Obituary for Mrs. Carolina Habecker 89 Widowed
Mrs. Carolina Habecker aged 89 died at 11 P M Thursday at the home of her daughter Mrs William Grossman in Penn Township where she resided. She leaves daughters Mrs Clayton Raihl Eph rata and Mrs Samuel Long Mastersonville and sons Phares M Quarryville Thomas Green Springs Ohio and a brother Simon Miller Reinholds along with eighteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Services were at Keech Funeral Home Manheim and Emanuel Lutheran Church Brickerville with interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Habecker
Hiram K. Habecker
William Grossman
Penn Township
Clayton Raihl
Ephrata
Phares M
Quarryville
Thomas
Green Springs
Ohio
Samuel Long
Mastersonville
Simon Miller
Reinholds
Mrs Maria Young Robinson Dies at 75 in Lancaster
Mrs Maria Young Robinson 75 widow of Peter Robinson of Lancaster died at home Monday from complications. She was a United Brethren Church member and is survived by daughters Mrs Benjamin Deverter Mrs Emma Suter Mrs Roy Reynolds and Anna Robinson all of Lancaster and three brothers Messiah Young Samuel Young and John Young plus seventeen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Services were held at the home this morning with interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Young Robinson
Peter Robinson
Lancaster
United Brethren Church
Benjamin Deverter
Emama Suter
Roy Reynolds
Anna Robinson
Messiah Young
Lititz
Samuel Young
Lexington
John Young
Wilmington
Del
Greenwood Cemetery
Mrs Daniel Weaver Dies After Illness in New Holland
Mrs. Daniel Weaver aged 32 of New Holland died at Lancaster General Hospital Tuesday morning after a three month illness. She was a member of St Stephen's Reformed Church, New Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Weaver
New Holland
Lancaster General Hospital
St. Stephen’s Reformed Church
Obituary: Local woman survived by family in New Holland area
She is survived by her husband and two children Hazel and Daniel Jr at home plus her mother Mrs Mary Ann Mellinger of New Holland. Also surviving are Mrs Howard Blair of Easton Elijah and Mrs Rufus Diem of New Holland Levi of Lititz. Services will be at home at 1 45 P M tomorrow then at St Stephen's Church New Holland at 2 P M Burial in adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel
Daniel, Jr
Mary Ann Mellinger
New Holland
Howard Blair
Easton
Elijah
Rufus Diem
Levi
Lititz
St. Stephen’s Church
Local visitors share time at Reading Hospital
Mrs. Geyer Hoover and Henry Conrad visited Mrs. Ethel Carpenter in Reading Hospital Sunday. Mrs. Fannie Miller, now near Lancaster, stays a week with Mr. and Mrs. Penrose Granger. Miss Lois Neff of Mechanicsburg visited Miss Pauline Granger. Grace Cooper Vera Adams Mildred Mumma Ruth Mumma Willard Adams and Lester Mumma visited Miss Mabel Killian and Charles Killian Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geyer Hoover
Henry Conrad
Ethel Carpenter
Reading Hospital
Fannie Miller
Town
Lancaster
Penrose Granger
Lois Neff
Mechanicsburg
Pauline Granger
Grace Cooper
Vera Adams
Mildred Mumma
Ruth Mumma
Willard Adams
Lester Mumma
Mabel Killian
Charles Killian
Town Regulations of Lititz 1759 Continue in Historic Rules
The Lititz town rules urge collective governance by a Committee for Temporal Affairs including elders and wardens. Prospective settlers must disclose debts and secure payment before building. Residents must obey provincial laws and village regulations under the Unitas Fratrum. The committee arbitrates disputes, and social interactions are restricted to align with choir principles. Players must trade for cash or equivalents, and loans require committee consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Execs &c
Unitas Fratrum
Princeton freshman elected to Daily Princetonian news board
John Stager Shirk of Lititz, a Princeton freshman, was elected to the Daily Princetonian news board. He prepared at Manheim Township High School and Mercersburg Academy. The paper began in 1876 and became daily in 1892 with Woodrow Wilson, class of 1879, later serving as an editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stager Shirk
Lititz
Princeton University
Princetonian
Shirk
Princeton
Manheim Township
Mercersburg Academy
Woodrow Wilson
Dinner Talk by Worthington Co. Official at Lititz
Frank Klein budget director of Worthington Pump and Machinery Co. spoke to a large Reading Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants and Lancaster County Foremen’s Association at Lititz Friday. The group held a dinner at the General Sutter Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Klein
Worthington Pump and Machinery Co
Harrison, N. J
Reading
National Association of Cost Accountants
Lancaster County Foreman's Association
Lititz
General Sutter Hotel
Public sale of Pfautz Brothers Department Store stock
William G. Johnstone Jr trustee in bankruptcy for Robert E and J Roy Pfautz trading as Pfautz Brothers sold the Lititz department store stock Friday afternoon to A Taylor of Philadelphia for 4825 dollars. A sedan went to Chester Witmyer for 61 dollars a delivery truck to Harry Kramer for 35 dollars and a junked car brought 6 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Johnstone, Jr
Robert E. and
J. Roy Pfautz
Pfautz Brothers
Pfautz Brothers Department Store
Lititz
A. Taylor
Philadelphia
Chester Witmyer
Harry Kramer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margy Mary Pick
Obituers
Caroline Habecker
Mrs
Daniel Weaver
Rothsville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dorsie Williams
Danville
Ilinois
H. H. Beck
Lancaster County Historical Society
W. H. Muth & Co
Lititz, PA
Charles L. Cadmus
Trenton
New Jersey
Bakerite
China
Amer’s Hardware Store
Harry L. Kline
Halfville
Elm
Wertsch’s
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