Fragmented oblique notice on mailing and address renewals
A damaged OCR fragment discusses newspaper mailings and subscription renewals, with garbled guidance on addresses, counties, and states. Mentions obituary and society notices in vague terms and references renewal and notices for five similar alerts. The text is unclear but centers on subscription and notice procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwa
Chix Entertainments
Don Jians
Chirel
Oler Benoit
Weil
Iceman Convention Blues Hit Ocean City Reflections
A fragmentary satirical column laments the iceman’s neglect amid a damp mood at an Atlantic City gathering. It jokes about open winters, rising coal costs, and idle ice dealers, warning of a bleak season if ice shortages or price hikes strike, and muses on jeopardized comforts like milk, ice cream, and cold drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumer
Liberty Roads
Atlantic City
Andry
Lee
Redman
Lexington locals reflect on visits and travel
Aly Norman Kline and family were visited by Mee and Mrs Hiram Kine on Sunday. John Gantz, who fell from a porch last week, is recovering and able to move about. Miss Jennie Enck, Miss Hmma Enck, and Knuna Brel visited Reading. Mae Elinier visited Emanuel Hahecker and family in Lancaster. Ella Blank returned to Philadelphia after visiting her parents. Sadie, returning from the telephone exchange at Drtrata, will work at Ling er's store in Lancaster next month. Hev and Mrs A G Fahnestock with family plus Mr and Mrs Hey spent Sunday at the Cox farm in Middle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
Norman Kline
Mee
Hiram Kine
John Gantz
Jennie
Hmma Enck
Knuna Brel
Reading
Mae Elinier
Emanuel Hahecker
Lancaster
Ella Blank
Jacob Wittel
Philadelphia
Sadie
Drtrata
Linger’s
Hev
A. G. Fahnestock
Local Families Visit Over Weekend in Lancaster Area
Clay Meuse couple hosted near Lexington. John Pant family hosted by relatives. B Wiest family visited Joseph Balmer in Pennville. Howard Merkey and family joined Manheim guests. Ed Mess and Arlene with Landis Becker and Stanley of Millway visited Norman Graybill. Missey Wiest Vera Landis spent weekend at Springville with Annie Doster. John Pfautz and Wm Mease attended John Witman funeral at Muddy Creek. Hannah Meilinger visited Brickerville. influenza illness noted. Starry Wealand attended Zion Reformed services in Lanatyin. Samuel Longenecker family guests of Lewis Eberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Meuse
Lexington
John K. Pant
B. Wiest
Joseph Balmer
Pennville
Howard Merkey
Manheim
Mess
Arlene
Landis Becker
Stanley
Millway
Norman Graybill
Mary Wiest
Vera
Landis
Springville
Annie Doster
John Pfautz
Wm. Mease
John P. Witman
Muddy Creek
Rate O. Ronnie
P. 0. Elser
Hannah GO. Meilinger
Brickerville
Meilinger
Local notes on auctions and town affairs in Schaeffersstown
The itemized report covers the public sale of household goods at late iler Ifewitt home auctioned by William Hba with T J Strickler clerking. It notes visitors like Annie K. Stahley of Lebanon and movements such as William Baim relocating to Kleinfeltersville to pursue poultry farming, plus local parades, war fund canvassing, and community health as schools reopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iler Ifewitt
Wm. H.ba
T J Strickler
Annie K. Stahley
Lebanon
Sallie O. Mays
William (Bull) Baim
Ibanion
Kleinfeltersville
Baim
Martin W. Bickhart
Laurel Hollow
Reformed
Squire Horst
I. H. Schantz
New York
John J. Krum
Kate Moyer
Central Hotel
Community Notes from Manheim and Nearby Areas
Mrs J B Koehler and daughter Meda visited near Manheim while Rev F A Weichsel led a well attended St Pauls Lutheran service at Peuryn. Gunning parties, a Philadelphia auto trip, influenza illness, and United War Work Campaign efforts are noted alongside numerous local visits and farming life. Skunk trapping is reported as popular amid spring activity. Read the Rucogn for a yearly subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Koehler
Meda
Cephas Hostetter
Manheim
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Peuryn
F. A. Weichsel
Gli Yoewin
Ef. Yocum
Pusseyville
Quarryville
Win Keller
H. Yocum
Jno. Greiner
John Bomberger
Jno. Krumbine
Aaron Ruhl
Henry Plautz
el Yocum
Philadelphia
Auto
John K. Singer
Henry Singer
Lancaster
Eigabeth
United War
Clayton Nestleroth
Carl
Willy
Ek. Romberger
Eli Kauffman
Allen Holfer
Near Petersburg
J. M. Bomberger
A. L. Risser
Lincoln
Isaac Singer, Sr
Win. Shreiner
Funeral for East Petersburg woman held after summons
The deceased, a Mennonite Church member from East Petersburg, was remembered at a Sunday funeral from her home with interment at Erisman's. The article continues from page 1, noting the service and burial details.
Death of Mrs Delila Leed Stauffer in Lancaster
Mrs Delila Leed Stauffer wife of Clayton Stauffer of 811 North Queen street Lancaster died Nov 13 at her home aged 61 due to complications of diseases Survived by husband and children Mrs Albert Baker Mrs Charles Lubly Mrs Martin Rineer Mrs Eugene McKinney Mrs Lloyd Martin Samuel of Ephrata Laura Philadelphia Toward F at 1J. 5. service in France Ada and Sarah at home John Dillman Lititz and brother John Reed Hershey Funeral held Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delila Leed Stauffer
Clayton Stauffer
North Queen Street
Lancaster
Albert Baker
Charles Lubly
Martin Rineer
Eugene McKinney
Lloyd Martin
Samuel
Ephrata
Laura
Philadelphia
Toward F
France
Ada
Sarah
John Dillman
Lititz
John Reed
Hershey
Death of Henry Kiehl on Manheim Pike near Lillerville
Henry Kiehl died Sunday evening at 7 at his home on the Manheim pike near Lillerville from infirmities of old age. He belonged to the Brethren church. Survived by his wife and children including Mrs. Benjamin Brubaker Rohrerstown, Benjamin of Lancaster, Jacob Batreville, Andrew Reidenbach at home, Mrs. Isaac Stehman Lititz, Mrs. Herman Becker Bird-in-Hand, with twenty four grandchildren, eleven great grandchildren, and two sisters Mrs. Solomon Beckler Florin and Mrs. Andrey Hornberger Mannheim. Funeral was held at his late home with services in the Brethren Church Casp Petersburg and interment in the Brethren cemetery near Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ienry Kiehl
Manheim Pike
Lillerville
Brethren Church
Benjamin Brubaker
Rohrerstown
Benjamin
Lancaster
Jacob
Batreville
Andrew Reidenbach
Isaac Stehman
Lititz
Herman Becker
Bird-in-Hannd
Solomon Beckler
Florin
Andrey Hornberger
Manheim
Casv Petersburg
Brethren
Petersburg
Death Notices for Miss Clare Kall and Miss Minnie Good
The Lancaster area reports the death of Miss Clare E. Kahlil daughter of Mr and Mrs Gideon Kahl of Pine street Lancaster from heart failure she belonged to Emanuel Tatheran Church. Survived by parents and several siblings. Also noted is the death of Miss Minnie Good 27 of Lancaster after influenza and a period of illness born June 29 1891 at Hinkletown and educated at Elizabethtown Church of the Brethren School she was preparing for missionary work. She is survived by parents and siblings and funeral details set for Mohler's Church of the Brethren cemetery at Ephrata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara I. Kahlil
Gideon
Kahl
Pine Street
Lancaster
Emanuel Tatheran Church
William R
Millersville
Everett
A. Trene
Sarah Kop
Elizabeth Heckel
Helen Peifer
Minnie Good
Ida Ro
Emmiy Good
Noah W. Nemos Street
Pay Woek
Hinkletown
Church of the Brothren School
Elizabethtown
Church of the Brethren
Mohler Good
Leola
A. M. Kretder
Lititz
Adam BB. Myer
Witmer
Monroe F
Mechanicsburg
Rothsville H. I. Notes On School Start And Games
After reopening from a Flu vacation, two new pupils enrolled at Rothsville H I. An electric stove was bought for warm noon lunches. About two hundred pupils joined a Victory parade in Lititz with the High School leading and Grades in trucks. Tuesday's Lancaster parade featured strong High School representation. Seniors report 100 percent. Seniors have ordered rings and pins. Friday two W C T U addresses by Mrs Hab ecker and Rev Fleck impressed listeners. The season opener basketball game beat Denver 54 14. Stauffer and Landis led scoring with 14 of 19 free throws by Risser and 4 by Firestone. Substitute Shimp for Wehr. Referee Harold Brubaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Lancaster
Habecker
Fleck
Denver
Rotusville
Denver Stauffer
Firestone Landis
Bingle Risser
Wehr Huber
Suard
Meiskey
Grimes Wield
Landis
Risser
Firestone
Stauffer
Huber
Zook
Poul
Grimes
Shimp
Wehr
Harold Brubaker
Akron
Browntown News: Sales, Delegates, and Parade Highlights
Samuel K. Harnish bought a house from I. J. Myers on private terms. Delegates named to represent Immanuel Evangelical Sunday school at the county S. S. convention in Lexington on Thursday. Charles Sweigart set a public sale for Saturday November 30 for home and personal property as he and his family plan moving to Lancaster. A. K. Wolf and Lawrence Wolf participated in York victory parade last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel K. Harnish
I. J. Myers
William F. Getz
Reuben B. Getz
Susie F. Grebill
F. A. Marten
Immanuel Evangelical Sunday School
S. 5
Lexington
Charles Sweigart
Sweigart
Lancaster
A. K. Wolf
Lawrence Wolf
York
Remarkable Wealth Hidden Amid Poverty in Parkesburg
Edwin J. Moore, a Parkesburg resident, reportedly born in Lancaster county, lived in squalor last Friday while possessing over 36 000 dollars in gold silver coins and banknotes scattered about his home. He lies ill at Lancaster General Hospital with his large fortune secured in a Parkesburg National Bank vault. A troubled love life is thought to have driven decades of reclusive existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkesburg
Edwin J. Moore
Lancaster County
Moore
Lancaster General
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Ralph E. Buch
W. Willis Rader
Vertisers
Andvanen
Litita Pa
Cloowy
John Leed
Henry Kiehl
Clare E. Kall
Miss Minnie Good
Rothsville H
Brownstown and Vicinity
Jove
Swift & Company
Aes
Bibles Stationers Magazine
Suc‘as
Air Rifles Games Bicycles
Tricycles
Holly Boxes
Victrolas
Victor Records
Sing
Sibson Linen
Scott’s Bookstore
East Main Street
Baldwin
Stayman
Winesap
King
Greening
Spy
Russet
Wagner
Spitzenberg
Seaman
LEED
North Broad
Front and Cedar Sts
Bunions
J. E. Charles
Zoe Ib
Zac
Front and
N. Broad St
Lititz, Pa
Ind
Bell
Mass
Main St
Stet
H. Kreider
E. Main St. Ind
Horace Keller
Livi
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