Religious Notices and Local Happenings near Lititz Springs
Local intelligence lists Sunday services in multiple languages across Brickerville Rottsville and New Haven area including English at Monavia AnN German Baptist Lengenecker’s Earlville and Eden. Fourth of July plans at Lititz Springs with Ironville and Liberty bands. Egg theft, tobacco fire losses, and a large quilting party at New Haven with festive preparations and community events.
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Monavia Ann
Loutheran
H. E. Semmel
Brickerville
Rottsville
White Oak
Geman Baptist
Lengenecker's
Earlville
J. Peter
TAG Plm
Lititz Springs
Ironville
Liberty Band
Manheim
Burglars Rob Lancaster Saloon Keeper's House
Thieves entered the home of J B Lebkicker a Lancaster saloon keeper on Tuesday night and stole more than 1500 in cash and jewelry including watches and diamonds. Police believe the burglars hid in the house during the day. the same property was taken at least a year ago from the same residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Lebkicker
Lancaster
Walking Skeleton Healed by Dr. King's New Discovery
Mechanicsburg resident Mr. I Springer recounts severe lung illness and weight loss. After free trial and three bottles of Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption his health improved dramatically gaining 48 pounds. Lititz Drug Store offers free trials and large bottles for $1. Arch Street Philadelphia Elmo Hotel advertises reduced rates and lodging near business centers. Acker s English Remedy promises night cough relief at 50 cents or $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Springer
Mechanicsburg
Dr. King
Lititz
Elmo Hotel
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Josepn M. Pacer
Hot Weather Happenings in York County and Nearby
Local notes recount June events in York County including a June 23 sale of two acres of grass at San Domingo Creek, a June 26 Columbia Presbyterian Sunday school picnic, and farm sale opportunities. Reports cover a Lambs run over by a train, a man kicked by a horse, flower thefts, school term close, various commencements, and community notices. Also noted are a childbirth, a 7 inch strawberry, a bail hearing, a university commencement invitation, and a local strawberry patch expansion by Peter Vollertsen.
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John Ziegler
San Domingo
York County
Columbia Presbyterian Sunday School
Daniel Leopold
D. D Burkholder
Hess
Samuel Foltz
Petersburg
Luzetta Lebn
A. R. Beck
Seasion
Cookman Jchapel
Methodist Church of Columbia
Lititz Springs
David Bender
West Harl Township
Trip
John Ruth
Newtown
Clay Township
Jeremiah Hahn
Manheim
Alderman Fordney
J. Alva Hornberger
Lewisbure University
Examination dispute over Miss Louisa Weitzel voice defect
A local report details Louisa Weitzel failing to receive a teaching certificate due to a weak voice after an otherwise strong exam. The superintendent believed her skills were solid, but the certificate was denied, with debate over whether the school board or the super intentent should decide. The item reflects fairness concerns and local education norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brecht
Louisa Weitzel
Neighbors Revamp Homes and Local Events In Shoreline Area
Colteyer’s house finished with improved appearance while John Spera’s property is being painted. Henry Landis mowed two lots and finished the job. Samuel Bear from Dayton works in P. B. Kofroth’s coach shop trimming department. A band festival is planned for June 19 in Zook’s orchard under R. C. band auspices. a minstrel troupe will perform. G. W. Kofroth adds a pool table to his hotel. M. Reighel left for Meyerstown. Abraham Neff family hosted L. L. Zook. Turtle soup served at the Sturgis House Saturday. Fisher offers new harness supply.
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Colteyer
John Spera
Henry Landis
Samuel Bear
Dayton
Ohio
P. B. Kofroth
Zook
R. C. Band
G. W. Kofroth
M. Reighel
Meyerstown
Abraham Neff and
Mt. Sidney
L. L. Zook
Teachers Examination in Warwick and Lititz Pedagogues
The county superintendent reported that the Warwick township and Lititz teachers’ examination was held last Friday in Lititz. The test covered spelling and definitions with a long list of words, and sections on Theory of Teaching, Written Arithmetic, Geography, and U S History and Constitution. The event attracted directors and representatives from Millersville State Normal School, and local residents were noted in attendance and travel.
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Warwick Township
Lititz
Judsey
Bands of
Mexico
U. S
Trieste
Cape San Lucas
Lake Winnepeg
Mt. Heels
Gulf of Tonquin
Land of Dates
Galapagos Islands
Young ladies bless Warwick’s elderly Mrs Miller with hymn requests
Five young ladies visit Mrs Elizabeth Miller in Warwick, the town’s oldest citizen at 97, and grant her wish to sing sacred hymns. The event showcases respect for age as the girls named KE A Bachman Lottie Kauffman Lillie Bomberger Gussie Diffenderfer Ella E Buch stand praised by the community for their kindness and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Miller
Warwick
KE. A. Bachman
Lottie Kauffman
Lillie Bomberger
Gussie Diffenderfer
Ella E. Buch
Miller
Warwick and Elizabeth Townships appoint teachers in XIXth century text
Warwick township school board met at the Warwick House last Friday and appointed teachers for multiple schools including Bueh's Walter Stauffer, Bronnerville J B Buck, Puirview Miss Salinds Heiser, Lockout J K Huber, Lexington Miss Humann Huber, Millport Walter P King, Martin J J Bienesderfer, Pleasant View A N Stauter, Rothsville Upper J F Ruth, Rothsville Lower B F Kopp, and Union K Sechrist. Appointments run six months with salaries from 35 to 45 dollars. Lexington and Union to receive new furniture. Elizabeth Township appointments listed Furnace A M Seiling, Church J & Eberly, Cherry Grove Sue Beamesderfer, Lexington D W Deitrich. Fairview and Speedwell vacant. Board also elected S M Hess president, A B Reist secretary, and David Bomberger treasurer.
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Lititz
Gramimar— — Kyle
York
Mary Denlinger
Annie EH
Middletown
Lizzie Kemper
Jennie Grosh
Warwick Township
Warwick House
Bueh
Walter
Stauffer
Bronnerville
Puirview
Miass
Salinds Heiser
J. K. Huber
Lexington
Hmman
Huber
Millport
Walter P. King
Martin’s
J. J. Bienesderfer
Pleasant View
A. N. Stauter
Rothsville
Upper
J. F. Ruth
Lower
B. F. Kopp
Rome
H. P.wry
Sunnyside
Augusta M. Bushong
Warwick
Cyrus Gibbel
K. Sechrist
1Union
Elizabeth Township
Furnace
A. M. Seiling
Church
J. & Eberly
Cherry Grove
Sue Beamesderfer
D. W
D. W. Deitrich
Fairview
Speedwell
Sam’ 8S
Hess
A. B. Reist
David Bomberger
Vigil club unable to play as three stars depart
Last Saturday the Vigil baseball club of Newtown could not come due to three prominent players leaving the club. On Saturday June 21 the Active club of Lancaster will visit and face the Springs boys in a likely tight contest. On Saturday June 28 the Highschool club of Lancaster will play at Spring grounds. The Lancaster County Baseball Association is disbanded and locals urge Lititz residents to be more liberal financially. The ad promotes Acker's Blood Wort and Acker's English Remedy sold at Lititz Drug Store and by local physicians.
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Aaron Buch
Friend
Lancaster
Lititz
Ida Reist
Pottsville
Hacker
Amanda Buckwalter
Robert Seaber
Martin &. Hess
Springs Hotel
H. B. Shock
Lancaster Intelligencer
Harrisburg Patriot
Albert Litch
Abilene
Kansas
Harvey Buck
Philadelphia
Samuel Thome
Roebuck
Europe
Bard Buckwalter
Ohio
Newtown
Springs Boys
Lancaster County Baseball Association
Weather dull lovefeast to camp meetings in Oregon vicinity
Oregon and Vicinity notes poor attendance at Wenger's lovefeast due to weather. Silk worm farming is failing in stock companies but thrives with women and children. Gardens benefit from recent rains. roses bloom vividly with many varieties noted. An accident injures Mr. Pierce Bard's leg, while community remarks lament mischief by some. Next week tease on germid rose slug damage.
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Oregon
Wenger'a
Pierce Bard
Riik
Jules Margottin
Wolle's offers silver plated ware with can tickets
Wolle's advertises Silver Star Boxine Powder cans that grant a ticket for a silver plated ware item such as a napkin ring or tea spoon. Each can contains a ticket and ware is on display for inspection. It also promotes cheap sugar and barrel prices, canned goods, and raisin specials.
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N. Wolle
Liquor and Grain Prices and Philadelphia Market News
Corrected weekly prices for flour, rye, oats, corn meal, and other grains. Local Philadelphia market report notes dull but steady flour, firm corn, weak oats, and quiet wheat with bids and asks. Cattle arrivals and market tone described with price ranges and demand, including hogs and cows in moderate demand.
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B.J. Barr
Lititz Steam Wills
Gonn
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Western Do
oBige
Puita
Early cherries ripen and long days arrive in June
A jumble of light items notes early cherries are ripe the longest days are here and this month has five Sundays. It jokes on wise men changing opinions and mentions fruits crops like peas potatoes and strawberries as paying ventures. Also remarks on a Cuban editor a stock of printed envelopes and a misprint about steel pens alongside various local notices and humorous quips from newspapers.
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Grant
Dunkards
Harris Remedy Co
St. Louis
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Main Street
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Local Intelligence
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Haltville
A. Faw
Hayder
Snyder
Exali
Yobacco
Herman Graybill
Manheim Township
Day Graybill
Jacob Snyder
Penn Township Fire Insurance Company
Tobe Martin’s
New Haven
T. W. Atkins
Girard, Kanans
Acker
Linden Hall Seminary
Mary Blackmore
Estella Borhek
Pauline Eickhoff
Mary Fenner
Nora Filbert
Anna Heinly
Florence Jones
Lydia Matlack
Margaret Matlack
Mary McCormick
Charlotte Paine
Samuel Erb
Lincoln
Elphrata
Erb
Charles
E. J. Barr
Barr
May Hli
Sabilla Shenk
Christian Shenk
Miller's Row
J. H. Stauffer
Ephrata
Peter Vollertsen
Vollertsen
Schuylkill County
Nathaniel Brueaker
Lexington Road
Lititz Spring
Furnace Hills
Harry Stohler
George Stonler
Sturgis House
Dehme's
Enucstionat
Bucklen
Arnica
AW Gold Noble
J. G. Brobtst
Wolle
Wolle’s
H. H. Tehedy
de Haven & Townsend
Bankers
South Third Street
Philadelphia & Reading R. BR
Lehigh Valley R. R
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
United N.J.R. But Canal Co
Northern Central R. BR. Co
Hestonvitle Pars
R. R. Co
Psila
B.co
New Jersey Central
Northern Pacific
North Pennsylvania
Phila
Brie R
W. H. Buch’s
Fisher's
Fishers
Rebbish
Pratik Ryans
Lith Bamebel Erb
Milly Meel
George Davis Bainbridge
Tobias Stautter Salings
Elias Stautter
Drumore
Daniel L,wopold
Litlz, Pa
Desirable
Winterstown
Fme
Wathan Blake
George
Strawbridge & Clothier
Eighth
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Tshuby's Store
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Snyder's
Hostetter’s
Bard's
Oregon Store Weekly Report
Cassimeres
S. L. Diffenderfer
Liveiry
Orewa
Delbo
Harrisburg
Shaub & Burns
Queen St
Billy
W. King ST
Snyder’s
KR. Depot
Litrtz
Anthy
Searoa
Antder
Littts
Psiladelphia
Reading Rail Road
New York
Allentown
Bound Brook
Reading
Williassport
Sanbury
Lewisburg
BAT
Lutite Ag Folis
Alientown
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Taleats Reading
Lene Pottsville
Leavis Tamaqua
Williamsport
Sunbury
J. E. Wootten
C. G. Haxcock, Geneneral Passenge
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Marletta
Dinanenrille
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King Street
Feagis
Aurive
Quarryville
Markshore
Bound Brook Houte
Columbia
Hanover
Gettysburg
Frederick
Baltim
A. M Wilson
Supt
Henry Buch
Lancaster County
Henry G. Buch
Henry C. Buch
Israel G.erb
Lil
Ida
Tiave Cox
Aps Tl Kauffman & Beckler
Herr’s
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