Obituary for Joseph B. Sharp 65 of Lancaster County
Joseph B. Sharp, 65, died Friday at his daughter's home in Lititz R D 2 from complications. Survived by five daughters including Lillian Farrel and Morgan Medlar, a sister Ella Winnerholt, and a brother Aaron Sharp. Services were held at Beck Bros. funeral home and burial at Brick Mennonite Cemetery Willow Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Sharp
George Farrel
Lititz R. D
Henry
Rebecca Jenkins Sharp
Lillian Farrel
Morgan Medlar
Harry Bensing
Frank Pinkerton
Lancaster
Herbert Knox
Atlantic City
N. J
Ella Winnerholt
Aaron Sharp
Cumberland
York County
Beck Bros. Funeral Home
South Broad Street
Frank Boley dies at 79 in East Earl Township
Frank Boley 79 of Fetterville died Friday at 7 A M after a two month illness. He served long as East Earl Township road supervisor and belonged to Bridgeville United Evangelical Church. Survived by wife Sarah and eight children Isaac Alexander Katie Harry John Rachel Carl all of East Earl R D, a brother Harry of Chatham, two sisters Annie Setter of Lititz and Emma Gidlin of Harrisburg. Private home service followed by church service at Bridgeville with interment in adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Boley
Fetterville
East Earl Township
Boley
Bridgeville
Lititz
Emma Gidlin
Harrisburg
Intermeet
Death of Abraham B. Harnish 86 Survived by Wife and Four Children
Abraham B. Harnish 86 died suddenly at 11 A M Thursday at St Josephs Hospital formerly of Centerville where he lived all his life on the same farm He was a Mennonite Church member Survived by wife and children Clayton J Hiestand Allenwood Abraham H Lititz Mrs Roy Ruch Lititz three sisters Margaret Helman Lancaster Lizzie Witmer Millersville and Mrs Daniel Landis Lititz Services were set for 1 30 P M Sunday at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham B. Harnish
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Centerville
Mennonite Church
Clayton H
J. Hiestand
Allenwood
Abraham H
Chisolm
Minn
Roy Ruch
Lititz
Margaret Helman
Lancaster
Lizzie Witmer
Miltersville
Daniel Landis
Funeral services at Landisville Mennonite Meeting House
Interment followed at the adjacent cemetery after a 2 PM service at the Landisville Mennonite Meeting House. The obituary notes the family and local church community paying respects nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landisville
Rev Walter E Sinclair Dies After Illness in Munir Pa
The Rev Walter E Sinclair 34 formerly of Akron Pa died at 2 45 AM Thursday at the home of his wife's parents Mr and Mrs W B Buch Akron He served as pastor of Evangelical churches at Muir Loyaltown and previously in Akron He is survived by his wife Mary Beck Sinclair his mother Mrs William Sinclair Easton a step brother J S Kitchen Martinez Calif and a step sister Mrs Edith Kitchen Bethlehem Services were held at the Buch home and at Mt Zion Evangelical Church Akron with interment in the adjacent cemetery
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Walter E. Sinclair
Munir, Pa
Mt. Zion Evangelical Church
Akron
W. B. Buch
Akkron
Sinclair
Evangelical
Muir
Loyaltown
Danville
Buch
Mary Beck Sinclair
William. Sinclair
Easton
J. S. Kitchen
Martinez
Calif
Edith Kitchen
Bethlehem
Bueh
Funeral set for Landisville residents and kin
Paul Eshleman J Urban and Mrs Ethel Steinkop all of Landisville will be buried after a 1 30 PM home service and a 2 PM service at Salunga Brethren Church with interment in Landisville Cemetery Beek Bros funeral directors funeral notes identify Pittsburgh resident David and Landisville resident Emma Kauffman among survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eshleman
Paul
J. Urban
Ethel Steinkop
Landisville
David
Pittsburgh
Emma Kauffman
Salunga
Goats Parade Through Main Street Delight Town
A quartet of goats escaped from a farm south of town and wandered Main Street on Thursday afternoon. They stopped at store windows and grazed at the General Sutter Hotel before being corralled by owner Paul Beavener. Traffic halted as the single file procession meandered through the avenue.
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Main Street
General Sutter
Paul Beavener
John Hevener
Mrs Amanda A Roth 80 dies after lingering illness
Mrs Amanda A Roth widow of Antics Roth age 80 of 515 N Broad Street dies at home Monday evening after a lingering illness. Survived by five children William David Linnaeus Mrs Richard Kreider Allen thirty two grandchildren and twenty two great grandchildren. Services at 2 PM today with interment in Brannerville Cemetery. Funeral director R M Spacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Roth
Antics Roth
N. Broad Street
William
David
Linnaeus
Richard Kreider
Lititz
Allen
Merwood
Brannerville
R. M. Spacht
School Boards Organize In Nearby District
Monday night district school boards organized with Penn Two led by Earl Rohrer as president succeeding Raf Weidman, Ephraim G. Hershey as vice president. Elizabeth Two reelected Eli Zartman president and Henry L. Risser as vice president. Warwick Two reelected Harry L. Burk as president with Isaac Erb elected vice president. A Z Bomberger, reelected director in November, was sworn in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Earl Rohrer
Raf Weidman
Manheim
R. D. Ly
Ephrain G. Hershey
Rohrer
Elizabeth Two
Eli Zartman
Henry L. Risser
Warwick
Harry L. Burkholder
Isaac Erb
A. Z. Bomberger
Phares W. Baker Dies At 70 In Lititz Farm Mourns Loss
Phares W. Baker 70, of Landisville, a well known farmer cattleman and tobacco dealer, died at his home after a long illness. He was a partner of W M Pfautz in tobacco, and last appeared publicly as a cattle judge at the Lititz Farm Show. Survived by wife Elizabeth and several children including J M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phares W. Baker
Landisville
Baker
W. M. Pfautz
Lititz
Elizabeth
J. M
The Fireside Philosopher by Alfred Siggs
The fireside philosopher notes the religion cannot be organized and that sorrow teaches more than happiness. It argues love drives out reason, many are overfed but under nourished, and clashes indicate both innocence and guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Siggs
Lititz Big Five Opens Season With Victory Over East Lampeter
The Lititz Big Five coached by Paul Bachman beat East Lampeter 31 to 21 on Littz Court Sunday. Lititz reserves topped Lititz Dels 81 to 17 in the preliminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz Big Five
Paul Bachman
Littz Court
East Lampeter
Lititz
Lititz Dels
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Brookfield
Valley Farm
Mosemann’s
Copfee
U.S. Sharp’s
Front Street
Mrs
Amanda A. Roth
the Thrift Shop
E. Main Street
Jim
Lititz Springs
BUICE
Chevrolet
Broad and
Marion
Wolf’s
DE Soto and
Plymouth Cars
Waterman
Santa
Waterman’s
Wertsch Jeweler
W. E. Stark
East Main Street
Lititz, Penna
Waffle
Roy S. Reidenbaugh
W. Main St
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