Local postal note from Lititz Post Office
Entry from Lititz Pennsylvania Post Office matter filed for second class mailing. Communications directed to official address for news or business.
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Lititz, Pa
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1931
Page
4
Obituary Notice Details Burial In Moravian Cemetery
Obituary continues noting Saturday service at 2 PM and burial in Moravian cemetery with R. M. Spacht Funeral Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Spacht
Tragic Work Accident Claims Life of Levi B Heck
Levi B Heck 16 of Lititz R D 4 died at Lancaster General Hospital after a tree fell on him while helping in a Vogel orchard task near Neffs ville. He was fatally injured when a falling tree crushed his chest during work. He is survived by parents and several siblings and will be buried in Rothsville Zion Church cemetery after services at his home and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogel
Neffs‘ville
Levi B. Heck
Lititz R. D
Lancaster General Hospital
Ray Heck
Ow! Hill
Walter
Elmer
Eva
Elsie Cunningham
Hilla Heck
Lancaster
Mabel Shire
Diamond Station
Rudy
Richland
Lebanon County
Zion Church
Rothsville
Mrs Phares G Kauffman Dies At East Petersburg
Mrs Sarah Kauffman 64 wife of Phares G Kauffman died suddenly Monday at 10 am at her East Petersburg home of a heart attack. She was cleaning the house assisted by her husband when she collapsed on the floor while tacking down a carpet. He left the room briefly and found her lifeless.
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Sarah Kauffman
Phares G. Kauffman
East Petersburg
Obituary: Mennonite Woman Survives Husband and Family
She was a member of the Mennonite Church. Survived by husband and children Edna Sen senig Lancaster Mary Buch Lititz Sarah F Kauffman Landisville six grandchildren and brothers Jacob Stauffer Amos Stauffer and Mrs Sarah Sneath Manor plus Mrs William Ziegler Millersville a half sister Mrs Harry Brenner and half brother George F Sneath Millersville. Services this afternoon at 1 20 at home and 2 at East Petersburg Mennonite Church with interment in adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mennonite Church
Edna
Charles Sensenig
Lancaster
Mary
Harry Buch
Lititz
Sarah F. Kauffman
Landisville
Jacob Stauffer
Amos Stauffer
Sarah Sneath
Manor
William Ziegler
Millersville
Harry Brenner
George F. Sneath
East Petersburg
Phares F Brown 63 Found Dead in Brownstown
Phares F Brown 63 resided with brother Oliver in Brownstown and was found dead Friday evening in front of Dr. A V Walters office after leaving Shiffer barber shop. Death due to cerebral hemorrhage. He worked on the state highway as a repairman and belonged to several local orders. Private services were held at his home and public services at Brownstown Evangelical Church followed by burial in the cemetery.
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Phares F. Brown
Oliver F. Brown
Brownstown
A. V. Walters
Shiffer
Brown
Daniel
Margaret Frey Brown
Ella Bare
Pennsylvania
Mrs Ambrose Bowers Dies After Stroke in Willow Grove
Mrs Ambrose Bowers aged 56, formerly of Manheim, died at Abington Methodist Hospital Willow Grove Montgomery County following a stroke Monday. She belonged to St Pauls Reformed Church Manheim and was the daughter of.
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Ambrose Bowers
Manheim
Abington Methodist Hospital
Willow Grove
Montgomery County
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Try These Menus Sunday And Enjoy a Day of Rest
Sunday menu guide from OSHPITIN FB by GIBSON Director suggests a restful day with prepared dishes. It lists roast lamb and brisket options, side salads, cheese, and desserts, along with breads and spreads. The tone mirrors a home cooking feature with practical steps for a meal plan.
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Oshpitin FB
Gibson
Econemics
Depe, i
Obituary notice for Henry and Maria Young Bucker family
The obituary notes the passing of the late Henry and Maria Young Bucker. She is survived by one son Leroy Buch of Manheim seven grandchildren and three sisters Mrs Allen Heisey of Manheim Mrs Maria Heary of Lancaster and Mrs Catherine Ober of Kissel Hill. Services were held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at St Pauls Reformed Church Manheim.
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Henry
Maria Young Bucker
Leroy Buch
Manheim
Allen Heisey
Maria Heary
Lancaster
Catherine Ober
Kissel Hill
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Death notice for Gladys Ressler in Landis Valley Mennonite Church area
Gladys Josephine Ressler age two died Sunday evening of pneumonia near Brownstown. She was daughter of Daniel Y and Maude N Ressler and is survived by parents and siblings John D Landisville Paul F Mrs John D Wenger Anna E Lancaster Daniel C Maria E Robert L Menry M Dorothy M Goldena N Estella J all at home. Funeral at home 1 30 pm public service 2 00 pm Landis Valley Mennonite Church interment at a local cemetery.
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Gladys Josephine Ressluer
Daniel Y
Maude N. Plank Ressler
Brownstown
John D
Landisville
Paul F
John D. Wenger
Anna
Lancaster
Daniel C
Maria E
Robert L
Menry M
Dorothy M
Goldena N
Estella J
Landis Valley Mennonite
Infant Ray Boll Dies at Six Months in Manheim Area
Ray Harold Boll six months old son of David and Edna Moyer Boll of near Manheim died Sunday morning from complications. He is survived by maternal grandparents Phares and Anna Moyer and paternal grandparents Joseph and ? Boll. Services were held at the Boll home Tuesday at 1 30 PM and 2 PM at Hervley Mennonite Church with burial in the cemetery.
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Ray Harold Boll
David
Edna Moyer Boll
Near Manheim
Phares Moyer
Manheim
R. D
Joseph Bolt
Luita B.C
Hervley’s
Buckwalter and Kissel Hill Obituaries Lead Lancaster County Notices
Mrs Barbara FE Buckwalter died at her son Elam Kissel Hill residence after an illness. She is survived by several children and many grandchildren. Services were held yesterday at noon and 1 15 at the home with burial following. Also noted is a public obituary item for a man connected to Lancaster County with ties to the naval insurance company and local community roles.
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Barbara H. Buckwalter
Elam Kissel Hill
Whese Cen
Hohrain
Byubaker
Mabel Brub
Ivan
Lititz
Elam
Harry
Litits Beach
Lancaster
Mennonite Church
Need for Study of Mind: Education and Wisdom Quotes
The text notes a funeral at Steinmetz's Meeting House with interment in the cemetery and discusses the need for mind study in medical training. It quotes James W. Barton on thinking, and adds a Minneapolis Tribune quote on education and ethics valuing common sense over learning alone.
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James W. Barton
Minneapolis Tribune
Courage to own mistakes highlights brave neighbors
A reflective note praises neighbors who point out their own errors, framing honesty as a sign of communal strength and virtue among a small but resolute group.
Charleston Sugar House in Charleston South Carolina
The old Sugar House on the corner of Logan and Magazine streets served as a workhouse detaining fugitive slaves and free people of color. It housed a five-member commission led by a master keeper and operated under city ordinances with fixed inmate care rules. The building was destroyed in the 1861 fire.
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Charleston
S.C
Sugar House
Logan and
Magazine Streets
Universal Want and Female Roles in Society
We may discuss feminism and women's importance in business, yet many still desire homes and children. The quote from Anna Steese Richardson encapsulates the tension between professional ambition and traditional family expectations.
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Universal Want
aAnna Steese Richardson
Despotism Cited As Safe Form of Governance
A quoted aphorism asserts that despots rely on neglecting education of the infant poor, claiming despotism is the only government safe for its own survival. The remark attributed to Lorsley critiques authoritarian neglect of public schooling and social welfare.
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Lorsley
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Soren
Tanita
Lres
Gladys Josephine Ressler
Barbara FE
Buckwalter
John R. Shirk
Sehvene Missioner
Ayy Iwens
Norik Hest
Shirk
Ly Tor More
Ety
Lancaster County
Naval Insurance Company
Tle
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Steinmetz's
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W. M. Zook & Sons
Diertrich’s Store
Spruce
Bascal
Monarch Genuty Coffee
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Perth
Zartman ® S’ Store
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Wolf’s
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Lititz Motor Sales
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East King Street
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