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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1926

Page

5

Moravian and Other Churches Observe Alaska Day in Lititz Area

A Moravian church led Alaska day observances with Rev S H Gappe of Bethlehem as speaker. Worship services and Women’s Missionary Society anniversary marked the schedule across Lititz Rothsville Akron Penryn Brickerville and nearby communities including St Pauls Lutheran and Church of the Brethren. Funeral notices for Nathaniel Nicholas and Phares Garner noted long illnesses and postwar service.

E. S. Crosland Women’s Missionary Society Alaska S.H. Gappe Bethlehem North

Obituary notices of Longenecker Goshert and Taggart

Obituaries report Adam H. Longenecker aged 86 9 died Oct 29 1926 while visiting his niece Mrs Delbert Snell Fus higan. Grandsons Frank H Her FE Tasneenecker noted. Thomas Goshert woodcutter found dead near Lebanon Pumping Station age 60 from acute alcoholism. Previously a Waldeck resident. Houston Taggart death also noted by Mrs S E Beckler.

Adam H. Longenecker Adam H. Longenecker A. S. Longenecker Wititz Delbert Snell Fushigan Longenecker Frank H. and Herbut FE. Tasneenecker Thomas Gishert Lebanon Thomas Goshert William Deemer H. A. Long Brickerville Goshert Waldeck Lebanon County

Two Falls Lead to Deaths in Lancaster Area Obituaries

Mrs. Joseph Burkholder of Browns Town dies at 69 after a stair fall at home. Survived by husband, children Ada Eden Leacock Lizzie Esther Allen Clay and more, plus siblings. Funeral held at Landis Valley Mennonite church with interment at Metzler’s cemetery. Mrs. Kathryn Hoffman of East Petersburg dies at 79 after heart attack following an evening church visit. Survived by 10 children and numerous grandchildren and siblings. Private house service and public church funeral at East Petersburg Mennonite church, interment in adjoining cemetery.

Nathaniel Nicholas Brickerville Ada Nee Steif Jacob Raymond Silver Jacob Nicholas Lebanon Samuel Michael William Martin Howard Sadie Cora I. H. Kauffman Hahnstown Phares L, Garner Millport Susan Rothsville Rothsville Lutheran Church Joseph Burkholder Brownstown H. Shuman Eden Jennie M. Hauck Leacock Lizzie J. M. Hess Akron Allen Clay Grand Rapids Mich Esther Milton Bushong Lititz Jacob Bushong Lancaster M. Gingrich Landis Valley Mennonite Church Metzler’s Church Kathryn Hoffman Kathryn M. Hoffman East Petersburg Christian Hoffman Harry C. Hoffman Landisville Elmer Kauffman Neffsville Jacob Rohrer Tressdale Enos Herr Salunga Abram C. Fisher

Rex Was Right On Form And Size Of The Earth

In Capper's Magazine a first year geography exam surprised the teacher with Rex's answer. He wrote that the earth is round in form and big in size, a simple though pointed remark reflecting basic knowledge.

Rex Capper's Magazine

Dollar gaze harms civic welfare, writer laments

A satirical remark argues that citizens focus on money at the expense of the general welfare. The author laments that people keep the dollar so close to their eyes they fail to see broader societal needs.

France First European Nation To Issue Radio Telephony News

France is likely the first European country to institute regular radio telephony news after World War I, broadcasting tens bulletins and weather forecasts soon after the conflict ended. The move marks a pioneering step in disseminating official weather and news via wireless signals to the public.

France

Holy Matrimony Breneman Oberholtzer

A quiet Nov 4 wedding at 11 am united Mary Ann Oberholtzer and Clyde Breneman at 119 New Street with Rev. John Moseman officiating. After a two week motor trip the couple will settle on Willow Street, joined by many relatives and friends at a reception for newlyweds Lester Balmer and wife at Elm.

Breneman Oberholtzer Amos B. Oberholtzer New Street Mary Ann Clyde Breneman Willow Street John Moseman Lancaster Ellen Breneman Elam Landis Landis Valley Sara Jane Weaver Lloyd Weaver Quinton Horst Isaac Sensenig Sensenig Betty Mellinger Alma Snyder Martha Snyder Florence Martin Bessie House Ellis Spickler Gunderman Mildred Brookmyer Clarence Shultz Eddie Bare Evelyn Seitz Elizabeth Gunderman

Public Sale Notice for Susan Habecker Estate in Brunnerville area

On Saturday November 20 1926 an administrator will offer for public sale at the premises on the road from Brunnerville to Rothsville the gravel land including a two and a half story frame dwelling with summer kitchen a large frame stable hog sty worn crib chicken house and other buildings fruit trees and grape vines. Personal property including old bureau cupboards beds woolen coverlet carpets ranges stove settee chairs dishes and various tools will also be auctioned. Sale begins at 1 P M terms announced by John W Werner administrator H T Hacker auction F E Engle clerk.

Susan Habecker Brunnerville Rothsville Abraham Huber Thos. Ressler Henry Becker Darby McTague Peter Mentzer William Horning Lebanon John W. Werner

Farm Women Society Meeting and Westward Newlyweds Trip

The Society of Farm Women No 1 met at Owl Hill with M W Hess presiding. Acknowledgment read from Rossmere Sanitarium. Donations and prizes noted. Program featured Verna Reidenbach readings, Bernice Ehrhart piano, and farm history by Mrs Forney. Refreshments served. Next meeting December 4 at Millway.

Society of Farm Women Isaac Reidenbach Owl Hill M. W. Hess Bernice Ehrhart Rossmere Sanitarium Verna Reidenbach Mary Reidenbach Mary Earth Violet. Good Charles Forney John Eckman Millway Amna K. Miller Lititz High School

Love and Flattery Across a Woman’s Wiles

A fragmentary quotation attributes to George Eliot ideas on marriage and flattery. It notes that many women win a husband by tactful flattery, claiming a man seeks a wife who can reassure him of wisdom, with a playful aside on pie imagery and motherly baking.

George Eliot

Pride of High Place In Caesar Phrase

A fragmentary quotation attributes high regard to the requests of friends and the pleas of Chore in need of service, attributed to Caesar. The line presents a classical voice stressing social bonds and favored favors.

Caesar

Gift shop idea sparks interest in town business scene

A young woman seeks to open a gift shop in town with a promising plan and minimal investment. The ad invites businesspeople to connect through P. K. and G. S. at the Chronicle Office in Lancaster.

Chronicle Office Lancaster

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George B. Raezer C. E Penryn United Evangelical A. Heisey S&s United Brethren Jr. C. E Father and Son F. A. Weichsel St. Paul’s Neffsville U. B G. Kauffman Women's Missionary Society Aimee China Sr. C. E Jy. C. E Erb’s Church OF the Brethren Kreider's Fairview Lancs Lexington M. A. Jacobs York Middle Creek Church Northumberland Houston Tagwert Avere Atlantic City Jean James Clara Mary Taggart Houston Abram Balmer Elm Lester Lester Balmer Seth Larah Vera Graybill Simon Graybill John Herr John H. Herr Edward Stauffer Ira Herr Norman Bowers Elizabeth Herr Reuben Raffensperger Cletus Henry Balmer Walter Behmer Landis Balmer Neumanstown John Miller Cletus Balmer Robert Claxon Francis Philadelphia Carl Withrow Olanta W. W. Wilkes H. T. Hacker F. E. Engle D. C. Hannigan Guy Hoffman Marietta Walter Warner Chester Pickle Erin Allen Balmer Benjamin Forney Anna Will Miriam Bishop Lydia Bishop Mary White Mary Hammer Will California Sepion Eby Shoe Company Stoddard Williamsport Penna Columbian Lake GETZ Enos Miller Ind R. D Willow St South Broad St Maytag Phares Peters Lincoln Ave J. Lyman Harnley Main St Charles Weaver Second Wand Furniture Broad Street E. Main St Hershey & Gibbet novil-It Woolworth Chemical CO Meiskey Real Estate & Insurance Penn Real Estate CO H. N. Reiber S. Broadst Penn State Hollinger Liberty Street Lititz, Pa Hitney Prompt Charles Krick Orange St Capons Carl D. Huber Martin Zartman Warwick Township Lancaster County Elizabeth Township Eli K. Zartman Brunnerville, Pa Phares K. Zartman A. B. Hambright Orange Street Esther S. Wagaman W. W. Souders C. W. Souders East Main Street I. S. Zimmerman Kissel Hill Trolley Lizzie K. Nolt Mill & Market Wheat Oats CO Pfantz Bros. Dept. Store Wertsch Zartman’s D. E. Sawteulle Harrington Del U. S J. W. Bruckart & Son Lititz, Pa
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