Groundhog signs and winter forecasts in Lititz notice
The Lititz issue notes belief in groundhog shadows but argues winter remains likely for six weeks. It previews a talk at Long Memorial U B Church by Prof Ralph W Schlosser on The Life of George Washington and reports thefts at Getz store and Meadow Valley garage. It also mentions European study on women elbow to ground distance and clarifies boa constrictor bite is not poisonous.
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Long Memorial U. B. Church
Neffsville
Ralph W. Schlosser
Brethren College
Elizabethtown
George Washington
U. B. Church
Mount Joy
Getz’s
Millway
Wayne Stauffer
Meadow Valley
Hints For Memorable Resh Peaches In Winter
Hints describe a historic quick freezing of peaches preserving flavor and freshness for winter use. The text notes peaches will begin a new line of family foods and mentions sugar in vinegar to improve pickles with a piquant taste.
Obituary notices from Lititz area continue
The obituary notes a Linden Hall student who died, survived by her father and brother John of Bethlehem, with her mother having died last year. The body was brought to Lititz for burial in Moravian cemetery with a private home service led by Rt. Rev. E. S. Crosland. funeral director R. M. Spacht. In a separate notice Mrs. Arthur Reist, 51, died at 212 South Broad Street from complications. She is survived by her husband, four children, two daughters in California, and Earl K Reist at home, plus siblings Wayne and Phares Kline and Mrs. John Enck, with services at St Paul’s Lutheran Church and Lutheran cemetery. R. M. Spacht again the funeral director.
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Lititz
H. C. Miller
S. Broad Street
E. S. Crosland
R. M. Spacht
Arthur Reist
South Broad Street
C. Edgar Gates
Long Beach
Calif
James Sheaffer
Rufus K. Lititz
Earl K. Reist
Wayne and
Phares Kline
Brennerville
John Enck
A. M. Weachter
Lincoln
Obituary of John B. Harnish 75 Oyster Point farmer
John B. Harnish 75 retired farmer of Oyster Point West Hempfield Township died Sunday at 9:50 PM at his son's home from pneumonia after a two week illness. Survived by wife Kate F. Harnish two granddaughters three sisters and two brothers. Funeral held at his son's home yesterday at 1 PM and 2 PM at East Petersburg Mennonite Church with burial in the adjacent cemetery.
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John B. Harnish
Oyster Point
West Hempfield Township
John H. Harnish
Kate F. Hottenstein
Abram
Centerville
Amos
Donerville
Maggie Helman
Lancaster
Lizzie Witmer
Millersville
Daniel Landis
Lititz
East Petersburg
Infant Romaine Snyder Dies of Pneumonia
Romaine Snyder seven month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Irvin B Snyder of Fruitville Pike died Saturday night at 11 o clock from pneumonia. Survived by parents and a brother Chester at home. Funeral services were held at the home Tuesday at 1 pm and at 2 pm in United Brethren Church Neffsville with interment in the adjoining cemetery. R M Spacht was the funeral director.
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Romaine Snyder
Irvin B. Snyder
Fruitville Pike
Chester
United Brethren Church
Neffsville
R. M. Spacht
Miss Susan B Huber obituary at Orville Mennonite Home
Susan B Huber age 82 died Monday morning at 7 at the Orville Mennonite Home She was born near Lititz daughter of Isaac and Susanna Huber lived many years at East Petersburg later at the Orville Home She is survived by one brother Samuel of Edmunds Washington Funeral services 1 30 pm at Orville Home and 2 15 pm at East Petersburg Mennonite Church Burial in adjoining cemetery
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Susan H. Huber
Orville Mennonite
Old Huber
Lititz
Isaac
Susanna Huber
East Petersburg
Orville
Samuel
Edmunds
Washington
East Petersburg Mennonite
Catherine Beers Dies After Illness at Zion Home
Mrs. Catherine Beers eighty died Monday night at the Zion Home near here from complications Two nieces survive Mrs Charles Dimler Northampton and Mrs James Beaver Lehighon Services were held this morning at 8 oclock at Bion Tome with further rites at 1 this afternoon in the Jerusalem Reformed Guard Kresgeville Interment in the adjoining cemetery R M
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Catherine Beers
Zion Home
Here
Charles Dimler
Northampton
James Beaver
Leheighton
Bion Tome
Jerusalem Reformed Guurd
Kresgeville
R. M. Spacht
English Delicacy Sally Lunn Named for Rath Hawker
The tea cake Sally Lunn was named after a hawker who once sold it in the streets of Rath, a historic locality. The anecdote links the pastry to a street seller, reflecting its rustic origins and local lore.
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Sally Lunn
Rath
Bneiane
Lightning Marks on Bodies Feature as Common Phenomenon
Reports describe natural objects patterns like trees ships and ferns appearing on the skin of men women and children after a lightning strike. Observers note such markings as a familiar freak of nature rather than a rare omen.
Old Spanish Zapateada Compared With English Dances
Professor Shields notes the Zapateada is a solo dance and says jig best expresses it in English. A clog dance can also approximate the Zapateada when especially animated.
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Shields
Dreams and food preservation notes from early reflections
Dream guidance suggests insomnia patterns may signal health issues and should prompt medical advice if nightmares persist despite habit changes. The excerpt shifts to early food preservation, noting dried smoked salted meats and dairy cheeses, milk preservation, and wine making origins due to natural yeast on grape skins.
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Record Printing CO
E. D. Fulweiler
J. R. Johnson
Lititz, Pa
the Record Printing CO
Schlosser
Y Jane Rogers
Susan B. Huber
Mrs
W.K. Lockhart
Minstrels
Swanee Minstrels
Lutz Hall
Feng
Hudson-Essex
Neff
East Main Street
Penna
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