Obituary for Christian F. Charles of Landisville
Christian F. Charles, 87, of Landisville, died at home Saturday after a long illness. He was a Mennonite deacon for 37 years and a retired farmer. Survived by his wife, five sons, one sister, 12 grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Services at his home and Landisville Mennonite Church. Interment in adjacent cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian F. Charles
Landisville
Christian L. Charles
Town
Ihis Home
Mennonite Church
Miss Amanda Leed 81 Dies at Zion Home
Miss Amanda Leed age 81 died Sunday at the Zion Home after a period of infirmity. She was a lifelong Akron resident and is survived by brother John S. Leed of West Chester and sister Mrs Lizzie K. Roger of Rothsville. Funeral services were held yesterday at Salem Evangelical Church Rothsville with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda
Leed
Zion Home
Here
John S. Leed
West Chester
Lizzie K. Roger
Rothsville
Akron
Salem Evangelical Church
Mrs Ecenroad dies at Middle Creek home
Mrs William Ecenroad also known as Minnie Holsinger Ecenroad died at her home near Middle Creek at 1 pm Saturday from complications. She was a Brethren Church member. She leaves her husband, several children and a step daughter, along with her parents Samuel and Alice Holsinger and many siblings. Funeral services were held at the home and later at the Middle Creek Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie. Holsinger Ecenroad
William Ecenroad
Middle Creek
Brethren Church
Clayton Eshleman
Chester Eshleman
Lincoln
Esther Eshleman
Mary Eshleman
Catherine
William
Anna
Arlene Ecenroad
Alverta Ecenroad
Muddy Creek
Samuel
Alice Holsinger
Harry
Mary
Paul Kurtz
Brunnerville
Jacob
Clay
Abram Eberly
Indiantown
Harrison D Lupold 79 died Lancaster after two weeks illness
Harrison D Lupold 79 of 449 South Broad Street Lancaster died at St Joseph s Hospital after a two week illness. He was born in Lincoln son of the late Henry and Sarah Diffenderfor Lupold a member of St James Catholic Church Lititz. He is survived by his wife the late Anna S Hoover and children Laura E wife of William A Greiner Lititz and Clarence D plus siblings Rebecca Landis Amanda Ray Annie Lupold Sadie Dietrich and Walter. Funeral from the home Tuesday at 8 30 then requiem high mass at St Joseph s Church at 9 with interment in Woodward Hill Cemetery Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison D. Lupold
South Broad Street
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lancaster
Lincoln
Henry
Sarah Diffenderfor Lupold
St. James, Catholic Church
Lititz
Anna S. Hoover
Laura E
William A. Greiner
Clarence D
Rebecca Landis
Elizabethtown
Amanda Ray
Annie Lupold
Sadie Dietrich
Walter
East Petersburg
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Woodward Hill Cemetery
Sister of Lititz Woman Dies in California Missionary
Mrs. Emma Huber Rock, born August 14, 1863, daughter of John and Susan Huber, died in California. A Moravian missionary to Alaska from 1890 to 1915 and later at Santanez California Indian Mission, she was buried January 28 in Banning California. Survived by husband Samuel Rock, daughter Isie, three grandchildren, four sisters Miss Mary Huber Miss Anna Huber Mrs Elsie Mitchel and Mrs Goosh of Lititz, and brother Samuel Huber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Grosh
Maple Street
Emma Huber Rock
Banning
California
Mrs Waser Dies After Illness at 80 in Silver Springs
Mrs. Amanda L Waser 80 wife of John F Waser of Silver Springs died Sunday at her home from complications She was a Mountville Church of the Brethren member Survived by husband three daughters one son three sisters two brothers and 18 grandchildren Services Tuesday at 1 30 at Silver Springs U B Church at 2 Interment in the adjoining cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda L. Waser
John F. Waser
Silver Springs
Clayton Diffenderfer
Lititz
R. D
Mountville Church
S of the Brethren
Silver Springs U. B
All the Home News in the Record
A compact home news digest from The Record highlights local items and household topics in a periodic column. Readers get brief updates on community happenings and domestic interests within the newspaper’s home section.
Charles H. Klopp Dies After Home Accident in Lancaster
Charles H. Klopp 62 of 8 Lincoln Avenue died Wednesday at Lancaster General Hospital from injuries after a fall at his home Saturday. He owned Wick House in Lititz for five years before retiring two years ago. Survived by his wife Annie, a son Harold of White Oak, two daughters in Richland, eleven grandchildren, a brother William of Richland, and three sisters. Services were held at Wike's funeral parlors Schaefferstown and Richland Reformed Church with interment in Richland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Klopp
Lincoln Avenue
Lancaster General Hospital
Richland
Warwick House
Lititz
Ile
Annie
Harold
White Oak
Charles Karsnitz
Fred. Strickler
William
Ella Duncan
Bryn Mawr
Edwin Miller
Edwin Bates
Reading
Wike’s
Schaefferstown
Richland Reformed Church
Richland Cemetery
Metathesis and Spoonerisms in Word Play
The text explains metathesis as transposing letters or sounds within a word. It notes that when the transfer occurs between two words the phenomenon is called a spoonerism and cites a famous example "Rinquering Congs their titles take."
Linden Hall And Lititz High Named Accredited In 1985
Linden Hall and Lititz High School are accredited for 1985 by the Commission on Secondary Schools of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. The list covers 651 schools nationwide with 255 in Pennsylvania, 170 in New York, 144 in New Jersey, plus 35 in Maryland, 29 in the District of Columbia, and 16 in Delaware. The Commission also serves as a fact finding rating agency and information clearing house for these schools.
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Linden Hall
Linden Hall and
Lititz High School
Commission On Secondary Schools of the
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Commission
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
District of Columbia
Delaware
Middle States
Lancaster Airport Pilot Feeds Birds Across County by Plane
Pilot Jason H. Moore from Lancaster Airport flew a green and yellow plane with skis over the county on Thursday morning dropping 150 pounds of grain to feed starving birds. The two and a half hour flight covered areas where birds were dying due to heavy snow, with pheasants sighted. Cold at takeoff registered five degrees above zero near Quarryville. Local sportsmen may obtain feed at Sharp's Store or Hershey Seaman Co. office on North Cedar Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason H. Moore
Lancaster
Moore
Quarryville
Sharp’s
North Broad Stret
Hershey-Seaman Co
North Cedar Street
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Tree Navy
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