Travelers Near and Far (Continued from Page 1)
A long list of local residents and visitors travel and visit relatives and friends across cities and states. Names include D A Cohick Addie Rickert Elmer Kauffman Walter Trumbar Frances McCully Harry Smith C G Spickler F W Stengle and many others with trips to Mt Gretna Witmer Bethlehem Reading Gettysburg Lancaster and Linden Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Cohick
Mt. Gretna
Addie Rickert
Witmer
Elmer Kauffman
Philadelphia
Lititz
Jos. B. Baker
Gettysburg
Lancaster
Walter Trumbar
Reading
Michael Grazer
Frances McCully
Bethlehem
Harry Smith
Bellevue
Ohio
C. G. Spickler
F. W. Stengle
New Jersey
Linden Hall
Harry M. Eckert
Myrtle
Esther
Jos. Ebersole
McCall’s Ferry
John Troutwine
Elmer Ritchie
Frank Spickler
Harry Wertsch
Mount Gretna
Pauline Milchsack
A. B. Reidenbach
H. A. Beck
Garber & Son
Mt. Vernon
Geo. W. Hensel
Quarryville
Lancaster County
J. B. Leib
Dorothy Chandler
Joanna Groff
Wm. H. Zartman
Raymond Shott
William Vetter
Christ Verger
Emory Neidermyer
Susquehanna River
Marietta
Howard Evans
Abram Brandt
Wakefield
H. R. Gibbes
Minneapolis
Minn
National Insurance Company
Henry Lutz
Herbert
Washington, D. C
Lutz
Neffsville
H. R. Gibbel
J. W. G. Hershey
Smithburg
L. W. Leiter
Leiter
Robert Brennecke
Linden Hall Seminary
Canal Dover
Grennecke
Stengle
Last Summons Service At Moravian Cemetery Interment
Lititz Lodge No 1050 I O O F conducted the burial ritual for a member at Moravian cemetery. Honor bearers included S C Hassler H E Workman Walter B Miller C D Haverstick Wilson Gantz and D D Graut. The casket was black in a solid walnut case with silver extension bar handles and numerous neighbors friends and organizations sent floral tributes. Mrs Sophia Graybill died at 77 years 2 months 24 days after a stroke on July 31 and two weeks bedfast. She was the daughter of Adam Faust born in Penn township and widow of Isaac Shoemaker Isaac Roth and Henry Graybill. Surviving stepchildren are Albert Roth Ella Pasnacht Cassiah Showalter, Jacob Young, and Harvey Grayhill. Funeral services were at home and United Evangelical church with interment in the United Evangelical cemetery conducted by Rev P T Brocious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz Lodge No
Jos. Herr
S. C. Hassler
Walter B. Miller
C. D. Haverstick
Wilson Gantz
D. D. Graut
Sophia Graybill
Henry Graybill
New Street
Death of Henry Irwin at 73 in Schoeneck and related obituaries
Henry Irwin of Schoeneck died Wednesday eve ning at his daughter's home after an eight week illness. He was 73 years old and a Civil War veteran. his wife had died earlier. Surviving are six children Romanus, Frances, Elam, Alice, Mamie and Belle and two brothers and three sisters. Funeral was Sunday with burial in Middle Creek cemetery. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Margaret Weidman near Lebanon at age 59 from dropsy, a member of Penryn Reformed Church, survived by husband Emanuel and son Francis, with funeral and interment in Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Irwin
Henry Deater
Schoeneck
Romanus Irwin
Millway
Frances
Israel Weaver
Goodville
Elam Irwin
White Oak
Alice
Isaac Shirk
Lincoln
Mamie
W. Heil
Muddy Creek
Belle
Henry Denter
George
Solomon Irwin
Brunnerville
Harriet Long
Owl Hill
Kate Delfe
Fianna Buchter
Lititz
Middle Creek
John W. Schlosser
Aaron Gibble
Margaret Weidman
Lebanon
Reinoehlsville
Reformed Church
Penryn
Emanuel Weidman
Francis Weidman
Adam Burkholder
Manheim
William Crawford
Death of William H. Royer at 25 in Rothsville
William H. Royer died at his Rothsville home last Friday after long illness from consumption. He was a 25 year old cigarmaker, husband and father of a daughter Catherine. Survived by wife, one daughter, his sister Mrs S Overholtzer of Red Run, and his parents. Funeral and interment were held Monday at Rothsville Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Royer
Rothsville
Jacob Royer
Catherine
S. Overholtzer
Red Run
Rothsville Lutheran Church
Lititz Falls to New Holland in Narrow 4 3 Loss
Lititz slipped to Ike Snader's New Holland team 4 to 3 before a large crowd. Shenk returned from a long layoff but took the loss as Lititz misplayed infield and throwing duties. Kaiber starred on defense, while Mylin Kreitz and Dietrich misfired, and Lititz failed to capitalize on two early runs. New Holland forged ahead with timely hits and miscues, earning the win despite three Lititz errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Ike Snader
New Holland
Simmy Shenk
Mylin
Kreitz
Scheneberger
Kaiber
Bair
Baer
Holland
Shenk
Groninger
Diehm
Myers
Oberc
Litivs AL Ag RH. O
A. E
Gelty
Matto Bialag
Kalher
Unepires
Meily
Wir
Mountville and Ephrata Prep Mixup Umpire Praise
Groninger remains with Mountville amid talk of a wild turkey sighting near his farm. Mountville beats Manheim 1-0 as Stong eyes Umpire Sam Heagy praised for fair calls. Lititz and Ephrata loom, with a Denver trip ahead and a Moravian St Paul ushers game slated Saturday without admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groninger
Scheneberger
Murphy Spickler
Evy Mylin
Jake
Manheim
Stong
Mountville
Sam Heagy
Sam
Ephrata
St. Mary’s
Jap Doremus
Skiles
Lititz
Denver
St. Paul’s
Single Men Victory in Annual Young Men's Business League Game
History repeated as the single men edged the married men 14 to 13 in ten innings. Bob Furlow and John Brubaker starred for the singles, with Chas Pfautz pitching for the married side. Crowd watched a tense, high effort contest and potential rematches loom. Prof. Charles Demmy of Bainbridge was elected principal of Schaefferstown High School, replacing Prof. Harry C. Moyer who becomes assistant county superintendent. Demmy is a Millsville Normal School graduate, class of 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Business League
Benedicts
Bob Furlow
John Brubaker
Chas. Pfautz
Doc
Yoder
Charles Demmy
Bainbridge
Lancaster County
Schaefferstown High School
Harry C. Moyer
J. W. Snake
Demmy
Millersville State Normal School
Public Sale Register of sales in Lancaster area
A public notice lists upcoming sale bills printed at the RECORD Office with dates and locations. Auk Aug 13 at Ephrata, 30 cows and more. Aug 20 Akron cows. Aug 21 Front Street Lititz household goods. Aug 26 Lower Penn Twp farm, horses and implements. Aug 28 Lititz home and outbuildings. Sept 1 Pine Hill Warwick Twp gravel land and house. Sept 4 Eliz. Twp farm. Sept 7 Clay Twp H. H. Moore farm. Sept 5 Adron Kline farm Clay Twp. Sept 9 Penn Township Hoss Farm. Sept 14 Warwick Twp two tracts. Sept 1 Brannerville Stef property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday
Ephrata
Geo
Demray
Akron
H. N. Wolf
Front Street
Martin Eck
Lower Penn Township
Mast Petersburg
Lititz
Kauffman & Son
Jacob K. Hertzler
Pine Hil
Warwick Township
Henry R. Erh
Elizabeth Township
Zartman’s Mill
John Y. Reider
Clay Township
Clay
H. H. Moore
O. R. Herr
John A. Coyle
Adron Kline
Brunnerville
Laura J. Kline
Flanna ¥Line
Penn Yownship
Aaron H. Hoss
Mary R. Douple
la Ohn
Douple
Warwick Lawneship
Luity
Ruch
Toriveree
Franklin
Becker
John B. Becker
Brannerville
Warewick Township
Willy
Stef
P.M. Graybill
Public Sale of Vianna Kline Estate in Clay Township
The executrix of Vianna Kline will sell a 68 acre farm known as the new farm along the Brunnerville Wissler road with a two story brick house and other structures plus an 8 acre tract of wood land between Brunderville and Lexington. One half of the purchase money may remain on a note at 4 percent. Sale starts at 2 PM with terms announced. Laura H. Keinb, H. H. Snavely, and Hershey & Gibbel, Clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vianna Kline
Minek Township
Clay Township
Brunnerville
Wissler’s Mill
Wits
Trier
Cyrus Gibbes
Warnerdine
Samuel Hess
Bern
Brunderville
Lexington
Laura H. Keinb
Snavely
Hershey & Gibbel
Public Auction of two Lititz area farms 87 and 89 acres
Executor of Franklin D. Becker to sell on September 14, 2015 at No 1 Warwick Twp premises along Lititz to Buck’s Mill road. Farm 1 87 acres 182 perches with brick dwelling, frame tenant house, stone bank barn, several outbuildings, orchard and grape vines. land mainly limestone and highly cultivated. Farm 2 89 acres 43 perches with stone house, barn and outbuildings, wind pump well, orchard and grape vines. land limestone and highly cultivated. Sale begins 9 PM at farm No 1. terms announced by J B Becker HH H Snavely Aud. Executor of Franklin A G Hainaker clerk Ab Beckey deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Becker
Warwick Township
Eastwand
Lititz
Buck’s Mill
John B. Becker
Hiram Minnich
David Graybill
Lima
David Grayhill
Aaron Oberholtzer
John Miller
John Bucher
Nouse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geo. S. Demmy
Gale
Diamond Station
Langaster
H.N. Wolf
Bretzels
Manheim A.B. R. H
Smith
Tully
Fritsch
Jones
Ian Mongel
Ale
P. Spiekjer
Beamesderfer
Litita
Tate
Boxmosderfer
Muly
Heagy
the Donovan
Lancaster Furniture
Williamson and Foster & Cochran
E. King St
Lancaster, Pa
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