Wills Filed Resolve Bequests To Moravian Institutions
Miss Olga E A Beckler of Lititz dies December 4 and her will, drawn January 27 1934, bequeaths 200 to the Moravian Home at Lititz in memory of Cecelia Hall and Juliana Schoenlein if the estate exceeds 6000. Five Fulton National Bank shares go to Elizabeth Lesher Ormrod. 100 each to Frances Fraucani Carrie Landis Fisher and Louisa A Weitzel. Linden Hall Seminary receives two large oil paintings and a hair wreath. family paintings go to Lititz Moravian Church Archives. Dolls to Moravian Mission in Alaska or an orphanage. burial attire reserved. Net estate to be split among three Beckler cousins in Herrnhut Germany. Louis Huebener named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian Home For
Linden Hall Seminary
Olga E. A. Beckler
Register
Court House
Lititz
Cecelia Hall
Juliana Schoenlein
Fulton National Bank
Elizabeth Lesher Ormrod
George Ormrod
Allentown
Frances Fraucani
Carrie Landis Fisher
Harrisburg
Louisa A. Weitzel
Alaska
Miss Beckler
Lititz Moravian
Herrnhut
Saxony
Germany
Theodore
Rudolph
Godfried Beckler
Ferdinand Beckler
Louis Huebener
Two Suits For Crash Kissler Charged After Lititz Auto Collision
George Kissler of Lititz R D 4 faces assault and battery by automobile charges and failure to convey an injured man to a hospital. Constable Sweigart held him after an incident last Wednesday while John Gallagher of Lancaster, injured in the December 18 collision on the Lititz Pike near the new airport, prosecuted Kissler for reckless driving before Justice Steigerwalt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kissler
Lititz
R. D
Sweigart
John Gallagher
Lancaster
Lititz Pike
Kissler
Galagher
Justice of the Peace
Steigerwalt
Gallagher
Farm Calendar Advises Canning Surplus Meats and Balanced Cowfeed
The notice encourages canning surplus meats including pork beef veal lamb mutton chicken soup stock and by products like sausage heart liver and tongue to avoid waste. It also stresses feeding cows the proper grain amount with correct protein to balance roughage for milk production.
Census Enumerators Named for County in 1900 Census
Forty four men in Lancaster County are named as enumerators for the upcoming federal agricultural census. J P Brubaker is set for Lititz and Warwick Township. George W Shuler of Reading will examine the candidates. Lancaster is divided into 44 districts. county farms exceed nine thousand in the last census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Brubaker
Lititz
Warwick Township
George W. Shuler
Reading
Census Directo
Pennsylvania
Lancaster County
What Vocation Shall My Boy Choose
A concise discussion urges young men to consider future opportunities and wisely pick a life work. It argues that a changing world makes career choice crucial for success, offering practical thoughts on how boys can evaluate options.
aviation technician career path in aviation industry
The article explains that aviation pilots rely on four to six ground workers who build, check, and maintain engines and planes. It argues growing air mileage will raise demand for skilled ground staff and outlines routes into the field, including apprenticeships, helper positions, and self study to gain necessary experience and technical knowledge.
Obituary for Abram E. Binkley in Neffsville
Abram E. Binkley sixty died at his Neffsville home from stroke effects. He leaves a wife Nora Hess and children Anna, Melvin, Roy, Florence, Ralph, David H, May, Josephine Hess, and Abram Jr. Surviving siblings include David E and Isaiah E. Services were private at home then public at Lutheran Church Neffsville. Interment in United Brethren Cemetery. Beck Bros. funeral directors.
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Abram E. Binkley
Neffsville
David and
Mary Ann Eshleman Binkley
United Brethren Church
Nora Hess
Anna M
Reuben Brookmyer
H. Melvin
East Petersburg
C. Roy
Dry Run
Franklin County
Florence E
Paul Tbach
Lititz R. D
Ralph
David H
Francis May
Josephine Hess Binkley
Ebram E., Jr
David E
Cresswell
Isaiah E
Lemoyne
Alice E. Herr
Mary Reeperts
Millersville
R. D
Lutheran Church
United Brethren Cemetery
Beck Bros
Death of Mrs Anna C Bard in Neffs ville
Mrs Anna C Bard 63 of Neffs ville died suddenly of a heart attack at her home at 1 P M Friday. A former resident of a town she is survived by three sons Clarence and Harry at home and Daniel Newark N J plus six grandchildren. Services were held at 2 P M on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna G. Bard
Neffsville
Clarence
Harry
Daniel
Newark
N. J
Funeral service at Lincoln Reformed Church
On Monday the funeral service was held at Lincoln Reformed Church with interment in the adjoining cemetery. R. M. Spach served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Reformed Church
R. M. Spach
Clay P. D. Continued Ask Bids At Manheim
Post office status in Clay P D remains open after a rescinded January 15 closure. R C Wealand serves as postmaster at Clay P D. Federal bids invited for labor and materials to build a new Manheim post office, with January 31 deadline and total project cost of 70,100 dollars.
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Clay
Post Office Department
Ephrata
Roote
R. C. Wealand
Manheim
Johns Celebrate 88th Wedding Anniversary in Neffsville
Married 38 years Mr and Mrs C M Johns of Neffsville marked their 88th wedding anniversary last Monday evening. Attendees included the Buffenomyer family of Brownstown and the Johns relatives from Lancaster, Lititz, Leacock, and Neffsville with children Anna Mary Esther Mae David and Lester among those present.
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C. M. Johns
Neffsville
Walter Buffenomyer
Melvin
Brownstown
Peter John
Anna Mary
Esther Mae
David
Lester
Lancaster R. D
Hummer
Clayton
Mildred
Dorothy
Leon
Lincoln
Christian Johns
Erma
Lititz R. D
Francis Johns
Marvin, Leacock
Luther Johns
Betty Jane
Susanna Anna Ard Walter Johns
Interesting local news will be found on every page of todays RECORD
A note highlights that the RECORD’s pages today feature varied local stories across communities. Readers are invited to scan the edition for briefs, columns, notices, and sports items.
Samuel E Seaber dies in Philadelphia of heart disease
Samuel E Seaber 68 of Lititz and Philadelphia resident for 43 years died suddenly of heart disease at his Front Street home after a Sunday attack. A printer by trade, he had worked in Philadelphia and visited Lititz often. Survived by sister Mrs Curvier Grube of Lancaster and brothers Paul postmaster of Lititz and Morris of Philadelphia. Services held at Paul Seather’s Front Street home and Moravian Church. Burial in Moravian cemetery. Funeral director R M Spacht.
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Samuel E. Seaber
Litioz
Philadelphia
Front Street
Paul
Mr. Seaber
My. Leader
Curvier Grube
Lancaster
Lititz
Morris
Moravian Church
Paul M. Seather
Byron K. Horne
Moravian
R. M. Spacht
Mrs Spickler Dies After Operation at 73
Mrs. David Spickler 73 of Spruce Street died Tuesday night at Lancaster General Hospital after an operation. She is survived by her husband. Funeral services held Friday at 1:30 p.m. at home and 2 p.m. in Trinity E. C. Church officiated by Rev. D P Longsdorf. Burial in Maepelah Cemetery. R M Spachf funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Spickler
Spruce Street
Lancaster General Hospital
Trinity E. C. Church
D. P. Longsdorf
Maepelah Cemetery
R. M. Spachf
Eastern Steamship Lines Readies Acadia and Saint John Liners
The Eastern Steamship Lines again puts the Acadia and Saint John in service to boost a busy season between New York and Boston. Bookings surpass last year as business travelers and pleasure seekers alike extend trips for shipboard concerts dances and motion pictures amid prominent cultural attractions in both cities.
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New York
Boston
Eastern Steamship Lines
Acadia
Vice
Bermuda
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Selina Yerger
Eisie Becker
Eugene Becker
Fannie Birkenbine
John H. Yerger
A.B. Clemens
International Correspondence Schools
Anna C. Bard
Clay P. D
S.S. Acadia
Broadway
AY Nigat
Boston Symphony Orchestra
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