Milk price drop and local notices in Linden parish
Milk dropped from twelve to ten cents a quart this week. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Samuel Shreiber on Sunday. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Starry Reidenbach on Sunday. Linden Hall Alumnae Tea set for Saturday afternoon. Hershey and Seaman sold two Front Street houses. corner lot bought by Willard Hershey. Ruth Phillipps goes to Phoenixville Hospital for nurse training. Amos Bomberger bought a two story brick on South Broad Street via F. E. Schnever. Russell Peiffer begins a commercial voyage at Elizabethtown College. son of John J. Peiffer. Letter from Wm. Buté of Pittsburgh praising the Rec ord in first class style. J Fred Essig sold Rome residence to Mrs John Landis. Potential trolley for Zen Zem No. 77 business session. sign up at Plantz Bros. A birthday package surprise for Miss Miriam Lane. Marguerite Grazer home from General Hospital. father Michael Grazer improving. Edwin Coldren recovering from hospital operation. Esther Getz birthday package with dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Sammuel Getz. Tatitz High School Alumni to stage Between the Acts April 28. Anna Stark moves rooms then to Orange Street with Miller sisters on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Shreiber
Starry Reidenbach
Linden Hall
Messrs
Hershey
Seaman
Front Street
Willard Hershey
Ruth Phillipps
Phoenixville Hospital
Amos Bomberger
South Broad Street
B. B. Steyr
F. E. Schnever
Russel Peiffer
Elizabethtown College
John J. Peiffer
Buté
Pittsburgh
Alexheny County
J. Fred Essig
William Snavely
Rome
John Landis
Lancaster
Plantz Bros
Miriam Lane
Lebanon
Manheim
Marguerite’ Grazer
General Hospital
Michael Grazer
Edwin Coldren
Esther Getz
Rothsville
Sammuel Getz
Tatitz High School
Anna Stark
Alice Fasnacht
Anna
Avacha Miller
Orange Street
Shipped Guernsey Bull Amos W Sensenig Trade Route
A 950 pound Guernsey bull named Amos W Sensenig was shipped by express train from Lititz to A C Hawn located near Huntingdon Pennsylvania. The shipment was arranged through Sensenig who resides near the transport point. The transfer highlights regional livestock commerce and mobility in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos W. Sensenig
Lititz
A. C. Hawn
Darries
Huntingdon
New Pastor of U E Church to Be Here Sunday
J W Imboden was appointed United Evangelical pastor at Lititz during the East Pennsylvania Conference closing in Shamokin. He will preach Sunday. Rev J S Harper goes to St Pauls in Reading. Imboden, former Olivet U E pastor Bethlehem for five years, helped build and remodel multiple churches. An elaborate farewell for Rev and Mrs Imboden and family followed by the Ladies Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Pennsylvania
Shamokin Nev
J. W. Imboden
United Evangelical
Lititz
J. S. Harper
St. Paul’s Church
Reading
Olivet United Evangelical Church
Bethlehem
Imboden
Lev
Iraboden
Hig Sera
Foxe
Inga
McKeesport
Il City
Johnstown
Conemsugh
Trock
True facts of the Buzzards escape from Lancaster jail
C Fred Regennas recalls the 1883 Lancaster jail escape led by Ike Abe and Joe Buzzard. Thirteen or fourteen prisoners fled by a tunnel like scheme aided by unlocked cells and jumbled keys. bloodhounds were beat with clubs. some captured, others disappeared. Regennas, a baker then, died before proofs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Buzzard
Buzzard
Lancaster
C. Fred. Regennas
Mr. Regennas
Ike
Abe
Joe
Regennas
Record
Meeting Former Lititz Residents in California
Edward Bueh, a Lititz native who left a year ago to see the country, is now in Pasadena California staying with the John Gibbel family. He toured in an automobile with the Gibbel sons, attended Dunkard Sunday School and church in Portland and plans to visit Jacob Getz and family in Los Angeles and Paul Miller and Sister Jennie. He met Clayton Shreiner in San Francisco, traveled 466 miles from San Francisco to Los Angeles by auto, and will head eastward soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bueh
Portland
Oregon
Pasadena
Calif
John Gibbel
Ile
Dunkard
Lancaster County
Jacob Getz
Los Angeles
Lititz
Paul Miller
Jennie
Joseph Miller
Getz
Edward
San Francisco
Clayton Shhreiner
Frisco
Banquet Speaker John Longenecker Delights Baltimore Dealers
At a Samson tractor dealer meeting with representatives from about six states, John F. Longa of this place delivered a frank after dinner talk. Introduced as the man from the Garden Spot of the World, he spoke straight facts and drew warm applause. Though originally unwilling, he agreed to address the larger crowd after persistent urging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Longenecker
Baltimore
John F. Longa
John
Ite
Jand
Lititz Pretzels Move to Pittsburgh Plant
The Lititz Pretzels name extends to Pittsburgh as Ideal Baking Company begins producing Krispy Genuine Lititz Pretzels there. Lloyd C. Smith heads the Pittsburgh outfit with W. M. Kissinger, H. B. Kissinger and others on the board. The new plant features modern conveyor ovens and salt spray, with capacity over 100,000 pretzels daily and distribution expanding beyond Lititz to Pittsburgh and suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Pittsburgh
Ideal Baking Company of
Pennsylvania
Lloyd C. Smith
W. M. Kissinger
Peterson
Kissingers
Tin smith finds dog sheltering pups at shop
During a cold snap A M Kreider, a tinsmith, fed a starving fox terrier at his shop and helped her. The dog soon produced five healthy pups in her box. The mother, proud of her brood, watches over the squabbling youngsters as they grow. Kreider plans to decide on their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Kreider
Mr. Kreider
Combination Sale at Warwick Mouse This Saturday
The twenty fourth anniversary sale will be held at the Warwick Mouse this Saturday. It is the big sale of the year drawing a large crowd. A large assortment of items will be offered, including an unusually high number of pigs. A nearly new Hurd truck will also be for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick Mouse
Get Your Totatoes From Joe Joseph B Celve Co
A fragment mentions four tomato varieties from Joe Joseph B Celve & Co with prices at seven and notes seed sourced from the same place as last year. It praises yields of healthy tubers and hints at reseeding plans for Patatiu with an incomplete note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B
Celve & Co
Tate
Noted Lecturer William Rader to Speak at Alumni Event
Dr. William Rader, noted lecturer, will deliver a well known lecture on Wednesday evening March 9 in the High School auditorium. This marks the closing number of the Alumni Entertainment Course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rader
Fell Asleep at Wheel of Auto in Lititz
A Lititz youth named John fell asleep while driving home from Manheim with companions. The car hit a mail box post, leaving a leaky radiator and minor damage. Five packs of chewing gum were found in the wreck. The father insists the son nap before future outings if he wants the car. Simultaneously Charles Shue, a soldier and son of John Shue of Philadelphia, was badly hurt at Fort Kamehameha near Honolulu. no injury details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
John
Manheim
Dreamland
Charles Shue
Fort
Kamehameha
Ilonolulu
Firestone
John Shue
Philadelphia
Stone
Relatives Attend Two Funerals in Philadelphia
Joseph Dreifus attends funerals for two relatives in Philadelphia over the weekend. Leonard Loeb, a prominent tobaccon dealer with Loeb Neemez Go, is praised at his service officiated by Rev Dr Krauskopf. Mina Kohn’s funeral follows on Monday with the same officiant. Mrs Dreifus could not attend due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dreifus
Philadelphia
Leonard Loeb
Lititz Young Man Elected President of Implement Dealers
Willis B. Gochenour of Lititz is elected president of the Implement Dealers Association of the county at a Hotel Weber, Lancaster meeting. A 29 year old dealer, he took over his father’s business after his death and has grown output, selling more tractors last year than any other county dealer. He travels the road daily and enjoys strong farmer support, earning regard for reliability and fair dealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis B. Gochenour
Weber
Lancaster
George B. Zeller
Gap
Mgr. Gochenour
Association
Stiffel recounts Florida trip with Citrus, Palmetto notes
Augustus Stiffel president of the safe works. wife accompanied him on a month long Florida tour covering most of the state coast and interior. He met the Lancaster county tourist party, chatted with John Rockefeller, toured citrus stations, tasted a grape fruit tangerine hybrid, and observed drainage, palmetto paper making, and a new aquarium. Also mentions Lititz minstrel show at Linden Hall and local visitors to Miss Jane Miksch's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Stiffel
Safe Works
Florida
Punta Gorda
Stiffel
Lancaster County
Catona Beach
John Rockerfeller
Standaard Oil
Rockerfeller
Pittsburgh
Lititz
Everglades
William Bryan
Suiffel
Will Move Meat Store On April 1
The firm of P D M Bender and Son will move their meat store from Five Points to a new location behind 41 Front Street On arrival the store includes a slaughter house and is built along sanitary lines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PD. M. Bender ‘& Son
Five Points
Front Street
Sanileeey
Travelers Near and Far in Lancaster Area Visits
Local social notes recount Mrs C E B Beckler and others visiting Lancaster after trips to Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Maryland from Lititz Reading Hazelton and East Port. Several residents including Miss Perela Good Miss Laura Miller and Charles A Smith are mentioned with brief remarks on illness work and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Eb, Beckler
Lancaster
Perela Good
Lincoln
Harold Weidman
Laura Miller
Pittsburgh
Lititz
Clarence M. Bassieré
East Port
Lillian Rudy
Charles A. Smith
Reading
Charles
Charles Nlornberger
Hazelton
Philadelphia
J. C. Raezer
L. R. Raezer
Geo. B. Raezer
Raezer
G&. B. Raezer
John Felker
Felker
Henry Sturgis
Otis Sturgis
Death of C Fred Regennas in Lititz at 68
C Fred Regennas died Wednesday morning at his Lititz home from apoplexy at age 68 years 10 months and 7 days. He lived in Lancaster and Ephrata earlier and founded C Fred Regennas Sons Company Inc as president. Survived by two sons Charles and Harry and two brothers Willian and Clarence. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM at his home and 2:30 PM at Moravian church with burial in Moravian cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Fred. Regennas
Lemon Street
Henry
Sophia Regennas
Lititz
William Bollinger
Lancaster
Ephrata
Pottstown
Philadelphia
C. Fred, Regennas
Willian
Clarence
Obituary notices for Hackman and Snyder families through Pine Hill region
Mrs. Sarah Hackman widow of John T. Hackman died at her daughter’s Akron home after seven months illness. Survived by two children Oscar and Lizzie, plus two sisters and a brother. Funeral at Mrs Steiner’s Akron home then Emanuel Lutheran Church Brickerville with interment. Rev. Amos Martin officiating. Joseph Snyder aged 60 died at brother Hiram Snyder’s Clay township home after six weeks illness. Survived by three brothers and two sisters. Funeral from Hiram’s home then Emanuel Lutheran Church Bricketville with interment. Rev. D L Fogleman to officiate. CONTINUED ON PAGE 5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Hackman
John T. Hackman
C. F. Steiner
Akron
Oscar
Ephrata
Lizzie
GF. Steiner
Elizabeth Wolf
Washington
Kan
Amos Hollinger
Joseph Snyder
Hiram Snyder
Clay Township
Hiram
Clay
Moyes
Denver
Allen
Grant Steinmetz
Lily Snyder
Edwin Eberly
Mt. Airy
Emmanuel Lutheran
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Guernsey
U. E. Church
Rev
Tharper
C. Fred Regennas
California
William M. Kissinger
Steel City
Kissinger
H. B. Kissinger
Wm. RB
Butt
Fred Shoemaker
Smith and
W. M. Kissinger and
Mr. Shoemaker
Oakmont
Golden Triangle
Thaddeus Stevens School
Fulton Bakery
Lancaster County Association of Pittsburgh
Young Man
Implement Dealers Association of
Tivtrich
Hetrick
Star Brand
Lititz Clothing & Shoe
Sufifel
Miss
Florida Keys
Bahamas
Knights of Malta
White Dove Commandery
Litit
Harington J. Wheeler
International Producers Association
Hawaii
Pfantz Bros
Scott's
Wertsch
Old Home Town
Ralph Fry
Nazareth
Dorothy
Jesse Honeycutt
Jane Miksch
Phares Fry
Mrs. Honeycutt
New Orleans
Fred, Regennas
Was Waker and Candy Manufacturer
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