Obituary of Mrs Emma M Breitigan
Mrs Emma M Breitigan 48 of 405 S Broad St died at home yesterday at 5 30 after a three month illness. Born in Lititz she was a Church of the Brethren member. Surviving husband Jas H Breitigan and siblings Elizabeta Eby and John M Miller. Funeral 2 PM Saturday from the home and 2 30 PM at the Church of the Brethren. Interment Longenecker cemetery. Beck Bros funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma M
Breitigan
S. Broad St
Lititz
Church of the Brethren
Elizabeta
Harry Eby
Bryn Mawr
John M. Miller
Longenecker’ S
Beck Bros
Henry Bear Henry Bear dies at 98 Civil War veteran
Henry Bear Henry Bear 98 a Civil War veteran died yesterday at the home of a grandson Harry Leed in Eph rata. He is survived by his brother Alex of town and two sisters Mrs Kate Lutz Lititz and Mrs Susan Stark of the Zion Home. Funeral 2 PM Saturday at Neffsville A B Church with interment in adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bear
Harry Leed
Ephrata
Alex
Kate Lutz
Lititz
Susan Stark
Zion Home
Neffsville A. B. Church
Local visits mark Labor Day across Penryn area
Mr and Mrs Elmer Weachter and Miss Gertrude Wolfskill visited Mr and Mrs John Bashore at Lebanon on Sunday. The Showalter family of Ephrata visited Edward Zell, and the Biemesderfer and Dyer households traveled to spend Labor Day with local families in Penryn and Mastersonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Weachter
Gertrude Wolfskill
John Bashore
Lebanon
John Showalter
Ephrata
Edward Zell
Warren Biemesderder
Gloucester
N. J
Philip Dyer
Philadelphia
Labor Day
John Biemesderfer
Allen Ober
Mastersonville
Alice Ober
Carl. Weber
E. B. Weber
New Holland
Miss Betty Leed Visits Staten Island as Guest
Miss Betty Leed spends part of the week at Staten Island as guest of her college roommate. Several groups enjoy weekend visits from Norfolk and Orange Street residents as well as Hershey and Gibbes staff members. Reverend George Clarke and family visit York area and attend church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Leed
Staten Island
Paul Royer
Norfolk
Harvey Royer
Orange Street
Lillian McCreary
Dorothy Spickler
Atlantic City
Robert Ingersoll
Nice
Doris
Donald Ingersoll
Mrs. Egan
Sherrill
N. Y
Ellis Spickler
Mary Sarbaugh
Hershey and Gibbes
Lamberton
North Carolina
Mary Drake
Jane Cleff
Harrisburg
Dorothy Prowell
Steelton
Arlene Demmy
Evelyn Zimmerman
Helen Leed
Hershey & Gibbes
Local Residents Travel and Hospital News Summary
Emerson Groff of Kentucky visited his father Elam Groff at Locust Street area for several days. The Graybills left for South Carolina and Florida for a few days. A group including Todd Shoemaker and Sturgis families visited relatives in Pittsburgh. Amos F. Longesecker was admitted to Lancaster General Hospital Sunday and operated on Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Groff
Kentucky
Elam Groff
Locust Street
Graybill
East Main Street
South Carolina
Florida
Jack Todd
George
Oitis Sturgis
Walter Ricker
Jim
Todd
Pittsburgh
Embry Shoemaker
Bobby
Emory
Kingston
Shoemaker
Homer Sturgis
Mr. Sturgis
Chas
R Gundrum
Fishing Creek
John Lehn
Red Point
Loeffler
Anna
Weddings Miss Emeline Hay and Theodore Laser
Miss Emeline M Hay and Theodore M Laser tied the knot at 1 30 PM on Saturday at the U B parsonage North Cedar Street Manheim R D 1 with attendants Miss Anna Laser Miss Helen Eversoll Paul Hay and Mr Heagy. After a short wedding trip they will reside with the bride's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emeline M. Hay
Theodore M. Laser
Manheim R. D. 1
U. B. Parsonage
North Cedar Street
J. G. H. Light
Anna Laser
Helen Eversoll
Paul Hay
Mr. Heagy
Ditzler and Boyer wed at Lutheran parsonage
Miss Evelyn Ditzler daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Ditzler 1118 Spruce St and Warren Boyer son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Boyer Lititz R D 5 were married by Rev F A Weickvel at the Lutheran parsonage West Orange St Monday at 9 30 A M They were attended by Miss Esta L Boyer sister of the bridegroom and Ray W Millhouse of Millway
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Ditzler
Jacob Ditzler
Spruce St
Warren Boyer
Wayne Boyer
Lititz R. D
F. A. Weickvel
West Orange St
Esta L. Boyer
Ray W. Millhouse
Millway
Secretive as a word origin and pronunciation note
The Literary Digest explains the adjective secretive has one pronunciation with emphasis on the second syllable. It derives from secrete meaning to remove from observation or to separate by secretion in physiology.
Rotary Club program features baby chicks talk
Rotary members heard a talk by Charles Price of Sellersville on the chick hatching business. Price described incubators, modern methods, and brought a box of baby chicks to illustrate. The second Lititz club golf tournament for the season was set for today but may be postponed due to weather. members were advised to call to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harding
Town
Byron K. Horne
Charles M. Tailey
Soucerton
Mr. Price
Ike
Hin
Lititz Club
H. J. Herr
Henry B. Gibbes
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Mrs
Emma_M. Breitigan
Penryn
George Clarke
Lionville
Clarke
York
Boyer—Ditzler
ORK
Taxpayer
Atland Cement Association
Walnut Street
Philadelphia, Pa
Rotary Club
M.C. Demmy
Spacht’s
Ferrelt FS
Ownlyy
Pennsylvania Power & Light Company
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