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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1935

Page

6

Lititz baker and Moravian elder dies at advanced age

Obituary notes the death of a longtime Lititz baker and Moravian Church elder of 60 years. Survived by son Otis and daughter Mrs. Sherman Hacker with eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at home and Moravian Church with burial in the Moravian cemetery. R. M. Spacht was the funeral director.

Lititz Moravian Church Otis Sherman Hacker Lincoln Byron K. Horne R. M. Spacht

Mrs. Fannie B. Hoffer Dead at 76 in Manheim

Mrs. Fannie B. Hoffer 76 wife of Allen B. Hoffer died of pneumonia at noon Thursday at her son Enos H. Hoffer’s home in Manheim after a two week illness. Survived by husband three daughters Mrs. Mary Shearer Mrs. John Gibble Elstonville Mrs. Jonas Snavely Myerstown four sons Enos Allen Henry all of Manheim Samuel of Landisville a sister Mrs. Maria Earhart Manheim R D and a brother Henry Hershey Sporting Hill. Funeral held Sunday at Enos Hoffer’s home at 2 PM with services at Aastersonville Brethren in Christ Church. Interment in adjoining cemetery.

Fannie B. Hoffer Allen B. Hoffer Enos H. Hoffer Manheim Mary Shearer Town John Gibble Elstonville Jonas Snavely Myerstown Enos Allen Henry Samuel Landisville Maria Earhart Aastersonville Brethren Christ Church

Town Woman Dies After Six Week Illness in Lancaster

Mrs Samuel L Troop aged 50 wife of Samuel L Troop died at her home in Lancaster Thursday at 1 15 pm after six weeks illness She is survived by her husband and children Lemon L Mrs Benjamin Stoner Mervin C Mrs William Goredzke Marion E five grandchildren and siblings John F Harsh Cincinnati Ada E Dickenson Lancaster Harry Buckwalter Palmyra Joseph A Harsh Lititz Arthur W Harsh Willis L Harsh The funeral will be held Monday at 11 am from the rural parlor of Fred F Groff Inc Interment followed at Cedar Lawn Cemetery

Anna N. Troop Samuel L. Troop Lancaster Affternoon Lemon L Benjamin Stoner Mervin C William Goredzke Marion E John F. Harsh Cincinnati Ohio Ada E. Dickenson Harry Buckwalter Palmyra Joseph A. Harsh Lititz Arthur W. Harsh Willis L. Harsh Fred F. Groff, Inc Cedar Lawn Cemetery

Mrs Gockley Dies at 29 in Rothsville Home

Mrs. Stanton B Gockley 29 wife of Stanton B Gockley of Rothsville died at home Saturday night after illness. She leaves three children Melvin Grace and Florence at home, her parents David and Annie Loose of Rothsville, two brothers Joseph and Henry Loose of Reading and sister Mrs Mary Kissinger of Rothsville. Funeral was held at home yesterday with services at Middle Creek Church and burial nearby.

Edna A. Loose Gockley Stanton B. Gockley Rothsville The Brethren Church Melvin Grace Florence David Annie Loose Joseph Henry Loose Reading Mary Kissinger Middle Creek

Collision damages Brunnerville Hotel porch injures driver

Tolbert H. Underkoffler, 36, of Hopeland, was hurt when his northbound car collided with an eastbound vehicle at 5 15 P M in Brunnerville. Neidamyer of Talmage allegedly sped and rammed the porch. he and witnesses noted excessive speed. Dr D G Martin treated the injured man at the scene.

Brunnerville Hotel Brunnerville John A. Aumon Tolbert H. Underkoffler Hopeland Lancaster General Hospital Neidamyer Anna Gibble Willis Huber Aumon D. G. Martin Lititz

Langenecker named assistant teacher in Agricultural Biology

Assistant Teacher Herbert E. Langenecker, son of Mrs. Mary E. B. Langenecker, Spruce Street, was elected assistant teacher in the Graduate Department of Agricultural Biological Chemistry at Penn State. He assumes duties February 1 after attending to medical removal in Lititz.

Herbert E. Langenecker Mary EB. Langenecker Spruce R Street Penn State College

Civil War veteran named Forty and 8 Society member

George Washington Hackman, 90, a Civil War veteran from town, was made an honorary member of Volture No. 42 Forty and Right Society at the Legion Home meeting hosted by Post No. 54. Over 50 members attended as Daniel W. Shaub and others spoke on Legion and Sons of the Legion topics.

George Washington Hackman Volture No Forty and Right Society American Legion Legion Te Society

Two Lancaster Patients Undergo Appendicitis Operations

John Todd and John Newcomer of South Broad Street underwent appendicitis surgeries at Lancaster Hospitals last week. Todd was operated on Friday morning and Newcomer on Sunday morning. both are reported improving as news from Lititz and Vicinity.

John Todd John Newcomer South Broad Street Lancaster Mr. Todd Mr. Newcomer

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