Religious Notices and Local Real Estate in Lititz
The Lititz Record lists religious services across denominations with times and locations, including Lutheran German and English sermons, Moravian English preaching, and reformist preparatory services. It also notes a notice from a parent disowning debts of son Herman, plus local real estate sales, a Republican meeting in Manheim borough, a Reading and Columbia Railroad depot project, a court case charging conspirators, a local marriage, arrests for assault, hotel rates in Philadelphia, and a patent salve advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Semmel
Brickerville
Rothsville
White Oak
Longenecker’s
Earlville
Evangelican
Local notes on commerce and community events in Lititz area
Snyder sold sixteen bushels of peanuts at an Ephrata political meeting on Saturday. The Lancaster County Hail Insurance Company directors meet to approve a 75 percent dividend on premium notes. The Springs Hotel may change hands next April and a Maltese kitten with a bell seeks its owner. The new depot should be ready next month. old station to become an eating house. Memorial Church at Manheim dedicated November 9 with a 1746 pound bell. Lititz to host a new cash store by John S. Givler & Co. opening November 1. Large Blaine and Logan gathering at Pennville hotel drew about 300 attendees. Samuel Hshleman to Buffalo for cattle shipments. chestnuts on Speedwell hills wormy. Peneville hotel sale withdrawn at $3,410. Squire Weber assumes Speedwell schoolhouse duties after Mrs. Miller resigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Depot
C. Snyder
Ephrata
Lancaster County Hail Insurance Company
Sturgis House
Lititz
H. FE. Miller
Springs
Reuben J. Erb
Warwick
J.B. Martin & Co
Queeneware, &c
ArcoRp
L. Delbo
Penn Pennings
Blaine & Logan
Pennville Hotel
John W. Appel
Thos. Whitson
Squire Weber
Speedwell
Miller
Bank Directors Elect Cashier and Clerk at Luita Bank
At a regular meeting of the Luita National Bank directors six candidates were put forward for clerk and cashier. N B Wolfe was elected cashier, and after further balloting Harry B Beckler won the clerk position. Charles Hirst of Bethlehem died aged about 34 after helping erect the Dixon Memorial Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luita National Bank
Wolfe
Harry B. Beckler
Charles Hirst
Bethlehem
Dixon Memorial Chapel
Hirst
John Ford
Mrr
Dixon
John Getz
Sketches of William H. Hall Lititz bachelor and artist
Philadelphia dated piece recounts William H. Hall born in Lititz, a former schoolteacher, clock and watch repairer, organist, and painter known for watercolors and portraits. It notes his gloom and irritability, teaching stint at Lititz and Lincoln, and early works including a prominent Lititz sign and a Grecian fire engine mural.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Hall
Philadelphia
Francis L. Lennert
William Hi. Hall
Mr. Lennert
William Hall
Ife
Lititz
Christian Hall
Billy
Frantz
Lennert
Nazareth Hall
Lernert
Hall
Lincoln
New Ephrata
Father Wolfe
Washington
Hancock
Aaron Traeger
John Hancock
Aaron
Lancaster County
Arthur Armstrong
Lancaster
George Harting
Harrisburg and
Downington
Ephrata
Schnaderville
Greenville
Harting
Billy Hall
Harrisburg
Socrates
Alcibiades
Quarterly Conference to be Held in Brunnerville
The United Brethren hold their quarterly conference in Brunnerville on Saturday October 25 and Sunday October 26 with services Saturday evening and Sunday morning afternoon and evening Presiding Elder Isaiah Baltzell of Harrisburg will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunnerville
Isaiah Baltzell
Harrisburg
Orange Blossoms wedding at the Hacker home
Haydn N. Miksch and Mary L. Hacken wed in a large, orderly ceremony at Levi Hacker's Main Street residence with Prof Van Vleck playing Mendelssohn. Guests from Lancaster, Columbia, Manheim, Philadelphia attended. The couple left for Lancaster then Harrisburg and Baltimore en route to Luray Cave Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydn N. Miksch
Mary L. Hacken
Mary L. Hacker
Levi
Hacker
Mainstreet
Prof. van Vleck
Mendelssohn
O. P. Bricker
Frank Reist
Harry Stauffer
Harry Myers
Charles Nagle
Jas. R. Royer
Lancaster
Columbia
Manheim
Philadelphia
Bretzel Machine Case Settled After Trials
The bretzel machine dispute in Philadelphia courts involving Thomas H. Keller C W Myers and Keebler Muller Co ended in amicable settlement. Trials totaled three with two plaintiffs victories and one for defendants. a fourth trial was scheduled but the settlement was announced beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bretzel Machine
Ephrata Review
Philadelphia
Thomas H. Keller
C. W. Myers
Keebler, Muller &Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Local Intelligence
Herman
Marrin R. Bollinger
Samuel Erb
Michael Felker
Hallville
Solanmion Steffy
Spruce Street
Henry Lt. Oehme
Republicans
Warwick Blaine and Logan Club
Mosey
Reading and Columbia Railroad Company
Broad Street
Smith
Kauffman & Beckler
Horace Shisler
Dr. Roebuck
John Evang
Linn Shelly
Harry
Haydn H. Tshudy
Benj. Root, Jr
Amos B. Root
Andrew 8. Root
Adam F. Root
H. S&s
S. P. Miller
Manheim Marble Works
Pete
Jacob Kemper
Zenas Eby
Helman
Asaault
Frank Baker
Squire Reidenbach
Euro Haven
Arch Street
Joseph M, Frearr
Oelly
Bucklen
Arnica Balye
Evangelical Association of the United States
John Seibert
Market Square
Bishop Dobbs
Cleveland
B.D. Albright
Lititz Cash Store
Ags
Rucono
Aucorn
John H., Stauffer
John 8. Givler & Co
Times
Bank
Lititz and Vicinity
Harry Eckert
John 8
Givler & Co
Charles Hacker
Haydn Miksch
Emma Stark
Mrs. Brown
Reading
James Sturgis
Emanuel Kauffman
Lewistown
Lancaster and Litttg Turnpike Company
WueEne
M. T. Huebener
M.J. Huebener
Hayon H. Timupy
Jobn Adams
Evangelical Church
Ephrata I Distrist
Mahler
Rncorp
HI. Barr
Lillie Ste
Bush
GYR
Colin Maax
Mewkl
St. John
Harris Remedy Co
St. Louis
McCloud
Uixsie
John Aka
Annie McCloud
Evangelical
Lititz Brewery
Talon Ae Jow
Tor Zariman & Sheef
Burger & Sutton
Center Square
Lancaster, Pa
W. D. Stauffer
John Sides
The
Peoples’ Hat Store
W. D. Stauffer & Co
North Queen Street
Shultz & Bro
City of
Delbo
Boot and Shoe Store
Main Street
Levi B. Risser
Rapho Township
John H. Kisser
Jonas B
Penn
de Haven & Townsend
Bankers
South Third Street
Wolle
Coe
N. Wolle
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley
R. St
Lehigh Coat & Navigion Ci Bult
Phila, R. B. Co
New Jersey Central
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Transcontinental
Union Pacific Western Union West Shore Island
Loulaville & Nashville
Pama
Minnesota
Hai
Phila
Warwick Township
Peter Witwer
York County
Winterstown
York
Aguit
Nathan Blake
Jane
George St
Callon
Dodge & Son
D'S
Oregon Store Weekly Report
Germantown
Fast Colors, Inc
Sac
W.H. Appel’s
Lititz Drug Store
Tshuby's Store
Ferris
Wadsworth, Martinez & Longman
Messrs. Wadsworth, Martinez & Longman
Wadsworth
Martinez & Longman
R. Sloan
Tshudy's Store
A.W. Weikel
Papadelpaya
Reading Rail Road
Ayringemec
Allentown
New York
Bound Brook
Pottsville
Williamsport
Sunbury
Lewisburg
Lititzax
Ihp
Alientown
Tamaqua
J. E. Wootten
Senger
C. G. Hancock, Geneneral Pas
Renaise
Columbia Rail Road
Bunday
Teave Now
Quarry Ville
Lancaster, King Gt
Chicksies
Marietta
Tancaster Columbiz
Marietta Junction
Chickies
Ase
King
Quatly Vine
Seveyecsence Sd
Quarryville
King Street
Hanover
Gettysburg
Frederick
Baltimore
A. M Wilson
Laparse & Lancaster Joint Line Railroad
Lane
Cornwall
Aitive
Lebanon
Wilson
JM Haward
Cx Geonge Bliz
von Tbe
Sanday
Ms &Cr Na Cea
P. Me
Wehcel
Anna Weber
Keiper,& CO
Young & Keiper
Tholesale
Wat J. Hamilton
A. W. Weikel
Queen St
China Glass and Queensware
N. Third Street
Lititz, PA
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