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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1933

Page

5

Obituary Benjamin Saylor Passes After Illness

Benjamin Saylor, 79, died at 7:40 a day after a two year illness in Nottsville. A retired member of the church, he had been a guest of the Dome for two years. Survived by William Saylor, Mrs. J. Mull, Harvey, David Nornberger, Mrs. Ist Kink, and brothers Roger, Isaac, and Israel. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at Funeral Parlors in Manchester with interment in Kauffman Cemetery.

Enjamin Saylor Brethren Oe Nottsville Shren Chur Dome Uts William Saylor J. Mull Goealico Harvey David Nornberger Ist Kink Matrhein Roger Stevens Isaac King Israel Mohvata Manhetr Kauffman Eemepat Sporting Wal

Funeral Notice for Galen Auber Jluber Nine Months Old

Galen Auber Jluber nine months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jluber of Lititz R. D. 2, died at 2 35 P M Monday in Lancaster General Hospital of complications. Survived by parents and sisters Tonella, Pauline, Mildred, and Elmer Jr. Grandparents Abram Itshleman Linevin Harry M Kineline Huber. Lsraclanil y Stoner Murrell. Rites from the Le at 9 8 o'clock tomorrow night, burial at Highland Cemetery.

Alen Jluber Elmer Lititz R. D Lancaster Gen- Hospital Bro- Tonella Pauline Mildred Lund Elmer Ormal Abram An Itshleman Linevin Harry M Kineline Huber Middle Creek Lsraclanily Stoner Murrell

Samuel T Hollinger Dies at 72 in Lanzt Manheim RD Area

Samuel T Hollinger 72 of Man t R D 3 died Monday morning in St Josephs Hospital Lanzt from complications. He is survived by a daughter Mrs Swelge of Manheim RD and two brothers John and of the same address. Funeral arrangements were held at the home and Qin tersonville Brethren Church with interment in nearby cemetery.

Samuel T. Hollinger Mant R. D St. Joseph’s Hospital Lanzt The Brethren Church Swelge Manheim RD John Qintersonville Brethren

Mrs Aaron Stauffer dies after illness at Law County Hospital

Mrs Aaron Stauffer died Sunday in Law County Hospital after complications. Survived by husband Aaron U Stauffer, children Tiazie Verna Enos Era Tsaae, and several siblings and in laws. Services held at Mennonite Church yesterday at 2 pm with burial in the cemetery.

Leah Sensenig Stauffer Aaron U. Stauffer Red Ron Law County Hospital Tiazie Verna Enos Era Tsaae Nty Isaaeenig Samauel Dunanville Aaron Bruba Red Rim Noah Marof Lititz Israel Dale Ining Cemetery al Or

Fragmentary devotion text hints at daily faith in all work

A blurred religious fragment asserts that in daily life and all duties one is with the Lord and in whom trust is placed. The passage emphasizes faith guiding private and public actions.

Nineteen Lititz Residents Earn Red Cross Certificates

Nineteen residents from Lititz joined 274 county participants in receiving Red Cross first aid certificates at the Lancaster County Chapter’s second annual banquet. Courses conducted at the Fire House covered Standard and Advanced curricula. Names listed include Edward Andrews and Patsy Mastromatico among Standard graduates and F Guy Brubaker and Mark Hostetter among Advanced graduates.

Lititz Lancaster County The Red Cross Iseal Choard Advancs Aurey M. I. Yoder Edward Andrews Lester Andrews Patsy Mastromatico Warren Klopp Russell Seaber Elmer Sook Charles Regennas George Plower F. Guy Brubaker Paul Diehm K. Chandler Heary Mark Ilostetter Oliver Feed Pant Weinhold Arthur Rust Laura H. Spangler Emory Wagener J. R. Weinhold Spangler Paul F. Diehm FE. P. Wagner Jenking Oliver J. Reed Po Lama H

Missionary Rev Willis Hotchkiss to speak at Church of the Brethren

The Rev. Willis R. Hotchkiss of British East Africa, long time supervisor of the mission, returns to discuss twenty years of service and lead the Brethren Church evening program at 8:15. The Friends Pioneer Group and Brethren Male Chorus will participate with music and reflections on modern missionary work.

Willis RK. Hotchkiss British East Africa Vial Yanga Church of the Brethren British East Africa Friends Pionary Brethren

Hackman Becker Wedding at Brethren Church

Henry Hackman son of Wi Hachman and Minnie Becker daughter of Allen Becker of Mannheim married Sunday at 10 in the local Brethren church. Rev A C Baugher officiated. Best man Harry Shearer maid of honor Sarah Huber and four bridesmaids Edna Mohler Trene Shack Betty Fornet Filsie Becher. Ushers Paul Wuber Richwint Weistand Benjamin Weaver Richard Taaaran. Bride wore white with Bible veil. bridesmaids wore yellow blue and sober. Reception at the bride’s home for the bridal party only.

Henry Hackman Wi Hachman Tport Minnie Becker and. S. Allen Becker Manheim Church of the Brethren A. C. Baugher Elizabethtown College Harry Shearer Sarah Huber Town Edna Mohler Lititz Trene Shack Reading Betty Fornet Nallsville Filsie Becher Paul Wuber Littig Richwint Weistand Eizabethstown Benjamin Weaver Churchtown Richard Ta ‘Aan Bric Naids Bri

Bee Demonstration Plan by Lancaster County Group

Demonstrations on next Thursday will be held in the morning at C. 33 Snauier farm and in the afternoon on Ley Beu bakex fama Marietta Pike Nes Hohrerstown. Vyrof Anderson from the College Agricultural Extension Service will lead the sessions under the Lancaster County Honey Producers Association.

Snauier Farm Ley Beubakex Fama Marietta Pike Nes Hohrerstown Vyrof. Anderson College Agricultural Exision Service Lancaster County Honey Producers Association

Local Horse Show Links and May Day Pageant Highlights

Kissel ITI grand champion horse Scott, oldest in the county, wins top class. Marion Tionder places fourth with Ritzi Pierson pony in morning show. Judges include Beader MecChann and Ippen Willing. Queen Dorothy Matt of White Plains crowned during May Day pageant amid school dances and pageantry.

Tel Kissel Lawthe Linden Tall Dorothy Matt White Plains Meadrith Wildabeth Howard Stengel W. W. Stengel Une

Cemetery Services Highlight Veterans Day Observance

Solemn services were held with a band leading the procession. Rev. A Swartz the chaplain offered prayers. Charles Kari of Tamaqua spoke for the State Department of Legion as part of a patriotic program.

A Swartz Charles Kari Tamaqua State Department of Legion Tyle

Divorce Notices for Garber and Kriedemann

Divorce notices issued to O Garber and Mary L Kriedemann with aliases cited. Subpoenas require appearance before the court on Monday at 10 o clock to show cause why dissolution of bonds of matrimony should not be granted.

Memorial Day Parade Gathers Veterans and Children

A parade moved north on Broad Street with corps and auxiliary joining from the crowd. Hundreds of school children with bugle corps formed on Cedar Street and joined at Main and Cedar carrying flags and bouquets for graves. Services at the Moravias likely followed.

Broad Steet Neudred Cedar Street Main Cedar Moravias

Aliased Subpoena for Divorce of Trene Zurdell Pill

William J Pill is commanded to appear before the Lancaster Court of Common Pleas on Monday June 19 1933 at 10 AM to show cause why Trene Zurdell Pill should not be divorced from the bonds of matrimony.

O. Garber Charles Charles O. Garber William J. Pill Lancaster Court of Common Sara M. Lewis Sarah VW. Lewis Court of Commons Smith H D. F. Shuman Aline Osborne Stoeckl Ty Aline Osborne Stoeckl Lancester Court of Common Pleas Harry A Con- Flauman

Subpoenas for Divorce Issued in Lancaster Pa

Smith H Lewis and Sara M Lewis face a June 1 1988 court appearance in Lancaster for divorce proceedings. An alias subpoena for Aline Osborne Stoeckl also orders appearance on June 19 1938 to show cause why the marriage should not end. Sheriff signatures appear with the issuing authorities.

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Benjamin Saylor Galen Auber Aaron Stauffer Mother and Daughters United Brethren Ach Otterbein Guild T-Light Helen Steffy Mary Sturgis Light Reel Virginia Bowman Mrsey Martin Mac Oehme Vera Nagle Kitty Lillian McCreary Ruth Farrand Grace Spickler Dorothy Spickler Rhoda Nagle Ndith Weetsch Helen Sicfy Ene W Cvalt Esther McCreary Gladstinger Mae Ochme Ellis Spickley Rey Long Susan Thormmberger Doris D. L. Neff Afvieas Hackman—Becker Viola Garber Mary L. Kriedemann Walter C. Rari Ann Waltes Mary Mann Irhnn Zurdell PIE Harry A. Stoeckl Sie Kei Erator General Electric Stocome Pennsylvania
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