Marriage of Fahnestock and Breneman in Maplewood NJ
Wayne G Fahnestock and Miss Bernice Breneman married Monday night by Rev J E Charton at Maplewood NJ. The couple, engaged for months, hosted a wedding dinner at Robert Treat and returned Tuesday to Lititz with plans to move into a new home on South Broad Street in May. Fahnestock previously worked in chocolate manufacturing before selling interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir. Wayne G. Fahnestock
Bernice Breneman
J. ©. Breneman
J. E. Charton
Maplewood
N. J
X. C. D. Bonner
Robert Treat
Fahnestock
Hiram Meek
Spruce Street
South Broad Street
Fuahnestock
ROTHSVILLE EVENTS PROMOTE FRIDAY THEATER CROWD
Crowds expected Friday evening February 16 as Warwick Grange presents a three act comedy A Kentucky Belle in the high school auditorium. Local notices report real estate and personal property sales, church services, and visits among residents as February 17 and 18 events unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick Grange
Frank Boucher
Main St
James Weachter
Weachter
Washington Camp No
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Stauffer
TP. B. Rotroth
Littu
Jacob H. Mumma
Frank BR. Buch
Josiah A. Shaar
Church Street
Anna Calwell
Millersville
Allen Birkenbine
Ralph Miley
Harry W. Edris
Washington
Present epidemic looks like flu
An oral belief describes the current epidemic as a form of influenza with fever pain and weakness. Some cases progress to pneumonia meningitis or inflammation of the cay. The piece questions origin noting earlier outbreaks from Valencia Spain and the Orient while denying a Spain origin for the current strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Valencia
Orient
Russ‘s
United States
Iafineny Sh
Anenca
Vecos
Lititz Teens to Open Radio Store in Lancaster
John F. Mahler of Lititz and Russell Stauffer of Manheim plan a new radio store at 212 and 214 N. Green street Lancaster. The venture named The Radio Guitit Company aims to be a practical radio shop with plans developed after school and Bell Telephone experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Mahler
Russel Stauffer
Manheim
N. Green Street
Lancaster
Radio Guitit Company
Mehler Is & Ser
Benjam Mehler
Heartlectriceal School
Bell Telephone Company
New Haven Man Visits Pottstown After Daughters’ Death
Mr Harry Gonder of New Haven Conn visited Pottstown from Saturday to Monday after coming here for his daughter Mrs Peter Killian’s death. He spent time with his other daughter Henry Hackman and spoke of his long life in the area. Local sport and poultry keepers report ring necked pheasants and partridges thriving, with partridges aiding town flocks. A note on reviving life with Victor Records ends the item in Scott’s Book Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gonder
New Haven
Conn
Pottstown
Peter Killian
Henry Hackman
Gonder
Cave of Hinds
Circle drawing puzzle and local wool and lending notes
A Lancaster area column notes a continuous stroke circle with a det in the center as a solved puzzle by Louis Haines. It also reports on wartime wool prices, local shepherd Abram Bomberger, a future Lititz building and loan plan, and an anecdote about Abraham Lincoln’s umbrella once owned by Jess Snavely, with Rose Brothers noted for antique umbrellas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Haines
Abraham Lincoln
Flo
Lancaster
Cadwell House
Pennsylvania Depot
Brunswick Hotel
Joe Barnetts
Lincoln
Jess Snavely
William Snavely
Frank Rader
Rose Brothers
Benj. Franklin
Pot Cheese 16c Get it as Dos ter's
A short classified note promotes Pot Cheese at 16 cents and urges buyers to purchase it as a dos ter deal. The item is presented in a quick sales pitch style typical of a small shop ad.
Lititz residents recall long-ago Lititz teachers on birthday
Notes recount Miss Sophia Youngman eighty five years ago as a Lititz school teacher, memory of Linden Hall Seminary and Sunny Side College, with ex-pupils Wagner and Fry visiting her at the Winuter Home in Lancaster to mark her ninety-fifth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Morris Fry
Sophia Youngman
Winuter
Lancaster
Lititz
Man
Linden Trail Seminary
Messrs
Fry
Younman
Miss Young
Miss Youngman
Linden Hall Seminary
Sunny Side College
Julius T. Beckler
Tititz Chautauqua Meeting At St Pauls Basement
A meeting of persons interested in Tititz Chautauqua will be held in the basement of St Pauls Lutheran Church on Tuesday evening February 27. The director of this circuit will be a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick House
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Geedovck
Maud pony bridle hits record era and Electra Hunt on tour
The bridle and bit of Maud the famous trotting mare, recorded 2.1044 miles in 1887, recently entered Dr. W. K. Bender of East Main Street. The Electra Hunt Concert Company, formerly the Bostonian Sextette, performs at the High School Auditorium on Friday Feb 16 with soloists Electra Hunt Isa Hunt and others. Valentines shine in Lititz with old fashioned keepsakes and record post office year highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud
W. K. Bender
East Main
Pittsburgh
Nancy Hanks
William Gormley
Dr. Bender
Electra Hunt
Boston
Sexrette
Isse Hunt
Lyceum
Scott's
Travels of locals and visitors across cities and towns
Miss Viola Leib was in New York last week while Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hepp visited Pittsburgh. Mrs. Beck and Mrs. Carpenter spent the week in New York. George Zimmele of Ideal Chocolate Co. visited from Boston. Miss F. B. Dutt left for Philadelphia to buy millinery. Allen Bachman of Tower City vacationed with sisters in town. Elmer Reidenbach from Philadelphia stayed with his mother. The Bushongs visited Rohrerstown for a turkey dinner with son Scott. Dr. Edward Crosland, intern at Miser-Cordia, Philadelphia, visited his parents. John W. Peters of Brickerville spent time with daughter Mrs. Lewis Sturgis. Rev. F. A. Weichsell attended a Lancaster Lutheran gathering. Wisslers traveled to Watertown, N Y, for Mrs. Wissler’s mother’s death. The Cage Riage home near Akron has seen illness. The Lutz family band played at First Christian Lemoyne. Nanft of Lancaster, just recovered from pleuro-pneumonia, is known in town. Elizabeth Guilford sails for France to aid Red Cross. The Peters funeral, led by local residents, followed a death in Pottstown. Bomberger of Jeannette visited for a papers meeting in Harrisburg. The paper notes Jeannette’s growth from weekly to daily. A fragment ends with a quip about a boy and a fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa F. B. Dutt
Philadelphia
Allen Bachman
Tower City
W. K. Bender
Ella Lacy
Elmer Reidenbach
A. B. Reidenbach
East Main Street
Milton Bushong
Scott
Rohrerstown
Lancaster Lutheran Pastor Association
St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church
Lancaster
Jos
Wissler
South Broad Street
Watertown
N. Y
Mazas
Hazelton E
Ri Cage
Richard Brd
Harry Erable
West
Akron
B. F. Lutz
First Christian Church
Lemoyne
J. O. Nanft
Nanft
St. Joseph's Hospital
Elizabeth Guilford
Wheatland Avenue
New York
France
Guilford
Red Cross
Lititz
Peters
Pottstown
Jennie Workman
Harry Gonder
Ralph Gonder
Sadie Kittle
Tenry Hackman
M. M. Souders
Benjamin Weir
Killian
C. Martin Bomberger
News-Dispatch
Jeannette
Harrisburg
Bomberger
Jeanette
Pition
Eas
Legion Cancels Thursday Game with Manheim After High School Clash
The local Legion team canceled a scheduled Thursday game with Manheim on short notice to let the High School set a new date. Friends say the High School has antagonized the Legion all season, using its control of gym space to gain leverage. Taxpayers note gym rates rose earlier this year amid the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Manheim
Friends of
F. Legisn
Warwick man sells 2 test frame house on South Broad Lititz
G Minnich of Warwick township sold his two frame house on South Broad street Lititz to John M Miller of this place on private terms through N Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Minnich
Warwick Township
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MR. Fahnestock
Miss Breneman
Dereey
James Rainsford
Rudy
EE. L. Garber
PF. B. Bucher
Paul Seaber
Harvey Eberly
Church of the Brethren In the
Henry Wike
William Stauffer
Ephrata
Elser
Edwin Sturgis
Charles Duzsinger
Atwood Kreider
Roanoke
Post Office Department
Young Men's Business League
Harriman
W. A. Miller
East Petersburg
Mr. Miller
Myler
Rothsville
Valley Forge
Thea
God of
Sons of
D Joe Baker
Lititz High School Alumni Association
Henry Brown
Theodore Dussinger
Paul Green
William Ringer
Patrick O’malley
Harlan Hoffman
Mary Grosh
Sophie Bland
Mildred Yerger
May Dexter
Anna May Frantz
Hawley
Mary Huebener
Smudge
Fred Habecker
Cap
Louis Huebener
Josephine
Aecker
Winifred Uber
Cket
Scott’s
Frank Spickler
Charles Bittner
Charles
Murphyly
Frank
Spickler
Victor
Storf
Abram Bomberger
Abram
Lancaster County
Horace Eschbach
Gardenvill
Mr. Eschbach
Eschbach
Benjamin Hershey
Elizabeth Hertzler
Bathsville
Victnity
Warwick Grange Hi
Erufi
Electra Hunt Concert Company
Garreth
Tilitz
Viola Leib
Louis Hepp
H. H. Beck
H. B. Carpenter
George Zimmele
The
Ideal Chocolate Company
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