Deaths In Lancaster Area Include Dozens Of Aged Residents
A long list of deaths from Landis Valley to Lititz and Rothsville records 87 year olds to infants. Entries name mass mourning events at local churches and cemeteries including Moravian, Lutheran, and Mennonite grounds, with towns such as Landisville, Rothsville, Ephrata, Lititz, Neffsville, Manheim, and Lancaster represented.
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Landis Valley
Rvangelical
Nellie Morrison
David Kilhefner
Tolivazay
Bowman's
Holirata
Jiss Kiizabeth L Vrich
Joy
Landizville Mennoni
Livs
Samuel Kile
Liis
Machpelah
Arma Sahm
Mast Peetersburg
Petersburg Mennonite
Terry Downovoy
Brickerville
Buickerville Lutheran
Alma Geiser
Miamisburg
Dayton
Ohio
Nancy Loui
Liita Com
Mary Klugh
Mt. Joy
Kraybill
Elroy Tewis
Ephrata
Norman Shue
Edyvin Shue
Lititz
R. D
Herntey
Mirs
Elizabeth G. Risser
Tuite
Metzler
John B. Stauffer
Hess’.Mw Gingrich
Harry Jf
Avely
Lititas
Sioravuan
Stlenry Re Gibbel
Lachiplah
Catherine Killinger
Nylogy
Bytuuta
Ig Grapna
Norwood
Titans Grad Sburg
Menponibte
Chm
Notfsville
Bingathe
Nettswilly
Ail Jellinger
Weightavill
Clayton CG
Aellinge
Almage
Carpente
Addie Gingrich
Neffsville
East Petersburg
Thomas J. Kevton
Girard
Pittsburgh
Ammion P. Holinger
Pine Mill
Iless
John K. Kissinger
Rothsville
Farmers National Bank of Lititz Report of Condition 1928
District bank report for Farmers National Bank at Lititz Pennsylvania as of close of business January 4 1928 shows total assets of 1 694 866 98 with 1 106 76 in U S government securities and 1 094 800 08 in total liabilities including demand deposits 538 298 29 and time deposits. cashier J H Breitigan signs with directors C B Risser S W Bug h J Frank Buch, Lancaster County.
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Farmers National BA
Lititz
Pennsylvania
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
City of Porting
Federal Reserve
State OF
Penna
County OF Lancaster
J. H. Breitigan
Daghler
C. B. Risser
S. W. Bugh
J. Prank Buch
Directore
Make Every Shovelful Count
An ad from Lititz Pennsylvania promotes a coal brand claiming lighter furnace work and quicker results. It argues coal quality changes furnace performance and urges readers to request the best mined coal for home heating.
Farm Calendar and Penn State College notices
Pennsylvania State College Extension issues Circular 89 on home sanitation systems. The twelfth annual State Farm Products Show will be in Harrisburg with county exhibits and prizes totaling over 810,000 in premium money. Visitors can get reduced railroad rates and see the show window of Pennsylvania agriculture. Planting time approaches for home flower gardens and planning for farm operations is urged. Salt is essential for livestock, with cows needing about three quarters of an ounce per 1000 pounds of live weight daily. Sunlight influences poultry seed needs, and climates with rain affect rations.
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Pennsylvania State College
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Basset Sale Valuables Real Estate and Personal Property
Public sale on Saturday January 14 1928 in Heidelberg township Lebanon County Pa on West Main Street Schaefferstown features real estate seven ton house lot 50 by 500 feet and assorted household goods including antiques, clock, linens, dishes, tools and more. Executors Adam Walter and Harvey Weik oversee with auction by Bomberger and Sohak.
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Heidelberg Tny
Lebanon County
Envoy From Norway Portrait On Arrival In Washington
The new Norwegian minister to the United States, O. E. H. Buchler, sits for a portrait on his arrival in Washington. He succeeds Telner H. Bryn, who was recalled.
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Norway
United States
E H. Buchler
Washington
Telner H. Bryn
Longest Arch Dam Project Promises Global Record
A Lake Pletsane dam under construction aims to become the world's longest arch dam once finished. The project, named under construction by Avia and Tholenix, targets protection and power for 40,000 acres of land, signaling a major infrastructure milestone.
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Pletsane Dai
Avia
Great Man's Weakness Caesar and the Laurel Crown
The text notes Caesar’s baldness and his vanity about restoring hair with oils and greases. It recounts his pleasure when the senate allowed him to wear a laurel crown that partially covered the defect, as recorded by Mentor Pings Vite.
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Caesar
Senate
Pings Vite
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Christian Yoder
United Zion Home
Fanny Bentlvy
Brownstown
Stelen
Charles Hartenstine
Neffsville Brethren
John Bedger
Schoeneck
Mellinger's
Many M. Smith
Lebanon
Lebanon Cemetery
Howard Baum
BR. Longenecker
S. D
Soseph H. Shenk
Manhyjm
Fairview
Willian Getz
Martin
Stark
Lanes
Lancaster
Cemet
Lemen Rettew
K.l
Gedar Hill
Biwah Db
Seiverling
Ephc
Brickerviil
Mary A. Witters
Bless
Addison & Firestone
Lexington
Longenecker
Hiram Hollinger
Moravian
Grayton L. Kreider
Springfield
Tilinwis
Andrew West
Lincoln
Lincoln Cemetery
Andrew Bollinger
Manheim
Middle Cresk
Caroline A. Grosh
Atlantic City
Ea Kh
J. B. Herr
Lititz, Pa
Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture
State Farm
Teed Poultry Property
Adam Walter
Harvey Weik
Joseph and
Sarah Bomberger
Bomberger
W. E. Sohaak
Ati
Atel
Rudolph Keefman
Vitami
Mimi
Pia
Coolidge
Mrs. Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
Children's Hospital
John W. Langley
Kentucky
House
Katherine Bensley
Ehampion
Maryland University
Ahs
Geraldine Parry
Alwin Mesex
Margaret Meigs
Elizabeth Beanner
Huzat B. Kreider