Lititz Record editors and publishers issue note
The Lititz Record from Lititz Pennsylvania lists editors and publishers E. D. Fulweiler and J. R. Johnson and notes its post office entry as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1929
Page
4
The Lititz Record from Lititz Pennsylvania lists editors and publishers E. D. Fulweiler and J. R. Johnson and notes its post office entry as second class matter.
A warning about frequent accidents caused by cars parked too close to street corners in Lititz. Drivers forget the law in a hurry, creating blind spots for cross traffic and near misses. The piece urges motorists to park farther from corners to protect others and save minutes.
The obituary notes services held Sunday afternoon at 1.80 in Lititz and at 2 o clock in the Church of the Brethren. Interment followed in the cemetery by Longenecker's Church near town. R. M. Spacht served as funeral director.
Michael W. Beamesderfer thirty nine died Saturday at 4 30 A M at his Rothsville home from complications. Survived by wife Elsie Easinger and children Violet Leroy Gilbert Paul all at home. Brothers and sisters Isaac Peter and Mrs Leon Baer of Lebanon Jacob and Mrs Walter Raihl of Ephrata Mrs William Schauer of Kleinfeltersville Mrs Harry Ditzler of Reading and Mrs Harvey Hisenhaur of Myerstown. Services at the home Wednesday morning at 9 30 then Ephrata Mennonite Church at 10 Interment Mellin ger’s cemetery.
Harry E. Baxter sixty seven of Spring Garden Salisbury Township died of heart disease after a year and a half illness. Survived by wife Sadie Dunlap and children Dwight Ruth K Elsie A plus sister Kate Baxter four grandchildren. Baxter held lodge records and church posts in White Horse and services were held at home and Evangelical Congregational Church White Horse with interment nearby.
Amanda Davidson widow of Frank Davidson died Friday morning at her sister's East Petersburg home. She leaves two brothers Nathaniel Eckert of Rossmere and Amos Eckert of Newville and a sister Diana Kissinger of East Petersburg. Services were held at 1 at the home and 2:30 at Brandywine Manor Presbyterian Church Chester County with interment there.
Adam B Miller aged 82 died Tuesday morning at his home two miles west of Brickerville. Survived by wife Mary Kellenberger and son Isaac B Miller. Services set for 1:80 pm at home and 2:00 pm at Paradise United Brethren Church. Interment in adjoining cemetery. R M Spacht director.
Earl H. Spickler 34 of Manheim died last Thursday in Philadelphia from fumigation gas at his home. A printer by trade, he lived in the city for three years. Survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Martin Spickler. Funeral from the parental home with burial in Fairview Cemetery Manheim. Beck Bros. funeral directors.
Bequests totaling fifty thousand dollars are left to the Burd and Rogers Home for the Aged near Herndon. Rev C H Mengel announced at the Harrisburg District Evangelical Congregational Church annual conference in Trinity Church Shamokin. The conference debated a plan to split its eastern Pennsylvania territory into East and West districts. Rev A Heisley, former local pastor, was named to lead the Herndon institution last December.
A son at an eastern college asked his father for a higher allowance to take up another subject. The father replied by asking the name of the subject and received the curt answer goit.
The Brunnerville primary school ended the term on April 26 under Miss Pauline Doster who has taught there for 15 years. Perfect attendance honors went to Hilda Cramer Jacob Earhart Melvin McQuate Robert Stevens Rufus Lundig Clair ert Stevens Rufus Landis Clair Myer and Florence Eckert with an average daily attendance of 42. Community activities include church district meeting attendance by Elizabeth Gibbel and Lizzie Myers and multiple local visits and family events across Brunnerville and nearby towns including Lititz Neffsville and Conowingo dam.
Mr and Mrs Quentin Zwally visited Ak Ron area. Reverend I H Kauffman Benjamin Kauffman Alvin Kopp and Amos Metzler returned from North East fisheries with ample fresh fish. On Sunday Mr and Mrs Clarence Smith visited Mrs George Weidman near Schoeneck. Mr Norman Longenecker and daughters visited his mother in law Mrs Long at Reading Thursday.
Distilling salt water uses a bailer in evaporators where steam travels through pipes to a distiller with coils and cold water flowing over them. The condensed steam yields fresh water.
A new 73 mile concrete highway between Denver and Colorado Springs, Calo, features a single rail and grade crossing for the entire length, reduced from three crossings previously.
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