Fire Alarm Taps And Church Notices In Lititz
Fire alarm taps listed by numbers and streets followed by church notices. Clergy and service times for Moravian Evangelical Lutheran United Brethren Lutheran and other local congregations. Upcoming pastors, meetings, confirmations, and Sunday school details noted for Lititz area churches.
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E.s.hagen
Alfred Vogler
P. T. Brocious
Geo. D. Clarke
BR. E. Stauffer
Albright College
Lititzatio
Kissel Hill
Neffsville
United Brethren
James E. Keene
Union Chapel
Brunnerville U. B
Two Men Plead Guilty to Robbery Charge in County Court
Thomas Murphy and Frederick Lang pleaded guilty to robbery from the person after a Monday afternoon session. The pair, aged 57 and 65, were said to have picked pockets at the Muddy Creek picnic on August 2. Each received a $100 fine and one year in solitary confinement in the county prison. Murphy’s home is listed as Camden New Jersey and Lang’s as Philadelphia. They were en route to Pittsburgh when arrested.
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Thomas Murphy
Frederick Lang
Muddy Creek
Murphy
Camden
N. J
Lang
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Purcell and McClellan Acquitted in Millway Burglary Trial
Frank Purcell and James McClellan faced a trial for felonious entry and larceny over a May 18 break into J. Reitz warehouse at Millway. The post office was within the warehouse. a safe was blown, yielding 212.64 dollars and 60.20 dollars in stamps plus papers. The court directed a verdict of not guilty due to insufficient evidence.
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Frank Purcell
James McClellan
J. Reitz
Millway
Reitz
Commonwealth
B. R. C. Baseball Downs Lancaster 5-2 In Final Game
The B. R. C. nine defeated Lancaster Independents 5 to 2 in their season finale. Jerry Stark pitched a six hit game for the home club. Lancaster struck first in the second, but B. R. C. tied it, then scored two in the fourth and two more in the eighth to seal the win.
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Lancaster Independents
Jerry’ Stark
Independents
Liptach
Pool
Brobst
Weir
Keller
Carpenter
Meily
Spickler
Local Baseball Canceled For Lancaster Championship
The B R C nine called off the Brownstown game to attend the Ephrata Mountville county final in Lancaster where Mountville beat Ephrata 3 to 1. Doremus allowed one hit until the eighth. series tied 2 2. final game to be at Rossmere Saturday.
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Brownstown
Lancaster
Ephrata
Mountville
Doremus
Stony Clan
Rossmere
Fire Co
Young Men’s Business League
Travelers Near and Far Continue Local News Highlights
Local notices recount visits by Waynesboro residents to town, a Loysville Orphans Home graduate joining Gettysburg college, and a Tree mont Seminary reunion with a memorial tribute at Prof. John W. Loch’s grave. Auto polo at Allentown Fair and sugar price warnings accompany diverse items.
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William McCloud
John McCloud
Cleveland
Ohio
Joseph Rohrer
Bessie
Deitrich
J. F. Oller
Waynesboro
H. R. Gibbel
Carson Worley
Ralph Worley
Loysville
Orphans’ Home
Gettysburg College
Charles Landis
Treemont Seminary
Norristown
John W. Loch
Fatal blast accident claims York man on state road
George Heilman about 45, of York, was killed instantly by a dynamite blast while a contracting crew prepared rock along the state road near Oregon. The blast misfired as Heilman bent over to inspect the other hole, tearing him apart. Coroner Dr. Miller ruled the death accidental. Undertaker Weidman arranged the body’s custody and possible return to York.
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George Heilman
York
State Road
Oregon
Heisman
Walters
Brownstown
Miller
Ephrata
Lancaster County
Weidman
Akron
Heilman
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Hell
Reading Moravians
Reading
I. E. Deer
Indianapolis
Toome
Deer
Manheim
A. O. Bartholomew
St. Paul Reformed Church
East Petersburg
Lancaster Classis
Bartholomew
St. John’s Reformed Church
Freeland
Hazelton
Rufus Bucher
Quarryville
Longenecker
Lancaster Circle of
Linden Hall Seminary
H. A. Gerdsen
Charles Nagle
Christian Weber
Samuel Albright
KE. S. Hagen
Louis Huebener
Lititz
Springs Hotel
Huebener
J. W. Bittner
Brickerville
Lutheran Church
Rothsville
Penryn
St. Paul’s Evangelics Lutheran
Charles B. Dussinger
Scranton
Moxley
J. F. Schleith’s
Spruce Street
WNI
Weaver
Brovsh
Kelley
Stark
Gensemer
Jonns
Sluamon
Graham
Ault
Carr
Tilman Stauffer
Charles H. Zeller
Tobias N. Musser
Rapho
Ezra N. Musser
I. N. Redman
Franklin P. Harper
Bareville
Hershey Groff
J. M. Trent
Stevens
Springville
Landis
Squire F. EH. Eagle
Jacob D. Redeau
Schoeneck
William W. Fassnacht
Allentown
Poth
Department of Agriculture
United States
Adamsel
Dubuque
Duque
Luque
Jack Frost
Chicago
Coal Trust
Piné Hill
Charles H. Hackman
Lititz RD
Frank B. Bureholder
Lititz, Pa
Samuel G
Sarah Weachter
Warwick Township
Lancaster Co
Grant I. Weachter A
Sheridan Weachter
Titita
Lititz Water Company
Jon Finance
I. H. Weaver
N. Duke St
C. H. Kreider
Tad
Keen Kutter
E. Myer
Reed’s Restaurant
Marren
Marty
Oliver Reed Ind
Main Street
Mr. Lefevre
Pfautz Bros
Lititz Drug & Dept
Fry's
FPRY
Main and
Cedar Sts
Arcana
Edison Records
E. &. Habecker
RB. N. Wolfe
Tyatoe
EK. Zartman
Brubaker Roller Flour Mills
Brantk
R. N. Wolfe’s
Main Streep
Orrick
Hamilton
THE
Lititz Jeweler
White House
Swift
Bell
John L. Hosler, Jr
Spruce St
East Matt Street
Baxar
Henry Heiserman
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