History of Beaver Springs, Penn'a and cenntennial souvenir book . rings. Feb. 2. 1890, by Rev. Landis, HarryM. Matter and Louisa J. Haines, both:of Beaver CITIZENS OF BEAVER SPRINOS WILLIAM H. MITCHELL. Mr. Mitchell, leader of the Beaver Springs bandand orchestra, was born Sept, 2, 18()4, and is theson of Amos E. Mitchell, residing tw« miles west•of Beaver Springs. He received a education and in November, 1883, becamea member of the Beaver Springs feand and afterbeing a member three weeks was chosen leaderand conductor and has held that position to the PALMER 5, MITCH
History of Beaver Springs, Penn'a and cenntennial souvenir book . rings. Feb. 2. 1890, by Rev. Landis, HarryM. Matter and Louisa J. Haines, both:of Beaver CITIZENS OF BEAVER SPRINOS WILLIAM H. MITCHELL. Mr. Mitchell, leader of the Beaver Springs bandand orchestra, was born Sept, 2, 18()4, and is theson of Amos E. Mitchell, residing tw« miles west•of Beaver Springs. He received a education and in November, 1883, becamea member of the Beaver Springs feand and afterbeing a member three weeks was chosen leaderand conductor and has held that position to the PALMER 5, MITCHELL. Mr. Mitchell is a son of W. H. Mitchell and wasborn Oct. 13, 1886, two miles west of BeaverSprings. In November, 1804, at the age of eightyears, he became a member of the Adamsburg(now Beaver Springs) band and two years laterarranged his first piece of music for the is also a leading member in the Sundayschool orchestra. In 1905 he was elected leaderof the Choral society of the Lutheran congrega-tion: he united with the Evan. Luthera<i church. ;present time. On Sept. 28, 1884, he was marriedio Miss S. J. Wagner^ daughter of Henry Wag-ner. Two children wer^ born to this union:Palmer S, and Lettice M. Mr., Mitchell has fol- tlowed farmingand peach growing and was elected .school director forone term; united with the Evan. iLutheran church at the age of eighteen years,and has been a member -of the church councilsleven years, to the pwesent time, also serving as :Sunday school superintendent for one year. in April, 18Q9, Rev. I. P. Zimmerman, present occupation is teaching vocal and in-strumental music. last the to the Marriagfes. Oct. 31, 1897, by Rev. B. F. Kautz,Ambrose W. Aurand, of Adamsburg,to Hettie Hartley, of McClure. Oct. 5, 1871, by Rev. Casper, AlvinUlsh, of West Beaver Twp., to Aman-da Riegel, of Beaver Twp. Dec. 31, 1876, by Rev. Casper, Wil-liam Riegel and Mary Maurer, both•of Adams Twp. Jan. 1, 1839, Andrew Ulsh, Jr., toCatherine Mill
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