Annie M. Davis 89 widow of Robert Davis dies
Annie M. Davis, 89, widow of Robert Davis, died Saturday afternoon at Zion Home north of town from complications. Born in Lancaster April 20, 1843, daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth Baker. Her husband died 20 years ago. Lived 25 years in Philadelphia. Member of Reformed Church. Survived by nephews and nieces in Millersville and Marietta. Funeral 10 A M Tuesday at Fred F. Groff Parlor Lancaster. Buried Millersville Mennonite Cemetery.
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Annie M. Davis
Robert Davis
Zion Home
Town
Lancaster
Jacob
Elizabeth Buchem Baker
Philadelphia
The
Reformed Church
Millersville
Marietta
Fred F. Groff, Inc
Millersville Mennonite Cemetery
Naomi Heffley Dies at 15 After Long Illness in Akron
Naomi L Heffley 15 daughter of Harry J and Mary Loose Heffley Akron died at 2 50 PM Saturday after a long illness She was a Brethren Church member Survived by parents two brothers Mark of Manheim Nathan at home grandfather Daniel Loose Akron and grandmother Mrs Alice Heffley Denver Funeral held yesterday at home 130 PM and 2 PM at Brethren Church Akron Burial in Middle Creek Cemetery
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Naomi L. Heffley
Harry J. and
Mary Loose Heffley
Akron
The
Brethren Church
Mark
Manheim
Nathan
Daniel Loose
Alice Heffley
Denver
Middle Creek Cemetery
Henry T. Hacker 60 Dies in Ephrata Auctioneer
Henry T. Hacker of Ephrata, 60, died Thursday at Lancaster General Hospital from complications of diseases. A renowned auctioneer for over forty years, he is survived by his wife Cora Wealand, a son Arlington, a daughter Alma, one grandchild, and siblings Charles, Lottie, Lemon, Samuel, Mrs. John Ranck, Minnie, and W. T. S. Hacker. Private services were held Monday at 1:30 pm at the home, with public services at 2 pm in Ephrata A. B. Church. Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Ephrata.
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Henry T. Hacker
Ephrata
Lancaster General Hospital
Cora Wealand
Arlington
Alma
Charles
Lottie
Lemon
Samuel
John Ranck
Minnie
W. T. S. Hacker
Lincoln
Ephrata A. B. Church
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Council Purses Bid for Water Tank Work and Supplies
Council continued discussion on installing a standard water tank manhole and bid for cleaning the tank interior, leak repairs, rivet caulking, and possible two coats of red lead if drained. Also approved a light at the new pumping station and permits for 1000 gal gasoline tanks. water supply praised, health department guidance noted, street work and lodge lockup report included, bills approved.
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C. M. Snavely
Wm. Fry
Walter Miller
State Department of Health
Burgess Breneman
Penna
Fragmented Public Ledger Totals and Receipts Summary
A list of numerous payments to firms and individuals, including Light Co 735.48 Denver and Eph rata Telephone Go 10.25 H M Kofgroth items at 22.50 and 28.50 Addison Harding items at 17.50 and 17.68 M and J B McHugh 3419.10 Chicago Bridge and Iron Works 1850 C M Snavely 475 Irwin Leed 11.50 Hartranft 312.95 Diller Groff 6.30 Russell Longenecker 12.78 Irwin Leed 11 Russell Longenecker 4.90 Hershey Leaman 9.30 Penna Power and Light Co 8150.57 Clarence Rudy 9 Long and Co 7.97 Lincoln Ave Garage 2.60 Lititz Record 7.89 Spring Lake Ice Ga 26.52 W H Muth & Co 42.25 J T Herr 5.40 C M Snavely 2.04 Western Stamp Ofg Co 66.06 Wm Dechant & Sons 189.18 Barrett Co 55.12 B F Fraelich 184.50 Walter Miller 166.67 Lester Miller 90 Dr R Kreider 101 Jacob Sin g ley 80 FE E Habecker 29.15 D K patina 100 Thos H Erb 104 Jerry K Adams 17.63 Chas Murr 4.20 Receipts: Water cents 210.77 1982 Tax 4100 1931 Tax 151.34 Tarvia 2.25 Peddlers Licenses 27 Fire Company Loan 500 Road Rolling 29.25 Gas Permit .50 Fine 10 Building Permit .50.
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B. F. Fraelich
Walter Miller
Lester Miller
Dr. R. Kreider
Jacob Singley
FE. E. Habecker
D. K. ‘Patina
Thos. H. Erb
Jerry K. Adams
Chas. Murr
Home-Coming Service Draws 200 at Brickerville Church
A Home-Coming service Sunday afternoon at Brickerville Reformed Church drew over 200 attendees. Congregation members from nearby churches renewed acquaintances as Penryn choir Brunnerville A B Odette and local Reformed Young People provided music. Rev G B Raezer gave a history talk noting an early settler named Agnes of the Reformed Church and mention of Sebastian Rohrer who bought 300 acres and settled at Bricker-
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Brickerville
Rohrer’s role linked to church land and historic dedications
Rohrer helped the Reform ed group acquire land from Penn for a church. The first preaching occurred in 1727, with a 1746 church dedication. The building served as a hospital for Washington’s army after Brandywine, burying some soldiers. The current church was started in spring 1818 and dedicated October 2, 1813, 119 years ago this Sunday.
John H Fry Butcher to Call Door to Door
Notice that John H Fry the butcher who sources meats from home raised and grain fed hogs will again go door to door starting Saturday October 1. He emphasizes items from local hogs and grain fed stock.
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John H. Fry
Lititz Public Real Estate and Personal Property Sales
Public sale schedule listing real estate and personal property for late Annie Druckenbroad at 138 Liberty St Lititz on Oct 1 at 1 PM by Anna G Hamilton. Second sale Oct 8 for a 244 story brick dwelling at 66 E Lincoln Ave Lititz Pa by W H Benner. Third sale Oct 22 of real estate and property of late Andrew Myers at 469 E Main St by Henry and Roy Myers administrators at 2 PM.
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Annie Druckenbroad
Liberty St
Lititz
Anna G. Hamilton
E. Lincoln Avenue
W. H. Benner
Andrew Myers
Main St
Henry and
Roy Myers
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John Wenstling
Rothsville
KODAK
Fritz Studio
Harris
Mill & Market
Fox
Hacon
Pfautz Brothersg Dept
Walter S. Fry
S. Broad St
B. G. Wier
Center St
N. A
Jerry Adams
Cedar St
Lincoln Ave
South Broad Street
BOOS
Maple ST
Maple S&j
Habecker
Town Council
Doster
LUX Tgilet
Libby’s Sauer Kraut
Wisconsin
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