinel, 15-Aug-1906