Local Events Highlight Warwick Notices and Trades
Warwick column reports a string of social events and notices from Manns to Pine Hill. Details include tea at Mrs. H A Cuppy, a lap blanket found near Brannerville, a stork delivering two daughters, bids for brownstone houses, and a sewing circle gathering. Also listed are auctions, egg shipments, tobacco trades, and local sales agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob B. Wissler
Warwick
Sturg Rabbit
H. A. Cuppy
Mast Main Street
Brannerville
Frank J. Gantz
Pine Hill
T. D. Martin
L. K. Grosh
Hagen
King’s Daughters
Stork
S. M. Huber
William Sturgis
W. H. Muth & Co
Elizabeth Farms
Joseph Kofroth
Young Ladies Sewing Circle
David Helman
Great Crowd at Warwick House Annual Public Sale
The fifteenth annual Warwick House sale drew over a thousand people on Saturday. Auctioneers T H Snavely and Hacker handled furniture, harness, livestock, and other goods as 1200 to 1800 items sold. Carts and teams filled the streets, hotels thrived, and town businesses benefited from the busy turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick House
T. H. Snavely
Hacker
L. D. Himmelberger
Runaway at Brunnerville causes wagon damage
A Brickerville man’s son drove at Brunner ville when a single tree broke and the horse bolted. The driver was pulled from the dasher and dragged a distance as the wagon shafts shattered. Both survived with no serious injuries. Separate item notes: all Lititz borough and Warwick township liquor licenses granted to Aaron W. Miller Chas H Brobst Win M Huber Christian Imhoff L S Roland Thomas Eitnier John H Baussman John Badorf Jacob Frymyer Barton Kieffer H Y Hitnier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weidman
Brickerville
Brunnerville
Lititz Borough
Warwick Township
Lititz
Aaron W. Miller
Chas. H. Brobst
Win
M. Huber
Warwick
Christian Imhoff
L. S. Roland
Thomas Eitnier
John H. Bausman
John 8. Badorf
Jacob A. Frymyer
Barton Kieffer
H. Y. Hitnier
Hospital Donation Day Draws Warwick and Lititz Help
The Lititz auxiliary of Lancaster General Hospital set a donation day schedule with public school collections on Thursday March 14 in Warwick Township and a village drive Saturday March 16 in Lititz borough and Warwick. Boys will gather goods for forwarding to the hospital. John Long bought a 150 year old English silver service, planning to dispose of it at a high price. Local market entries note active meat stands, plentiful dressed poultry, scarce vegetables, California celery, and lower prices for butter and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Lancaster General Hospital
Warwick Township
Lititzborough
Warwick
John Long
England
California
Mr. Buch
Ruecorn
Matthias Tshudy
Israel Dester
Peter Burkholder
Tshudy
Sturgises
Tshudys
Kellers
Masslichs
Jim
Ollie Miller
Blickensderfers
Lichtenthaeler Boys
Deaths and funerals in Clay township and nearby areas
Polly wife of Solomon Heverling died at 70 years 8 months and a few days near Trammer Creek Mennonite meeting house. Survived by husband daughter Annie and three step siblings. Funeral Sunday at the mentioned church with interment in the adjoining cemetery. Abram W Weaver died at United Zion Home aged 87 years 6 months 5 days after a month as inmate. He moved from Brecknock to Maryland then Franklin county and lived with daughter Mrs Israel G Brendle. Survived by wife Magdalena Wenger and children Jonas Mrs Israel G Brendle John Mrs Peter Reitz Aaron Samuel. Funeral from Aaron Weaver’s residence and interment at Reitz's Church near Hagerstown Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Solomon Heverling
Trammer Creek
Abram W. Weaver
United Zion
Brecknock Township
Maryland
Franklin County
Israel G. Brendle
Magdalena Wenger
Martindale
Mennonite Church
Jonas
Weaverland
Goodville
John
Manganaville
Peter Reitz
Lancaster
Aaron
Reidenbach
Samuel
Waynesboro
Aaron Weaver
Reitz
Nea Hagerstown
Mrs Stoner Dies in Manheim After Illness at 76
Mrs. John K. Stoner and widow of John K. Stoner of Lancaster died at 10:30 AM Thursday at her niece Mrs. Dr D. Francis Dunlap in Manheim. Aged 76 years and 25 days, she suffered acute uraemic poisoning from acute Brights disease after visiting Monday. Survived by sons Harry E. of London England and K E of Lancaster, sister Mrs Amanda Myer of Bareville, and two Lancaster grandchildren. Funeral from Chas Gibble home with burial in Lancaster Cemetery. Sister of the late John and William Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Evans Stoner
John K. Stoner
Lancaster
D. Francis Dunlap
Manheim
Charles P. Gibble
Dunlap
Bright
Grace Lutheran Blaxch
Harry E
London
England
K. E
Amanda Myer
Bareville
Chas. P. Gibble
Lancaster Cemetery
John and
William Evans
Obituary: Joel Kine of Near Lincoln Dies at 76
Joel Kine a retired Clay township resident died at his Wood Corner home near Lincoln at 4 16 A M on Tuesday aged 76 years 2 months and 28 days He was a longtime butcher and farmer admired for selling top cattle to Lan caster markets He is survived by daughter Emma wife of Sylvester G Hipple son John Kline of Denver sister Hannah Lessey of Lincoln brother William Kline of near Lexington The funeral will be at 1 P M Sunday from his home with services at Salem Lutheran Church Lincoln conducted by Rev D L Fogleman and burial in Lincoln Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Kline
Clay Township
Wood Corner
Lincoln
Lancaster
Emma
Sylvester G. Hipple
John Kline
Denver
Hannah Lessey
Willian Kline
Lexington
Salem Lutheran Church At
D. L. Fogleman
Lincoln Cemetery
Infant Shank Dies at 3 Months in Lexington Hotel
The infant daughter of Abraham and Anna Shank died Wednesday afternoon at their Lexington hotel home, age three months, from convulsions. The funeral is set for Saturday at 12:30 PM with services at the house, then burial in Schaefsterstown cemetery. Rev. E. E. Shantz to officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Abraham
Anna Shank
Lexington Hotel
Schaefferstown
E. E. Shantz
Death at Manheim leads to funeral for Ann Becker
The death of Ann K Becker widow of Henry Becker occurred at her Manheim home on Monday afternoon from congestion of the brain after several days illness in her seventieth year. She leaves many children including Mary Clara Sue Ellen Lizzie and Barbara among others. Funeral from her late home will be held Saturday morning. The item also notes poultry shipments by D Pfautz and local community events and announcements across Manheim and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manheim
Ann K
Henry Becker
Mary
Alfred Henry
Clara
A. H. Wenger
Sue
Harry
Jacob
Ellen
Linaeus Blantz
Ephratu
Annie
Herman Ro
Strictly Personal Items From Lititz Readers
A sequence of short notes records friendly intracity visits and travel by residents and visitors across Lititz and nearby towns. Names include Rev. Adam K. Weir, Mr. Robert Filbert, Mr. G G Diehm, Mr. Paul Evans, Mrs. Mary Gingrich, Mr. Arthur Smith, John Long, Mrs. Mary Sheaffer, Mr. Geo Scheneberger, Mrs. Sherman Hacker, Mr. Benjamin Bear, W D Fichthorn, Rev G C Kreider, D A Byers, J B Haag, Christian Neff, Mrs. John Good, Joan Leed, Dr. J C Brobst, John Sesseman, John Leed and family, Leah Deidie Groff, Henry Hartley, Rev E S Hagen, and Mr. and Mrs. John R McClay. The notes span Monday to Sunday visits, travel to Philadelphia and Columbus, attendance at meetings, funerals, and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam K. Weir
Reading
Robert Filbert
Womelsdorf
Lititz
G. G. Diehm
Philadelphia
Paul Evans
Mary C. Gingrich
Manheim
W. A. Ensminger
Arthur Smith
Newburgh
N. Y
John Long
Columbus
Ohio
Mary Sheaffer
Terre Hill
E. A. Sturgis
Geo. K. Scheneberger
Gordonville
Sherman Hacker
Lincoln
Henry Sturgis
Benjamin Bear
Ephrata
Michael Bear
W. D. Fichthorn
GC. D. Kreider
Sarah M. Beckler
D. A. Byers
Pittsburg
Rome
J. B. Haag
Sinking Springs
Christian Neff
Mhigabethtown
George D. Shreiner
John Good
Cora Cooper
Murrell
Joan Leed
David Meily
Mt. Airy
Harry Meily
Leah Deidie Groff
John Groff
Lancaster
Warren Buch
J. C. Brobst
York
York Medical Society
John Sesseman
Hayden
Harrisburg
Capitol
John Leed
Alice
H. B. Buch
Jos. Wissler
Stephen (Kraatz) Leed
Henry Hartley
Internal Revenue
E. S. Hagen
Indianapolis
Ind
Wagon Collides With Tree After Horse Fright
Harold Martin of Kissel Hill drove a coal laden spring wagon when a frightened horse dashed along S Broad street in front of Mrs Kis singer and struck a tree. The wagon broke its left shaft and two rear wheels, coal spilled, the horse uninjured and the driver unhurt but required to fetch another wagon. Pfantz Bros announces a Hill muslin sale on March 9 at 8 cents per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Martin
Kissel Hill
John Kissinger
S. Broad Street
Pfantz Bros
New Pastors Appointed At Allentown Conference
At Allentown the annual United Evangelical ministers conference announced clerical changes. Rev. J W Woehrle returns to lead a Trinity church here after seventeen years away, coming from Mifflinville. Other appointments include Rev Stauffer to Fleetwood, Rev Hess to Shillington, Rev Fasnacht to St Pauls Reading, Rev Reinhold to Emaus, with Lancaster chosen for next year’s gathering. presiding elder Rev Hoover moves to Reading district and Rev Erdman to this district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Evangelical Ministers and
Allentown
J W. Woehrle
Trinity Church
Woehrle
Mifflinville
Columbia County
Lancaster
Will You Change Your Address
Subscribers of the Record are reminded to notify us of address changes this spring. Include the former address and rural route if applicable with route number and post office. Prompt delivery depends on correct details. timely updates help ensure continued service.
Excursion rates rise on rail lines with extended return period
Reading Railway and several lines raised excursion fares effective March 1, increasing round trip from Lititz to Reading from 1.10 to 1.22 while one way rates remain 24 cents a mile. Return validity expands from two days to id days, easing travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Railway Company
East Penn
Lebanon Valley
Reading
Columbia
Wilmington
Northern
Lititz
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Mershey & Gibbes
Springs Hotel
C. B. Dillman
Benr.& Risser
Cooper & Co
Rrcord
the Record
Samuel Shilling
Mennonite
H. C. Miller & Bro
Lutheran Church
Mary Long
Steffy
John F. Schleith
Conestoga Meat Co
West King Street
Isaac Sarah
George D. Bear
Blue Ball
Martin A. Moore
Salunga
Thomas Wagon Works
J. H. Breitegan
Breitegan
Frose
Mrs. Solomon Heverling
Zion
Joel Kine
Near
D. W. Plauts
Brnny
Belgium
Pfautz
Madison Square Garden
Washington
Pfantz
Town
Fulton Opera House
Elmer Hollinger
Hess’ Meeting House
Monroe Whitcraft
Warren George
Eby Shoe Co
Sturgis House
Ellis Butzer
Butzer
Wilson Scheneberger
Morris McCloud
Meily
Stark
J. Carpenter
C. Spickler
F. Spickler
S. Carpenter
S. S
Butter Hacker
McCloud
Weir
W. VD. Keeny
Frank Keith
E. G. Geyer
Canada
Snavely Bros
Crystal Spring
Rhode Island
Tilbury
Ontario
Kutztown
Gibson
N. C
John R. McClay
Del
T. Stevens Grosh
J. W. Worhalp
Trinity United Evangelical Church
Herman T. Frueauff
Frances Steitler
South St. Cloud Street
Frueauff
Bethlehem
Ramon de Gonzalez-Fernandez
Lia Inez de Zapiola
Bethlehem Steel Works
Grosh’s
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