Obituary Henry Grumbein Dies at 72 in Rothsville
Henry Grumbein died at his Rothsville home Wednesday after a lingering illness aged 72 years 7 months 27 days. He is survived by widow Annie and children Mary Allen Balmer Phares Emma Wallace McQuate, plus 13 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Surviving sister Lizzie Keller and several stepchildren. Funeral from the home followed by Lutheran church services officiated by Rev. F A Weicksel and Rev. Elias Hornberger. Interment in adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grumbein
Rothsville
Annie
Mary
Allen Balmer
Lincoln
Phares
Rothsyville
Emma
Wallace McQuate
Lizzie
Isaac Keller
Lexington
George Loebe
Beech
N. D
Emma Truff
Philadelphia
Mary Smith
John Toebe
Francis Loebe
Dover
Del
Sarah
F A. Weicksel
Lititz
Obituaries From Manheim Area Include Veterans and Church Members
Abram Cooper of Sporting Till Manheim died at Dayton Ohio age 76 after a Civil War service and Mennonite church membership. Survived by three daughters and two brothers funeral held in Manheim and Landisville interment in Mennonite cemetery. Eliza McClurg of Elizabethtown died at 63 after lingering illness Church of the Brethren member survived by husband and two sons funeral at F O McClurg home interment Mt Tunnel cemetery. Jacob F Gable 49 near Manheim died at St Joseph’s Lancaster from tetanus after a hand injury. large funeral at Waldeck with Lutheran pallbearers. Gable was a former teacher known in Schaefferstown area and Tuititz community.
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Abram Cooper
Sporting Till
Manheim
National Soldier’s
Dayton
Ohio
Heintzelman Post
Mennonite Church
Hiram Richards
John Shonk
Talmage
Ella Brosey
Quarryville
David
Salunga
Nelson
Columbia
Illiam Richards
Landisville Mennonite Church
Eliza McClurg
J. H. McClurg
Elizabethtown
Brethren Home
Neffsville
Church of the Brethren
B. H. McClurg
Philadelphia
F. C. McClurg
F. O. McClurg
Mt. Tunnel Cemetery
Jacob F. Farmer
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lancaster
Mr. Farmer
Jackjow
J. F. Gable
Waldeck
EB. E. Schantz
Schaeffersown
Edwin Stehler
Samuel Bomberger
Irwin Hewitt
Allen Keener
Abraham Reist
Evan Kurtz
Lutheran Church Council
Harvey Spike
Schaefferstown
Gable
Peach Borers And Poultry Health For Fall Farm Tasks
The Pennsylvania State College notes timely reminders for farmers. Kill peach borers with para dichlorobenzene by October 15 and remove hills around tree bases six weeks after treatment. Clean poultry flocks to prevent fall illnesses with dry housing and green food. Inspect winter storage needs for farm implements and list repairs on a shed pad for spring readiness.
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Pennsylvania State College
Missionaries Reach Sang Sangta After Difficult Trip
The article describes missionaries arriving at Sang Sangta after a three day river journey from Bluefields, facing mosquitoes poor food and crowded boats with Indians Spaniards and foreigners. It notes transformed locals, climate and clothing customs, and recounts society officers and fundraising to support missions in Nicaragua and the Lititz mission.
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Sang Sangta
Bluefields
New Orleans
Nicaragua
Christ
E. 8. Crosland
F. W. Stengel
G. L. Hepp
S. C. E. Beckler
Lititz
Rufus Bishop
Samuel Wedman
Nain
Labrador
Lancaster
Robert Brennecke
Charles Nagel
Howard Shenk
Miss Shenk
C. E. Shreiner
N. Wolfe
Clarence Eberman
Erisman
Wedman
Rev. Wedman
Despair Lurks With Weak Blood Advice in Ad Format
An advertisement touts Gude's Pepto Mangan as a remedy for fatigue and despondency caused by weakened blood. It claims the product restores red blood cells, increases endurance, and improves mood, urging steady use for healthier, richer blood.
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Gude
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