Easter clothes boom at Lititz Clothing & Shoe Store
A wave of Easter shopping is expected with stores vying for customers. Lititz Clothing & Shoe Store aims to offer the best value for price as the parade season approaches. A local tale notes Frank Reed’s blind chick, three weeks old, surviving well after losing its eyes and finding feed and water on its own. Reports also mention a four-legged chicken hatched from an egg linked to the Spickler flock.
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Lititz Clothing & Shoe Store
Lititz
Frank Reed
Front Street
Frank Spickler
Last Summons Notices Deaths and Survivors Reported
Obituaries note deaths in Lancaster area with survivors including John Wein and Mrs. Christ Bear among siblings. Virginia Gerham, former Linden Hall art teacher, buried in Lancaster aged 68. Lydia Hertzog dies at 73 with 45 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Funeral details listed for Hertzog and Gerham families, plus farm goods sale at Miller and Stahbecker's Store Lititz.
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Virginia Gerham
Lancaster
Linden Hall Seminary
B. V
Elizabeth Gerhart
Lehighton Gerhart
Lewistown
Lydia Hertzog
Samuel Hertzog
Lancaster General
Schoeneck
Elizabeth Keller
Michael Keller
Ephrata
Catharine
Reuben Wahnestock
Mary
John Ailishman
Tiggie
Wilson Hard
Oregon
Nathan Keller
Lincoln
Benjamin
Martha
Peter Burkholder
Octavia
Nebraska
Phares M. Fry
Mellinger
Otto Stephan explains barn cow incident and credit to neighbors
Otto A Stephan sets the record straight about an early evening event at his barn near Lititz. He recounts tying a cow to a Jenny Ling, then a sequence of moral support from Ralph Adams Amos Witmer and L W Sensenig. Stephan thanks Sensenig and Delp for their fair conduct during the confusion.
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Delp
Amos Witmer
Jacobs 1D
Gantz
Daly's
L W. Sensenig
Mr. Delp
Mr. Sensenig
Mr. Sengenig
Sensenig
Mr Delp
Dog Hevan dog with peculiar habit roams town seeking admission
A dog named Went to Dog Heaven, twelve years old, known for a peculiar habit. He visited various places in town and barked for admittance. If punished he would stay away a week, then return only if his master showed approval.
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Hone
Grocery Ad Highlights Value Buys for Readers
A compact list shows Mothers Oats at 25 cents for 2 packages, Wilbur's Cocoa 39 cents for 2 pounds, Nice Head Rice 25 cents for 2 pounds, Cream Corn Starch 18 cents for 2 packages, and Post Toasties 25 cents, reflecting a period sale page with everyday kitchen staples.
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Wilbur
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the Victory Liberty
Farmers Natl Bank
Penna
Eurvives
John
Wein
Manheim
Christ Bear
Wellington Pfautz
Tully
Fairview Cemetery
Linden Hall
Lydia Mertzog
Miller & Stahbecker’s
Otto A. Stephan
Seaman & Seed
Broad St
Ind
Beil Phones
Lititz Springs National Bank
Lititz, Pa
D. M. Graybill
Ei, H. Dietim
Victor
Columbia
Grace Sturgis
Nation Department
Richardson's
Germantown
Catherine Herr
Sanitary
N. B
Jersey
Teco
Seryus
Pefautz Bros
East Main Street
Spruce Street
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