Fire Alarm Strike Signals And Local Church Notices
Fire alarm signals listed by taps for area fire houses followed by a long schedule of church services across Moravian Luther an Reformed and Mennonite congregations. The Moravian church at Schoeneck burned, causing near $20 000 loss. The W C T U plans a social meeting November 13 and the Woman’s Missionary Society marked its eighty ninth anniversary with reports and lectures. Also notes on recent church donations and a new stock of Presto collar overcoats at W H Buchs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.S. Hagen
Unirep
Stauffer
Luthkran
J. W. Bittner
Brickerville
White Oak
St. James Church
Lititz
Unirep Breraren
James E. Keene
Y. P
C. H
J. L. Heisey
Lancaster
Neffsville
Evy
Lutheran
Geo. D. Clarke
Kissel Hill
Church OF the Brethren
Manheim
East Petersburg
Hammer Creek
Kauffman’s
Schoeneck
Northampton County
Charles Nagle
Elizabeth Stoner
L. A. Weitzel
Woman’s Missionary Society
F. H. ‘Grunert
New Dorp
Staten Island
E. S. Hagen
Grunert
Moravian
Mary Frederick
J. K. Carper
D. H. Kreider
H. D. Long
M. J. Derr
H. E. Grosh
H. N. Miksch
A. V. Grosh
Irene Bender
G. L
Many November Brides Seaber Baker Married at Gettysburg
Paul M. Seaber and Helen B. Baker wed at St. Luke's Lutheran parsonage Gettysburg by Rev Joseph B Baker. They honeymoon in New York and Philadelphia then reside at 133 East Main Street. Seaber is Postmaster son and Moravian orchestra member. Baker is noted pianist with Linden Hall Seminary training. The Record also reports Irvin Romig and Gertrude Adams marriage in Lititz with plans to reside in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Seaber
Helen B. Baker
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Gettysburg
Joseph B. Baker
New York
Philadelphia
Seaber
E. Main Street
Samuel C. Seather
Beck
Jacob M. Baker
Linden Hall Seminary
Seather
Miss Baker
Irvin I. Romig
Gertrude May Adams
Akron
J. W. Bittner
Orange Street
Lititz
Arthur L. Adams
Mary E. Snavely
Ephrata
Calvin Steiner
Harvey Romig
Akron House
H. M. Adams
Ephrata Township
Akron High
Millersville State Normal
Local weddings span three area parsonages this week
Norman M Bollinger and Kathryn B Burkholder wed at the Rev J Herr parsonage in Myerstown. Elmer L Miller and Susan S Whitcraft joined in Warwick at the U B parsonage. Edward Demmy and Mary Watson were married at the Lutheran parsonage in this place. Milton S Haines married Carrie M Mumma at Brownstown Evangelical parsonage. Martha E Royer and Ulmer Shiffer tied the knot in Brownstown with Rev Bechtel officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman M. Bollinger
John Bollinger
Lincoln
Kathryn B. Burkholder
Samuel Burkholder
Cocalico
John Herr
Church of the Brethren
Railroad Street
Myerstown
J. E. Keene
U. B
E. Front Street
Warwick
Elmer L. Miller
Susan S. Whitcraft
Monroe Whitcraft
Rome
Milton S. Haines
Millway
Carrie M. Mumma
Rothsville
Evangelical Parsonage
Brownstown
N. L. Bechtel
Ulmer Shiffer
Martha EB. Royer
Former Lititzites Meet Way Off Dinner in San Francisco
Theodore B. Buch of Lititz writes that last week he dined with Wallace Wise and family in San Francisco. Wise, once a Lititz citizen, lost heavily in the earthquake. his mother had remarried to the late Martin Miller and died in 1879. Dr Krebs lectures at Linden Hall promise lively, revealing entertainment tomorrow evening. A kitchen helper is wanted at the Hotel Sturgis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore B. Buch
San Francisco
Cal
Wallace Wise
Mr. Wise
Lititz
Martin Miller
Farmers National Bank
George Nevin
Philadelphia
Fire at White Oak destroys home of Henry Shue
A Thursday fire on November 2 at Henry Shue's White Oak Penn township home totally destroyed a one and a half story frame dwelling while neighbors saved surrounding buildings. Mrs Shue was away. daughter Elsie found the blaze started on the roof likely from a freight train engine spark. An insurer of 800 dollars covered the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shue
White Oak
Penn Township
Cornwall and Lebanon
Shue
Lititz Agricultural Insurance Company
Local notices from Lititz area recount events and updates
Supper for Moravian Home for Aged Women raised 74 dollars with about 46 dollars net profits. Tauber Ryttenberg & Co. moved their shirt factory to Juniper alley and a new laundry bridge is planned. Football may resume Saturday with Fulton A. C. of Lancaster as visitors. G A R posts 84 and 517 veterans discussed. Weather, dust, and local lives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy’s Hall
Moravian Home For
Tauber, Ryttenberg & Co
Centre Street
Bamberger
Juniper Alley
I. S. Buckwalter
Fulton A
Lancaster
Lititz
Roy Todd
Elmer Weaver
Stevens
Adjt
Daniel Heisha
John F. Evans
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Charles Gibbes
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Hose House
Shore
Linden Hall
Cedar and Fréntais
Shelley's
Spruce and
Orang
Brand and Lemonts
Elmer Woenschel
Dayton
Lititz U. B
G. Z. Hunter
Brunnerville
Oregon
J. W. Memminger
St. Luke's Reformed Church
L G. Snyder
Seminary of Lancaster
St. Luke’s Reformed Church
Moravian Church
Burns
C. T. U. Notes
Woman’s Missionary Day
W. H. Buch’s
Romig Adams
Bollinger-Burkholder
Miller-Whitcraft
Demmy Watson
Edward Demmy
Jacob Demmy
Overlook
Mary Watson
Columbia
Dr. Krebs
Sturgis
Lancaster and Lititz
J. Fred. Sener
Charles B. Keller
J. C. Brobst
A. G. Bowman
D. M. Graybill
J. A. Keller
E. P. Brinton
F. S. Becker
H. F H. Schreiner
Robert Louis Stevenson
Goluan
G. S. Beiler
Warren S. Buch
E. Grant
Lititz, Pa
D. J. Paul Roebuck
N. Duke Street
Tlancaster
Oftich Hors
M IE. Yoder, M.D
Main Sr
Livitz
Hell
R. James C. Brorst
Sanitarium
D. Alonzo Long
N. Broad Street
Hassler
Penna
Howe
Young
Livitz, PA
He.schnerer
South Spruce St
Livita
Ind
Warwick Houses
South Cedar
Henry Sturgis
Cedam S
BENM
F. Lutz
S. & H. Green
Pfautz Bros
Lititz Drug
Fry’s New Store
Cedar Sts
Doster’s
J. H. Doster
Edison Phonographs
E. E. Habecker
Wolle
Gingham
R. N. Wolle
Main Adyremt
E. K. Zartman
Brun Baker Roller Flour Mills
Spruce Street
A.R. Eeller
THE
Lititz Jeweler
Broad Street
D. BE. Light
R. N. Wolfe
Prins
Westenn Creamery
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