Lititz Relief Association nears six months with no deaths
The Lititz Relief Association, a local benevolent group of about 200 members, is past six months without a death. Membership growth is slow, with many new members from nearby towns and other associations. Officials note early discouragement has faded as neighboring groups report similar starts and suggest deaths may spur signups. Regulars have distributed nearly one hundred enrollment cards. dues payment remains the gate to membership. A magazine anecdote urges readers to consider increasing their life insurance to secure old age and children's futures, citing prior losses from failed investments and business collapses.
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Lititz Relief Association
Manheim
Denver
Ephrata
Lititz Association
Hensel
Philadelphia
Lancaster Way
Relief Association
Saving Assets for My Wife and Family’s Future
A speaker emphasizes securing life insurance to protect a spouse and children. He notes rising heart disease deaths among middle aged men and the need to provide income if health fails, aiming to preserve education and prevent hardship for his family.
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America
Want Ads for Work Link Up Local Help Seekers
An editorial urges the community to publish help wanted and help offered ads in the same paper. It notes few private home work ads appear while many people seek cooks maids or typing work and urges advertisers to use notices to connect workers with employers.
Social notes and local elections in Warwick area 1910
Supper hosts honor guests and birthdays as Warwick voters nominate Democrats and Republicans for town offices. Local bank formed with Roebuck, Garber, Buch as officers. poultry trades and requests for free mail delivery noted amid community updates.
Uncle Sam Returns as Tax Time Arrives in 1985
The piece reminds readers that the 1984 income tax year ends December 31 and the March 15, 1985 deadline looms for filing with the Department of Internal Revenue. It notes the tax season mood and urges citizens to prepare.
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Sam
Reverend Reinke Welcomed at Lititz Parsonage Housewarming
Fifty years ago on Friday January 30 1885 Rev Reinke from Lebanon arrived Wednesday and was greeted by a committee at the depot. The party then conveyed him and his family to the parsonage for a house warming. The Lititz W C T U held its regular monthly meeting with officers listed including Mrs N S Wolfe and others. Continued on Page 7.
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Warren
Buch
Christian M. Snavely
Wilbur Meiskey
Charles B. Amer
Graybill Diehm
Harry E. Workman
Chas. M. Pfautz
Frank
Charles Weaver
Roy Himmelberger
Harry Grube
Rossmere
Ella
Martin Forney
Warwick
Helen
Heist
Smith
Lula Broom
Columbia
Ada Bushong
Lancaster
Claude Shelly
Lloyd Smith
Town
B. F. Lutz
Harvey Reiber
Minnie Shenk
Mary Hess
Easton
L. D. Himmelberger
Denver
Myrtle
Ephrata
E. E. Evans
Raymond
Arthur
Howard Evans
John Heiserman
Landisville
Abram Lipp
John Longenecker
Samuel Walters
Philadelphia
Reinke
Lebanon
Lititz
Pike
Lititz W. C. T. U
N. S. Wolfe
B. D. Albright
J. Fett
Florence Rickert
M. Derr
E. B. Hart
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D. Fulweiler
J. R. Johnson
Editors and Publishers
Lititz, Pa
Adams
Balmer
John Adams
Lititz Lithographing Co
Arias Adams
Barbara Balmer
Annie Balmer
U. B
D. G. Witmyer
G. R. Turner
Horsehead
John Leicey
Aaron Singer
Manheim R. D
Kreider Poultry Farm
Hiram
Reedy
Springs Hotel
Emanuel Hall
Hiram P. Frey
Clayton Roth
Israel Bear
Hiram Demmy
Roy Plautz
Hiram Workman
Warwick Township
Swan Hotel
Rothsville
Warwick House
P. B. Kofroth
Abner B. Risser
J. D. Roland
N. G. Hess
H. D. Buchter
W. Warwick
Joseph Mahn
E. Warwick
M. R. Hess
John H. Enck
Jacob G. Conroad
East Warwick
J. W. Ruhl
Jacob B. Erb
John
Badorf
W. W. Greist
Congress
Lemon Miley
East Grange Street
Farmers National Bank
P. J. Roebuck
E. J. Garber
J. F. Buch
Monroe W. Pfautz
Mary Brueckhart
Mary
Lebanon County
Zenas Erb
John Weitzel
St. Luke’s Reformed Church
N. B. Seaman & Co
Ephraim Eby
Henry Keener
Jacob Carper
Jacob Graybill
Albright College
Myerstown
Harry Rudy
Millie M. Biller
Allentown
Carrié
Charles
Frank Badorf
Fanny
Jack” Gable
Benjamin Weidler
Justus Stoner
Samuel Miller
Frank Becker
John D. Helter
Clayton Keller
Milton Kline
Mr. Kline
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