Local notes on hospital visit and community events
Sarah Oehme was taken to General hospital Lancaster for tonsil and adenoid removal. Knights of the Golden Eagle plan a Tuesday session to discuss a vital question. Foresters and Tadies of the Golden Fagie to meet at Malta Yumple in the future. A. William Zeller and spouse celebrate 20th anniversary on Saturday June 4 with visitors invited 2 to 10 pm. Guy Hershey appointed substitute clerk at Lititz post office after civil service success. H. G. Leaman receives diabetes and rupture treatment in Lancaster hospital. Ladies Aid Society U B Church festival June 18 at William Stauffer’s yard. Radcliffe Chautauqua to be held in Southville June 13 to 15. Two townspeople recently hindered by disabled hands. Mrs Emma Spangler injured right arm. Mr Sorace Sturgis cut his left hand. no pain reported. Rev Crosland recently ill. Rev C Najel filled pulpit. Crosland improving and returning soon.
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Sarah
Louis Oehme
General Hospital
Lancaster
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Foresters
Tadies
Golden Fagie
Malta Yumple
A. William Zeller
Way
Guy Hershey
Lititz
H. G. Leaman
Ladies’ Aid Society
U. B
William Stauffer
Main Street
Mr Badorf Improves After Decoration Day Incident
Akron figure Badorf was knocked down by heat during Memorial service at Moravian cemetery and taken to his home Monday evening. He is reported improving and remains in the care of Pfauts Bros as friends note his pleasant nature despite the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber
Badorf
Akron
Moravian
Moonshine Plant Rumored Near Town. Borough Gears for Elections
An informant reports moonshine distillation in the hills seven to eight miles north of the borough. At least five young men are connected with the plant. Women on East Main street urge a townsman candidacy for councilman to improve streets and corners around their premises, following examples set by current council members.
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East Main Street
Twenty-One Graduates A Credit To L. H. S
High School Commencement Week opens with a sermon by Rev. Geo. B. Raczer at the High School Auditorium urging religion in the home as the root of societal trouble. The program includes an artful science exhibit, Glass Day events, alumnae meeting, and the presentation of twenty-one diplomas, highlighting student work in physics, chemistry, biology, botany, and public speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. B. Raczer
St. Luke's Reformed Church
J. M. Walters
Paulina Aubrecht
Lititz
Marysser
Alma
Brookmyer
Laura Rudy
Anna E. Miller
Lindoubtedly Tast Survivor of Old Killy Fire Company
Danifel Leopold recalls being a member of the Friendship Fire Company noting red flannel shirts and a gilted belt with the word Friendship painted on it. He mentions Billy Hall painted the lettering and asks about other survivors. He identifies Henry Seather as the last survivor in records but claims to be a survivor himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel S. Grosch
Paul TF. Narper
Elsie M. Hoffman
Relen
Kauffman
Josephine A. Kreiter
Florence U. Krick Eee
Longeneckerrthur
K. Nelson
Carne
R. Risser
Fred. W. Aldrich
Mary J. Pasnacet
Martin Good Pal
BE. Good
B. Landis Graybill
Martin E Risser
Israel G. Royer
Paul Royer
Pauline Albrecht Grace E. Rudy Tsaac
Stoner
Theodore Pry Tir
Prince
Penobscot
Champlain
Lindoubtedly Tast
Old Killy
Nazareth
Henry Seather
Old “Friendship Fire Company
Friendship
Billy” Hall
Danifl Leopold
Lititz Phil Summer Outdoor Band Concerts Planned
Summer outdoor concerts will be held at Lititz square with at least twelve performances before and after July 4. Public spirited citizens funded the endeavor, led by M. Cohen who secured the finances, while Hon. G. G. Diehm handles arranging the schedule.
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Lititz
Warwick Two Teachers Appointed for Next Term
The Warwick township board elected the following teachers for the coming term. Principal Charles A. Miller. assistant Trin Viola Asat. High School Helen Marvin. Eighth Grade Ruth Ackerman. Grammar Marion Biemesderfer. Intermediate Pauline Ramsay of Delta York County. Secondary Esther Stoner. Primary Erna Rife Lancaster Brunnerville. Flettie Tress Pauline Doster Lexington Abram Meuse Hubers Elizabeth Hess Bueh’s Ruth Gundrum Fair view T. G. Minnich Kissel Wil Annie Rincer Willow Street. The list is not fully complete. The term lasts seven and a half months and directors must enforce compulsory attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Warwick, Township
Charles A. Miller
Trin
Viola Asat
Helen Marvin
Ruth Ackerman
Marion Biemesderfer
Pauline Ramsay
Delta
York County
Esther Stoner
Erna Rife
Lancaster
Brunnerville
Flettie Tress
Pauline Doster
Lexington
Abram Meuse
Huber
Elizabeth Hess
Bueh
Ruth Gundrum
Fairview
T. G. Minnich
Kissel Wil
Annie Rincer
Willow Street
Lititz Couple Wed at Moravian Parsonage In Read ing Trip
Lititz young woman married Mr John Lewis of Coatesville and Miss Kathryn Godhenaur of Lititz on Wednesday evening at 6 50 o clock at the Moravian parsonage by Rev B S Crosland. The couple took a trip to Reading and will reside in Lititz for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
John Lewis
Coatesville
Kathryn Godhenaur
Litits
B.S. Crosland
Reading
Litity
Linden Hall Commencement and Alumnae Week Schedule
The program lists events from June 5 to June 7 including a baccalaureate address by Governor Spreal, campus lectures, alumnae concerts, meetings, class reunions, a senior play, and commencement exercises. Activities feature Alumnae Day, garden party, speeches, and music performances with various campus venues and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gradsales
Stafi
Ifeteria Tatncheda
Fane
Lititz social notes reveal visitors and hometown ties
Travelers near and far visit Lititz for Memorial Day and weekend gatherings. The piece lists Curtis Hensel family, Elizabeth Holtzhouse, Ray Dillman, Miss Martha Singer, Miss M. A. Minchoff, Mrs. Wilson Apple, and many others arriving from Philadelphia, Reading, Allentown, Lancaster, and Pottsville. It notes interactions at graduations, dances, and local outings, plus several cross-town visits and trips to Mt. Gretna and Stoyesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Hensel
Agnes
Lykens
Elizabeth Holtzhouse
Philadelphia
Ray Dillman
Lititz
Martha Detbo
Martha Singer
Reading
M. A. Minchoff
Pottsville
Wilson Apple
Allentown
Lititz High School
Helen Kauffman
Apple
Howard Kauffman
Howard
Benjamin Lutz
Barbara Eckert
Andrew’s Bridge
Sarah Smith
Christiana
Geo Smith
Lancaster
Mines
Louisa Buch
Ella
Horace Buch
J. M. Walters
Mt. Gretna
Ella Light
Walter Light
Spruce Street
Harvey Retten
F. Grosh
Horace Grosh
Eleanor de Haven
Hess
Wilson Grube
Stoyesville
J. Maurer
J. Francis Haven
Cornwall
N.Y
Harry Lenhart
Frank
Emilie
Frances
Memorial Day Observed by Lititz Legionnaires in Uniform
A hundred American Legion members in uniform led a Memorial Day parade in Lititz with Spanish American and Civil War veterans, the Gouglersville band, and Garden Spot Post volunteers. Ceremonies at Moravian and other cemeteries featured pastors and speakers, with graves decorated across Akron New Holland Mechanicsburg and Middle Creek. The event included a long band concert and tributes to fallen service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Gouglersville
Moravian Burying Grounds
Sons of Veterans
Woman’s Auxiliary
Garden Spot Post
John Carpenter
Hanger
Allentown
Francis Hagen
Gouglersville Band
American Legion
G. A. TR
Ofd
Kissel Thi
Machpelah
T. Evangelical
Akron
Bergstrass
Miss Ella Buch Retires After Forty-One Years in Post Office
Miss Ella Buch retires after forty-one years of service in the local post office. Since January 10, 1880 she has served under nine postmasters including a post mistress, with long hours and a modest wage. A token of esteem was presented by the assistant postmaster, recognizing her faithful, courageous, and constant service.
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Amerig
Francis Christ
Nia Anse
Kissell Hill
Neffsville
Enn
Brunnerville
Lexington
Brubaker
Wrickerville
Miss Buch
William Evans
Pomberger
Christ
van Vleck
Isaac Bomberger
Jacob Gable
Isase Pfautz
Samuel Seaber
A.J. Liteh
Warren Buch
James Hutchener
Dee Buch
Civil Service
Miss Bueh
Paul Scaher
Ella Buch
Pers
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Rathyville
Chautauewa
Routhsville
Emma Spanglr
Sorace Sturgis
Crosland
S. Crosland
Sik
C. Najel
Mr. Badorf
Pfauts, Bros
Reyehe Boyett
Rens
Lilie
Mastern Potate Tiey
Martin EK
Risser
Florence U. Krick
Josiphine A. Kreiter
Pauline Ruprecht
Pred. W. Aldrich
Tsane LU. Stoner
Arthur Nelson
Martin Good
Paul Lusiper
Samuel Grosch
Israel Royer
Kaegisii M. Hoffman
al B. Good
Grace Solo
Helen Kanuffman
Pontine
Hackman
Kenneth B. Whitmyer
William Weary
Anna May Pfautz
Emily Miksch Seigel
Bernice Meiskey
Anna Meiskey
War Hess
Ada Leaman Leed
Mary Grosk
Joseph Zahm
Louis Huebener
Giacestal
Mary J. Fas Atory
America
Ise Samiel Te ‘Suntas
Kauifmes
EL Habecker Folo
apuNg
Euurs
Leon Cushing
Cinwenteall
Linden Hall Seminery
Ava
Fewek
Levy
Avian Tome
Elmer Mes
Jacob Springer
Ture
Harry Shir
Manheim
Jerry Adam
Agnes Adams
South Locust Street
M. R. Wolf
Neffisville
Rolf Keust
Maz
Barey Leng
Marguerite
Edith
D. A. Kreider
South Troad Street
My, Bleiler
Germantown
John Clark
Wyomissing
Lucy A. Lietze
Linden Hall
West Salem
Ulineis
J. 5
Agrper
Bnee
Walter Caverley
Gray- Hr
Idéal
Ers
Atlantic City
Maxin
C. E. Mehler
American Legioners
Jean
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