First Book on Pharmacy in U S Written in Lititz
Lititz hosts a historic visit as Prof. Edward Kremers and colleagues examine the site of the first American pharmacy book published in 1778. The Latin pharmacopeia by Dr. William Brown details Continental Army hospitals and lists two known copies, one in Lancaster and the other in Washington.
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United States
Lititz
Washington
Valley Forge
Philadelphia
Pean
S. S. Chapel
Edward Kremers
School of Pharmacy
University of Wisconsin
A. R. Beck
S.C. Beckter
M. J. Derr
Victor Lender
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Alexander C. Brown
Richmond
Charles A. Heinitsh
Lancaster
Surgeon- General
Charles Cist
Rummage Sale Aids Lititz Fire Company and Local News
Community events and notices from Lititz include a 300 dollar rummage sale for the fire company, open houses for visitors, lost dog reward, a piano recital at St Pauls Lutheran, and local police/health notes. A track of civic chatter covers auctions, fundraising, and town life including a two thousand mile trip by Century Oil sellers and a renewed Red Cross membership drive led by J G Brubaker.
Trolley plan for Lititz area draws strong local support
A reading of a proposed Womelsdorf Myerstown and Lititz trolley line outlines three build methods and urges community cooperation. The project promises benefits to farmers merchants and investors with substantial cost savings per mile and a potential golden wedding anniversary noted for Emanuel Grube and spouse.
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Womelsdorf
Myerstown
Lititz
Kleinfeltersville
Reading
Berks County
Same
Community Slong
Ant
Teachers Meeting at Doe Run December 3
The Penn township teachers plan their monthly meeting at Doe Run on December 3 with music, devotionals, minutes, committees, and talks by Helen Neidermyer Ellen Tiere Sadie Pfautz and Ella Hiestand. The session also includes round table discussions and a motion to adjourn while the Conestoga Traction case in Lititz against Erman Kelman and Nora Kelman was decided for the plaintiffs, awarding $200 to the girl and $120.83 to the father.
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Penn Township
Renuir
Doe Run
Helen Neidermyer
Ellen Tiere
Greener
Sammy
P. B. Eshleman
Sadie Pfautz
Ella Hiestand
Erman B. Kelman
Nora
Lititz
Conestoga Traction Company
Local man John Stiffel dies in Hammonton accident
John Stiffel twenty two formerly of Lititz a brakesman on the Atlantic City railroad was crushed to death at Hammonton N J last week He was a World War I hero holder of the French Croix de Guerre twice wounded and shell shocked at Chateau Thierry He enlisted in Lancaster in the National Guard served twenty six months in France with the 11th Machine Gun Battalion 42d Rainbow Division Funeral services were held at Fairview A high school talent show is planned for Chautauqua benefit tonight with local performers and stage settings by local artists Also a theft case tied to Stiffel Freeman factory Lititz involves Raymond Musser and Charles Harnish awaiting police action Orders for Christmas trees are advertised See George Evans 31 Centre Street Lititz Pa adv 4t
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John Stiffel
Lititz
Atlantic City
Hammonton
N. J
Elkton
Lillian Crowthers
Glouceser
Thaddeus J. Stiffel
Lancaster
Gloucester City
Centre Street
Stiffel
Chatteau Thierry
National Guard
France
42D
Rainbow
Fairview
Lititz Banks Heavily Insured Against Burglary
Lititz banks emphasize strong security for patrons with insured safety boxes. Springs National Bank and Farmers Bank showcase high coverage, strict vaults, and independent alarm systems to deter burglary, ensuring customers need not fear losses from theft.
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Lititz
Landisville
Jimmy Valentines
Landisville Bank
H. H. Diehm
Springs Nut'l Bank
Diehm
J. H. Britigan
Farmers Bank
Springs Bank
New Lodge Organizing at Lititz Sparks Fraternal Growth
A new lodge, Order of Knights of Friendship, forms in Lititz joining chapters in Reading Lebanon and Chambersburg. Dues 75 cents monthly with no assessments. sickness or accident benefits 7 dollars weekly. death benefit 256 dollars. Charter fee 5 dollars, 25 after charter closes. Organizers report strong encouragement and expect another fraternal group in Lititz. Also, Lititz basketball opens season beating St. Joe Catholic Club Juniors 45 24 led by Vic Wagner with 7 field goals. H Hershey 11 fouls on 21 tries and Hecker 8 on 16.
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Order of Knights of Friendship
Lititz
Philadelphia
Reading
Lebanon
Chambersburg
St. Joe Catholic
Lancaster
Vic Wagner
Trecker
St. Joe
H. Hershey
Hecker
Relist
Evans
G. Hershey
Sloat
J G Usher Dead A Local Self Made Man In Rothsville
Jefferson G Usher 65 8 16 died at his South Broad Street home after three weeks illness a cold that settled in his stomach He was born Schoeneck worked on a farm until 19 aged self made man with tobacco and cigar business in Rothsville retiring to Lititz in 1917 He was a Farmers National Bank director for over twenty years survived by wife Mary and son Joe A Usner along with many siblings Funeral private service 2 30 Saturday at his house Interment Rothsville Fatheran cemetery Beek Funeral Director
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Jefferson G. Usher
South Broad Street
Schoeneck
Rothsville
Ife
Lititz
Farmers National Bank
Elizabeth W. Weidler
Mary M. Buch
Joe A. Usner
G. Usner
G. Weachter
Henry Pennypacker
Monroe C. Killian
Reamstown
Adam Usner
Lancaster
Jacob Usner
Willian Fasnacht
John Usner
Usner
Rothsville Tatheran Cemetery
E. P. Beek
Oldest Woman in Lititz Dies at 95 in Moravian Home
Emma Greider, Lititz’s oldest resident, died yesterday afternoon at the Moravian Home at age 95 years 2 months. Born in Hast Pete she moved to Lititz, married George Creider, and later lived with Mrs T. Hitchener in Lancaster. A longtime Lititz Moravian Church member, she resided at the home for three years.
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Emma Greider
Lititu
Greider
Pete
George T. Creider
Lititz
T. Hitchener
Lancaster
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