Wititz Post Office Second Class Matter Entry
The notice states the entry is recorded at Wititz Pennsylvania, noting the post office classified as second class matter.
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Wititz, Pa
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1924
Page
4
Terrible Crime in East Warwick
A murder suicide in Lititz County shocked the neighborhood when Richard Sammet 35 and his housekeeper Mrs. Kate Nagel 43 were found dead at their home along Lititz Creek. A shotgun lay beside them after Sammet killed Nagel then shot himself. The tragedy followed years of conflict amid a complex love triangle and marital history. The two had a son aged two and a half who found the bodies at noon. Funeral services were held separately and private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sammet
Kate Nagel
Mill Dam
Lititz Creek
Lititz
Sammet
Richard
Summet
Fater
Catherine Sammit
Nagel
Rudy Heck
Owl Hill
Albert Wornberger
Nagle
Martin Hornberger
Albert
Floyd
Irwin
Robert
Erla
Sanmet
Denver
Mellinger
United Zion Church
Rothsville
Rothsville Lutheran Cemetery
Rev S A Heisey to Deliver Last Akron Sermon
Akron church news notes Rev S A Heisey will preach his final sermon Sunday at 10 A M as pastor of the United Evangelical Church serving Akron Brownstown and Rothsville for five years two months Easter exercises follow the morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Heisey
United Evangelical Church
Akron
Brownstown
Rothsville
Social Roundup Remembers Local Families and Events
The column lists visits among Reading area families including Elmer Yinally, Stewart, Wess, Hartman, Gamer, Keller, and Elser households. It notes school closing taught by Miss Keller, Easter services at St Johns Brickerville, and a Brooder fire at C B Harnish's with 21 chicks lost. G M Zeiser begins building a chicken house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Yinally
Reading
L. Stewart and Son
Womelsdorf
D. T. Wess
George Hartman
Clayton Gamer and
Reed and
Melvin
Jesse Martin
Talmage
Miss Keller
John Galebach
Penryn
Samuel B. Keller
Edna Nissley
Samuel Elser
Ellen Frantz
Laura Kline
Brunnerville
Abram Zug
Lincoln
David Eshleman
Lottie Nies
Lititz
Arlington Gerhart
Manheim
J. W. Gerhart
Athenara Gerhart
Millersville
N.S
St. Johns Church
Brickerville
C. B. Harnish
G. M. Zeiser
Local business and rail developments at a rural town
A resident plans a 22 by 60 foot house and expands poultry to about 1500 chicks. Conestoga Traction builds a waiting room and freight warehouse as car service starts weekly. Rev L A Werner conducts Passion Week services. Rev S A Heisey attends Conference in Reading. Heisey’s five year term ends with departure from Akron Brownstown Rothsville. C Hackman family and Mrs Sarah Hackman of Pine Hill visit Leroy Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conestoga Traction Company
L. A. Werner
Sion
Evangelical Church
S. A. Heisey
Reading
Akron
Brownstown
Rothsville
C. Hackman
Sarah Hackman
Pine Hill
Leroy Wolf
Morris Wolf and Family Visit Former Parents in Lititz
Morris Wolf and his family from Lititz were Sunday visitors at the home of the former's parents, sharing time together and catching up on family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Wolf
Lititz
Easter Candy Sale At Pfantz’s Store
Mellinger’s Pure Easter Candy is on sale at Pfantz’s Store. A Duck Dinner at Burkholder’s Restaurant is offered on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prantz
Ritchie
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East Warwick
Housekeeper
Harding
White House
Indiana
Washington
Thomas R. Marshall
Akron News
Lutheran and Evangelical
Jacob Landis
New York
Elmer
N. Y
J. P. Hess
J. J. Messner
Anna Mellinger
Strasburg
Harry Hess
Mastersonville
John Hess
Fannie Wolf
Lancaster
Laura Roland
William
N. Wolf
Lawrence Hackman
Audrey
Ephrata
Paul Herr
Richard, Elwood
Harry Zwally
Marie Sweigart
S. Hackman
Alvin Hess
W. B. Buch
Cloyd Rhoads
Reamstown
Samuel Speran
Kathryn
William Ravegum
Lemon Kahler
H. B. Shirker
Jacob Hackman
Phares Leed
Daniel Smith
Cora Albright
Carpenter Zwally
Paramount
Jack
Harold Lloyd
Lloyd's
John R. Bucher
Columbia, Pa
Trimmer’s Store News
Atlas
Trimmer
Keystone Furniture Co
W. King St
Pennsylvania
Lancaster, Pa
Lance. Co. Farm Sales
M. M. Garman
Lancaster and Lititz
Harris Bldg
Broad Street Dept. Store
Swift
Parker D. Q
D. Q
Wertsch
Europe
America
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