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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1924

Page

5

Lititz Area Churches Weekly Services Schedule

Lititz area churches list Sunday School times and worship schedules for multiple congregations. Notable entries include Lititz United Brethren 8:30 and 10:30 services, Reformed 9:30 Sunday school, Lutheran 9:15 Sunday school and 10:30 worship, United Evangelical 9:30 Sunday School and 10:80 worship, Moravian festival events, Mennonite and Brethren services, and a St Pauls Lutheran picnic with Palmyra Band and quoit games set for August 16 at Penryn.

Lititz United Brethren Church I. W. Funk Sr. C. E Frayer Reformed Geo. B. Reazer Penryn Lutheran Church Sammel United Evangelical A. Keisey Mennonite Church Tess and Erisman’s Manheim Church of the Brethern White Oak Fairview Middle Creek Xegon Neffaville A. B C. FE Erove Palmyra

Approved Electric Headlight Devices for Motor Vehicles 1924

Motorists receive a June 1 1924 approval list from the Department of Highways Automobile Division for Class A electric headlamps. The list includes model names such as Alheco, Bausch & Lomb,novial and others, covering specific US states and Canadian provinces. All other lenses are revoked and registration to Sept 1 requires devices in Class 1A. Notary J B Herr announces.

Department of Highways, Automobile Division Eastern Conference of Motor Vehicle Administrators Pennsylvania Connecticut Delaware Dist. of Columbia Maine Maryland Massachusetts New Hampshire New Jersey New York Rhode Island Vermont Virginia Ontario Canada Quebec Alheco Bausch & Lomb Benzer Brown Novial Deglarescope Dedge Bros Elite Ford Patterson Hudson Lee Knight Willis St. Claire

Obituary notices from Brunnerville and area

Mrs Barbara N Bucher 76 wife of Joseph R Bucher Brunnerville died after four weeks illness She is survived by her husband and children Emma Widers Levi Wissler Henry Wissler 12 grandchildren six great grandchildren one sister Kate and three brothers Also Joseph Pool Sr 63 died after a stroke at his daughter Mabel Kreider Clay Survived by wife Rebecca and many children Funeral details given for both families in Hammer Creek and Lancaster area cemeteries

Barbara N. Bucher Joseph R., Bucher Brunnerville Monroe Widders Millway Henry W J. H. Sieling York County Eli Wissler Samuel Wissler Lincoln Jacob Wissler Hammer Creek Emma Bingaman Emma Elizabeth Bingaman Samuel Bingaman Clay Ada Whitcraft Lebanon Harvey Allen Miller Jacob Neil Reinholds Brickerville Lutheran Church Barbara (Wissler Joseph R. Bucher Emma W Levi W Manheim Kate Shrewsbury Levi Wissler Ephrata Hammer Creek Church Joseph Pool Mabel Ephriam Kreider Rebecca Harlon Florence Harry Weidel Neffsville Harry Pool Lancaster Joseph Brickerville Edward Harriet James Banke Kansas East Petersburg William Jennie Bausman Lancaster Cemetery

Lost Express Wagon 91 Inghing Rothesville Record

Fragmentary text appears to reference a lost express wagon and places Rothesville and Manhein with unclear context. The snippet mentions crowding a velvet cushion and a quoted Thoreau line about preferring solitude over crowds, but details and full facts are missing.

Manhein Rothesville

Strain too Great Hundreds of Lititz Readers Find Daily Toil a Burden

Lititz readers endure daily toil as strain and worry burden workers and housewives. Mrs Paul Hawcorn of Street describes back pain and kidney troubles improved after using Deans Pills from Moyer’s Drug Store. She reports relief after taking the remedy and recommends others ask for Dean’s Pills.

Lititz House of Cares Paul Hawcorn Dean Moyer

Property sales and land auctions advertised in 1924

Public notices advertise multiple estate sales and land auctions. Executors include Geo L Keith for Sophia Graybill and Elmer Yerger for John Yerger with sale dates in September. A Brunnerville tract is listed with a dwelling and personal property. Also a Kragt’s Garage storefront ad and a Medical Advisor sales pitch appear in the same notice page.

Public sale of 13 acre Heisey estate in Pegann township

Executors announce a public sale on the premises in Pegan town ship, 13 acres and 119 perches, adjoining T Boyd and Enos Nissley. The property includes a two‑story log and frame dwelling, a frame backbuilding, a frame ground barn, and various improvements along a road near water supply, with viewing by William Heisey. Sale begins 2 30 PM. conditions announced by the executors John B Heisey and William R Heisey. Auctioneer H H Snagely. Clerk Wien A Ensminger. aug14-41-p

Pega Meheim Fairland Road Catharine F. Heisey G. T. Boyd Enos Nissley Héisey John BR. Heisey William R. Heisey H. H. Snagely Wien A. Ensminger

Suburban Properties Lititz Offers Bargain Homes

Real estate notes tout Lititz properties at attractive prices for quick buyers. Advertises suburban listings along trolley routes convenient to the city. Also lists poultry buyer contact for pullets and special prices.

Lititz D. M. Weaver R. Ind C. L. White

More Poignant Uses of Adversity in Duwuth Herald

A short quotation from the Duwuth Herald notes that adversity sharpens feeling and memory, contrasting inner heartache with outward pain. The piece reflects on resilience and the paradox of sorrow guiding insight. It presents a reflective mood rather than a reportable event.

Duwuth Herald

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Mary Rettew Talmage John Styer Earl Rettew Monterey Agnes Brubaker Bergstrasse Jozeph R. Bucher Frog Thoreau Artman, R. D. No Jacob Kling Front St and ‘Optician Grange St Lancaster, Pa New Street Geo. L. Keith Sophia Graybill John Yerger Cedar Street Elmer Yerger Solomon Irwin Robert H Jitney Kragt’s Imay Pierce Medical Breese Washington Street Buffalo Record Office Odel Valentine Birobts Dysitt Mer Eby Owl Hill Ietobacco Shed Bready Charles C. Weaver Main St Bell N. S. Myers South Cedar St. Lititz, PA Ind Pfantz Bros Oxfords Campbells Park and Beans State of Pennsylvania A. D Harry B. Brubaker Norman B. Brubaker Edith Brubaker Assembly Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Intel Corporation Apes Company of Obice Power Lancaster County Embly Charles L. Miller Ansylvania Bere Fred Lititz Springs Nat's Bank Vice Ford Ad Overland Weidman-Snavely Co Burkholder Bldg East Main Street KODAK Hepp Sprecher & Ganss Inc Bel South Queen St United Paramount Theatre Alige Brady Snow Bride Paramount Harold Lloyd
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