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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1936
Page
6
Mrs Samuel Rehm of Lancaster and her sister Mary Kling wife of George Kling of Rothsville were remembered in services held Monday in Lancaster with interment at Riverview cemetery.
Harry G. Shiffer age 82 died Friday morning at 4 o'clock at his Penryn home after four months illness. Survived by daughter Annie at home. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon from the house then at Penryn Lutheran Church. Burial followed in the adjoining cemetery. R. M. Spacht was the funeral director.
Isaac R Shenberger died Friday morning at Lancaster County Hospital from complications of diseases at age 62. He was born in Lititz to Henry and Catherine Ressler Shenberger. He leaves his wife and children Mrs Edward Hoffman of Wallingford Connecticut, Mrs Earl Delaney of Lancaster, Arthur S of Lancaster R D 5, Paul S of Seattle Washington, and Raymond S of Lancaster.
Advertisement advises drinking six glasses of water daily to flush acids and impurities if bladder problems cause night awakenings frequent urge scanty flow burning or backache. Recommends buchu leaves juniper oil and six other drugs in green tablets sold as Bukets with a 25c refund if not pleased after four days. L N Moyer druggist Gt dl o.
Reuben Sheetz of Annville died at his home Thursday morning after living briefly near Manheim. Survived by his wife, two daughters, a son, four brothers, two sisters Mrs Jane Hivener Brickerville and Mrs Amanda Seiger Lititz. Services were held Saturday in Annville with interment at Hill Cemetery north of Cleona.
John T. Witmyer, 88, died from complications of diseases at 6 o clock Monday evening at his home. Funeral arrangements are pending with details to be announced by the family.
The obituary notes the death of a Lititz area resident, survived by a wife identified as Mrs. Alfred Couple and numerous children and grandchildren. Services are held at the Couple home and the Kissel Hill Lutheran Church with interment in the adjoining cemetery. Funeral director R. M. Spacht.
The Rev William J Masser pastor of St Pauls Lutheran Church Orwigsburg died Monday at his daughter Mrs Ernest Irvin home in Germanville near Allentown Survived by wife daughter son William Masser Sr Philadelphia father N K Masser Reading brother F A Masser Luits sister Mrs James Lutz Reading Rev Lutz marked the silver jubilee of his ministry last week Born in Berks County he studied at Lutztown Lafayette College the University of Chicago and the Lutheran Theological Seminary Chicago 1911 He served Numidia before moving to Orwigsburg He was a member of the Synodical Committee on Congregational Interests of the Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania.
The Orwigsburg Board of Education member known in Lititz and Masser family circles will have private services at Mrs. Irvin’s home tomorrow at 1 PM, followed by public rites at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Orwigsburg at 1 30 PM. Interment is Slatington cemetery.
Senator LaFollette of Madison Wisconsin will address a Millersville State Teachers College audience on December 7 at 8 o clock. His talk will cover a current national issue and the public is invited to attend.
Mr and Mrs Robert Mumma of Rothsville announce the birth of a son at Lancaster General Hospital on Saturday afternoon.
A light collection of witticisms on aging attire and the first woman Eve. The jokes contrast youth fads with wrinkles and humor about Adam as the old man. The tone echoes playful social commentary.
The Home News section appears in The Record listing a yearly subscription price of $1.50. The brief note notes the publication and price for readers considering a renewal or new subscription.
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