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Salem Lutheran Kissel Hill holds Sunday services with Sunday School at 9:00 A M. Community notices for Landis Valley.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1924
Page
5
Salem Lutheran Kissel Hill holds Sunday services with Sunday School at 9:00 A M. Community notices for Landis Valley.
Slough, aged 80, formerly of Bareville, died at United Zion Home near Lititz Say at 2:30 P. M. after a long illness. He and his wife moved to the home about four years ago. Mrs. Slough died two months ago. He belonged to Leacock Rae Church and IOOF No. 413 of New Holland. A brother Adam ldale and a sister married, of Lancaster, survive. Funeral services were at Lutheran Church Wednesday with burial in the adjacent cemetery.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hartman of Jonas Hartman Jim died Friday morning of heart failure following a weeklong illness. A St Pauls Lutheran Church member and daughter of the late Peter Singer and Fannie Geth she is survived by husband, Mildred at home Alvin Manheim and Mrs Leon Himmelberger Lititz. One brother Henry Singer Jititz also survives. Funeral services were conducted at her home Monday afternoon and at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Penryn with interment to follow.
Jacob K Habecker of Landisville aged 83 died Friday at his home from complications of diseases. He was born in Manor township and a Mennonite Church member survived by his wife Susan Greider and children Jacob G Landisville Katie Shearer Mount Joy Susan Shenk Lititz Marie Hess Neffs ville six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday from the house and Salunga Mennonite Church with interment in Silver Springs cemetery. Jeremiah A Adams died near Rothsville on Wednesday in his 80th year after a nine day illness. A Lancaster resident and Faith Reformed Church member he also belonged to Knights of the Golden Eagle Lancaster Castle Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chain and Knights of Pythias. Survived by his widow Sallie brother Israel Schaefferstown and sister Mrs Henby Cooper Rothsville. Funeral from his late home Sunday then Faith Reformed Church with Woodward Hill cemetery interment. Mr Adams formerly lived in Lillie before moving to Lancaster six years ago. funeral attendance noted with distant relatives Catherine Bauseoff Altoona and George and Charles Bauseoff Allentown.
Martin S Kline aged 83, longtime Franklin County tax collector, died Monday at his Springville home from complications. He leaves one daughter Mrs Isaac ip of Lincoln. Funeral services set for Saturday morning from the home, with interment in Lincoln cemetery. Also noted is Franklins Ober, 60s, former county Board of Review, who died Monday at Neffsville Brethren Home from tuberculosis. He survived by Mrs M Geib and Mrs Anna Mary Baker. Burial at Gibbel's cemetery near White Oak.
Several couples from East Petersburg Lititz Kissel Hill and Millersville were married in parish houses and by pastors including Rev C E Rice Rev G R Lloverter Rev Nl Be Yoder and Rev S G Kauffman The ring ceremony was used with no attendants overall plans place of residence listed for newlyweds across East Petersburg Lancaster Lititz and Millersville areas
The heaviest man in Marietta, Markley at 350 pounds, was buried Friday in Marietta Cemetery with eight Iron Moulders Union pallbearers. His widow and several children survive. Markley ran a business for over fifty years. Also noted is Elder Samuel B. Zug, 92, of Palmyra, with 58 years in ministry and 28 birth anniversaries observed. Various local notices mix farm sales, auctions, and miscellaneous ads from Lititz area, including jobs, livestock, and household goods listings.
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