Real estate sales across Manheim and Ephrata boroughs
Auctioneers report numerous private and public sales in Manheim and Ephrata areas. Properties include a two story frame house on South Charlotte street sold for 1305 to Elam B. Shelly, and multiple Baker estate parcels in Ephrata with total prices ranging up to 20000. Other items include a 32,000 hotel sale at Quarryville and additional land and shops changing hands near Lititz Rothsville and Penn township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Stoner
Andrew Vogel
Charlotte Street
Manheim
Elam B. Shelley
A. G. Hamaker
Hannah Ross
Jacob Karper
Cephas Hostetter
Penn Township
H. H. Cassel
Lancaster Junction
M. M. Cassel
Ephrata
Andrew Baker
Eagle
J.J. Baker
West Main Street
Race Street
Ja. J. J. Baker
H. H. Snavely
S. B. Longenecker
John S. Zug
Lititz
Rothsville
Mr. Zug
Galen Fritz
Quarryville
Hercules Drang
Fritz
Jacob Cooper
Wvas
Washington Avenue
Reuben Cooper
Walnut Street
Noah Mentzer
A.J. Hiensey
Akron
George A. Kemper
Daniel R. Brackhill
West Earl Township
West Harl Inn
Mr. Buckwalter
Mr. Brackhill
Abram Burkholder
Obituary notes for Squire E K Burkholder and others
Last summons reports the death of Squire E K Burkholder of New Holland from a stroke at 61. He lived in New Holland six years and served civic affairs. funeral at Graffdale Mennonite church. Also noted are the deaths of Florence Auker of Akron age 40 and Salinda Geib of Ephrata township age 56. details of survivors and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Es ‘Holland
Squire E. K. Burkholder
New Holland
Mr. Burkholder
Farmersville
West Earl Township
Weidler
Mechanicsburg
Emma Noss
D. G. Noss
Reformed Church
Mary
Ruth
Amos Burkholder
Lancaster City
Florence
Michael Auker
Akron
Mennonite Church
Harry
Daniel
Ida
Paul
Maggie
Alice
Reidenbach
John Weaver
Benjamin Wen Ber
Weidman
Salinda Geib
Samuel W.geib
Ephrata Ridge
Ephrata
Ephrata Township
Reamstown
Glasgow
Indiana
Hast
Samuel B. Geib
Leroy L. Leisey
Philadelphia
Walter L. Leisey
Lyman L. Leisey
Henry Leisey
William Leisey
Emma Leisey
Jacob Leisey
Lincoln
Thomas Goedenauer
Lancaster
Thomas Barry
Lititz
Harvey Leisey
Abraham Leisey
Jacob Showalter
Martin Leisey
Samuel Witmer
Denver
Frank Peters
Elizabethtown
Rebecca Leisey
Bowman’s Cemetery
Keystone Furniture marks first anniversary sale in Lancaster
Keystone Furniture at 12 and 14 West King Street Lancaster celebrates one year with a November anniversary sale offering value and surprises. Owner Miles F Goodman praises Lancaster and the local community while inviting shoppers for right goods at right prices and a practical souvenir. A separate note lists bids for a 60 foot concrete bridge over the Big Chiques at Lancaster Junction with bids from Eshleman, Brubaker, Whitaker Diehl Ensign and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Furniture Company
West King Street
Lancaster
Miles F. Goodman
Norfolk
Goodman
Lancaster Junction
J. Miller Eshleman
Landisville
John T. Brubaker
Whitaker & Diehl
G. W. Ensign
J. B.shreiner & Co
Death Driven by Fear Follows Prussian King
Frederick III of Prussia reportedly killed by fear after his wife escaped her keeper and, in a frenzy, bled her clothes and attacked him as he dozed. The king, believing the white lady ghost signaled royal death, fell ill and died six weeks later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Prussia
Henpecked Bird Explains Rhea Nesting Drama
The male rhea in South Africa bears the burden as four to five hens lay eggs in a single nest, sometimes totaling twenty or more. After laying, the females depart, leaving the male to incubate the eggs and care for the young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Sevilla Nights and Moving Picture Shows Dominate City Life
Seville venues fill plazas and gardens with motion picture screens for four months each year. Exhibitors profit from drinks and chair rentals at two cents, drawing thousands nightly and shaping the city's social scene per Comerce Reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevilla
Seville
Comerce
Travelers Near and Far Continued from Page 1
Rev H R Gibbes attended a Juniata College trustees meeting in Harrisburg at the executive mansion by Gov Brumbaugh invitation. Misses Anna and Mattie Stauffer and Miss Fannie Brubaker go to Chambersburg and Hagerstown for several weeks. Kate Ansbach and Mrs Wolk visit relatives in Philadelphia. George Uhland spent weekend with niece Mrs Heiserman. Mary Yerger travels to Canandaigua and Newark for about a month. East Hanover visitors include Jacob Rhoad and family and others arriving by autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Gibbes
Juniata College
Harrisburg
Gov
Brumbaugh
Anna and
Mattie Stauffer
Fannie Brubaker
East Petersburg
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Kate Ansbach
Wolk
Elizabeth Farms
C. Y. Yerger
S. W. Buch
Hettie Habecker
John
Lizzie
Philadelphia
George Uhland
Jonestown
Lebanon County
Henry Heiserman
Mary K. Yerger
Canandaigua
N.Y
Jacob
Chas. Soper
Newark
East Hanover
Christ. K. Yerger
Jacob Rhoad
Verger
W. David Rhoad
Eva Rhoad
Aaron Rhoad
Herman Bergner
Christ Seaman
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James G. Blaine
Hill
Sr. Hill
Irkholder
Rexale
Lewis N. Moyer
C. W. Stuart & CO
Newark, N. Y
Will Leber
Sale and Exchange Stables
Kansas
Nebraska
Ecomimence
Jos. W. Baker Mexno Scuraz
Mussenwan
Alvan
Donovan’s
Donovan
America
Gossard
Gossard Company
Donovan Corset
Donovan SI
East King Street
Lancaster, Pa
Liscount
Sak
Orlers A
Bond State
H.N. Wolf
Ephrata Exchange
Bell
Wentworth & Hess
Howard Bollinger
North Alley
Ind
Ng Price Public
B. F. Lutz
Lititz, Pa
Clay Township
Lancaster County
Clay
Homeseekers
Ustue
Spruce Strest
Spruce Street
Seling
Hahove
Ranke
Somnerer
Age
Middle Creek
Lebanon and
Ella-L. Moore
Albert R
Land
Fast Lampeter Typ
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