Lititz Record Front Page Parish Notices
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1884
Page
3
Religious Notices and Local Items From Lititz Area
Local intelligence lists Moravian and German Baptist services on Sunday across multiple parish stations including Chaybill Molhler and Nettsville with various times. It notes a Reading Dramatic Combination play Buzzard or the Outlaws of the Ephrata Hills coming to Reading, reports on the Mite Society festival profits, and mentions legal cautions, burglaries, and political meetings in Lititz and Warwick, along with local church revival progress and several brief community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian
Chaybill’s
Molhler's
Nettsville
Stotlsville
White Oak
Evangemcal
New Haven
Akron
Abe Buzzard
Ephrata Hills
Reading
Lanter
Lititz Notes Show Busy Town Life and Local Buys
A collage of town items reports burglaries and cautions, band meetings, a centennial stone house, house fires, cattle deaths, real estate moves, sleighing weather, and local business updates. Highlights include Levi B. Zug purchasing Samuel High’s property, Lititz band plans, and a Moravian church depot agreement in negotiation.
Angry bull attack ends with dog rescue in Shaeffers Town
Levi Dadendorf narrowly escaped when a bull charged from behind as he carried corn to the house. His wife struck the animal with a rail, the family dog arrived and tore at the bull, forcing it to yield. Dadendorf suffered no serious injuries. Also reported: fox chase at Shaeffers town hotel, new telephone links and schoolhouse delights, a marriage in Miller residence, and local tobacco dealers Klopp & Kegerrise buying crops with uneven prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiex
Levi Dadendorf
Iris
Mr. Dodendor
Justinet
Dodendorf
Shaefferstown
Fetter
Reynard
George S’. Miller
John Roger
Emma Garrett
A. J. Bachman
Klopp & Kegerrise
Richland
Wm. Fetter
David M. Newswaty
Heidelberg Township
Did You Ever Experience a Barber Shop Nightmarish Pitch
Reader describes an inept barber visit at eight in the evening with long waits, persistent sales pitches, rude chatter about current events, and a request for a blood stopping remedy. The text touts Ackera Blood Elixir as a cure for skin ailments and other conditions, endorsed by Dr. J. G Brobst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Literary Society Notes and Local News From Pennville
The piece reports on a Literary Society- Mew Candidates meeting in Unionville, local school progress at White Oak with 40 pupils and a near perfect attendance, and community happenings. It notes tobacco commerce, a tragic murder of Bernard Short, a cigar factory burglary thwarted by Tobias Stauffer, and Grand Army of the Republic events in Lancaster with a welcome address by Major Reingebtl and a response by Commander Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Society
Unionville
Aliven
White Oak
Lawrence J. Tbach
Newmanstown
Lebanon County
Byron J. Tbach
White Oak School
Teydia Keath
Christie Warman
Mary Habecker
Addison Keath
Hila Keath
Rosa Habecker
Cassie Sahm
Cassie Connelly
Kate Gealbach
Minnie Weaver
Sallie Heagy
Henry Wabecker
George Harman
Henry Gish
Ella Keath
Rosa Havecker
Emanuel H. Greiner
Jeremiah Kofroth
Perry County
Krelder & Kendig
Salunga
Tobias Stauffer
Grand Army of the Republic
Lancaster
Misayerchorus
Reingebtl
Osborne
Bargains at Habecker Store in Hathsville Sale
Mr. David Habecker sells Rothsville store to H A Seldymridge of Lititz and plans to close out his stock at greatly reduced prices. The buyer will take over next April as Habecker offers bargains aimed at saving customers money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Habecker
Rothsville
H. A. Seldymridge
Lititz
Habecker
Habeck
Eumo Horan
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Cty
Josurn M
Feger
Old Nunse Says Acker’s English Remedy Endorsed
Acker’s English Remedy is praised for coughs croup diphtheria or brouphitis and sold by Dry I C Brobst. The notice warns those who spread false reports about the sleighing party to retract their statements or face penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stemnach
Fle
Ajay
Altron
Acker
I. C. Brobst
Local residents and visitors listed in Lititz society notes
Personal notices detail visits and travels of Mrs. Wilson Baum's sister Mrs. Seidel and others including Mr. John W. Mohr of Reading Dr. Conrad of Robesonia and Mr. George Barr of Philadelphia. Also reported are birthdays travels illnesses church activities and a runaway horse incident near Mechanicsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Baum
Seidel
Hamburg
John W. Mohr
Reading
Conrad
Robesonia
George Barr
Philadelphia
Caroline Luwall
Bethlehem
Liita
William J. Hamilton
Will
H. H. Grosh
Harry Moore
Ben. F. Shertzer
Lancaster
William Childs
Pittsburg
Lititz
George Grim
J. F. Sturgis
Florida
Jacksonville
Jacob Mays
Indiana
Carpet party at Brener's draws fourteen ladies and three gentlemen
A Tuesday gathering at John Brener man's house brought together fourteen women and three men who helped with wraps and ball packing. Public sales at Jacob Dominy's rear Lititz drew large crowds as farm stock and other items sold well, with proceeds of 901.35 dollars amid local festivities and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brenerman
Jacob Dominy
Lititz
Dominy
Valentines to the front and other local notes
Election in one week from next Tuesday. Hints and notes on commerce, subscriptions rising, a Middletown butcher made a 23 yard sausage, auctioneer Evans calling sales daily, and discussions of wages and paving. Local items include banks paying interest, houses in demand, and rail or street notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietts
Mt. Joy
National Bank
Giela
Middletown
Evans
Wales
Marshall
Lg.ar
Republican County Committee
Tangaster
Fargo
Allentown Market Ad Feeds For Groceries And Blankets
A historical ad lists canned goods with prices such as tomatoes corn peas and pineapple, plus dried fruits and prunes. It promotes Wenger's Roller Flour, notes grade distinctions, and highlights cold snap driven blanket and underwear sales. Local produce terms, market quotes, and various merchants and rail lines are interwoven with miscellaneous prices and items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia
Wenger
California
Snyder’s
Brubaker
Florida
Palermo
Segars
Githens & Rexsamer
Tshudy
Reading and Chesapeake Railroad Bond News
Engineer Slaymaker said the Reading and Chesapeake Railroad will be built with bonds negotiated. Pennsylvania Railroad and New York partners plan to construct along the lower town route, awaiting confirmation by wire. The forecast reflects a hoped, yet unconfirmed, development in local rail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaymaker
Reading & Chesapeake Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
New Holland Clarion
Also Mentioned on This Page
PR Riday
Wa. U
Ewex
Undertaker
Main Street
Local Intelligence
Mite Society
Millard Wildebrand
Strasbourg
Lf. P. Hart
Strasborg
Bill Christ
Ile
Jacob Gall
Peon Township
Herman
George Stobler
Elizabeth Township
Squire Reidenbach
Squire Matthews
Brickerville
Jerry Stump
Internal Revenue
Obacco
Lancaster New Life
Fry
R& Great
Churchtown
Lancaster Directors of the Poor
Joan Evans
Steward
David McMullen
Democrats
Miller
John K. Rohrer
Breneman, Longenecker & Co
Philip Snyder
Rockland Street
Ayen
J. C. Brobst
Acker's
Wwe
Lichtenberger
Lilitz
John
Christian Hershey
Nust
Harper Brothers
Dong
Levi B. Zug
Rapho Township
Samuel High
Elisabeth Township
Country Weekly
Peter Kreiter
Harvey Bock
Warwick House
John Liehtenberger
Rome
Harry Seldomridge
Daniel Habecker
Reading Railroad
Moravian Church
Ladies’ Sewing Society
Kahls
Frank Marshall
Petersburg
Buck
Williamsport
Shredsperstown
Lake
Stark County
Pine Hill
Bevoni
Johu Sharp
Lancaster County
Joan Leup
J. G Brobst
Bernard Short
Martic Township
Short
Grand Army
Hathsville
the Lakes’ Sewing Society
Moraviah
Brethrena House
Brethren Schwartze
Gapp
Amos Bomberger
Mechanicsburg
Carpet Ag
Bartholomew
Marietta Lyceum
Gst
Wolle
Allentown
Hasiery
Dr. Harr
de Haven Townsend
Bankers
South
Ieivad
Web
Hyde
Hiatt
Wanita A. de
Vite RR
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Coal & Navigations
United N. J. RB. R.& Canal Co
Northern
Gentral St. BR
Hestonville Pass
Bt. Co
Phila
Worth Pennsylvania
R. Phila
Erle
Minnesota
Pennsytevania Family
Cain
Hye Marie
Philadephia
Reeves
Algase
Erisine
Cortmpr
Lowell
Brussels
Horner
GEO
B. F. Haldeman
Locust Street
Columbia, Penna
A. R. Bomberger & CO
Oper
Afrhand
Tron
Bomberger & CO
Lititz, Pa
Apsian
Penn Township Mutual Fire. Insurance Association OF
Yesvaf
Ross Ammount
Jayor
Baling
Penn Township Manna
Trannance Company
Ad. Hartman Hershey
David . Hoover
Asics
Penn Tup
Jacob H. Hershey
Ishazn G. Exe
See
Fish and Oyster House
Herebs
Lititz Springs
Apward Kestner
Jacob B. Becker
Warwick Township
Oloinig
Archel Township
FACOR
Stahman
Fepegh Co
Pestare
Unah F. Wartranet
Anna M. Har Res
Abraham Coldren
Lausuxber
Edward L. Kryder
Tshuby's Store
Bards Oregon Store Wheely Report
B. Baxo
Germany
Bator
Hermon
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