War H. xox Undertaker Services In Titus Pa
Local obituary notice for War H. xox announces funeral services to be held on Main Street in Titus. Details are brief and focus on the Undertaker business location.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1883
Page
3
Local obituary notice for War H. xox announces funeral services to be held on Main Street in Titus. Details are brief and focus on the Undertaker business location.
MonaviAN and German Baptist services scheduled for Sunday with English translations at multiple churches. Also Evangelical prayer meetings and a third annual Children’s Day in Sunday schools. Brief reports include runaway horses, a thriving Earl Mutual Fire Insurance launch, a midweek surprise for Mrs Kraatz, storm damage, a new Lititz Band, a bank robbery attempt, Jubilee celebrations, a fishing party sighting a large black caiman, and upcoming local sales of grass, rye, horses, and personal effects.
Obituary notes the death of William Smith at 46 after six months illness ending June 7. Born in Germany, he moved here at 15 and worked bricklaying before a successful tobacconist career. He leaves a sister, a brother, a wife and eight children. Buried at Moravian Cemetery.
The Lancaster County Mutual Hail Insurance Company began the season by insuring Abraham G. Sheibley seven acres for 50 dollars. Various local notes cover pike improvements, farming queries, exams, weather forecasts, church services, tobacco sales, and Fourth of July plans.
A Lancasterquirer column reflects on community chatter from July events and common concerns. Notable notes include festival plans, commencement crowds, railroad security, printing quality, coal trade, barbers’ livelihoods, and local tastes for Keller’s ice cream. It also recalls a historic log house in Elizabeth township built in 1762 with remarkable preservation after 121 years.
Local column from Brickerville recounts Weather and pest concerns Wheat reports from Berks and Chester counties including a fly outbreak threat. Obituary for Lottie Youtz aged forty notes mother’s passing. Community news lists residents visiting, travel notes, and Linden Hall Seminary commencement plans for June first.
Town records report a lecture titled A Modern Pilgrimage by Dr. J. H. Dobbs at the Reformed Church. Ten teachers earned or failed certificates after an annual borough and Penn township examination, with several appointments announced by the Borough School Board.
A jumble of notes notes warm weather harvest concerns and local events. Strawberries abundant and cheap are highlighted alongside heat waves and hay harvest scarcity. Measles and twin births appear in town statistics as a busy civic snapshot with social urges and small ads.
The July Barrow's-Ballon Magazine includes a continuation of The Belle of Australia by William H. Thames with a hero lost in Australian scrub and a daring encounter with natives and a tormented Chinaman, plus a note on the issue's price and availability. A separate item reports a stolen mare in Dramore township, with a $20 reward and follow‑up actions by buyers and sellers tracking the horse.
The notice proclaims a new telephonic connection with the Penna exchange to serve customers locally and out of town, with plans to publish the number next issue. It lists goods like Turkey Red Table Cloths, New Prints, Bridgewood & Sons ware, Michener meats, and market prices for flour, wheat, corn, oats, and eggs.
The advertisement lists prints at several prices, lawn fabrics, linings, fancy hosiery, mosquito netting, and fresh groceries. It highlights Bethlehem Roller Process Flour, Snyder's and Brubaker's flours, various meats and canned goods, plus a complete fishing tackle line curated by Julius F. Sturgis with rods, reels, hooks, lines, and gear.
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