Obituaries Detail Ephrata Notables Hoover and Bergstrasse Committeman
Last summons continues obituary notes for local figures. Bergstrasse Lutheran member and Murrell district Republican County Committeeman dies. survivors include wife Elizabeth Sweigart and siblings Lemuel Christian Mrs. Jacob Messner and Mrs. Maggie Zimmerman. Funeral at Bergstrasse church with Revs Welder and Smith officiating. Myer D Hoover, longtime Ephrata undertaker and contractor, dies at 76. survived by daughter Mrs. T Parkins and son Monroe G Hoover, Brownstown siblings Samuel D and Christian, sisters Mrs. Carrie Wolf and Miss Susan Hoover. Funeral from United Brethren church in Ephrata with interment in Brownstown cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergstrasse
Myer D. Hoover
Ephrata
Hoover
T. Parkins
Philadelphia
Monroe G. Hoover
Samuel D. Hoover
Christian Hoover
Brownstown
Carrie Wolf
Susan Hoover
Obituaries From Penryn Neffsville and Ephrata Area Dwellings
Multiple death notices and funeral details across Penryn Neffsville and Ephrata area. John P. Ruhl aged 81 died of heart trouble at home of his daughter near Penryn. surviving children listed. Margaret Elaine Hauck one month old died of infantile illness in Neffsville. Funeral Brethren church service. John Withers of Retten's Mill died after years of illness aged 72. funeral at Middle Creek church with Brethren elders officiating. Authorities and exact burial places noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Ruhl
John Focht
Penryn
Emanuel R
Elstonville
Henry
Focht
Margaret Elaine
5. M. Hauck
Neffsville
Brethren Church
John Withers
Near Retten’s Mill
Ephrata Township
The
Priscilla
Agnes
Harry Snyder
Ephrata
Anna
Andrew Bollinger
Middle Creek
Emma Weidler
Rothsville
Samuel
Anna Keller
Washington
Middle Creek Church
Isaac Taylor
Cyrus Gibble
Brethren
Deaths of Samuel G. Brosey and Elmer G. Bear
Samuel G. Brosey aged 77 died at his son Ira's home in Manheim from craemia. Survived by his wife, one son, three brothers, and a cigar trade history. Elmer G. Bear, 48, a cigarmaker from Brownstown, died suddenly at home after illness. Survived by wife Emma and several children. Funeral details set for Friday and Saturday at local Evangelical churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G. Brosey
Ira
Manheim
Mr. Brosey
Henry G
Frederick G
Abram G
Los Angeles
Cal
Lititz Lodge
No. 258
Knights of Pythias
Evangelical Church
Fairview Cemetery
Elmer G. Bear
Brownstown
Cooper’s
Jacob Tr. Bear
Emma
Lester
Lancaster
Maud Kreider
Neffsville
Elsie Royer
Hattie
Leona
United Evangelical Church
Deathbed confession reveals secret wedding of two youths
A deathbed confession disclosed the marriage of two famous young people after two years of secrecy. Herman Nofz died Sunday on his 21st birthday anniversary as family gathered by his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Nofz
Marital claim and infant death noted amid Stough campaign events
Last breath relays a marriage claim between a Wilming ton couple in 1918 with details of residence in Columbia. Wayne Lester Hess dies at 3 months near Hallville from croup, services held at home and buried at Salunga. Stough campaign mass meetings draw thousands in Lancaster with Dora Cain and Billy Shannon addressing crowds amid widespread revival activity across Mountville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Lester
Aaron
Lillie Hess
Hallville
Croup
Salunga
Hershey and
Kaufman
Stough
Lancaster
Billy Shannon
Berwick
First Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Dora Cain
Mountville
Landisville
Intercourse
Millersville
Twin Beds to Be Presented at Fulton Opera House
Lancaster Press Club moves to present Twin Beds at Fulton Opera House on Monday March 8. The show has an eight month New York run and is praised as one of the funniest productions by Selwyn & Company with prior hits Within the Law and Under Cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Press Club
Fulton Opera House
New York City
Selwyn & Company
New York
Notice of Dissolution of Sturgis & Co
Dissolution by mutual consent of the partnership between Susan Ss. Buch and Nathan D. Sturgis formerly operating as Sturgis & Co. in Litus Borough, Pa. Debts owed to the firm are to be settled there. business will continue under Nathan D. Sturgis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan B. Sturgis
Susan 4. Buch
Nathan Db
Sturgis
Public Sale Listings Chronicle Across Warwick and Lancaster
The record lists upcoming auctions across Warwick, Lititz, Kissel Hill, Ephrata, Manheim, Penryn and Brubaker area locations. Auctions include household goods, farm implements, livestock including horses mules cows and cattle, carloads of horses, incubators, rock crushers, harness, and various farm equipment. Dates span February 18 to March 16 with specific locales and executors named for several estates.
Public Sale Near Kis sel Hill in Warwick Township
Public sale on Thursday March 4 1915 at the remises along the stitz turnpike one quarter mile south of Kis sel Hill Warwick township. Items include four mules six years old three four horse wagons two two horse wagons nine cows one fat bull ten shoats farming implements family carriage Jenny Lind household and kitchen furniture twenty chickens. Sale starts at 1 PM terms announced by J S Obernstates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick Township
Stitz
Kissel Hill
Jenny Lind
J. S. Obernstate
Pay Day Procedures For Uncle Sam In Washington
The article details the monthly and semi monthly federal payroll process in Washington District, from disbursing clerks counting fresh bills to placing funds in envelopes and delivering them by guarded wagons. It notes engravings printing, treasury transfers, and police and secret service guard details surrounding the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Saw
District of Columbia
Washington
Uncle Sam
Treasury Department
Uncle Sara
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
United States Treasury
Secret Service
Treasury
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Way Out
An Indian missionary in New York records a confidential remark from an Irish waiter who plans to return to Ireland in three years to live on a sixteen acre farm and says heaven is impossible from New York. The quote ends with a reflective aphorism about happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emerald Isle
New York Post
Bank Reopens Expected Soon Amid Turmoil at Schaefferstown
President Uriah B. Horst says the First National Bank of Schaefferstown will reopen within a few days after a curious mix of bank troubles, a suicide linked to financial woes, and an unsettled investigation led by Coroner Dr. John J. Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Treasury Department
First National
National Bank Examiner
Logan
Alvin Binner
Examiner Logan
Horst
Lebanon
Schaefferstown Bank
Lebanon County
Binner
G. H. Moyer
Frank Krumbine
Schaefferstown
Krumbine
John J. Light
Also Mentioned on This Page
Myer
D. Hoover
Peftialle
Mary Foss
Wood
Wilmington
Del
Columbia
L. B. Longenecker
Warwick
Tnp
Lititz
Rockaway
Susan B. Snyder
Anna B. Minnich
Hiltzabeth B. Longenecker
Warwick Inc
KH. D
Spreiner
Leber
Llmots
Proso Bros
Kansas
Nebraska
Jos. W. Bal
New Street
Selby McKnight
Springville
Stevens
Lincoln
Harry Mellinger
Manheim Township
Benjamin Long
George B. Lehman
Pruitville Pile
John
Brubaker
Venn
Fred Galebach
Hs. Ober
Serena Diehm
Milton Diehim
Kleinfeltersville
J. Henry Berneleh
Bucb
Millway
Edwin G. Spangler
N. K. Brubaker
Brickerville
Elm
Hiram Cantmer
Jane Porter
Schaefferstown Bank Troubles
Rexall Orderlies
Lewis N. Moyer
Ind
John L. Hosler, Jr
Spruce St
Kansas & Nebraska
Jos. W. Baker Mupino Kurtz
Misseumuan
Illinois
Pioso Bros
J. Henry Benneth
A. L. Spayd’s
Kleinfeitersville
Lebanon Co
Wits
Poland
China
Jersey
Rome
Just
New York State
Greenings and Baldwins
B. B. Leaman N. Broadst
Lititz, Pa
Donovan
Febr’s
Furni
Ture
Lancaster County
Donovan's
Norris
the Donovan Company
East King Steer
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