Lititz Record Second Class Matter Notice
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1926
Page
4
Neighborhood Visitors Share Sunday at Lancaster Buck's Mill
Elmer Todd and family with Galen Balmer visited friends in Lancaster over Sunday. Amos Frey and family called on the Frey family at Buck's Mill. Isaac Heagy and wife from Penryn visited Abram Gray's household. A new Mann joined Mr and Mrs Herbert Mann Sunday.arry C Frey and his wife stayed with Mrs Frey’s parents near Clay for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Todd
Galen Balmer
Lancaster
Amos Frey
Nathan C. Frey
Buck's Mill
Isaac Heagy
Penryn
Abram Graybill
Mann
Herbert Mann
Arry C. Frey
John Reitz
Daniel Widmyer
Lititz
Emma Minnich
Ben Beck
Barbara Weitkemp
William
Lebanon
John Harlinger
Mae Albright
Philadelphia
W. P. Albright
J. W. Buck
Annie Shoop
Ephrata
M. M. Buck
Isaac Weinhold
Helen Adams
Washington Inn
Churchtown
D. P. Deitrich
Lester
Daniel
Selen
Harry Deitrich
Harrisburg
Tarvey Bollinger
Lizzie Bollinger
Christian Bollinger
Middle Creek
Edwin Hess
Brunnerville Brieflets Mention Local Social Roundup
Residents and visitors share visits and calls across Brunnerville and neighboring towns. A July 6 communion service is announced for the Brunerville A B Church with Rev Enck of Harrisburg to lead after noon services.
Brownstown Notes Carnival rain postpones event to Saturday
Local notes report the baseball carnival postponed due to rain to the coming Saturday. Various community items mention music, schooling, banking holidays, and visits. Notable mentions include Pauline Hess traveling to Joliet Illinois, baptisms, high school events, and hospitalizations including Kelso Horst’s death and funeral.
Sunday School trip and family visits fill local weekend
A Mrs Melvin Zell led AJ E Sunday School on a hike enjoyed by all. Numerous gatherings followed as families from Lancaster, Ephrata, Lititz and beyond visited relatives and friends over Sunday. A Ford pulled two old carriages through town signaling a local market for old horse drawn vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
John Buchter
Nessville
Berks County Towns Preserve Identity Through Local News
The piece notes Berks County has only one weekly newspaper outside Reading and urges small towns to stay vigilant against stagnation. It recalls Moravian church records of 1778 detailing a 200 man hospital for American soldiers in Brethren's House, deaths from camp fever, and burial sites east of the village, with the hospital moving to Lancaster by August 28. It mentions Dr. William Brown's Pharmatopeia printed in Philadelphia, and ends with an Administrator's Notice for the estate of John H. Stauffer of Lititz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Berks County
Reading
Moravian Church
America
William Brown
Lititz
Philadelphia
Brown
Alta Stauffer Hosts Eighth Birthday Party at Kissel Hill
Alta May Stauffer entertained a group of young friends at her home on Kissel Hill on May 22 for her eighth birthday. Guests included Roy and Mary Stauffer Ruth and Arlene Strohm Fred and Jean Behmer Grace Mahlon and Elizabeth Lindeman Vera Buchter Kathryn Shreiner and John Stauffer. Refreshments were served by the hostess mother and Mrs M Z Leeking Mrs Walter Behmer Mrs Ivan Behmer and Miss Eva Behmer.
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Brunnerville
Lloyd Greiner
Esther Swope
Leola
J. W. Roth
R. L. Keath
Martin Leba
Minerva
Augustina
Martin Althouse
Denver
Monroe Eckert
Jacob Shirker
Akron
J. J. Smith
Mt. Airy
Alta May Stauffer
Kissel Hill
Roy Stauffer
Ruth Strohm
Arlene Strohm
Fred Behmer
Jean Behmer
Grace Stauffer
Mahlon Stauffer
Mary Stau
Ffer
Reba Behmer
Paul Leeking
John Stauffer
Herbert Lindeman
Elizabeth Lindeman
Grace Lindeman
Vera Buchter
Kathryn Shreiner
M. Z. Leeking
Walter Behmer
Ivan Behmer
Eva Behmer
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