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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1922

Page

5

Moravian and Local Church Services This Sunday

Moravian service times 10 am and 7 pm with Sunday School at 1 30 pm and a 6 pm C E meeting in the Moravian Home. Multiple area churches list morning and evening worships, catechetical classes, and midweek prayers across Lititz Neffsville Kissel Hill and Klammer Creek. Local clergy include Rev E Crosland Rev G Raezer Rev W Sammel Rev G Imboden Jr hear sermons and Bible studies across several congregations.

Crosland C. E G. B. Raezer C. S Lititz Raezer Samuel Heisley Liberty Street St. Paul’s Cross God Trinity United Evangelical Church G. W. Imboden D. D United Brethren J. M. Walters Church of the Brethren White Oak Mantheim Lititzing Ey Monowite Klammer Creek Kaufman’s Kissel Hill Fast Penn Oregon Charge

Professor Clewell speaks on Larger Life Movement at Moravian Church

Pennsylvania University professor Clarence Clewell, son of the late Dr. John Clewell of Bethchem, addresses the Larger Life Movement in the Moravian Church. St Paul’s notes announce catechetical classes, a Ushers’ reception March 16 at 7 30, and choir rehearsal for Friday at 7 30.

Clarence Clewell Pennsylvania University John Clewell Bethchem Clewell Ushers’ Association of the Church St. Paul's

Couple Wed in Quiet Elizabethtown Ceremony

Longenecker and Miss Eith B Forrey were married last Thursday evening at the home of Rev. Hiram E. Kaylor near Elizabethtown. The couple, unattended, left for a wedding trip to New York after the ceremony. The groom is the son of Rev. Linactus Longenecker of Lititz and the bride the daughter of Monroe B Forrey of Florin.

Longenecker Eith $. Forrey Hiram E. Kaylor Elizabethtown New York Linactus Longenecker Lititz Monroe B- Forrey Florin

Bethesda Leper Home box drive outlined for Surinam visit

Contributions fund a packing box for the Bethesda Leper Home in Surinam S A to reach Rochester before late March. The effort is undenominational via Rochester agency with Moravians and Women’s Missionary Society backing. Packaged items include hospital supplies records games and care items for 45 patients five nurses and the manager’s family.

Surinam S. A Rochester Women’s Missionary Society King's Daughters

Obituary: Nathaniel K. Brubaker 73 in Lititz area

Nathaniel K Brubaker longtime county resident died at his son J Brubaker’s home north of Lititz from old age. A Mennonite church member for fifty years he farmed then retired as the gen took over the place. He directed Northern Market Co of Lancaster and served as treasurer, and sat on the Lititz Rothsville Turnpike, Lexington Turnpike and Manheim Penn Township Turnpike companies boards. He helped establish a trap factory position later taken by Oneida Community. Born to Jonas and Leah Brubaker on the old homestead near his last home his wife Mary H Hess whom he wed in 1873 died in 1907. Surviving are his son and two grandchildren Milton M and Mary M Brubaker and siblings Martin K Mt Joy Levi K and Lizzie K in New York. Funeral was held at the home and in Juitz Mennonite church with interment at Erb’s Mennonite cemetery Rev Jacob Hershey officiating.

Nathaniel K. Brubaker J. €. Brubaker Lititz Mennonite Church Northern Market Company of Lancaster Brubaker Rothsville Lexington Turnpike Company Manheim Penn Township Mr. Brubaker Jonas Leah Brubaker Erb’s Mennonite Cemetery Jacob Hershey

Formerly Lived Here Edward Mohn Found Dead at Denver Merchant House

Edward Mohn 66 a hostler at the Merchant House in Denver was found dead Friday afternoon in an out house by Jacob Bankus. Dr W D Fink said death natural and he had been dead at least an hour. He had been ill days but not seriously. Survived by wife and children Joseph Denver Harry Akron Lottie Reading Alice Deitrich Denver. sister Mrs Christian Stauffer Kissel Hill. brother Charles Mohn Manheim. He aided Lititz band and accompanied it to Washington in 1880 for Garfield’s inauguration. He drove cattle and traveled Lancaster County routes for years, reputedly more cattle driven than any man there. Private funeral from Joseph’s home in Denver Tuesday afternoon. interment Fairview cemetery Manheim.

Edward Mohn Denver Jacob Bankus W. D. Fink Harry Akron Lottie Reading Alice Jacob Deitrich Christian Stauffer Kissel Hill Charles Mohn Manheim Christ Mohn Lititz Old Garfield Lancaster Joseph Fairview

Two Local Notables Die. Bowman and Long Pass Away

Martin B Bowman of Ephrata died Friday evening in his 81st year born September 27 1841 on the Bowman estate in Ephrata township He survived by a son Martin of West Palm Beach Florida and several nieces and nephews Funeral was held at the Church of the Brethren with burial in Bowmans cemetery Alice Gockley died at 44 after pneumonia near Reamstown She was a United Evangelical church member and survived by her husband stepchildren and siblings Reuben B Long aged 78 of Manheim died last Thursday night from a stroke He was a St Pauls Reformed church member and an Odd Fellows member.

Martin B. Bowman Ephrata Bowman Ephrata Township Sophonia Diller New Holland Martin West Palm Beach Florida Sara Nolt Alice Afferdach Bucks County Sarah C. Bowman D. S. Louder Lancaster Abram Frankhouser Philadelphia Linneas Lewis Church of the Brethren Bowman’s Alice Gockley Noah Gockey Wood’s Corner Lincoln United Evangelical Church of Reamstown Lester B Stanton B Rothsville Ray Akron Daniel Abram John Schlegel George Reuben B. Long Manheim St. Paul’s

Obituary notices from multiple families in diverse towns

The notice lists several deaths and funerals from Ohio Texas Maryland and New Jersey. It names John Cleveland and Charles of Dallas Frank Manheim Mary and Cathryn Musser Mohler along with service details at St Pauls Reformed church Fairview cemetery. Also Mrs Henry M Long of Owl Hill died of diphtheria at 26. she is survived by husband parents daughter Helen and siblings. Francis Max Hermgted son of Rev and Mrs Gonrad Hersted died of cerebrospinal meningitis at 186 N Reid St Elizabeth NJ. burial at New Dorp Staten Island with Rev E Hagen officiating. Survivors include parents brothers John Conrad Victoria and sister. mother Anna Bricker maiden name. grandmother Mrs Anna Bricker and Sophia attended services in Elizabeth.

John Cleveland Ohio Charles Dallas Texas Frank Manheim Mary J. B. Musser Berlin Cathryn Herman Mohler St. Paul’s Reformed Church Fairview Cemetery Francis Max Hermgted Gonrad Hersted N. Reid St Elizabeth N. J Max New Dorp Staten Isand Hagen Conrad Victoria Anna Bricker Lititz Sophia Elizabeth Bricker

Death of Anna Denlinger at Leaman Place

Lititz mourns Anna Denlinger wife of the late Samuel B. Denlinger aged elderly. She died at her son John H Denlinger’s home in Leaman Place after a five week illness. Survived by John H Christian Mrs Jacob Eaby and Mrs Enos Ranek. Funeral Friday at 1 pm at Seaman Place home and 2 pm at Hornley’s Mennonite Church with interment in adjoining cemetery.

Anna Denlinger Samuel B. Denlinger John H Leaman Place Christian Lititas Jacob Eaby Paradise Enos Ranek Straybury Seaman Place Hornley’s Mennonite Church

Card of Thanks for flowers and kindness to JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

I thank friends for flowers and kindness and Risa for the beautiful flowers from Lititz Springs Hosiery Mill during my recent illness. JOSEPHINE BOWMAN 25 Spruce St 16m It p 1bmartt

Risa Lititz Springs Josephine Bowman Spruce St

Dollar Day Early Purchasers Start Saturday

At 7 20 on Saturday the first buyer after the opening was Mrs Jacob Ruhl who collected a dollar value item. Justus Stoner noted it was his first time receiving a free can of lard as part of the promotion.

Jacob Ruhl Justus Stoner

Real estate bargains in Lititz and surrounding towns

A varied list of 2 and 3 percent story frame and double houses for sale in Lititz, Rothsville, Lancaster and nearby areas. Properties include 8 to 12 rooms with porches, lawns, and garages, priced from 1 200 to 2 700 dollars. Farms also advertised with bargains and a buyer contact invite.

Cedar Street South Broad Street North Broad Street Rothsville State Road Lititz Lancaster Ephrata Manheim Millersville Neffsville

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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Longenecker—Forrey Mrs Noah Gockley Henry M. Long Owl Hill Diptheria LH. Kauffman Pine Hill Helen Ivan Ellis Olive Ida Hottenstein Ritchie’s Assessory E. Main Ida Tarbell Scott's Book Store Law B. EB LUTZ Hepp Optometrist Hershey & Gibbes E. Main St C. B. Snyder Bond Consumer Boxboard and Paper Company Consumers Boxboard and Paper Company Common Stock Consumers Preferred Stock Consumers Bond Ideal Cocoa and Chocolate Company Lititz Springs National Bank Manheim National Bank Lititz and Rothsville Turnpike Lexington Turnpike Farmers National Bank, Stock Klein Chocolate Company H. H. Snavely Auct Armstrong Linoleum Nainsook Union I. H. Doster Lititz, PA ER Vvaan Témar If Record Office Omar Roy Himmelberger Keystone Underwear CO Walter Fry Marion St 49X Ind Hartranft Walters TNS David J. Rickert Brunnerville, Pa Beaver Board Jas. L. Keith R. D IT. C. Heath Broad St Hampton Smith A. T. Litch East Main Street West Orange Street J. Frank Buch EB. Main St Ammartz Balas Harold Murr Wieb Oscar Spayd I. G. Bushong Rothsville Mills Lititz Brantz Raymond Terry Civil Service Continental Washington, D. C Millport Richard W. Sammet S. C. W. Leghorns J. K. Beard Aeabug BK. K. Zartman Kemper Razor Julius Roth E. Main Sr Pfautz Bros Ralph M. Spacht Livtitz New Street Orange Spruce Streets Lancaster County N. S. Myers Prop Bell Phone Eby’s Mill Miller & Habecker Zartman
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