Local Happenings and Movements in the Area
Local society notices report births engagements and travels among residents. Mrs Slesser announces a baby girl born February 23 while families plan moves from Swatara to Java Avenue and several residents visit Harrisburg Philadelphia Lebanon and St Petersburg Florida for events and visits.
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Mrs
Milton Slesser
William Harvey
Swatara
Java Avenue
Beatrice Strickler
Lebanon
Martha Soult
Mary Roylan
Time Department
The
Chocolate Company
Rexmont
George Hench
Ted Heagy
Harrisburg
Orpheum Theatre
Paul Charles
Edward Foster
New York City
Katherine A. Moyer
Ulrich Weltmer
St. Petersburg
Florida
Emma Hoffman
Philadelphia
Howard Shelly
Derry Church
John McKinnie
Mark Rodgers
Milton
Violet Beam
John Shearer
B. B. Club
Grover C. Sheckert
Aretha Street
Russell Clark
Hugh Imboden
R. S. Woomer
Undertaker's Friend Carelessness Theme In Pennsylvanian Poem
A poem personifies danger as carelessness, detailing how accidents and misfortunes rise from it. It links fatal events to negligence and mentions Titanic, Eastland, fires, and gas explosions as consequences. The text then shifts to a Lancaster Y W C A meeting recap praising the chorus and Girl Reserves activities with initiations and code explainers.
Y W C A Moves With Theater Show and Classes
The World Work Program Committee schedules a moving picture at Central Theatre on March 4 titled Y W C A Work in the War with a silver offering at the door. Y W C A mid week prayer services in the Assembly Room are open to men and women. A T A A Club led millinery class begins Feb 23 led by Miss Olive Roger with register early. Adult Gymnasium meets Feb 24 in the Cafeteria inviting all gymnastics enthusiasts.
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T. A. A. Club
Lebzelter
Lancaster Y. W. C. A
Lancaster
Beulah Shutt
World Work Program Committee
Central Theatre
Butterwick
Olive Roger
Milk Proves Complete Food Says USDA Specialists
Figures from the U S Department of Agriculture show milk as a nearly complete food. One quart provides as much protein as seven ounces of beef steak or six ounces of round steak or 4.3 eggs or 8.6 ounces of fowl. It also delivers as much energy as 11 ounces of beef steak or 12 ounces of round steak or 8 eggs or 10.7 ounces of fowl. Milk remains one of the cheapest foods for its value.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
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