Obituary notices from a Lancaster area page
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices dated around a week with deaths from pneumonia cancer and old age. Names include Miss Sallié Miller Mrs Caroline Nagle Elam W Eshleman Christian R Herr and others. Services held at home and Center church with interments in adjoining cemeteries.
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Caroline ‘Nagle
Caroline Nagle
Rogersdalé Spring
Mt. Airy
Schoe‘neck
William Nagle
School Shouse
Sadie
Harry Shultz
Denver
Ida
John Simmons
Isabella
David ‘Strickler
Lititz
Susan
Ia Ee
Lebanon
Elias
Oth
Mellin ‘Eral
Interme Ag Madé
Elam W .Eshleman
Leaman ‘Place
Eshienan
All ‘Saints
Episcopal Church of
Silas K. Eshleman
Leaman Place
All Saints Episcopal Church
Wat Paradise
Palm Sunday and Holy Week Services at Trinity Lutheran
Trinity Lutheran Church outlines Palm Sunday reception of new officers and Holy Week services nightly through Thursday 7:30 p m except Saturday. Easter Sunday offers three services 6 am 10 30 am and 7 pm with the Sunday school uniting for the last. Two communions planned: Thursday 7:30 pm and Easter 10:30 am. Annual meeting elected Elmer Fasnacht N F Gudekinst R N Bowers D H Styer C L Davis and Slestad Ee 8 Geist for three years.
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Risen Lord
Elmer. Fasnacht
N. F. Gudekinst
R. N. Bowers
D. HH
Styer
C. L. Davis
Algo
Slestad
Barn Fire Burns Farm Structures and Livestock Loss
A frame barn on Henry Eberly's Hawksville farm burned Saturday evening, destroying two mules, a horse, six cows and a calf, wagons, harness, and crops. Benjamin Garner and family narrowly escaped as flames consumed the upper area. hogs were saved though one was injured. Quarryville fire engine arrived but did not spray, and losses are estimated at least 3000 with little insurance. The blaze is suspected incendiary. owners urge safety and insurance reviews.
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Benjamin
Garner
Eden Township
Henry Eberly
Hawksville
Charles Garner
Quarryville
Townsley Suffers Illness Then Recovers Rumor
Mrs Ida V Townsley became suddenly ill on Friday morning as reported in the week’s item. The cause cited is kidney trouble and acute indigestion. She is able to move about again.
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Ida V. Townsley
Alumni Association Meeting Rescheduled to April Evening
The regular monthly meeting of the N. H. H. 8 Alumni Association will not be held next Tuesday evening. It will be held on Tuesday evening in April.
Deacon Dubbs Play Delights Bowmansville Audience
The Conestoga Valley Fire Co of Caernarvon township staged Deacon Dubbs in Bowmansville to great acclaim. The performance netted 25 for a new fire engine fund, with 70 members and 78 in the Ladies Auxiliary, and a Terre Hill showing on April 8 is planned.
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Conestoga Valley Fire Co
Caernarvon Township
Bowmansville
Deacon Dubbs
Conestoga Valley Fire Company
Terre Hill
Sam Rubinson Sets Up New Store Display
Sam Rubinson a noted merchant moving from the Enterprise Telephone Building to rooms in the Styer House began removing goods Tuesday and planned to open once the front show windows are finished. The stock is not yet neatly arranged and the shop will present a full line of clothing furnishing goods for men and women plus shoes.
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Sam Rubinson
Enterprise Telephone
Styer House
Clarion
City Property Sold in Lancaster Auction
Real estate agent V. D. Kling of Intercourse Pennsylvania sold a brick dwelling at 847 East Orange Street Lancaster at public auction in McGovern's rooms for Emma M. Barr administrator of Minnie H. Guisinger deceased to Kate F. Mellinger for 5600 dollars on a Friday evening in March.
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V. D. Kling
Intercourse
McGovern’s
Lancaster
East Orange Street
Emma M. Barr
Minnie H. Guisinger
Kate F. Mellinger
Tobacco Growers Association Meeting Planned for April 10
The Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association will convene its regular monthly meeting in the Farm Bureau rooms Woolworth Building Lancaster on Monday April 10 at 2 p.m. The topic for discussion is Tobacco Seed Beds. All interested are invited.
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Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association
Farm Bureau
Woolworth Building
Lancaster
Silk mill adopts four day week to keep workers employed
Due to dull silk market the local silk mill will operate four days a week and reduce loom allocation for workers, though wage rates remain unchanged. The company hopes improved demand will restore full operation and keep all looms and machinery running.
April 1922 recorded deeds and mortgages totals
The Recorder office reports April 1922 totals of 1 397 papers issued, including 429 deeds and 920 mortgages. For April 1921 there were 1 974 papers, with 408 deeds and 248 mortgages. Data show April 1922 deeds and mortgages by day ranges and divisions.
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Recorder
Lancaster
Insurance Notice Fragment From Fire Coverage Ledger
Fragmentary OCR reads a line about a fire insurance issue for an individual linked to a company and a person named Ludwick Honey Brook. The legible segments suggest a ledger entry or notice related to insurance coverage and fire risk.
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Ain
Ludwick
Brook
Last Meeting of Men’s Sunday Community Course
The final session at St Stephen Reformed Church drew good attendance. Organist Florence Bair gave a recital. Rev Swartz read scripture and prayer, with Rev H V Givler delivering a keynote on Religious Fundamentals. The talk explored Christian vitality, historic Christian power, and modern church challenges.
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St. Stephen Reformed Church
Florence Bair
Isaac Cauller
S. M. Swartz
M,be
Russel
H. V. Givler
Tom ‘Raine
Robert Ingersoll
Moses
Boston
New Holland
Ephrata Signs Base Ball Stars
The Ephrata Base Ball Club nears completion signing Jimmy Murphy left handed pitcher Eugene Costello catcher Punch Miller Jack Mack right fielder William Umlauf infielder Ralph H Wagner Stanley Christian Eugene Witwer Norman S Hummel and others. Schedule progress announced with games arranged against top Eastern Pennsylvanian clubs including American Chain Co York Motive Power Harrisburg and various Philadelphia and Baltimore teams.
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Ephrata
Jimmy Murphy
Memphis
Baltimore Internationals
Columbus
Eugene Costello
Baltimore
Internationals
Baltimore Dry Dock
Toledo
American Association
American Chain Co
York
Charles
Punch) Miller
Brooklyn Nationals
Chicago Nationals
Buffalo Internationals
Rochester Internationals
Worster
Jack Mack
Tamaqua
Louisville
Buffalo
William Umlauf
Richmond
Virginia
Suffolk
Lycoming Motor Co
Williamsport
Reading
Ralph H. Wagner
Stanley Christian
Eugene Witwer
Adamstown
Norman S. Hummel
Pennsylvania
Motive Power
Harrisburg
Hillsdale
Mahanoy City
Minersville
Shamokin
Nativity Club
Philadelphia
Hanover
Aren Professionals
Old Timers
Zimmerman
Loraine Apartments
Radio Club Hearing Aerion Quartette At Station
Radionceus members met last Tuesday at Fritz owned station to hear the Aerion Quartette from Pittsburgh. The performance carried into the street with clear reception. After the listening, members discussed radio magazines and a new member was teased about installing a rig this summer. The next meeting at J Howard Rutter's home on Tuesday April 18 will begin at 7 45 with Clinton Fritz opening the program on Broadcasting.
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Aerion
Fritz’s
Pittsburgh
The
Radio Association
Riggin
Good
J. Howard Rutter
Clinton Fritz
Special Services at St Stephen Church Enter New Members
New members will be received by confirmation Sunday evening at seven. Palms will be sung. Holy Week services will be held every evening except Saturday at 7 30 p m. Pastor's themes are Words on the Cross. Holy Communion on Easter Sunday at 10 80 a m. Easter Sunday evening Sunday School Lenten service.
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St. Stephen Reformed Church
W M A Meeting Observes Day of Prayer Friday April
The W M A of Ranch church observes the Day of Prayer on Good Friday April 14 at 1 30 pm at Mrs D G Weidman home. The regular monthly meeting follows the service. Members are reminded to pay Jubilee Memorial Fund pledges at this time.
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Ranch’s
D. G. Weidman
Dette
Ita
Jubilee S Memorial Fund
Angstadt's Harner Leads New Talk Initiative
A report highlights Angstadt and Harner launching a new public discussion effort. The pair aim to engage communities in dialogue on local issues and civic participation, with organizers citing transparency and inclusive forums.
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Angstadt
Harner
Movement to free all toll roads in Lancaster County
Newspaper editors meet with Chamber of Commerce and Lancaster Automobile Club committees at the Stevens Hotel to discuss buying remaining toll roads. Speakers urge county purchase using state funds, with editors broadly supporting freeing toll roads and keeping politics out of the effort.
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Lancaster County
Chamber of Commerce of
Lancaster
Lancaster Automobile Club
Stevens Hotel
Charles W. Eaby
The
Automobile Club
Raub
S. E. Gable
B. C. Atlee
Tol Iroyds
Zook
Lititz Express
Opinioo
Homsher
Chamber of Commerce and Automobile Club
Denver Press
Lititz Record
Terre Hill Times
Ephrata Reporter
Ephrata Review
New Holland Clarion
Honey Brook Graphic
Parkesburg Journal
Manheim Sentenel
Strasburg News
Intelligencer
News-Journal
Examiner-New Era
Marietta Times
Michael Hoffman
38 Year Old Child Burned Fatally
Rosanna Parker aged 3 died after accidentally tipping a bucket of scalding water at her grandmother's home on South Prince Street near Millersville. She suffered severe burns to arms legs and body and died at St Joseph's Hospital.
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Burns
Rosanna Parker
John L
Mary Hepting Parker
Millersville
R. Parker
South
Prince Street
St. ‘Joseph's Hospital
Special Notice on Dr Jy Sherman Content Clarification
Unclear OCR fragment references Dr Jy Sherman with stray characters and address 426 Ne Duke. Reads as a notice placeholder or filing note requiring verification for proper identification and context. Further readable text needed to produce accurate summary and headline.
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Jy ‘Sherman
Duke Ey
Personal Notices From Lancaster Readers List Visiting Friends
Mrs. Lemon Troop visited Lancaster on Friday. George Bowers of Ephrata spent Sunday with Harvey Bowers and family. Elwood Wolfskill and family spent Sunday at Terre Hill. Numerous residents and visitors from Lancaster, Ephrata, Akron, Birdsboro, Philadelphia and York appear in a long sequence of social calls and hotel stays across town, with relatives in Gockley, Kinzer, Terre Hill, Goodville, and Strasburg.
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Elwood Wolfskill
Treva
Terre Hill
Harry Kellenberger
Goodville
Akron
Ohio
Elizabeth Ranch
Diller Grabill
Lancaster
Martin DeHaven
Churchtown
Our Town
Anna Irwin
Birdsboro
Howard Irwin
Mary Weaver
Cora Warner
Isaac QO. Clime
Philadelphia
Lewis M. Storb
Col
Jeremiah Leaman
Harrisburg
Davis Leaman
Elam H. Bowers
Near
Columbia
Mr. Bowers
Harvey Bowers
Daniel Killian
Daniel Overly
Clair Troop
Kinzer
Lemon Troop
Frank Brubaker
Mt. Gretna
David Gockley
George Mearig
Jason Frymyer
Margaret Belle
Mechanicsburg
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Mias
Sallie “Miller
Elam W. Eshleman
Herr
Farmers ‘Trust. Company
Mennonite. Church
Willow Street
Aaron
Hiram Ge McCulley
Trinity
Lutheran ‘Church
Rabés
Honey
City Property
Meeting OF Tobacco Growers Association
St. Stephen Church
A. V. Givler
Dod
Simon Magus
Chrat
Radionceus
W. M. A. Meeting
Agae
C. of Co
Auto Club
E. C. Diller
Miss Alta
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