Obituary of Mrs Frank Musser 69 Rothsville resident
Mrs Frank Musser 69 died suddenly at her Rothsville home Thursday morning from complications. Survived by husband and eight children William Shimp Charles Jefferson Webster Eugene Mary May Florence all of Rothsville. One sister and two brothers also survive. Funeral at home then Rothsville Lutheran Church burial in adjoining cemetery.
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Frank Musser
Rothsville
William Shimp
Charles
Jefferson
Webster
Eugene
Mary
May
Florence
Jacob Ritter
M. W. Iless
Abram Iless
Lititz
R. D
Rothsville Lutheran Church
Peter Killian Dies in Harrisburg Ward
Death of Peter W. Killian of Harrisburg and Lititz origin noted. Survived by six children Helen Troffman Dorothy Morrisey Mary Isabelle Wallace Christine. four brothers Alvin William Florence. wife preceded him four years. Funeral held in Harrisburg then Pottstown with interment at Edgewood cemetery.
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Ward
Peter W. Killian
Harrisburg
A. G. Killian
Lititz
Thornton Knitting Mills
Pottstown
Helen
Charles D. Troffman
Dorothy
James Morrisey
West Chester
Mary
Isabelle
Wallace
Christine
Alvin
Yershey
William
Crawfordsville
Ind
Florence
Tarrisburg
Edgewood Cemetery
Coming events at Lititz Springs Park
Lititz Springs Park schedules a series of gatherings including Redeemer Lutheran S.S. from Lancaster on Aug 25 and 27 meetings for Butzer’s Family, Steven’s Union Sunday Schools, Emanuel Lutheran Brickerville picnic, Geib family reunion at Heidelberg Church of the Brethren near Reistville, Elser Oberlin reunion on Sept 3, Frymyer family reunion on Sept 5, and Flory Eckert reunion on Sept 10.
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Lititz Springs Park
Redeemer Lutheran 8. S., of
Lancaster
Emanuel Lutheran
Brickerville
Geib
Heidelberg Church of the Brethren
Reistville
Lebanon
Elser-Oberlin
Frymyer
Flory and Eckert
Keller
Ephrata Park
Reading Railroad Club
Reading
Elser Oberlin Missionary Society
Akron
Mrs. Phares Sweigart Dies at 67 in Lititz
Mrs. Fianna Goda Sweigart died at Lancaster County Hospital from complications of diseases aged 67. Born in Manheim, she lived most of her life in Lititz with time in California. Survived by second husband Phares Sweigart and step-brother Geo Goda of Ephrata. Services set for Wednesday at Spacht’s parlors and Lititz Mennonite church. Interment Hess Mennonite cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fianna Goda Sweigart
Lancaster County Hospital
Manheim
Lititz
California
Jonas Eberly
Phares Sweigart
Geo, Goda
Ephrata
Mrs. Allen Weidler dies at 53 in Rothsville hospital
Mrs. Emma Weidler 53 wife of Allen Weidler of Rothsville died at Lancaster General Hospital Monday night at 11 45. She had been a patient since August 17. She was a Brethren Church member. Survived by husband and one son Charles and by brother Samuel Widders and sister Mrs Amos Snyder of Ephrata. Funeral Friday at 1 at house and 130 Melock in Middle Creek Church. Interment in adjoining cemetery.
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Emma Weidler
Allen Weidler
Rothsville
Lancaster General Hospital
Brethren Church
Charles
Samuel Widders
Amos Snyder
Ephrata
Middle Creek
Eight year old Carl Steffy dies in Rothsville
Carl S. Steffy eight son of Mr and Mrs Norman Steffy of Rothsville died Friday August 19 from complications. He is survived by his mother and father and a half sister Mrs Abram Shank of Rothe. Private funeral services were held Monday at 1 80 o clock.
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Carl S. Steffy
Norman Steffy
Rothsville
Abram Shank
Rot He
Richard A Walter 13 Dies in Rothsville
Richard A Walter aged 13 of Rothsville died. He was the son of Dr and Mrs Henry Walter of Rothsville. Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Walter
Rothsville
Mrs. Henry Walter
Stoics Aim to Live by Reason in Athens
Stoics were a school of philosophers founded by Zeno in Athens about the year SUB OG. They taught that man could approach the divine through reason by freeing himself from human emotions and being guided by rational thought.
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Zeno
Athens
Hessey Eshleman Couple to wed in Elizabethtown Chapel
Hessey son of Rev S A Hessey will marry Mae S Eshleman this evening at 6 in the Masonite Chapel Elizabethtown. Rev S A Hessey will perform the ceremony. A reception follows at the bride’s Mt Joy home and the couple will reside in Cumberland Maryland after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor D. Hessey
S. A. Hessey
Mae S. Eshleman
Elizabethtown
Litita
Mt. Joy
Cumberland
Four Children Baptized at Moravian Church in Sunday Service
On Children's Festival Day the Moravian Church held a lovefeast and baptism for four youngsters. Dexter Sturgis and Theodore Frederick Smith were baptized, with Mary Katherine Sleckel and Joseph Breneman Doster Jr. joining as the newly baptized members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter Sturgis
Morris Sturgis
Theodore Frederick Smith
Lloyd Smith
Mary Katherine Sleckel
Frank Heckel
Joseph Breneman Doster, Jr
Joseph Doster
Eastern scientist expects drug to extend life by 25 years
An Eastern scientist claims to have discovered a drug that could prolong life by about 25 years. He envisions it as an anesthetic taken around the first of each month while navigating danger from traffic.
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Atchison Globe
Latin roots shape Romance tongues and English loanwords
The Romance languages arise from Latin and include French Italian Spanish Portuguese and Romanian. About twenty percent of commonly used English words derive from Latin.
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J. Albert Hall
East Main Street
FATIV
Master Cleaners
H. E. Dunkle
Neffsville
Elmer E. Harry
E. Petersburg
School of Nursing
Graduate School of Medicine
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
New York
Polyclinic Hospital
Philadelphia
Peter Killian
Butzer
Steven’s Union Sunday Schools
Mrs. Phares Sweigart
Norristown Hospital
Rothsville Evangelical Sunday School
Rothsville High School
Henry Jr
Margaret
Mrs. Allen Weidler
Hessey-Eshleman
Long & Co. Coal
W. M. Amer
Precher
Majestic
Majestic Ranges
I. G. Sprecher
Penna
Parker
Wertsch
Parker Pens
Pencils
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