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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Daily ‘Times
Flushing Institute
Teading
Mazie
Heroet
Chicago News
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J. K. Stump
Emerson
New York Tribune
Edison Electric Co
Pennsylvania
Bertron, Criscom & CO
Paris
New York
N. Schroder
Woolworth Building
Lancaster, Pa
John F. Long
Woolworth
B. T. Babbitts
Spruce Street
John L. Hossler, Jr
Ind
John Schreith
Butterine
Conestoga Meat CO
W. King St
Ephrate
Fresh & Close Springers
Anyon
Hull Roth
Weighns Cwill Bt
Satany
Reed
Coi
Geo. S. Demmy
Lancaster Co
Rapho
Kissel Hills
Manheim
R. D
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Handcuffs
Degker and
Jansser
Jans
Sen
Century Sheet
J.B. Young & Son
E. Grange St
Isaac Sarah
Lucas
Vallambrosa
Milton
Karl
Frigende Blatter
OTICE
Pennsslvania
Olb. Lansinger
Ro ‘Althouse
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pemua
Millesvile Water Company
Manor
State of
International Bble Students’ Association
W.E. Vandmeura
Colonial Theatre
P. I
J.henry Benneth
Kleinfeltersville
Lebanon County
Aron Them
Malaver
J. Henry Bennetctl
A. D. Szhm
Wishington House
Manhemm
Chester
Cumberland
A. D. Sahm
John D. Bair
Horse & Mule Barns
Blue Ball
Will Leber
Kansas & Nebraska
Jos. W. Baker
Menno Kurtz
F. E. Enate
Isaac Larah
John D. Bear