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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1935
Page
6
Jacob B. Eby, 75, of the Zion Home, north of town, died Saturday morning from complications. He left only distant relatives as survivors. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Hess Mennonite Church with interment at K. Carpenter's cemetery, Pine Hill. Funeral director was R. M. Spacht.
William R Wise 60 of Lexington died at home Wednesday evening after six months illness. He is survived by wife and son Marlin at home, mother Mrs Mary Wise near Halifax, and brothers Clell of near Halifax and John of Elizabeth, Dauphin County. Funeral services were held at the home Sunday morning with burial at Maple Grove cemetery Elizabethville. R M Spacht Funeral Director.
Reverend Martin Ebersole 72 retired Bareville Church of the Brethren minister died in St. Josephs Hospital Lancaster after a month long illness. He served 31 years at Bareville Church. Survived by wife and many children including Mrs. Ross Albright Mrs. Harry Beam and John Ebersole. Private services were held at home Sunday and public rites followed at Bareville Brethren Church with burial in Eby’s Cemetery.
Dr Henry W Himmelberger 89 longtime physician of Jonestown and Reading died Thursday evening at United Zion Home where he had been a guest for three months death attributed to age infirmities. Surviving are three children. Services held Saturday at Miller Funeral Home Reading with interment in Jonestown.
Mr and Mrs John Fraelich entertained at cards Saturday at Linden Street. Guests included Miss Ella Greenly Thomas Fraelich Miss Grace Ammon J Werner Mr and Mrs Carl Werner Mr and Mrs Clarence Mowery Paradise. Prizes went to Thomas Fraelich Mrs Werner Mrs Mowery and Miss Greenly. Decorations honored Washington's birthday.
A compact agricultural and domestic news roundup appears in The Record under the Home News banner. The item aggregates tips, household hints, garden notes, and short notices relevant to rural readers and homemakers.
After the marriage of Miss Jeanne Miller and Wm T Wade both of Lancaster the ceremony occurred Friday at high noon in the First Reformed Church. A wedding breakfast for immediate families followed at the General Sutter Hotel.
Lloyd H. Bomberger of 5 Broad Street took over the Cadillac and LaSalle motor car agency in Lancaster last week. The business and show rooms will be at 619 West King Street. Bomberger has served these cars in Lancaster for several years. The appointment was announced by General Motors. The company will be known as the Bamberger Cadillac LaSalle Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sheaffer of Lititz R. D. 4 marked their silver wedding anniversary with a gathering of relatives and friends. The guest list includes Heck, Weaver, Balmer, Bushong, Herr, Levan, Hilda Stauffer, and many others from Lititz and nearby towns. Refreshments of chicken salad sandwiches, coffee, cake, ice cream, and pretzels were served.
Alias subpoena for divorce issued in January term 1985 directs Carl J Abel to appear before Lancaster County Court of Common Pleas on March 18, 1935 at 10 a m to show cause why Anna S Abel should not be divorced.
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Public notice for a March 9 1935 sale at the Penryn Hotel listing items from Phares Miller including a 4 horse wagon 16 ft hay flat 2 horse wagon 14 ft closed flat a low down wagon and multiple garden and farming tools such as harrows cultivators plows ladders tobacco gear and assorted articles to be sold in the afternoon
Mary E Bard sues John E Bard in a Warren County matter listed for a March 18 1935 term in the Court of Common Pleas. The docket shows Warren C Boyer and Myrtle Boyer involved in the ary term 1935 proceedings.
Warren C Boyer is ordered to appear beginning Monday March 18 1985 by Myrtle S Boyer in a court proceeding.
Subpoenas issued for divorce proceedings against Ruth E Freiland and Mary Bear Howry, directing appearance before the Lancaster judges in January 1935 terms. Names include Ruth H Freiland and John Edward Howry with addresses and scheduled 10 o clock a.m. appearances.
A court session begins Monday March 18 1986 to show cause why Agnes E Seaman should not proceed in the Albert R Leaman ary term 1935 no 7 action in the Court of Common Pleas to resolve the matter.
In the 1935 case from the Court of Common Pleas a dispute involving Mary S Rimmer and Joseph C Rimmer is referenced, with Teressa E Sprenkle appearing as part of the record. The document lists names and a term designation but lacks a full narrative of actions or outcomes.
A terse summons directs Howard H. Sprenkle to appear in the Court of Common Pleas in March 1956 to answer why his marriage bonds should be evaluated or dissolved. The document names Teressa E. Sprenkle and references a 1956 schedule in Virginia.
Emily Cook James v Cook and Mary F Smithson Grover D Smithson term notices set court date at 10 am to show cause why the named parties should not be divorced from each other as listed in the 1935 term proceedings. The snippets indicate a court appearance for Emily Cook and Mary F Smithson with Grover D Smithson involved in the divorce actions.
A fragmented 1935 notice references William D Rutt and Isabel B Rutt with a March 18 1935 start date. The readable text suggests a personal or legal notice beginning Monday in that year, but details are incomplete.
Christian M. Herr sues Dorothy M. Herr in a 1935 ary term action. The filing cites cause against Dorothy M. Herr and outlines the dispute between the spouses. The document references case number 38 and dates to the 1935 term, indicating an unresolved matrimonial or property matter.
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