Obituary Benjamin S Bradley 85 Died In Salunga Home
Benjamin S Bradley age 85 died at 5 P M Friday from complications at his daughter Mrs Samuel Zerphy s home in Salunga He is survived by daughters Mrs Fannie Ruhl Leola Mrs Lizzie Wintermyer Mr Joy Mrs Hattie Royer Mr Joy Mrs Elmer Witman and Mrs Mahlon Mull all of Manheim R D and Mrs Samuel Rover of Manheim Twenty nine grandchildren forty two great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren Also survived Services were held at 2 P M Monday at his daughter s home with a 230 P M service at Kreiders Brethren Church near Manheim Interment followed in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin S. Bradley
Samuel Zerphy
Salunga
Zerphy
Fannie Ruhl
Leola
Lizzie Wintermyer
Joy
Hettie Royer
Elmer Witman
Mahlon Mull
Manheim R. D
Samuel Rover
Manheim
Kreider’s
Brethren
Reverend E. S. Hagen’s Wife Dies After Illness
Mrs. E S Hagen of Bethlehem and former Lititz resident died Thursday after over a year of illness. funeral held Monday at Lititz Moravian Church at 3 PM. Survived by husband Rt Rev E S Hagen pastor at Lititz for 15 years, four children Franklin Hagen Cornwall on Hudson Ernest Hagen New York Mrs Oscar Mills New York City, and Mrs Fred Pfaff Winston-Salem. Six grandchildren.
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Hagen
Bethlehem
Lititz
Lititz Moravian Church
E. S. Hagen
Franklin Hagen
Cornwall on-the-Hudson
Ernest Hagen
New York
Oscar Mills
New Dork
Staten Island
Fred Pfaff
Winston-Salem
N. Y
Death of Miss Mary E. Sheaffer in Lancaster
Mary E. Sheaffer, 64, died Wednesday morning at Lancaster General Hospital. She resided in the Moravian Home, Lititz, and was the last of her family. Services were held at Nash funeral home at 2 PM Saturday with interment in Lancaster Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Sheaffer
Lancaster General Hospital
Lititz
Nash Funeral Home
Lancaster Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Catherine O Donoghue
Mrs Anna Catherine O Donoghue 76 died last Saturday morning at the Brethren Home Neffaville. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the home. She is survived by 4 children 10 grandchildren and 4 sisters all of New York. BR M Spacht was funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Catherine O'Donoghue
Brethren Home
Neffaville
New York
BR. M. Spacht
Mrs Mamie Shenberger Rites Held at Beck Bros
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday afternoon at Beck Bros Funeral Home for Mrs Mamie Shenberger 55 of Spruce Street wife of Wilson Shenberger. She died at Lancaster General Hospital last Friday after a 12 year illness. Born at Clay she lived in Lititz thirty seven years and was a Moravian Church member. She is survived by her husband.
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Beck Bros
Mamie Shenberger
Spruce Street
Wilson Shenberger
Lancaster General Hospital
James H
Clementine Mohler Kriek
Clay
Lititz
Moravian Church
Krick Family Relatives Named in Lancaster Obituary
An obituary fragment lists Galen K. Krick of Upper Darby and siblings Harry M. Krick of Greble Miss Katie M. Krick of Ephrata Miss Sallie M. Krick of Lancaster and Mrs Edmund Uible of Ephrata.
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Galen K
Upper Darby
Harry M. Krick
Greble
Katie M. Krick
Ephrata
Sallie M. Krick
Lancaster
Edmund Uible
Funeral services held for Monroe Greenly 67
Monroe Greenly 67 died at his Lincoln home last Monday morning of pneumonia. He was a Lititz Knights of the Golden Eagle member. Survived by his wife and children Herbert Mentzer Ephrata Samuel Ephrata R D 1 Monroe Jr Lincoln Landis Ft Wayne Ind Harold at home, brothers William White Oak Horace Lititz, sister Mrs Charles Birkenbine Rothsville. Services at his home and Hess Mennonite Church near Lititz. Interment in nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Greenly
Lincoln
Lititz
Charles Birkenbine
Rothsville
Hess Mennonite Church
Harvey S Hershey services held for local resident
Harvey S Hershey 37 of 115 Liberty Street died Wednesday at home after a nine month illness. Services were held Saturday at the Mennonite Church. He is survived by his wife Martha Fasnacht, two children Norma and Yvonne, his parents Rev. and Mrs. Jacob Hershey, and siblings Grace Willard Mrs. George Korte Jacob Jr. Interment was in Hess cemetery. R. M. Spacht attended.
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Mennonite
Harvey S. Hershey
Liberty Street
Martha Fasnacht
Norma
Yvonne
Jacob Hershey
Town
Grace
Willard
George Korte
Jacob
Rothsville
Death of Isaac Pfautz in Philadelphia
Isaac Pfautz aged 65 of Philadelphia died at home Saturday. A Lititz native, he lived there about 30 years. Survived by wife Sarah Flynn and four children Nellie Emma Adele Thomas. brothers and sisters Charles Lititz John Pittsburgh Mrs Paul Shultz Seagirt N J and Mrs Allen Boyd Neffsville.
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Isaac Pfautz
Philadelphia
Lititz
Robert E. Pfautz
Mr. Pfautz
Sarah Flynn
Nellie
Emma Adele
Thomas
Charles
John
Pittsburgh
Paul Shultz
Seagirt
N. J
Allen Boyd
Neffsville
Moravian Choir Presents Old Fashioned Singing School Tonight
The Moravian Choir hosts a Singing School fundraiser at Moravian Fellowship Hall featuring Job Longshank's Singing School with dialogue and period songs. Performances include Juanita Annie Laurie Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes plus solos quartets and a Virginia Reel with many named participants.
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Moravian Fellowship Hall
Moravian Choir
Job Longshank
Church Building Fund
Juanita
Annie Laurie
Karlov Bolognsky
Solomon Strohm
Lloyd Hess
Lancaster
Gladys Jane Hoover
Anna K. Miller
Mary Huebener
Ruth Dissinger
Mildred Young
Margaret Longenecker
Ben Forrest
Ford Godenaar
Carl Workman
Raymond Runk
Esther Grosh
Janet Rudy
Betty Groff
George Keith
Betty Cooper
Charlotte Herr
Joe Zahm
Marguerite Arntz
Nancy Ringer
Winifred Huber
Catharine Huber
Paul Doster
Delphian Society Hosts Sara K Jenkins Evening
Mrs Sara K Jenkins entertained the Delphian Society at her home Friday evening with twelve members present. The discussion focused on The Character of the Renaissance led by Mrs R P Healy and others. The next meeting will be at Miss Mary Huebener's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara K. Jenkins
Delphian Society
R. P. Healy
Healy
William Moody
Mary Reidenbaugh
Mary Huebener
Circumstances Do Not Fix Defects of Character
A proverb asserts that no change in circumstances can repair a defect of character. The quote emphasizes intrinsic flaws resist external edits and require inner reform rather than situational adjustment.
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Clarence W. Kissinger
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Buck Run
Long & Co
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