Obituary for George Keehn Dies at 71
George Keehn, 71, died at his home on Monday night after an illness of one day from a heart attack. He leaves a wife, three children John and George at home and Mrs. Robert Frederick of Lititz, one grandchild, and a sister Mrs. Maggie Endy of Reading. He lived in Kutztown before moving to Lititz in 1907, was Moravian Church member, treasurer of the Pastor's Bible Class for 14 years, and caretaker of Springs Park for three years. Services are tomorrow at 2 PM at the home, with interment in the Moravian cemetery. Rev. Byron K. Horne officiating. Friends may call tonight 7–9 PM. Funeral director BR. M. Spacht.
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George Keehn
S. Spruce Street
John
George
Robert Frederick
Lititz
Sand
Maggie Endy
Reading
Kutztown
Moravian Church
Springs Park
Moravian
Byron K. Horne
BR. M. Spacht
Death notice for Daniel B. Eberly at 118 East New Street
Daniel B. Eberly, 83, died at 12:40 A M Sunday at his home after four months illness. He was a machinist and Mennonite Church member. Survived by children Tra, Menno, Ada Carper, Milton Showalter, Clarence Foreman, Jacob, Elmer and eight grandchildren. Services were held yesterday at 1 30 P M at the home and at 2.
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Daniel B. Eberly
East New Street
Isaac
Barbara Brubaker Eberly
Mennonite Church
Tra Eberly
Menno Eberly
Ada Carper
Lititz
Milton P. Showalter
Stevens
Clarence Foreman
Lititz R. D
Jacob Eberly
Elmer Eberly
Reading
Jacob H. Hershey
Benjamin Eberly
Chambersburg
Reuben Eberly
Fayetteville
R. D
Daily Grocery Catalog Fragment
An OCR fragment lists items and prices for household goods including Boscal coffee, JellO flavors, Oxydol detergent, Clorox, Camay soap, toilet tissue 650 sheets, and a mix of small multi item deals such as two for 25 cents and eight for 15 cents.
P. M. Service Held at Lititz Mennonite Church
Funeral service for P. M. was conducted at the Lititz Mennonite Church with interment in Hess Cemetery. Beck Brothers served as the funeral directors.
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Lititz Mennonite Church
Hess
Beck Brothers
Mrs Rollman and Shimp Kin Died After Four Day Illness
Mrs. Henry J Rollman 12 of Spruce Street died at 8 15 A M Sunday from a heart condition after an illness of four days. She belonged to the Mora vian Church and Ladies of the Golden Eagles. Survived by husband Henry J Rollman and siblings Harvey and Edwin Shimp Denver Mrs Rachel Gathard Lebanon Mrs Susan Talheimer Reading and Mrs Lizzie Hacker Ephrata. Services at 2 P M today at the home with Moravian cemetery interment Beck Bros funeral directors.
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Alice Shimp Rollman
Spruce Street
Moravian Church
The
Golden Eagles
Henry and
Sophia Heary Shimp
Henry J. Rollman
Harvey
Edwin Shimp
Denver
Rachel Gathard
Lebanon
Susan Talheimer
Reading
Lizzie Hacker
Ephrata
Moravian
Beck Bros
Baby Meck Dies of Meningitis at Six Months
J. Lester Meck six months old died Saturday at his parents Leon and Minnie Spangler Meck home 138 Raspberry Street after a nine day illness. He survived by parents grandparents great grandparents two sisters June Dorothy and a brother Robert. Private services were held Monday at Beck Bros Funeral Home and burial in Lutheran Cemetery Rothsville.
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J. Lester Meck
Leon and
Minnie Spangler Meck
Raspberry Street
Jeremiah Meck
Harry Myers
Edwin Spangler
Ida Shreiner
June
Dorothy
Robert
Beck Bros. Funeral Home
Rothsville
Death of Ralph F. Royer in New Jersey obituary
Mrs. Isaac Reidenbach of 71 East Main Street received news of the sudden death of her brother Ralph F. Royer in Trenton New Jersey on March 14. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon in Trenton. He left two daughters at home and one sister Edith wife of Isaac Reidenbach of town.
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Ward
Isaac Reidenbach
East Main Street
Ralph F. Royer
Trenton
N. J
Edith
Local Tales Describe Morning Encounter Near Post Office
A Lititz storekeeper assisted a woman who steadied herself after a fall near the Post Office. She joked about Snoops while the narrator and storekeeper vowed confidentiality. The piece notes Donald Rannels, son of Clyde and Mrs. Rannels, taking his first train ride to Harrisburg on a Saturday night despite living close to the railroad.
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Donald Rannels
Clyde Rannels
Harrisburg
Local visits and postponed school meeting noted
Mrs Walter Light and Miss Kathryn Martin visited Bertie and Ellie Grosh in Philadelphia over the weekend. Junior McMahon visits his aunt Mrs Mary Dengate. Due to illness of Prof M C Demmy supervising principal the March meeting of the school directors scheduled for last night has been postponed.
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Walter Light
Kathryn Martin
Bertie
Ellie Grosh
Philadelphia
Junior McMahon
Mary Dengate
M. C. Demmy
Pheasant Eggs Offered for Hatching by Sportsmen Association
The Lititz Sportsmen Association accepts orders for pheasant eggs to be hatched and released before next spring. Orders should be sent to Abram Hershey, secretary, before April 5.
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Lititz Sportsmens Association
Sants
Abram Hershey
St Pauls to Install New Minister on May 5
Miss Margaret Kofroth reports chatter about a new St Pauls minister arriving by May 5. The Square incident last week where she fell while walking was noted but details remain unclear.
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St. Paul’s
Margaret Kofroth
Special for March Glasses at Horton’s Lincoln
Don’t suffer headaches nervousness or eyestrain. Horton’s Lincoln offers glasses with examination at prices 3.50 5 7.50 10 12 and 15. Open 9 AM to 8 PM daily except Mondays closed. Over 19 000 patients fitted in Lancaster County in 18 years.
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March
Horton’s
Lincoln
Lancaster County
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