Local reminiscences and community notes in a busy issue
A parade of small items covers autos and licenses, local misdeeds, cemetery additions, job duties, and weather. Mentions Wayne Griebe, Moravian Cemetery plots, Monroe Soude filling duties, and Halloween plans. Observations include rain impacts on Sunday car use, local store prices, and routine notices about letters and property items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Behacrer
William Amer
Otoe
Wayne Grihe
Iirsel Hill
Jacob Bender
T.gwieear
Monroe M. Soude
Charles Loercker
Lis Counmiy
Rabbit Season Opens Amid Hunter Reports and Illnesses
Rabbit season begins after squirrel and woodcock seasons, with early reports of strong rabbit populations and increased raciness. Severe storms last winter damaged young orchards. Other notes mention illness in local families, hospital stays, and travel plans as residents recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giadl
Aba Houters
Lee
Unclear historical name case leads to Philadelphia sentence
Fragmentary OCR text reports a person linked to a trial and a sentence in Philadelphia. Names and specifics are obscured, but authorities indicate a formal judgment occurred and the individual was sent away. The garbled source limits precise identification of parties, dates, or exact charges.
Slacker label painted on Bell home during Liberty bond protest
A patriotism protest occurred when autos carrying men arrived at Rev. Joseph Bell and Rev. John Bell of White Oak. Responding with vandalism, painters covered the Bell property with red and white paint and the word SLACKER repeated about two hundred times, adding flags and yellow palm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manheim
Sarrowndirg
Joseph Bell
White Oak
John Bell
Liberty Honda
United States Navy
Bell
Automofut
Liberty
Eit
Aetim
Poli
Death Claims Lissinger and Kissinger in Town Area
Last summons arrives as the town mourns the loss of Harry Lissinger a dry goods dealer aged 27 after a short illness. Funeral details set for the Moravian Cemetery. Also reported is the early death of Stephen Kissinger a travel salesman for Walker and Kepler at his home after a six day illness. He leaves a wife Marion and a daughter and was interred at Belal Center amid services led by Rev. Harper.
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Tillier
J. Poank Bueh
Avene
Brickervilla
Raymond Krams
Unionity Ind
Mallas
Tiravlil OG
Tilweria Boon
Lanncaster
John Risser
Hiernate Town
Harry
Lissinger
North Broad Street
Tmiluajury
Mra Dissinger
Campbells
Town
Lebanon County
Margie Ritchie
Linls Lodee
White Dove Commandery No
Histires Way
Matoa Lees
Dissinger
Lis
Br.tty
Canebellstown
Luese Otaihe
Charles
Leamon
Sammel
Campbellstown
Wind Mis Dustin
Teligabeth
Moravian Cemetery
Sons of Our Borough
Stephen B. Kiss
Quytars
Loran Téliig
John
Mary Flel
M. M. Souders
Walker & Kepler
al Supply Hame
Philadelphia
Cole
Loertha White
Duys
Marion
Hfe
Aiga
Charles Smith
Kathryn
Hein
Milton Jetten
Horace Grash
Akron
John Herizlot
Leon Latin
Eig
Allen Zook
Bethlehem
Hmil J. Bishop
Kautz
Horace E. Sturgis
David Rickert
Lexington
Manheim
George McGauley
Richard
McCauley
Obituary notices from White Oak region
A fragmented obituary notice describes Ellen Spangler raised by grandparents Mr and Mrs Jacob Spangler, funeral held Wednesday in Poinfowlship Roy is Keath died after a weeklong illness at home on Ginesla Avenue. Jie born at White Oak and formerly driver, Wok Tater formerly of One Reformed Church of Pearyn. Survived by Minnie Oher wife and Alice Keath sp, service held Sunday at 1 a.m. at the house with interment in White Oak Meme. Reverend Geo B Tha officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Spangler
Jacob Spangler
Renchins
Hose
Poin Fowlship
Roy
Keath
Theresday
Ginesla Avenue
Infigenga
S Monuis
Jie
White Oak
Comine
Lilitx
Ste
Wok Tater
Bite
One Reformed Church of
Pearyn
Hig
Minnie Oher
Welenong
Wilke
Alice Keath
Geo. B. Tha
Obituary Notice for Mrs Edne Grice Breidey at Lincomarve
Mrs Edne Grice Breidey died Sunday morning at 4 g elonk at her Lincomarve home after a weeklong illness. She was born Hand and was a Moravian Church member. Survived by husband Miller Crider, four children, parents, a sister and several relatives. Funeral was held at the Lampeter Moneral house with interment at Lawrencebks norms Is meeting house cemetery. Reverend officiator presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edne Grice
Miller iCreider
Mary
Isa
Myr
Soilenbarger
Rinks
Mors
Willis Minney
Ay Lampeter
Prk
Meeting House
Crokland
Etrasoure
Oficiatort
Obituary fragment for Roy Me Wontinuel and kin
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of Roy Me and mentions surviving relatives in a terse local notice with unclear full names and relations. The readable text points to a deceased individual and associated family context without full biographical details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dierl Fage
Mos
Talla Meish
Roy Me
Subscriber Notice Demands Advance Payment For Delinquent Names
On November 1 we must drop subscribers more than three months in arrears due to government rule. Read your label to see the current paid date and prepare payment in advance to avoid loss of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soyer
Our Readers Show Gratitude for Prompt Remittance
Our readers express thanks for prompt remittance from a great admirer and note appreciation for the show of support. The message thanks the giver and acknowledges the generosity received.
Weidman Mrs Mabel dies after illness in Spruce Street
Mrs Mabel Weidman wife of Llanty Weidman residing on Spruce Street died Sunday afternoon after a weeklong illness with influenza. She was 24 years old, maiden name Here, married to Cayton Treit Snyder. Survived by family including Jol and Frederick, ten days old, with funeral in Maehpelah Cemetery conducted by Rev Teele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Weidman
Llanty
Enildeen
Jolmid
Mtermay
Maehpelah
Untitled Pet Oped Notes Interim Virginia Case
A fragmented pet oped references a Virginia incident involving domestic assault and a death after a week of illness. The piece mentions Mel and CO of Vir as entities, an IRS and Weather terms, and an 18 year old in a domestic case with unclear details. The readable fragments point to a tragic domestic incident with unknown outcomes.
Travelors Bear and Far On Way by Train and Car
A long travelogue notes many people moving between towns by train trolley and automobile. Names include Mr Sins Mr Milton Mr Bear and Mrs Kathryn with visits in Lititz Leacock and Lancaster. Health concerns and influenza epidemic figures appear with several local residents recovering or hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sins
Milton 1
Bender
Floyd
Spring City
Istian HK
Brubaser
Ling
Mphrata
John T. Bear
Lwading
Lancaster
Slope Iy
Lo Lititz
Adrian Briuhaber
Linden Trall Seminary Resumes Classes After Illness
The Linden Trall Seminary resumed classes after a two week halt due to illness. Principal and staff, including Mrs. Sarah Jenkins and Miss Ama Brisbaker, led the effort with safety and care. Rhea Monda and others connected to the school are thanked for helping recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jenkins
Ama Im. Brisbaker
Pow
Stengel
Rhea Monda
Physicians Receive Orders for Military Service
Drs M I W Yoder and B Ro Pose enlisted in the U S and were commissioned with orders to report in fifteen days. The record notes their readiness duties and assignment details, mentioning Posey Gama Crane of Allentown and Dr Yordes at Cargreenkeat Ga n as related players in the call to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Iw. Yoder
Ro Pose
U. S
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Music in Lititz barber shop sparks lively crowd
Patrons enjoyed a piano sing along led by Liiva Reedy in a Lititz barber shop. A small house fire on Orange and Spruce streets prompted prompt responses and insurance notes as residents saw a slate roof replaced after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Souder
Clarence Leshey
Comly
Lititz Campaign Struggles Over Quota Amid Illness
In Warwick township and surrounding areas residents faced a fevered push to raise funds as influenza kept many away. Leaders report slower subscriptions than last year, with totals lagging but efforts continuing. A fair share of the community remains ill, yet committees press on to meet the large quota and support local programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain
Lititz
Dane
Warwick
Thug Fulib
G. Benebaker
Sori
Tiltty
Yidis
Sith Il
Eros
Hprawg
Army and Navy Notes on Camp Life and Local Servicemen
Fragmented report covers veterans and cadets from Lancaster area linked to Camp Home at Cape May and local schools. Mentions emblems of Emerson, Matthews, and Paul in training, aviation corps, and a dramatic plane flight scene. Notes on draft, injuries, and hometown support amid wartime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranc Hoffman
Land, Soint & Furion
Brickervill Chartau
Emerson Irri
Washis
Aes Pmerson
Miylin
Ste
Menther
Welswood Tower
The
Ban Aviation Corps
le Alben
Abram LD
Bacher
Cam Han
Bods Utaoe
York
Charles R. Eiscadcdon
Lity Fay
Koa
Gancaster
Lusdor
Fay Brown Herves
Unclear fragment hints at families in Paris and electoral life
Readable parts show names Theodore Zellers Mrs Little and Charles Krick with scattered references to sons letters and life events in Paris. The fragmentary OCR lacks coherent events or dates to construct a solid news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Theodore Zellers
William
Charles Krick
Little Bor
Leagile
Robert
Han Patis
Elton
Framed Fray Continues On Page
Fragmentary OCR item reports a continuing fray or incident involving a female subject and a named individual, with partial references to a location and ongoing coverage. The readable text hints at a dramatic event with local interest, but key names and details are obscured.
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