Obituary of Mrs Pearl J Brubaker in New Holland
Mrs Pearl J Brubaker 47 wife of Roscoe C Brubaker of New Holland died of a cerebral hemorrhage at 4 PM Friday after a brief illness. She was a member of the New Holland United Brethren Church and is survived by her husband and several stepchildren, two brothers, services held at home and then at New Holland U B Church with interment at Riverview Cemetery Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl J. Brubaker
Roscoe C. Brubaker
New Holland
New Holland United Brethren Church
Harry Stoner
Millersville
Paul Brubaker
Akron
Abyam Brubaker
Lititz
Betty Brubaker
Ephrata
Clyde Bruaker
Lebanon
Conrad B. Keesey
Pottstown
Jacob B. Keesey
Lancaster
New Holland U. B
Riverview
Obituary of Samuel C. Steffy of Lititz
Samuel C Steffy 75 died Friday morning at 4 30 at his Lititz home after six months illness. He was a lifelong Lititz resident and a cigar maker. He and Ida Kling his wife are survived by two children Sherman of Lititz and Mrs Anna Graybill of Lancaster four grandchildren one great granddaughter and a sister Mrs Henry Frederick of Nevada City Missouri Private services were held Monday at 2 PM at the home with interment in Moravian Cemetery Beck Bros funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Steffy
Lititz
Evangelical Congregational Church
Solomon and
Maria Dehme Steffy
Ida Kling
Sherman
Anna Graybill
Lancaster
Matilda V Shannon Dies In Lititz At 74
Matilda V. Shannon 74 of Lititz died at General Hospital Saturday morning at 5 30 oclock from a complication of diseases after several years illness. She lived in Lititz 26 years and was a lifelong Moravian Church member. She was daughter of the late Reuben and Mary Shelly Grosh. Survived by two sisters Mrs W Grant Fry Camp Hill and Mrs Charles Remsberg Braddock Heights Md. Services held yesterday at Beck Bros Funeral Home at 2 oclock with interment in Moravian cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda V. Shannon
Lititz
General Hospital
Moravian Church
Reuben and
Mary Shelly Grosh
W. Grant Fry
Camp Hill
Charles Remsberg
Braddock Heights
Beck Bros. Funeral Home
Moravian Cemetery
Chest Drive Opens in Lititz as Community Chest totals rise
Readable financial report shows Lititz welfare aid from hospitals and local bodies for 1935 38 and related chest drive results. General Hospital St Josephs Rossmere and other groups contributed funds totaling several thousand dollars with Community Chest allocations and a cash pledge total surpassing targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
General Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Rossmere
Lancaster County Society For Crippled Children
Lititz Chest Drive Reports Community Nursing Efforts
The Lititz Chest Drive highlights Miss Edna Miller’s year with 2121 calls, 27 ambulance trips, and 16 clinics. It lists district workers, captains, and volunteers across Lititz and surrounding areas coordinating baskets, nursing support, and welfare distribution coordinated by local women’s groups and the Warwick Township committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz Chest Board
Edna Miller
Nuurse
Frank Lontreneckey
Marion
Cedar
E. Second
FE Third
Linden
John Hershey
Lester Balmer
Tom Dussinger
Landis Stehman
W. Marion
W. Lemon
Spruce St
Lemon
M. C. Demmy
FE. McMullen
Mary Dengate
William Moody
S. Broad St
Orange
E. Lemon St
Alfred Douple
John Keehn
Elmer Bomberger
Iva Eberly
Dstrict
S. Cedar St
Main
E. Orange
E. Center
Broad
Melvin Brubaker
Clarence Landis
Arlie Rader
Margie Arntz
West Orange St
P. F. Snyder
James Mummert
Doner Brenner
Clair Rice
Elizabeth W. Gibbes
Brunnerville
Warwick Township
John Zimmerman
Henry Tyson
Jonas Risser
Joseph Berry
Ira Rohrer
Lititz R. D
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Lititz Community Chest
Broad Street
Fountain
Orange St
W. Main
John Miller
R. Leicey
Virginia Nissley
Dorothy Longenecker
Ford
Gochenaur
East Main St
N. Cedar and Water Sts
Church Ave
Louis Huebener
George Pennypacker
Charles V. Frantz
William Light
K. Main St
Willow St
EK. E. Habecker
William Klunk
Herbert Weitzel
F. W. Stengel
Joseph Zahm
Locust Street
East Main Street
Locust
Harry Bender
Jacob Hertzler
Lillian McCreary
Irene Hertzler
Elizabeth Maharg
Charles M. Weaver
Front St
Front
North Cedar
Albert Hornberger
Alvin Frey
Harry Snavely
Ea Stauffer
Betty Martin
Broad St
Lincoln Avenue
D. P. Bricker
Tom Steffy
Sophie. Bricker
N. M. Badorf
Jacob Koch
Linco Avenue
N. Cedar
Market St
Homer Hackman
Victor Kauffman
Magdalena
Bricker
N. Cedar St
Liberty St
Arthur Guiney
Roy Myers
Jacob Leed
Sara Weidman
Helen Leed
East Front Street
Luther, Ruhl
Charles Kling
William Ringer
Elwood Keath
New St
Seaman St
Guy Calvert
James Stopani
Clifford Helter
Melvin Lauver
C. M. Woolworth
Charles Keath
Robert Black
Frank Hunter
Edgar Feair- Heller
E. E. Risser
H. J. Pierson
M. H. Yoder
H. K. Cooper
Mercantile
B. M. Seaman
Carl Workman
W. H. Muth
P. H. Bomberger
H. Hf. Diehm
Barton Sharp
Mary Brubaker
May Brenner
Kissel Hill
Pauline Adams
Milway
Emma Zook
Millport
John Moore
Jonas Frankfort
E. R. Leib
Dorothy Leib
Harold Young
Rothsville
This i
Cheers
Capper
Country Home
Pathfinder
Breeder's Gazette
American Poultry
the Country Home
Farm Journal
Gentlewoman Magazine
Leghorn ‘World
Mother's Home
Plymouth Rock
Rhode Island
Red
Erans
Group Check
American Bay
Better Homes & Christian Herald
Flower Grower
McCall's
Magazin
Motion Picture
Ma Parents’ Magazine
Open Road Boys
Opportunity Maga Pictorial Review
Screen Play Sports
True Confessions Household
Magazinomen's World
R. Wardens
E. Vys
American Fruiter
the Country Home 7 Farm Journal
Gentlewoman
Good Stories
Ilustrated
Mechanic Household Magazine
Leghorn World Mother's Home Life
Needlecraft
Plymouth Rock Man
Woman's World
Gapper’s Farmer
Post Office
R.F.D
Capitol
Louvenisnce
Continental
Garage
C.u. Cook
Bath
Capitol Plaza
Spacht
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