Wholesale killing of fish along Conestoga creek reported
An alarming event along Conestoga creek around Rocky Springs left water filled with dead suckers carp and bass likely due to a chemical discharge. The odor was overpowering and fishing in that stretch is discouraged for the foreseeable future. No investigation has begun and authorities are urged to enforce fish laws and protect water turbines with screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conestoga Creek
Rocky Springs
Ephrata
Lititz
Denmark
Harrisburg
McCall’s Ferry Dam
Teri reunion and local social notes in Ephrata crowd
Mr Walter Landis and family along with the Houcks Kreiders Stauffers Yocums and Singer attended the Teri reunion at Ephrata on Monday. Diehms of Philadelphia and Lititz visited Oliver Diehm. Airy Hill school opened a seven and half month term with 23 pupils, 7 boys and 16 girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Landis
Samuel Houck
Neffsville
Paul Kreider
Palmyra
Samuel Stauffer
Cleona
Samuel Yocum
L W. Singer
Ephrata
Oscar G. Diehm
Philadelphia
Aaron Hershey
Lititz
Oliver Diehm
Airy Hill School
Families gather in Lexington area for weekend visits and sales ads
Mr and Mrs Samuel Zimmerman and family of Farmersville visit Samuel Hernley in Lexington area. Numerous relatives and friends enjoy Sunday visits and supper. Local clothing store advertises discounted raincoats dresses suits with prices and store details on Broad Street Lititz. Mr Samuel Huber and family take a two day auto trip to Patapsco Maryland to visit Mrs Huber's sister Carrie Haisch formerly of Lititz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Zimmerman
Farmersville
Christ Risser
Brickerville
Levi Hernley
Hallville
Samuel Hernley
Elizabeth Stoner
Eva
Naomi Burkholder
Brunnerville
Mary and
Hether Markley
Lillian Himmerberger
Abram Markley
Clyde Hoffer
Isabelle Greff
Near
Lexington
Eva Metzler
Eva Hollinger
Rothsville
John Zimmerman
Alvin Stoner
Lancaster
Menno Stoner
Roy Schaeffer
Isaac Schaeffer
Henry Mease
Jacob Shultz
Lillian Himmelberger
Himmelberger
Elmer Todd
Menno Habecker
Russell Balmer
Elsie Balmer
Lititz
Edwin Stuber
White Oak
Rufus Gaul
Calvin
William Stuber
Henry George
Rosie Brussman
Reading
Flora Kline
Jaime Kline
Jacob Keener
Daisy Keener
William Keener
Warren. Leeking
Ephrata
Monroe Lehn
Dorothy
Mastersonville
Lydia Keener
Springfield
Mass
Amoskeag Gingham
Lititz Clothing & Shoe Store
Broad St
Samuel Huber
Patapsco
Obituary notices from a Lancaster area paper
Multiple obituaries describe deaths of Amanda Hippert and several relatives. Amanda Hippert aged 74 years 10 months 23 days died at Lincoln avenue after two recent family losses. Other notices detail Annie B. Irwin Charles Birkenbine Maria Eby Polly Harnish Catherine Graver with funeral plans, church affiliations, and survivors including spouses children and siblings. Services are noted for Moravian and local churches with interments at Moravian and Mountville Neffs ville Rothsville Pennsylvanian towns and churches named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Hippert
Joel Hippert
Lincoln Avenue
Frymyer
Abram Long
Pine Hill
Mary Ellen (Long) Bowman
Jerry Bowman
Hippert
James McMullen
Mt. Hope
Susan Habecker
Brunnerville
Louisa Roth
Lititz
Abram Frymyer
Brooklyn
William Frymyer
Hershey
Ralph M. Spacht
Annie B. Irwin
John B. Irwin
Lancaster
Reamstown
Tronville
Silver Springs
John W
Mountville
Mamie
Harry Smith
Esther W
Harry M
Henry B. Weidman
Ephrata
Emma B. Myers
Rothsville
Mountville Cemetery
Charles M. Birkenbine
Holsinger
Zion’s Children’s Church
Harry Landis
Walter Birkenbine
John Birkenbine
U.S. Army
North Carolina
John Gable
Polly Harnish
Agnes Pierce
Schoeneck
C. W. Nagle
Mellinger
J. Bitzer Johns
Denver
Aaron R. Gibble
Warwick House Sale Reports 387 Sales Across 38 Vendors
The Warwick House Sale, held last Saturday, saw 387 sales from 38 sellers. Items ranged from pigs at 2.45 to 12.50 to vegetables and clothing with prices listed, and visitors Misses Mary and Charlotte Elliott of Hagerstown, Md., are visiting their relatives Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Grube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick House
Mary and
Charlotte Elliott
Hagerstown, Md
Mrs. W. M. Grube
Life’s Game: How Do You Play It
A reflective line exploring how one scores life beyond birth, faith, or wealth. The speaker emphasizes character and choices as the true measure, inviting introspection on personal conduct and values.
Be You Centered Life Advice From Emerson
The speaker urges living by personal ideas and not copying others. Critics and enemies arise with every effort, but staying true to oneself attracts better opportunities and friends as one grows and gives to the world. The message: be yourself, prepare, and the world responds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagon Press
Emerson
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. E. Buch
Lititz, Pa
5S. H. Yocum
Howard Ww
Five Points
Lebanon County
Amos Krall
Paul
Reistville
Isaac Brubaker
Warren
Richland
Harvard University
Eli Yocum
Wayne Kline
Harvey Kline
Joe Kline
Lincoln
Aaron Ruhl
J. M. Bomberger
Gingrich’s Church
William Krick
Fontana
Irwin Brandt
Campbellstown
Felix Burkholder
Samuel Connelly
Irwin Smith
Seth Graybill
Rank Bentz
Lexington News
Raabe & Rowman Mig
Pharameists
Snyder Ave
Philo
Curtis Hensel
Drugstore
Main & Cedar Sts
Zartman
Mrs
Maria Eby
Sumpter Carpenter’s
Jacob Eby
Noah Landis
J. Hershey
Eby
Mennonite Church
H. H. Mellinger
Miss Polly Barnist
Catherine F. Graver
Daniel Graver
Landis Valley
George
Pfautz Bros
Warwick
Buick
Scripps-Booth
S. Broad St
Lititz Auto Repairing
Magazines
Cosmopolitan
Hearsts
Good Housekeeping
Harper’s Bazaar
Motor Motor Boating
Hensel’s Drug Store
Cedar Streets
Lutz
Beyou
M. Cohen
New York State
Gravenstein
Seaman
LEED
N. Bread St
Front & Cedar Sis
Willis Gibble
Ind
Record Printing House
South Broad St
H. H. Roger
Orange Street
Denver Fire Co
Firemen’s Carnival
Denver, PA
Bressler
Schuylkill Haven
Mohnton
Sheridan Band
Shillington
K. G. E. County Convention
Ford Automobile
Ray
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