Clarence Kopp 47 Dies of Heart Attack at Home
Clarence 8 S Kopp 47 of 131 W Orange Street died suddenly Saturday afternoon from a heart attack. He was stricken as he reached his home and died within minutes. He is survived by his wife and four children Mary Franklin and John at home Charles of Lititz and his mother Mrs Emma Kopp of East Petersburg. Two brothers Arthur of Neffsville and John and Mrs Clair Eidemiller of East Petersburg also survive. Services were held privately at the home Tuesday at 2 with Rev J Harold Mumper of St Pauls Lutheran Church officiating. Burial was in Macpelah cemetery. State Highway Patrolman W B Hershner reported a pedestrian incident involving a machine traveling in the opposite direction and rain. Dr H Walter Rothsville administered emergency treatment and ordered Landis removed to Lancaster General Hospital.
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Clarence
Kopp
Orange Street
Mary
Franklin
John
Charles
Lititz
Emma Kopp
East Petersburg
Arthur
Neffsville
Clair Eidemiller
Shreiner
Accapella Alumni Night in East Petersburg Draws 120
Accapella Male Chorus of East Petersburg held its annual Alumni Night at East Petersburg School. The event welcomed wives and friends, drawing over 120 attendees, with old and current members directing and singing, awards for oldest and youngest members, talks, and plans for a fall Song Fest.
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Accapella Male Chorus
East Petersburg
W. W. Gibbes
H. B. Baughey
Wilbur Charles
Baughey
John K. Miller
Manheim
Roy Blank
Evelyn Gonder
Town
George H. Pennypacker
John Byler
Lancaster
Raymond Geib
Man Hit By Auto Injures Rothsville Resident
Landis, 54, of Rothsville suffered a compound fracture of the right leg and brush burns after stepping in front of a car driven by Lester Schreiner of Lititz R D 2 in Roths.
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Tra Landis
Rothsville
Lester Schreiner
Lititz R. D. 2
Roths
Former members join chorus for July 18 Springs Park concert
Former members accepted an invitation to rehearse and sing with the chorus for its concert in Springs Park on July 18 under the auspices of the Ladies Bible Class of Trinity E. C. Church of town.
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Springs Park
Ladies’ Bible
Trinity E. C. Church
of Town
Moravian Home Board Fills Squire Derr's Seat
Alfred Douple was elected to the Moravian Home advisory board replacing the late Squire C. N. Derr. Other board members are E. L. Garber and Dr. H. E. Bender. Officers include Sophia L. Bricker president and a slate of secretaries and treasurer. Committees were named for finance, household, contribution, and inmate affairs.
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Alfred Douple
Douple
Squire C. N. Derr
E. L. Garber
H. E. Bender
Mis
Sophia L. Bricker
P. F. Snyder
Clarence Gr
Spyder
Russel
Grosh
Salinda Hess
Appointment of medical staff named at meeting
The article notes Miss Bricker and Mrs. Graybill Bitzer and Mrs. Lloyd Bomberger present as applicants. Dr. Joseph Grosh was elected house physician.
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Miss Bricker
Graybill Bitzer
Lloyd Bomberger
Joseph Grosh
Penn State honors Lititz local May Queen at 75th commencement
Miss Janet H. Huber daughter of Samuel Huber graduated in the four year home economics group at Penn State College during the 75th commencement. A Lititz High School class of 1930 graduate she was May Queen of Lititz High's first May Day event.
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Janet. H. Huber
Samuel Huber
Penn State College
Lititz High
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