Obituary of Anna Eaby Former Bird in Hand resident
Anna Eaby 88 widow of Peter R. Eaby died at Zion Home near ere at 1 A M Thursday after infirmities. Former Bird in Hand resident, she lived at the institution eight years and belonged to the Mennonite church. Nieces and nephews survive. Funeral services 2 P M Saturday at Overly's Funeral Home Monterey. Interment in Stumptown Mennonite Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Eaby
Peter R. Eaby
Zion Home
Ere
Institution
Mennonite Church
Overly
Monterey
Stumptown Mennonite Cemetery
Mrs Amanda K Gross 72 Lancaster Widow Dies
Mrs Amanda Kissinger Gross 72 of Lancaster widow of George W Gross died Sunday evening at Lancaster General Hospital from complications. She leaves children Martin W Lancaster Mrs Lottie Fry and Mrs Minnie Gockley Ephrata Ralph K Philadelphia Harry K Lancaster two brothers John Sheridan Henry Rothsville one sister Mrs Agnes Becker Ephrata three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services from daughter Lottie Fry 226 S State St Ephrata this afternoon at 1 30 with Bethany Reformed Church Ephrata service at 2 burial Lincoln cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Kissinger Gross
Lancaster
George W. Gross
Lancaster General Hospital
Ephrata
Martin W
Lottie Fry
Minnie Gockley
Ralph K
Philadelphia
Harry K
John
Sheridan
Henry
Rothsville
Agnes Becker
S. State Street
Bethany Reformed Church
Lincoln Cemetery
Stump GaleneS Dies At 35 In Wyomissing Home
Stump GaleneS, 35, died Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock at his Wyomissing residence. Survived by three sisters Iva Buckwalter Lititz R D 3 Naomi Smeltz Stroudsburg and Bertha Mullane New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galenes
Stump
Wyomissing
Iva
Elam Buckwalter
Lititz R. D
Naomi
John Smeltz
Stoudsburg
Bertha
Leo Mullane
New Jersey
Private services at Mellinger's funeral home and Hopeland A B Church
A private service was held at Mellinger's funeral home in Denver Tuesday afternoon at 1 30 followed by public services at 2 o clock at Hopeland A B Church. Interment will be in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellinger
Denver
Hopeland A. B. Church
Miss Carrie Wolfskill Lectures on Seeing America First
Local readers gathered at East Main Street Read ing home of Mrs. Minnie Sturgis for an illustrated talk by Miss Carrie Wolfskill titled Seeing America First. Attendees included Mrs. Joseph Vath and Irene, Mrs. John Heiserman and Mary, Mrs. Howard Young, Miss Ruth Dissinger, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bucher, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sturgis and family, Mrs. Sturgis, Mrs. H. Crab of New York, Mrs. Resher and daughter of Manheim, Mrs. Bender of Lancaster, and Miss Erma Miller of Reading. Following the lecture, luncheon was served by Mrs. Sturgis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Wolfskill
Reading
America
Minnie Sturgis
East Main St
Joseph Vath
Irene
John Heiserman
Mary
Howard Young
Ruth Dissinger
Harry Bucher
Wm. Sturgis
Sturgis
Town
H. Crab
New Schedules Offer Fuller Use of Electric Service
Pennsylvania Power and Light unveils simplified rate schedules effective with October bills. The shift standardizes rates and aims to lower costs as business conditions allow, enabling households to use more electricity without substantial bill increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Power & Light Company
Local residents host weekend visitors and return Muhlenberg student
Miss Mary Hillen Howard and Jilsie Engle spent the weekend at Manheim. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frey and family of Mr. Joy hosted Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kling. Miss Hanna Weitzel entertained several couples for dinner, including Mr. and Mrs. Cullen Carpenter and daughter Fay, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bomsberger and family. Samuel Snavely, Muhlenberg College student, spent the weekend in town and was driven back by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Snavely and Mrs. Wm. Snavely on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hillen Howard
Jilsie Engle
Manheim
Paul Frey
Joy
Robert Kling
Hanna Weitzel
Cullen Carpenter
Fay
Elmer Bomsberger
Samuel Snavely
Muhlenberg College
Allentown
Henry Snavvely
Front Street
Wm. Snavely
Weddings Miss Dorothy Miksch and William Fasnacht in Shrewsbury
Miss Dorothy E Miksch daughter of Mr and Mrs J William Miksch of South Broad Street Shrewsbury New Jersey married William H Fasnacht son of Mrs Alice E Fasnacht of Spruce Street in a Saturday 6 pm ceremony Rev G H Miksch officiated The bride a Lititz High School and Linden Hall Music graduate and assistant organist at Lititz Moravian Church The groom a Franklin and Marshall College 1930 graduate and Phi Sigma Kappa member employed by Morgan Paper Company Post wedding the couple planned a week long motor trip through New York and New England with home at 227 Spruce Street after October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy E. Miksch
J. William Miksch
South Broad Street
William H. Fasnacht
Alice E. Fasnacht
Spruce 5 St
Shrewsbury
N. J
G. H. Miksch
Lititz High School
Linden Hall
Lititz
Franklin & Marshall College
Phi Sigma Kappa
Morgan Paper Company
New York State
New England
Spruce Street
Risser and Marble Wed at Local Moravian Church
Martin E. Risser, son of Elam H. Risser, and Helen T. Marble, daughter of Claude E. Marble, married Saturday at 2 pm in the Moravian Church. Rev. Byron K. Horne officiated. attendants were Mrs. Harrison B. Hoyt and Harold H. Messner. The couple will live at 26 North Lime Street, Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin BE. Risser
Elam H. Risser
North Cedar St
Helen T. Marble
Claude E. Marble
South Britain
Harrison B. Hoyt
Bethel, Conn
Harold H. Messner
Strasburg
Myrtle Eckert
North Lime St
Lancaster
Public sale of valuable real estate in Lititz
Pursuant to an order of the Orphans Court of Lancaster County the undersigned will sell on the premises for payment of debts a lot of ground on the south side of West Main Street Lititz containing thirty six feet in front and extending southward one hundred ten feet to a ten foot wide alley a dwelling with electric lights and bath. Sale held Saturday October 19 1925 at two o clock P M terms and conditions announced by H J Snavely Auditor Jos B Wissler Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court of
Lancaster County
West Main Street
Borough of
Lititz
Pennsylvania
Bride Graduates Hood College and Leads Local School Dept
The bride, Hood College graduate, has headed the food and clothing department at West Junior High School for five years. Mr. Risser, Penn State graduate, works as a teller at Fulton National Bank.
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Bride
Hood College
West Junior High School
Risser
Penn State College
Fulton National Bank
Emma Miller and Howard Eahart Wed at Lititz Home
Miss Emma Miller of Lititz and Howard Eahart of Brunnerville were married Thursday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Miley on East Main Street. Rev. Harry Zechman of Pine Grove United Brethren Church performed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Miller
Lititz
Howard Eahart
Brunnerville
Edgar Miley
East Main Street
Harry Zechman
Pine Grove
Clair anderson and Calvin clair wed at U B church
Clair Anderson daughter of Harry and Mrs Anderson of Bird in Hand and Calvin Clair son of Walter Clair of Lititz were married at 8 oclock Saturday evening in the local United Brethren Church by Rev J C H Light. Attendants were Mary Jane Herr and Harold Becker. The bride a Leola High School graduate employed at L B Herr and Sons Book Store Lancaster. the groom works at Wilbur Suchard Chocolate factory. They will reside at 59 North Broad Street in a newly furnished apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kathryn Anderson
Harry Anderson
Bird-In-I Hand R. D. 1
Calvin Clair
Walter Clair
New Street
Lititz
U. B
J. C. H. Light
Leola High School
L. B. Herr and ‘Sons
Lancaster
Clair
Wilbur- Suchard Chocolate Factory
N. Broad St
Also Mentioned on This Page
International Cartoon Co., X.Y
Mrs
Amanda K. Gross
Gala
Eletric
Wertsch
Hilowatt
Pennsylvania Power ® Light Co
Fasnacht—Miksch
Risser—Marble
FRAME
Marguerite Ritchie Arntz
C.t.a
Elmer C. Ritchie
H. J. Snavely
Jos. B. Wissler, Attorney
Eahart—Miller
Clair—Anderson
Long & Co. Coal
Lititz, Pa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dorsie Williams
Danville
Illinois
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