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Lititz Pa
Post Office
Local notes from Brunnerville Lititz area March 18 1915
Saturday morning found Ralph and Keith locating a pair of men s No 7 rubbers near the Eby farm lane between Brunnerville and Lititz. Mrs Hess of Drumore hosted Pauline Hess s mother at G L Keith s home from Friday to Sunday. Mary Meily hosted Ella Singley and daughter Annie of Luia on Sunday. The U B Sunday school plans an Easter program Day of Resurrection by Hall Mack Co on Easter eve April 3. Keith left for Wernersville to work at the state asylum baking department. Victor Enck and Nathan Reist of Warwick visited J W Roth to view Indian relics. Mr and Mrs J Shirker of Akron and P B Furlow of Lititz visited J W Roth. Mrs J W Roth attended N K Brubaker sale and visited Haldeman at Pine Hill in honor of Mrs Edwards. The Haldeman plant of thorny crown of thorns variety bears 25 scarlet blossoms and is sought by correspondents. Lillie Risser has gone to Atlantic City for a stay. N P Stober, executor of Joseph B Krepp, sold estate property. William J Iba auctioneer. Theologue Bachman supplied pulpit while Rev A J Bachman was ill. Mr and Mrs William S Carl of Bridgeport were in town. County Superintendent Snake praised local schools after a visit, with Directors Fetter and Bomberger accompanying. P L Althouse and wife of Schoeneck transacted town business. Revival meetings continue at United Brethren church under Rev Cornwell Beamesderfer. Jennie and Annie Hickerwell shopped Lebaron. The athletic association fair in Town Hall is well attended. Mr and Mrs Henry Bender of Reading visited town by auto.
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Ralph
Keith
Eby
Brunnerville
Lititz
Hess
Drumore Township
Pauline Hess
G. L. Keith
Mary Meily
Ella Singley
Annie
Luia
U. B
Hall-Mack Co
Wernersville
State Asylum
Victor Enck
Nathan Reist
Warwick
J. W. Roth
J. Shirker
Akron
P. B
Lillie Risser
Levi Risser
Atlantic City
N. P. Stober
Joseph B. Krepp
William J. Iba
A. R. Bachman
A. J. Bachman
William 8. Carl
Bridgeport
Snake
Fetter
Bomberger
P.L. Althouse
Schoeneck
United Brethren Church
Cornwell Beamesderfer
Jennie
Annie Hickerwell
Athletic Association
Henry Bender
Reading
Local social and sale notes from Lancaster area
Wenger and High continue tobacco purchases after large crops. D S High sold three good horses to Monroe Shue. Shreiner's Store offered fine seed potatoes. Public sale of Israel H Huber drew many attendees. John Douple and family visited Wayne R Hess on Sunday. Menno Brubaker family from Kissel Hill and Frenzis Shreiner from East Petersburg visited the High family.
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Wenger & High
D. S. High
Monrse Shue
Shreiner
Israel H. Huber
John Douple
Wayne R. Hess
Menno Brubaker
Kissel Hill
Frenzis Shreiner
East Petersburg
Stough meetings loom as farmers face quarantine
Neffsville residents discuss Stough campaign in Lancaster while aphthous fever quarantine blocks cattle moves. Elmer Kauffman held a public sale with government permission. Local school closes March 24 taught by Miss Manning and Mr. Huber. Various social visits, sales, and church events fill the week, with focus on Stough meetings and community happenings.
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Stough
Lancaster
Mr. Stough
Elmer
B. Ella Manning
Ammon G. Huber
Funk
Brickerlville Budget Bee Winners and Local News
The spelling bee at the church school drew a large crowd with winners listed across age groups. Local notes mention visitors from Wilmington, church services scheduled for March 28, and planned Brownstown circuit quarterly conference events with preaching and communion details.
Bretzel sale and textile services advertised in Lititz
A fragment ad lists a Bretzel sale at four for two cents and a card offering clothes cleaning and pressing at 334 East Main Street, Lititz. It also mentions Huebener's Bakery near Spring Grounds and ham prices at Pfautz Bros for Saturday.
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Lbs
Zac
Huebener
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Buch
Schaefferstown Savings
Halfville
Neffsville News
Amos Holler
Lebanon
Aaron Geib
Mathias Hoffer
Mayser
Bitner
Hiram W. Diehm
Revenue Department
Davis
Harvey Ober
Henry Keath
Morris Hollinger
Harry Lehn
Wm. Greenley
White Oak Hotel
A. M. Diehm
Mr. D
Hopeland
Elizabeth Weitzel
Shillington
Berks County
Frank Fasnacht
Jacob Shirk
Geo. Enck
Wm. Ditzler
Town
Mr. Ditzler
Enck
Wm. K. Keller
John Rath
Marlin Benjaman
Wm. Farlow
Durlach
H. P. Hagner
U. E. Church
Floyd Royer
Jackson
K. G. E. Hall
Samuel Hamlin
Talmage
Justus Myers
John
Oliver Myers
Monterey
Frank Myers
John Miller
M. W. Buch
Lexington
Warren Enck
South Orange
N.J
John Enek
Stephen Jevan
Rothsville
David Rickert
Elmer Todd
Abram Metzler
Merchant Dillman
Brickerville
Frank K. Miller
Lizzie Demmy
Lester Beamesderfer
Arden Reifsnyder
Elsie Demmy
Samuel Imboden
Helen Miller
Ruth Imboden
Alberta Sharp
Lloyd Hess
Alberta Imboden
Catherine Imboden
General Information
Arlington Gerhart
Frank Keith
Ira Zartman
Paul Burkholder
Benj. Weidenhamer
Wilmington
Del
Harvey Steiner
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Joseph Kauffman
Miss Umberger
Emanuel Kauffman
Clayton Dull
Aaron Weidman
Sam’ Gaus
J. M. Brubaker
H. A. Long
Brownstown and Vicinity
Brownstown
Evangelical Church
T. L. Wentz
P. E
W. A. C. Eby
Lewis N. Moyer
Japan
United States
New York State
Lititz Springs
B. B. Leaman
N. Broad Street
Lititz, Pa
H. R. Wertsch
East Main St
Hamilton Agency
R. G
Batiste
Tesi
Ae Avon Tdeparthene, Ee , Feinbach &O
Lancaster, Pa
Leinbach’s
Paris
Continents
Axminster
Axminster Carpets
Leinbach & Company
Maine
Caribou
Bell
John S. Hess
Ind
Sonlititz
R.F.D. No. I
Wii
Eby’s Mill
Trimmer
East Main Street
Henry Heishrman
Pfautz Bros
Toettf
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