Obituary notices from a Lancaster area paper
Multiple death notices from Lancaster county include Harry G Witmyer of Penryn age 25, WWI veteran, died December 23. Elizabeth H Binkley of Neilsville died December 29 at 47. Harry Kent Seltzer of Hph rata died in Kansas City. Anna Zug Reist of Lititz died aged 90. Rebecca Wiest of Schoeneck died at 76. Amanda Price of Akron died December 24 at age 73. Funeral details accompany each notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K. Seltzer
Harry Kent Seltzer
W. K
Emma K. Seltzer
Hphrata
Kansas City
Seltzer
U. S. Shipping Board
Louisiana
Delaware
Philadelphia
Lucy
Harry, Jr
Naomi
Rebecca Wiest
Schoeneck
Samuel Wiest
Kate Shirk
Oregon
L. M. Wiest
Akron
Steinmetz
The
Brethren Church
Obituaries for Kauffman and Edgerly names in Lancaster area
Lester Leroy Kauffman of Penryn dies at home at 19 after a 19 month illness from multiple sclerosis. Funeral held at home and Penryn Lutheran church with interment in local cemetery. Edward Jacob Edgerly of Neffsville dies at 28 at home after pneumonia. Survived by parents two brothers and one sister. interment in Lancaster cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linz
Anna Zug Reist
Aaron E. Reist
North Cedar Street
Lititz
Manheim
Sahmga
Lancaster
Mennonite Church
Nathan
Lester Leroy Kauffman
Cyrus B. Kauffman
Penryn
Lutheran Church
Penryn Lutheran Church
Edward Jacob Edgerly
Neffsville
Levi Edgerly
Philip
Levi
Thenrietta
Christmas Day Wedding Unites Carrie Reinhart and Oliver H Smith
Carrie Reinhart of 405 Poplar Street Columbia and Oliver H Smith of Lititz wed at noon Christmas Day in the bride’s home. Rev William Beyer of Cookman Methodist Church officiated a ring ceremony. Attendants were H Horning and wife of Lancaster. The couple will travel to Baltimore and other southern points, then reside in Columbia before moving to Lancaster in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Reinhart
Poplar Street
Columbia
Oliver H. Smith
Lititz
William H. Beyer
Cookman’ Methodst Church
Sixth and
Chestnut Street
H. §. Horning
Lancaster
Baltimore
Mrs. Smith
Port Deposit
Adams Johannsen wedding at Lititz Moravian parsonage
Mr B F Adams of Rothsville and Miss Emily Johannsen of Lititz were married at the Moravian parsonage Lititz on Saturday evening December 24 at 7 oclock by Rev E S Crosland. The ring ceremony was used. A wedding dinner followed at the bride's parents East Main street. Adams works as a clerk at J A Reiths Millway office and Mrs Adams is an operator at the Lititz Bell telephone office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Adams
Rothsville
Emily Johannsen
Lititz
E. S. Crosland
Arthur Johannsen
Herman Johannsen
East Main Street
Adams
J. A. Reith
Millway
Bell Telephone
Palm—Loose
Harry D. Palm
Jacob Palm
Clay
Ella Mae Loose
Alvin Loose
Ephrata
West Orange Street
F. A. Weichsel
Local couples wed in Lititz and nearby towns
David William Grumbling and Daisy K. Flory wed at Elder Hottenstein's East Petersburg home on December 24. Also tying the knot were Harvey H. Smith and Gert rude K. Frymyer at the Lititz Lutheran parsonage and Ralph G C Brugger with Sadie Moyer at Trinity Church parsonage in Ephrata. All ceremonies used the ring rite and were unattended.
Worried Wives Read This Half Sick Cross Husbands
An old advertisement claims Gude's Pepto Mangan restores red blood and improves mood for run-down husbands. It urges wives to use the blood tonic daily for a few weeks, noting it comes in liquid or tablet form and is pleasant to take.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
Walter's Park Sanatorium Opens New Tuberculosis Treatment
Walter's Park Inn at Wernersville unveils a new skin injected laboratory cure for tuberculosis with 125 patient capacity, outdoor sun baths, and renovations. New York doctors and Dr E Edwin Lewis praise the method now spreading from Riverside hospital trials to Philadelphia return patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter’s Park
Wernersville
Board of Health of
New York
Riverside Hospital
Waiter’s Park Inn
E. Edwin Lewis
Philadelphia
Violin Dispute Ends With Lebanon Student Seizing Prize
Miss Blanche Berger, Ithaca Conservatory student, won possession of a $2,500 violin after a long NY police case. She bought the old instrument for $325, later testing its owner’s claim, with police finally returning it to her after hearings and counter charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Blanche Berger
South Ninth St
Lebanon
Ithaca Conservatory of Music
Berger
Ithaca Conservatory
Sadie Walmer
Ater
Mss
Walmer
Harold Stern
Park Avenue
Stern
Europe
Miss Burger
1921 Brought Progress 1922 May Bring Peace
A prophetic claim notes that a universal key is in every lip and heart. It has never been used because people deemed it a mere theory, yet the text suggests its practical power for progress and peace in the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Oaly
the Nazarene
Washington
Movement For Unity and Peace
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry G. Witmyer
Harry C. Witmyer
58Rd Artillery
G. A.C
Fort Slocum
Fort Preble
Maine
Newsport News
France
Montdidier
Noyon
Meuse
Argonne
Garden Spot Post
American Legion
H. H. Witmyer
E.Y. Weach
Elizabeth H. Binkley
Elizabeth HW. Binkley
Abrams Binkley
Neilsville
Lancaster General Hospital
Daniel D
Adeline Herr
Leandisville
Anna
Rufus Brookmyer
H. Melvin
C. Roy
Neffsvile
Florence
John Ibach
Salunga
C. Ralph
Danial H
Francis May
Anna H. Rutt
West Lancaster
Emma Newcomer
Manor Ownship
St. Peter’s Tutheran Church
Mrs
Amanda Price
George Price
Harris Daniels
Frank Adams
Grace Church
Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery
Adams—Johannsen
Flory
David William Grumbling
Daisy K. Flory
Hottenstein
East Petersburg
Miss Flory
Henry Flory
Brugger—Moyer
Ralph GC. Brugger
John Brugger
Sadie May Moyer
Trinity Church
J. W. Smith
Walter's Park Sanatorium
East King Street
Jesus of Nazareth
M. T. Garvin & Coo
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