Weddings Miss Sara Jane Long and Hayden Sheaffer
Miss Sara Jane Long daughter of Mr and Mrs John B Long of Lititz and Mr Hayden Sheaffer son of Mr and Mrs Milton Sheaffer of Rothville were married Sunday at 6 in Rothsville Lutheran church by Rev F A Weichsel. The ring ceremony, elms and ferns decor. Bride wore ivory princess gown with veil. Matron of honor Mrs Katherine Bard in maize georgette. Four bridesmaids in teen carried black eyed Susans. Best man Mgr Harry Gehr. ushers Henry Sehler Clarence Long Harry Fasnacht Melvin Long. Couple left Monday for a motor trip to Los Angeles California to visit Sheaffer’s sister Miss Florence Long. will reside in Rothsville on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Jane Long
John B. Long
Lititz
Hayden Sheaffer
Milton
Sheaffer
Rothville
Rothswile Lutheran Church
F. A. Weichsel
Katherine Bard
Mildred Sheaffer
Marguerite Long
Anna Galen
Mae Wassnacht
Long
Ses Galen
Fassnacht
Mgr
Harry Gehr
Messrs
Henry Sehler
Clarence Long
Harry Fasnacht
Melvin Long
Ning
Los Ange- California
Florence Long
Rothsville
Rohrer and Rank Wed in Manheim Home Ceremony
Frank Rohrer and Christain Rank married Tuesday at the home of John H. Gochnauer in Manheim. The couple, both unaccompanied, planned a four week trip to Niagara Falls and the Poconos after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Mae Rohrer
Noah E. Rohrer
Petersburg
Christain Sank
Phares Rank
Neffsville
John H. Gochnauer
Manheim
Niagara Falls
Kins Glen
Maurer Weaver Wedding at Landis Church
Rev Jacob E Maurer of Chalfont and Miss L May Weaver of caster were wed Thursday by Rev A E Cooper at Landis The bride, a Baltimore Deaconess alumna, served two years in Harrisburg Zion Lutheran parish. The groom, former Lutheran pastor at Lititz and VeTsville, will live in Chalfont where he serves St James Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob E. Maurer
Chalfont
L. May Weaver
Caster
A. E. Cooper
Landis
Baltimore
Zion Itheran
Harrisburg
Lititz
VeTsville
Lititz Schools Open With Mixed Class Sizes and New Faculty
The Lititz schools list 31 juniors or 50 with 18 boys and girls among seniors 87 with six boys and 31 girls. Numerous teachers join the faculty including Miss Hacker Mrs Keenan Miss Vers Mr Arbegast Melvin Brut Street Elizabeth Garber Ted Deardorf and others from Nazareth, reflecting a diverse intake for the new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwinna Stevens
Mary Tshudy
Maude Bearrt
Elizabeth Workman
Mary Longenecker
Carrie Jesndy
Violet Hacker
L. V.nan
Laura Rudy
Agnes Asel
Frances McGinnis
Argie Arntz
Grace Hassler
Iss Lillian Frantz
Emma Myers
Iss Hazel Bentzel
Miss Margery
Misspelled Speech Marks in Dental Texts Cause Confusion
A fragment notes a mispronunciation in a dental context focusing on how the word ims refers to heel tissue and teeth notation. The author critiques the wrong pronunciation using a stylized cue for the short i sound as in gin and contrasts it with a claimed correct form.
The Best That's in Him .What should be a man's fisht sm on
A fragmented quotation from B. W. Rowe and Livingston reflects on judging fairly. It suggests judges should disregard persons and focus on the cause, urging impartiality and integrity in decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Rowe
Livingston
Obituary of Susan Fassnacht of Ephrata and relatives
Susan Snader Fassnacht died leaving children Paul Harvey, Raymond, Anna Good, John, Eva, Mable Imhoff, Miriam Redcliffe, Catherine at home and others. Surviving sisters include Mrs John Good, Mrs Martha Mull, Mrs Mary Wallace. Fourteen grandchildren. Funeral at home 1:30, public service 2 at Bethany Reformed Church Ephrata. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Snader Fassnacht
Paul
Harvey S
Raymond
Ephrata
Anna
Earl Good
West Reading
John 8
Eva
Mable
Warren Imhoff
Tahnage
Miriam
Levi Redcliffe
Catherine S
John M. Good
Martha Mull
Mary Wallace
Parkesburg
Bethany Reformed Church
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Benjamin Nolt Rites Held Near Kissel Hill
Benjamin B Nolt 51 of near Kissel Hill died Monday at 9 45 AM at home from apoplexy. Survived by widow Ellen Stauffer Nolt son Paul at home and two sisters Annie Burholder and Susan Burkholder both of Farmersville. Funeral at home 9 30 AM then Hess Meeting House 10 AM with Rev John Hess and Rev Jacob Hershey officiating. Interment in adjacent cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin B. Nolt
Kissel Hill
Ellen Stauffer Nolt
Paul
Annie
Harry Burholder
Susan
Martin Burkholder
Farmersville
Hess’ Meeting House
John Hess
Jacob Hershey
Widow Mary Goshert Dies in Lebanon at 62
Mrs. Mary Goshert 62 widow of Wallace Goshert died Monday afternoon at 2 30 o clock of apoplexy at the home of her daughter Mrs Virgie Blantz Brickerville Survivors include daughters Mrs Clara Clemens Mrs Lizzie Haller and Mrs Virgie Blantz of Lebanon sons Ralph and Charles Goshert of Lebanon and one brother Samuel Watson Lebanon Ten grandchildren and one brother also survive Interment will be at Ebenezer cemetery Ephrata with services at the Blantz home at 2 o clock today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Watson ‘Goshert
Wallace Goshert
Virgie Blantz
Brickerville
Clara
George Clemens
Lizzie
Charles Haller
Ralph
Charles Goshert
Lebanon
Virgie
John Blantz
Samuel Watson
Ebeneber
Ephrata
Manheim Seed Store Proprietor Mays K Hoke Dies
Mays K Hoke 47 of South Main Street Manheim longtime implement and seed dealer dies Sunday at 3 30 pm at home after illness He was son of the late Joseph and Sarah Kurtz Hoke Survived by widow Mrs Marke Keener Hoke and son Wayne Funeral services at 1 30 pm at the home and 2 30 pm at Jerusalem Reformed Church Penryn Interment in adjoining cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMays K. Hoke
Jerusalem Reformed Church
Penryn
Death notice for Lawrence Brickenstein in Salem North Carolina
Lawrence Brickenstein 61 plumber died at home in Salem NC. He was son of the late Rev Herman Brickenstein longtime Linden Hall Seminary principal. Survived by wife, one daughter and two sisters Mary and Lucy of Washington. Also notes Antarctic cold and endless summer detail with extreme temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Lawrence Brickenstein
Salem
N.C
Brickenstein
Herman Brickenstein
Linden Hall Seminary
Mary
Lucy
Washington
Right to Happiness and the Limits of Pursuit
A concise reflection on happiness and liberty noting that freedom implies restraint in imposing methods on others. The quote questions whether compelling paths to happiness is justified unless a person’s rights are violated by those pursuits.
Note on Women and Lacquer Habits
A fragment notes that if a half girl of lacquer remains it will be saved by lacquering something else. This leads to buying a second can of lacquer.
Nile Peculiarities Reach the Mediterranean through Two Mouths
The Nile reaches the Mediterranean via the Rosetta and Damietta mouths. In summer the river often dries up before reaching the sea, a noted peculiarity of the river's behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Rosetta
Damietta
Merely Childish Desires Quote Cited by Washington Star
The Washington Star cites a remark by Hi Ho the Sage of Chinatown about mature yearnings reflecting lingering childhood cravings for sweets rather than nourishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Presidential Flag Seals Bronze Emblem on Blue Field
The description notes the President's flag displays a bronze seal on a blue background with a large white star in each of the four corners. This heraldic device emphasizes official authority and national symbolism in a formal flag design.
Certainly Not No Roger the Mohammedans do not speak
The Boston Transcript notes a provocative line about religious giving and speech in a quoted remark. It highlights a cultural or religious judgment and suggests the context involves Muslim communities and their church contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Boston
Transscript
Brownstown Notes Corn roast and local gatherings listed
The Men's Sunshine Bible Class will hold a corn roast in J W Bueh s meadow along Conestoga Creek. WMS meets Thursday in the church basement. Many residents spent weekends at Mt Gretna Atlantic City Oxford Md and Niagara Falls. A Labor Day reunion and various family visits are noted among Brownstown and nearby area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s Sunshine Bible
Immanuel Evangelical §. S
J. W. Bueh
Conestoga Creek
W. M.S
Evangelical Church
Ray Harnish
Raymond Getz
James Wolf
Charles Roberts
Emeline Wolf
Ruth Zwally
Alice Rupp
Clara Snader
Mt. Gretna
Milton Long
Samtal Tforst
Atlantic City
Luke Weidman
Oxford
Cammaus
Sandy Beach
C. C. Hackman
Sarah Hackman
A. F. Getz
A. B. Weber
Rheems
Emma Brown
S. Filbert Brown
Alice Raezer
Niagara Falls
D. C. Boyer
Virginia Caves
Floyd Boyer
Quay Enck
Owen Bradford
Ellis Kauffman
Claude Buchter
Sadie Enck
Violet , Hacker
Walter Rollman
Walter Witmer
Lititz
Alice Rollman
Ella Keith
Lancaster
Monroe Rollman
Gyrofsdale
Arthur Smith
Mabel Rollman
Arlen Smith
Ethel Smith
Wellington Rollman
Brownstown
Levi Burkhart
Harrisburg
Charles Keorges
Neffsville
Wagstaff Clocks and Quaker Connections in 18th Century London
Wagstaff operated as a London clockmaker from 1766 to 1794 with long case clocks later found in America, often in the hands of Quakers and their descendants. Wagstaff, a Quaker, hosted visitors from the Society of Friends at his home. The text then shifts to a moral reflection on irascibility as a flaw within virtuous character, attributed to Henry Tienes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wagstaff
London
America
Wagstaff
Society of Friends
Henry Tienes
New Affection Transforms a Cowering Soul into a Heroic Martyr
A fragment reflecting on how new affection alters character turning a once sordid, cowering soul into a heroic figure. The frivolous girl is described as a steadfast servant in patience and ministration, transformed by deathless love into sacred deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hapin
Maori Cooking Eels Studied By Danish Scientist
Danish scientist Dr. Johannes Schmidt compares Maori eel cooking to European methods noting eel frying jelly smoking and crude Maori techniques. The article also discusses general tool definitions and a Louisville Courier Journal remark on peanut products versus a cabbit’s skin used for fur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannes Schmidt
New Zealand
Louisville Courier Journal
Portratos Moment Learns Aida Pronunciation
A Detroit News note describes a pivotal moment as a young sprout finally pronounces Aida and aligns with the intelligentsia, marking a shift toward elite cultural circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprout
Aida
Detroit News
Noted Quote From Arthur Warwick Reflects Sickness Insight
A reflective line discusses inner illness and awareness, noting that those most in need of help may not recognize their own sickness. The quotation underscores the contrast between outward calm and hidden distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Warwick
Personal visits and travels of Lititz residents
Numerous Lititz area residents and visitors are listed with their travel and hosting plans. People from Wrightsville, York, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Yonkers, Corning, and other places visited relatives in Lititz or toured regional sites such as Watkin’s Glen Niagara Falls Toronto and Philadelphia. Several families hosted out of town guests and attended reunions, colleges, or weekend trips to New York, Buffalo, and Honey Brook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Campbell
Wrightsville
Horace Sturgis
Ambrose Furlow
Watkin’s Glen
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Canada
Bids $204,353 for Work On New Lititz Highway
The Graham Construction Company of Rothsville submitted the lowest bid for a new Lititz pike road project with $204,353 proposals opened in Harrisburg. The county project had a low bid of $204,358. A. R. Miller Company of Lancaster led the Brecknock township grading at $112,613 for 4.25 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Construction Company
Rothsville
Lititz Pike
Harrisburg
A. R. Miller Company
Lancaster
Brecknock Township
Poultry Tour Set For September Visits At State College
Local men are invited to join the annual Pennsylvania poultry tour with reservations to be made by September 16 17 and 18. Assistant County Agent H Sloat announced that two state tours begin on the 16th and will converge at State College on September 18 for a program of addresses and inspection of the college poultry plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
H. §. Sloat
State College
Almost Unsinkable Eskimo Kayak Description
The Eskimo kayak is a swift, seaworthy skin canoe decked over with a single round cockpit hole. An experienced paddler can right the canoe immediately if it overturns.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Rohrer
Maurer
Poy
Howe
Judicia
Benjamin RB. Nolt
Mrs. Mary Goshert
Mays
K. Hoke
Lawrence Brickenstine
Antarctic
Tan
Hare
Pascal
Carl Spacht
Dorothy Spacht
Philadelphia
Sea Isle City
N. J
Herbert Bowser
Bobbie
Elizabethtown
Jennie Reedy
Herman
Herman Fisher
Kenneth Gereliman
Yonkers
N. Y
Theodore Dugsinger
William Hershberger
John
Everett
Elmer Hackman and Son
Henry B. Gibbel
Raymond Wenger
Beulah Mattern
John Brubaker
N. C. Workman
Mauch Chank
Hila Thompson
Harner
Thompsontown
A. R. Keller
Maggie Risser
Clay
Keller
Fred Brackbill
Miller Kreider
Brackbill
Bellefonte
Albert O. Sturgis
Bert Sturgis
J. Edward Buch
New York
Labor Day
J. B. Hichelberger
Arora
Ill
Fank Hichelberger
Wheatton
H. K. Wike
E. Front Street
S. Raimee
Chicago
Samuel Berlin
Berwick
H. H. Wike
Front Street
Marion Longenecker
Corinth
Spruce Street
Gordon Koon
Grace Hershey
Hershey and Gibbes
Elizabethtown College
Addison Martin
Front St
Alvin R. Keller
Spruce St
Honey Brook
J. Frank Buch
Theodore Buch
Walter H. Buch
William Schoenberger
Betty McCreary
Buffalo
James H. Breitigan
Victoria A. Pyrtko
Lititz Highway
Rush Mig. CO
Front & Cedar Sts
John Wentling
Roy Himmelberger
Hudson
Essex
George Kann Church Square
Clark Chronister
Miller’s
Mill & Market
Foltz
E. C. Foltz
W. Orange Street
Lititz, PA
Record Office
Landisville
Joseph L. Greider
A. Z. Bomberger
R. D
South Broad Street
B. G. Wier
Méz
King’s
Roy K. Miller
J. W. Bruckart
J. C. H. Light
H. RB. Wertsch
Holtzhouse’s
Abe
Studebaker
J. F. Longenecker
North Broad Street
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