Elizabeth Becker 78 Dies at Home in Lititz
Mrs Elizabeth Becker aged 78 died at 11 10 P M Monday at 848 East Main Street Lititz from a cerebral hemorrhage Her husband Christian Y Becker predeceased her Funeral at her home this afternoon with private services Burial in Evangelical cemetery R M Spacht funeral director She left children Mrs Frank Rader Mrs R A Gross Mrs Louis Huebener Harry of Lititz Mrs W A Pratt Harrisburg Mrs Ralph Vitale Harrisburg and David Philadelphia Seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren survive
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Elizabeth Becker
East Main Street
Christian Y. Becker
Lititz
Harrisburg
David
Philadelphia
Mrs Mary B Brubaker 98 Dies at Neffsville Home
Mary B Brubaker widow of Christian B Brubaker died at her son Amos H Brubaker’s home near Neffsville after long illness. She was a Mennonite, survived by many children and dozens of grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren. Services were held at Amos H Brubaker’s home and Millersville Mennonite Church, with interment in the local cemetery.
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Mary B. Brubaker
Christian B. Brubaker
Amos H. Brubaker
Neffsville
Mennonite Church
Lizzie
Isaac Brubaker
Joy
Barbara Herr
Abbeyville
Fannie Lefever
Lititz
John
Mary
Aaron D. Buckwalter Witmer
Christian HH. Bausman
Amos H
Harry
Millersville
Manheim Man Dies. John S Becker 76
John S Becker of Manheim died Friday night at his home age 76. He was a retired coach maker, member of the Mennonite Church, and survived by three children, one grandchild, and three brothers. Funeral services were held Monday at 1 30 at the home and 2 at the East Petersburg Mennonite Cemetery.
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John S. Becker
Manheim
Jacob
Martha Stehman Becker
Mennonite Church
Lizzie Stehman
Becker
William Miller
Lititz
Oliver Reed
Mathias
Hiram
Ephrata
Alpheus
Lancaster
Manheim Mennonite
East Petersburg, Mennonite
Fourth in Lititz Park Draws Big Crowd For Picnic Day
The Fourth in Lititz Park will feature family picnics in the afternoon with the Ringgold Band of Reading and the Cadet Band performing nearby. Candles will light the scene after supper and fireworks will follow on the athletic field. Legion and auxiliary members join a parade at 1 PM from the Legion Home down Broad Street to the Square and Memorial Plot.
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Park
Ringgold Band
Reading
Legion Men
Legion
Broad Street
Memorial Plot
Five Principles of Home Air-Conditioning
The Holland Institute of Thermology says home air conditioning provides year round comfort with five basic factors: warming or cooling, moistening in winter, washing air, and maintaining draftless circulation. Modern systems with oil or gas burners filter, wash, and circulate air, removing dust and creating uniform temperatures in all rooms.
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Holland Institute of Thermology
Holland
Michigan
Lititz Park Fireworks Set for Saturday Evening
Lititz officials announce a Saturday Springs Park celebration with all town ministers taking part. A grand fireworks display, described as the finest yet, is planned and a large crowd is expected for the annual town event with an open invitation to all residents to attend and sing.
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Lititz
Springs Park
Ourselves We Must Let Things Go Sometimes
A reflective note on choosing to release attachments to preserve balance and well being. It suggests that letting go can protect and sustain what matters most, rather than clinging to transient concerns.
Aztec Club Founded in 1847 to Preserve Mexican War Memory
The Aztec club, formed by U.S. Army officers in 1847, aims to keep alive the memories and traditions of the Mexican War. A member may nominate his first-born son or another male relative to succeed him.
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Aztec Club
United States Army
Marrows Ice Cream at Holtz House Cut Rate Store
Quarter ice cream priced at 40 cents and pint at 20 cents touts 50 years of quality. Ad copy promises pure delicious ice cream from Marrows available at Holtz House's Cut Rate Store.
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Holtzhouse
Time For Inspection Again Second Period Opens Tomorrow
The second compulsory automobile inspection period starts tomorrow and runs three months with ultramarine blue and gold stickers. After the period, three months of enforcement begin October 1 requiring inspected cars. uninspected drivers face arrest. The Department of Revenue will perforate the station number on the sticker and the back includes spaces for punching out the mouth and phone.
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Department of Revenue
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Evangelical
R. M. Spacht
Lincoln Ave
Lincoln Avenue
Sue
Beauty Shop
South Broad Street
Dietrich’s Service Store
Burdans
del Monte
Sharp’s
North Broad Street
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