Change of Adders Notices and Obituary Rates
Notice explains that online paper address changes require old and new addresses with post office, county and state. It sets obituary and society resolution rates at five cents per line and applies same per line charge to notices of entertainments, donations, suppers and socials for private, church, or public benefit. printing office will provide notices cheerfully when available for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
The Ouija Board and Count Penny in Local Notices
An editorial reflects on the Ouija board’s revival and superstition among locals. A sales pitch describes Count Penny the coin bank used in school mailings, promoting thrift and portable banking. Spelling bees are announced for Airy Hill and Neffsville schools with dates, times, classes, prizes, and admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prammar
Count Penny
Captain Nickels
Admiral Dollar
Airy Hill School
Penn Township
Penryn
Isaac W. Singer
Neffsville
Neffsville Glee Club
Last Summons Details Local Obituaries and Church Funerals
Obituaries note 3 Lancaster-area deaths with Civil War veteran, a 17 year old, and multiple survivors. Services held at Moravian and Denver Reformed churches. Also mentions long time Hager Bros. tailor and near Browns town resident Abrams Gibble who died suddenly at 72. Families, church affiliations, and burial plans listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hager Bros
Josephine Sturgis
Lititz
Post 84
Knights of Phythias Lodge
White Cross Commandery
Knights of Malta
Cora
Frank Frey
Mary
Harry Long
Oscar F
Lancaster
Silver Spring
Phares B. Gibble
Baltimore
Samuel
Rheems
Gideon
Elizabethtown
Harvey Stauffer
Mastersonville
Jacob Longenecker
Samuel Hoffman
Milton Grove
Tindale Evangelical Church Interment Notice
Interment was made in the adjoining cemetery. mention of Tindale Evangelical Church appears in the notice context for a burial event.
Residents move as Enos Frey farm changes hands
Several residents plan moves to different farms and homes around the Kissel Hill Neffsville and Pine Hill areas as Enos Frey’s property changes ownership. Movements include D S High and Charles Rose relocating April first, with others moving into Frey houses and nearby farms while local visits and health notes appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. St High
Enos Frey
Kissel Hill
Charles Rose
Lancaster
Jacob Douple
Allen RuhPs
Neffsville
Landis Greenly
D. S. High
Springville
Isaac Reidenbach
Pine Hill
Mr. Null
Brunnerville
Rolandus Mull
Sheaffer Brubaker
Allen Ruhl
Henry Shreiner
Harvey
Anna Weachter
Penryn
Charles Shreiner
John
Elm
D. High
Brownstown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lititz, Pa
Ralph E. Buch
W. Willis Rader
the Ouija Board
Henry Rollman
William Wellington Rollman
General Hospital
Clinton
Stephen
Vinemont
Laura
Amber Witmer
Mattie
Levi Kieth
Alice
Monroe
Mabel
Reamstown
Catherine
Denver Reformed Church
Fairview Cemetery
Denver
Death of
Abrams
Gibble
Abraham Griffith
Martindale
Griffith
Clara
Eva
David Eshleman
Levi Eshleman
Susan Brenner
Bertha Eshleman
Edward Diehl
York
Halfville
Ellen Meek
R. L. Keith
Lydia Minnich
David M. Risser
Helen Greenly
Lincoln
Morris. Eckert
Milton Hornberger
Mary Meily
Fannie Buck
Henry Noll
F. B. Bentz
Halfvile
Correct English Publishing Co
Evanston, Illinois
Lititz Electric Supply
E. Mohler
Prop
East Main St
Curtis Hensel
Cedar and
Main Streets
Lititz, Penna
Gingrich’s
Harness
Loeffler
Sterizo Ee
Harold Murr
Farmers Bank
Fred. Spinner
Raezers
Pulmon
Lancaster Automobile Show
Eastern Market House
MO. F. Longenecker
Florida
Just
Seaman
LEED
Broad St
Anna Kreider
E. Main St
G. B
Paramount Theatre
Sylvia Breamer
Ruth Holt Boucicault
Pauline Frederick
E. W. Hornung
a.Paramount Picture
Forbes Robertson
Nazimova
Trimmer’s
Trimmer
Dayton Airless Tires
Willard
Burkholder’s Millinery
Front St
J. Alvin Enck
Willard Storage
Bell Phone
Penna