Local column notes homes and happenings around Lititz
Mr. Aaron Habecker is bedbound with stomach trouble. Harry L Wealand of Durlach named justice for Clay township. Robert Yerger and Walter Keith build houses on Front street. Muth & Co add a 20 by 50 foot structure to Kissel Manor farm barn. Henry H Bomberger bought a 1913 Cadillac touring car. Proceeds of the Linden Hall concert near $9 for athletic association. Messages mailed to Lititz and Mt. Airy moving plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Habecker
Harry L. Wealand
Durlach
Clay Township
Robert Yerger
Walter Keith
Front Street
Warwick
Muth & Co
Kissel Manor
Kissel Hill
Henry H. Bomberger
Victor Victrola
Linden Hall Athletic Association
Baltimore
H. A. Cuppy
Lititz
Lancaster Co. Pa
Manheim
David Meily
Jacob Singley
Mt. Airy
King’s Daughters
Moravian Church
Lancaster
East Main Street
Ed. Eshleman
Independent Telephone Co
Sylvester K. Buch
Brunnerville Hotel
Thos
J. Eitnier
Elsie Markley
Linden Hall
J. K. Carper
Frank Rader
Furnace Hills
Harry Landis
Isaac
Eric
H. Reist Landis
New York
Old
Northampton
County Teachers’ ‘Institute
Nazareth
A. O. Sturgis
Hallowe’en
Young America
Missouri River Adventure of an Ideal Chocolate Co. Salesman
I. F. Dickson of the Ideal Cocoa and Chocolate Co recounts a Missouri incident aboard a sleeper bound for St. Joseph. A thief cut the screen and stole his pants and cash, leaving him without funds but with a tale of loss and a $18.25 cost to return home.
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Missouri River
I. F. Dickson
Ideal Cocoa and Chocolate Co
Missouri
W. R. Stephen
Omaha
St. Joseph
Wilson
Chicago
Social gatherings in Warwick mark spring social season
Miss Mary Longenecker hosted twenty four companions at a supper last Saturday night at Warwick with Eugene Brubaker and family present. Miss Mary Hershey who teaches at a Warwick public school entertained her scholars at her Main street home last Friday evening. Mrs. Charles H. Kreider hosted the Speak No Evil Circle of King's Daughters on Tuesday. Miss Lela Yeiser celebrated her seventeenth birthday Saturday with a group of friends at her home, daughter of Mr and Mrs P L Yeiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hamilton
Bride
Washington, D. C
Bethlehem
Paul de Schweinitz
Church Street
Hamilton
Mary Dalton
Bethlehem Times
Lititz
Frank Rader
East Main Street
F. B. Buch
J. F. Stoner
Neffsville
Lancaster
Elsie Bernice Bard
E. Clay Street
Wilbur D. Hosack
Pittsburg
Wm. Hosack
Indiana
Bard
Cuba
South
Wilkinsburg
Mary Longenecker
Eugene Brubaker
Warwick
Mary Hershey
Main Street
Charles H. Kreider
King’s Daughters
Lela Yeiser
P. L. Yeiser
Reception Held for Roy Buch and Wife After October Wedding
Tendered a reception by Mr and Mrs Nathan K Buch near Lititz to honor Roy and his wife married October 3. Relatives and neighbors attended a large dinner at the Buch home in Lititz with guests from Lititz East Petersburg Kissel Hill and Landisville among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan K. Buch
Roy
Buch
David Buch
Walter Miller
Daniel Bowman
Levi Erb
Lititz
B. L. Miller
A. K. Lipp
Nora
Ella
Mamie Minnich
Andrew Longenecker
Harvey Miller
Buckwalter
Near Erb
Daniel Harnish
East Petersburg
Horace Beamesderfer
Luke
Grace
Marion
Kissel Hill
Abram Harnish
Centerville
Philadelphia
Hertzler
Mise Rohrer
Mr. Joy
Mumma
Landisville
Albert Haag
White Oak
Death notices from Manheim and Ephrata families
Mrs Clara Stoneroad of Manheim died last Friday at Lancaster General Hospital at age 57 from liver trouble. Survived by husband David and two daughters Margie Erb and Edith. brothers Wesley and Charles Snyder Edward Snyder Howard Snyder and sisters Mrs Alice Taylor Mrs Agnes Rote and Mrs Frances Bolster. Burial at Bowman’s Cemetery Ephrata after 2 pm funeral at home on Washington Avenue conducted by Rev J W Smith. Also notice for Mrs Frances Bolster age 34 of Ephrata died Sunday evening from pulmonary tuberculosis leaving husband deceased mother and daughter Clara plus brothers Robert and George R. of Ephrata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Stoneroad
David Stoneroad
Manheim
Lancaster General Hospital
Zion Lutheran Church
Margie
Samuel Erb
Erbdale
This County
Edith
Wesley B. Snyder
Charles Snyder
Lancaster
Edward Snyder
Columbia
Howard Snyder
Pittsburgh
Alice Taylor
Chicago
Agnes Rote
Frances Bolster
Washington Avenue
Ephrata
Clara Bear
Clara
Robert R
George R
J. W. Smith
Bowman’s Cemetery
Obituary notices for Keller and Greiner families
Mrs. Maggie Keller wife of Frederick Keller of Martindale East Earl township died after a three year illness in her 65th year. She leaves husband Samuel Phares and daughter Mrs John Reed and brothers and sisters including Mrs Isaac Groff William Messner Christian Messner and Jacob Messner. Emanuel H Greiner a farmer died suddenly at his White Oak home from dropsy aged 65. He leaves wife and children Alice Agnes Linnaeus William and four grandchildren. Both funeral details listed with times and church locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Keller
Frederick Keller
Martindale
East Earl Township
Keller
Bergstrasse Lutheran Church
Samuel
Temple
Phares
John Reed
Near Martindale
Isaac Groff
Brownstown
William Messner
Fairmount
Christian
Jacob Messner
Hinkletown
Martindale Mennonite Church
Emanuel H. Greiner
White Oak
Penn Township
White Oak Church
Local Marriage and Market Report from Orange Street
Rev J W Bittner united Joseph Summy of White Oak and Dena Hummer of Him in a Thursday ceremony at the Lutheran parsonage on Orange Street. Market notes report green corn at 12 cents per dozen ears, vegetables plentiful with typical prices for sweet potatoes Irish potatoes cabbage spinach turnips apples and grapes. Mr Charles Hipple of Ceredo West Virginia visited Warwick and spoke of river dam and lock construction aiding year round navigation and steam boating in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bittner
Orange Street
Joseph Summy
White Oak
Dena Hummer
Charles Hipple
Ceredo
West Virginia
Edward
Aaron Kahler
Warwick
Lititz
Ohio
Mississippi
Hipple
Ohio River
Franconia horse Kanaga Jr wins at Frederick fair in 2.29 trot
Kanaga Jr owned by M Huber and campaigned by Frank B Shreve Lancaster won first prize at the Frederick Maryland fair last week in the 2.29 trot with two Thursday heats finishing 1 and 2 in times 2 252 and 2 283. Rain caused Friday races to be canceled and prize money paid to Thursday finishers. Huber's share was 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanaga, Jr
M. Huber
Frank B. Shreve
Lancaster
Frederick
Huber
Restaurant Change Hands on East Main Street
Harry H. Snavely sold the contents and good will of his East Main Street restaurant to Daniel Imhoff. The new proprietor will take charge soon with expected success given Imhoff's experience. Snavely and family plan to move to Philadelphia to pursue business opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Snavely
East Main Street
Daniel Imhoff
Mr. Snavely
Philadelphia
Personal travel notes highlight local visits and trips
Dr. H A Cuppy returns from a ten day New York sojourn. Many residents visit relatives in Philadelphia Reading Harrisburg and other towns. Notable events include a fortieth wedding anniversary and a church heating project in Numidia. Local residents travel by car and motorcycle and plan winter stays in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Cuppy
New York
Charles Rosenberg
Philadelphia
Zach Wike
Reading
H.S. Meiskey
Connecticut
Harry Rohrer
Lancaster
Jacob Walters
Benjamin Vogel
Ephrata
Michael Spangler
William Weaver
Henry Weaver
William Templeton
Luella Kreider
Ella Habecker
Rohrerstown
H. E. Sturgis
Amanda Hornberger
Brownstown
Sherman Wolf
John Stultz
Marietta
F. B. Buch
Jacob Keath
Silyus Nagel
Lebanon
Thomas Kissinger
Grant Buchter
Mabel
Lydia Keener
Harrisburg
Wim. Miller
Singer Sewing Machine
South Bend
Ind
John Leed
Clarence Sturgis
Spencer Leed
Hershey
E. G. Witters
Biglersville
Adams County
Reuben Diehm
John Carper
Paul Smith
Walter Keath
Palmyra
Jerre Bowman
Erma Clendenning
Lititz
Atlantic City
N. J
Walter Sturgis
W. G. Eshleman
Laura
Alice Sturgis
Dorothy Eshleman
Jacob Landis
Agnes Adams
Locust Street
Frank A. Masser
Numidia
Columbia County
William Masser
Frank
Harry Neidermyer
Neidermyer
Aaron Johnson
Mount Joy
J. M. Miller
Elam Risser
Frank Hoy
Milford Marks
Millie
Quaker City
Young
Columbia
Daytona Beach
Florida
Miss Herr
Wilmer Angstadtt
Bessie Angstadt
William Buel
Borough Council Finalizes Street and Water Upgrades
The borough held its monthly session with council approving an enlarged Cedar street water main to boost fire protection at the mill, and passing a final ordinance to vacate Maple street. Vouchers were listed for numerous contractors and employees, including street lighting and water works purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough Council
Burgess
Steiner
Leib
Badorf
Baum
Miksch
Schnerer
Neidermyer
Sesseman
Cedar Street
H. J. Pierson
B. B. Seaman
Samuel Lane
Consumers Boxboard and Paper Co
Front Street
Maple Street
Chestnut Street
John R. Gibbes
Andrew Althouse
H. Fisher
J. M. Baker
Ezra Habecker
Harry F. Long
Solomon Weaver
W. S. Becker
Mrs
K. Sturgis
Labo
W. HL
A. i. Bachman
Smith
Hershey- Seaman Co
Chambery
Bear & Long
Edison Electric Co
Seoaviesess
Democratic and Republican Meetings in Lancaster Area
A series of political mass meetings are planned in Rothsville Warwick and Lincoln. Speakers include Richard M. Reilly L N Spencer J A Rothermel B F Davis B F Magee E B Greenewalt J F Schreck John E Malone and Silas E Bard with music by Becks Lititz Eclipse Orchestra and the Lititz band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan Hotel
Rothsville
Richard M. Reilly
L. N. Spencer
J. A. Rothermel
Lancaster
Warwick House
Warwick
Lititz
Beck
S. V. Hosterman
Col
J. M
Imposter Pretends Blindness for Town Begging
A man claiming blindness begged across town on Monday using a cane to fake sight. He entered businesses for funds and earned rewards in several instances. Curious residents trailed him as he left, then he walked briskly toward the railroad with his cane tucked away.
Serious Facial Bone Operation Performed By Dr Roebuck
Mr J J Brenegan underwent a delicate operation to remove a enlarged nasal bone that threatened his hearing. Dr J Paul Roebuck of Lancaster used a fine saw passed up the nostril and electric power, with cocaine as anesthetic, to complete the removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Brenegan
J. Paul Roebuck
Lancaster
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Summy
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Republican Mass Meeting
Republican Party
Market House
Frank E. Schnerer
J. Andrew Frantz
First Voters’ League
Wm. C. Freeman
Wm. FH. Keller
Freeman
Sherman
David R. Buch
J. M. Kreider
Mr. Buch
K. Buch
Barton Sharp
Brickerville
Thomas F. Christ
Hopeland
Clay
Stoner
Moses H. Snavely
Manheim Borough
J. 8. Beamesderfer
Samuel Hummer
C.N. Hostetter
Grant Street
Jacob R. Rohrer
Alost
Wenger
Sporting Hill
Philip Keener
John Evans
United Brethren Sunday School Room
Cyrus Lehnerer
Pfautz Bro
Miller’s Store