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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1913

Page

8

Deaths narrative features Lititz area figures and longtime residents

The obituary row details several local figures: Kauffman of Lititz and Baltimore cigar business ties, survived by wife Amanda and four children, with funeral at Warwick home. Other notices recount John Stauffer of Akron dying after pneumonia, Andrew Kulp of Akronborough age 77, Cyrus Reed of Ephrata dying of heart failure, Mrs. Sarah K Stump of Lancaster passing at 61, and Samuel Neuin of Lebanon at 108 with civic note on his first vote in 1825.

W. L. Todd Harry Gonder Amanda Carpenter Warwick South Broad Street Baltimore James Winfield Jeremiah William Nebraska Kauffman Lititz Garfield Castle No L. L. Zook Front Street E. S. Hagen John Stauffer Ralph Stauffer Akron Presbyterian Hospital Philadelphia Philadelphia College of Pharmacy Lancaster Frailey Grace United Evangelical Church Andrew Kulp Aaron Buch Akronborough Mr. Kulp William G. Kulp Talmage Wayne Bethany Church Ephrata Lizzie A. W. Buch Hettie Jacob Harrison Andrew Neffsville Harvey Oregon Annie Israel Burkholder Farmersville Disston West Earl Township Cyrus, Reed E. R. McCaa McCaa Miller Mount Airy Isaac Teed Polly Meek John Meek Mellinger Shoeneck Sarah K. Stump Jeremiah K. Stump Lancaster County Benjamin Elizabeth Evans Fruitville Pike Manheim Township Pfantz Bros Church of the Brethren Elizabeth E Walter E Sarah M William J Reading J. W. Lansinger Millersville Alfred Evans Frank Evans William Evans Benjamin Evans Fruitville Samuel Neuin Lebanon John Quincy Adams Strausstown Berks County Valentine Brothet Dr. Brobst Leber Sale and Exchange Ephairta Jos. W. Paker Ite Warwick Township Frank Henichte Gideon Schmuck Warwick House John Bair Car of Missouri Marcel Elizabeth Towne Tim Speedwell Milll David Frederick Amos H. Witman B.K Bronnerville Eliis Eby Kissel Hill Thomas H. Erb H. 8. Keller Brownstown Abraham L. Strickler Abraham Geib Abraham Strickler Ghry Two Brunngerville Wissler A. B. Dommy Brannerville Abraham Bittner Jacob G. Hershey Penn Township Penryn Wartowhship Honkenold Ponds Abraham Bitmer Lexington C. H. Royer

Adam W Berry 73 Dies at Hopeland Home

Adam W Berry aged seventy three died Wednesday at his Hopeland residence from a complication of diseases. Survived by wife and children Lily Shoemaker Beckie Drybread Addison Moses Samuel Henry Lydia. Funeral Saturday at 9 30 from his home with services at Hopeland U B Church.

Adam W. Berry Hopeland Lily Henry Shoemaker Beckie Edgar Drybread Mt. Airy Addison Reading Moses Samuel Henry Lydia Edwina Eberly Hopeland U. B. Church

Denver Mint Shows Fortified Vaults and Guards

A Denver Post description portrays the Denver mint as the world’s best protected facility with water beneath the foundation, thick brick and cement walls, a seven ton steel door, a multi vault system,Diebold clocks, timed access, constant patrols, and a police-linked alarm network. It notes minutely the guard procedures and high powered rifles stored throughout the building.

Denver Mint Mint Hrans Street Diebold Denver National City Bank of New York Denver Post

Model Short Story Plot by Robert Barr

Euclid maps a tight plot focused on the climax, rejecting detours. He builds the tale with precise steps toward the decisive moment, teaching the ending through disciplined progression and minimal prose.

Euclid Robert Barr

Handcuff History From Antiquity to Modern Police

Harper's outlines the evolution of restraint devices from ancient to modern times. It traces terms like shack bolt and twister, notes the painful figure eight, and praises the lighter contemporary US police handcuff for balance of control and reduced pain.

Europe United States Harper's

Flushing Institute Announcement from 1868

A dated reminiscence recounts an 1868 New York Daily Times item under Instruction about Flushing Institute. The piece includes brief exchanges with a rude little girl Maiden Aunt a reading and a joke about a new papa and recollections from Chicago News Recollection Frigende Blatter and a Dutch Proverb note.

New York Daily ‘Times Flushing Institute Teading Mazie Heroet Chicago News

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