Four Circles of King's Daughters raise $135 at bazaar
Local notes report the Four Circles of King's Daughters cleared $135 at their Saturday bazaar. Other items include new clerk at CG hardware, a lost initialed cross, bankruptcies, marriages and harvest prices, all from the Linden Hall area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Harry Gnehs Saver
E. Myers
North
Cedar Street
Jarley
Linden Hall
Freed
Planty
Roy Frantz
J. Clayton Brubaker
Spracs Villa
Edward C. Keating
Mont Clair
WN. J
Beulah V. Stauffer
Lititz
M. B
Aucorn
Independent Telephone Exchange
Gerffith Schott
S.C. Hassler
John Troutwine Messrs
Llmer
Norman
Paul Badorf
Clayton Keller
Seven Valleys
York County
W. Withers
B. B. Seaman
New York State
Tarry T. Firestone
Warwick
United States District Court
Philadelphia
L. H. Shelly
Tim
Bradentown
Fla
Geo. W. Land
J. W. Bruckart
Narrow Escape in Rail Wreck Near Norlina
Susan B. Bocuer recounts a head on collision between southbound and northbound trains on the Sea board Air Line near Norlina North Carolina. Despite wrecks to engines and cars four dead and several injured passengers were reported while relief efforts brought comfort and the author continued to Miami to stay at Palm Cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Lavina Snyder
Sadie Roger
Lancaster
Washington
Norlina
North Carolina
Raleigh
Palm Cottage
Susan B. Bocuer
Willsm Mumma Loses Replevin in Lancaster Case
In Lancaster Common Pleas on Monday G B Marrow sued W L and Mary M Mumma over goods valued at 250. Mumma ran two Lititz restaurants. Marrow supplied ice cream and fixtures as security for a 400 bill leased at 25 dollars monthly for fourteen months. Ice cream bills rose to about 700. Mumma sold one restaurant for 550 with 300 paid by Marrow. Jury awards Marrow 187.73 after defense claimed payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Lancaster
G. B. Marrow
W. L
Mary M. Mumma
Mumma
Lititz
Ics Dream
Marrow
Landis Valley Forty Acre Farm Sold for Ten Thousand
Levi B. Huber of Landis Valley sold a forty acre farm to Henry 3. Huber for ten thousand dollars. Benjamin PF. Lutz bought three acres between Water and Locust streets from N. 2. Seaman on private terms. Jacob M. Baker sold his Broad and Center streets home on private terms to l. 8. Bk. Posey who will take possession in April. Baker family to move to Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi B. Huber
Landis Valley
Henry 3. Huber
Benjamin PF. Lutz
Seaman
Jacob M. Baker
Bk. Posey
Mr. Baker
Lancaster
Market Prices At Local Friday Sale
Our Market describes Saturday market activity with pork and sausages at posted prices. Dressed poultry is scarce with a single dressed duck offered at 29 cents. Celery endive turnips and radishes are plentiful while eggs butter and miggs show listed prices.
Linden Hall Notes Thanksgiving Observances
About half the pupils are enjoying Thanksgiving at home while others remain for the school feast. Rev. L E Deer visits friends in Buffalo New York for Thanksgiving. Miss Mary Reidenbach a faculty member is with friends in Harrisburg and Lebanon during the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L E. Deer
Buffalo
N. Y
Mary Reidenbach
Harrisburg
Lebanon
Death notices of Linnaeus Shelly and Samuel Spickler
The obituary for Linnaeus Shelly notes his death at his Warwick storehouse on November 22 at 2 39 A M after years of illness. He was born October 20 1844 in Warwick and leaves three sisters and a Moravian church legacy. Samuel W Spickler, a longtime borough resident and post office rural carrier, died at East Main Street home on a Saturday evening after a nine week illness. He was 57 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnaeus Shelly
Rose V. Weltmer
Garfield Castle No. 76
Knights of the Golden Eagle
New York
Brooklyn
Lititz
St. James Lutheran Church
J. K. Keene
Larkey
Spain
Shelly
William and
Tamar Shelly
Warwick
Township
Lititz Academy
John Beck
David Bricker
J. F. Diehm
Broad and
Orange Streets
Diehm & Shelly
Warwick House
T. J. Stewart
Trenton
WN. J
Mary Keller
Rose ¥. Weltmer
Horace Shelly
Moravian Church
Els. Hagen
A. H. Bomberger
Jacob
J. Bomberger
Jacob Bucher
D. 2. Bricker
Samuel W. Spickler
East Main Street
Mr. Spickler
Tie
Catherine Spickler
Longenecker
Poultry Premium List Issued For Lancaster Show
The Lancaster County Poultry Pigeon and Pet Stock Association issued its eighth annual premium list from the RECORD office. The 72 page catalogue covers the December 24 to 28 show at Linden Hall gymnasium with 12 silver cups and a $165 bread plate plus $200 in cash premiums. Judges include F. G. Bean and James Glasgow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe
Lancaster County Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Association
W. E. Fasnacht
Linden Hall
F. G. Bean
Collegeville
James Glasgow
Mahway
N. J
Strictly Personal Tens: Local Winter Doings And Incidents
The column recounts residents traveling to Philadelphia and Lebanon for visits, teaching near Coatesville, and other trips. It notes illnesses, Thanksgiving plans, a septuagenarian birthday, typhoid fever in Milwaukee involving Martin Eby, a railcar accident injuring Earl Mumm, and a fabric shop fire near Clay and Hopeland saved by quick action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Valentine
Clay and
Hopeland
Borough Council Votes and Social News In One Evening
Borough council met for its monthly session with Chief Burgess Steiner and councilmen presiding. Committee reports covered Locust street macadamization and Cedar street water main completion. numerous small repair and labor payments were approved along with a long list of water works and gutter projects. A string of sociable events followed, including Esther Bach hosting a Young Ladies Sewing Circle and birthday and farewell gatherings for local residents, with a large turnout of family and neighbors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough Council
Burgess Steiner
Leib
Kadorf
Baum
Miksch
Schnerer
Neidermyer
Sesseman
Locust Street
Fire and Water Committee
Cedar Street
Esther Bach
Kate Lutz
Sherman Steffy
Warn
Anarsuy
Virgie Keener
William Keener
Broad Street
Catharine Leaman
N. B. Leaman
Miss Leaman
Slidell
Louisiana
Messrs
Abram Bucher
Abram Brubaker
Paul Boroberger
Paul Enck
William Smith
Frank Foltz
Benjamin Leaman
Lititz
Benjamin Kauffman
East Petersburg
Ross Witmer
Lampeter
Mabel Herr
Catharine Hertzler
Ada Leaman
Elizabeth Reedy
Emma Ruth
Ethel Masser
Blanche Todd
Lancaster
Anna Newhouser
Bird-in- Ham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lancaster County
Florida
Willsm Mumma
Cese
Linnaeus Hunter Shelly
Rothsville
Wilson
Marshall
Hscs
L. N. Spencer
J. F. Davis
JD. B. Magee
Mt. Airy
Morris Frederick
Henry Hess
Grant Steinmetz
Clay
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Mr. Hess
Glen Todd
Mr. Steinmetz
Hallie Lee
Steinmetz
Hess
United States
Canada
L. N. Moyer
Fr. B. Buch
Ephrata Sparlamen
Cetre
Ephrata
J. C. Jenkins
Bertha Stehman
Woith Keller
Holmesburg
Grace Keller
Nathaniel Wolfe
D. A. Long
Reading
Paul Evans
Jennie Grosh
Coatesville
E. S. Hagen
Florence Buch
Bryn Mawr
H. S. Kauffman
Mabel Weik
Denver
S. C. Hassler
Floyd Bender
William Miller
Thomas Keller
Lottie
KF. E. Schnerer
Richland
Lebanon County
Albert Longenecker
Lime Rock
Nathan Athouse
Hermon Fisher
Benjamin
Levi Zimmerman
Camp Hill
Cumberland County
Bucher
Levi Heisey
Mount Joy
Wulf
Harry S. Neidermyer
Tey Hassler
Moravian College
Bethlehem
3. C. Hassler
Solomon Weaver
Levi Brown
Garey Stabley
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Anderson
Muth
Martin
Eby
Eby Shoe Company
R. N. Eby
Conestoga Traction Company
Lakeside Hospital
Milwaukee
Wis
Harry Eby
Earl
William Mumm
NM. Yoder
Foresters
the Order
Court Lititz No. 296
Foresters of America
Rudy’s Hall
Court
Lancaster No. 125
Lew Fisher
Litit
Beck
Court Lancaster
Court Reliance
Court Columbia
Court Ephrata
Seldomridge
E. H. Grbers
Albert Goeh
Jonas
Eberly
H. L. Shenk
Frank MecKinney
John R. Gibbel
Thos. W. Steffy
Benj. D. Weaver
James Sesseman
S.H. Walter
Ezra Habecker
John Higl
Allan Hacker
Harry F. Long
N. K. Buch
Lancaster City Water Dept
Walter Milter
G. D. Schreiner
J. R. Bachman
Smithwork
Rensselaer Works
Donaldon Lion Co
H. Reist Landis
Water Works
Mace Rg
John Dillman
Lockuy Agerervas
B. Bucher
Edison Leric
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