Milk Price Dispute Stirs Farmers Over Board Fix
Farmers and milk processors clash as large manufacturers stand by the milk price set by the State Milk Control Board. The Hershey Chocolate Corporation and Bachman Chocolate Company notified farmers that they will buy milk only at the board’s price of 1.70 per hundredweight, potentially prompting out of state purchases as the dispute unfolds.
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Mik Control Board
Jatlee Group
Hershey Checolate Corporation
Oftein Ghecolate Company
Thrown
He Bachman Chocolate 3 Facating Companye
Ebanon
Dauphin
Contum Board
Last Day To Exchange 4th Liberty Loan Trends
The notice explains closing of exchanges for Fourth Liberty Loan bonds. It notes that certain bonds bearing specified social numbers may exchange, at par, for a new issue of 10 to 12 year Treasury bonds bearing interest. Eligible holders must complete exchange by April 15, 1934, or receive payment of the same.
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Treasury
Ladies Night Of Lititz Rotary Died Speakers At Event
About 50 members and wives attended the Spring Ladies Night of the Lititz Rotary Club Tuesday evening in the General Sutter Baum building in Columbia. Joe Andrews of Corning New York spoke with a humorous talk.
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Lititz
Rotary
4-H Club Meeting At Lititz House 7330 Tonight
A Lititz 4-H club invites members aged 70 to 72 and others interested in tobacco or celery to attend a meeting tonight at the Li Pere House, 7330. The notice mentions a place and time but the text is garbled.
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Fenvih Anniversary Sale at Holtzhouse’s Confectionery Store
Fenvih marks an anniversary sale at Holtzhouse’s Confectionery and Crt Rate Store. Ad reads page 5 and highlights discount offers on candies and related goods with limited-time terms and special pricing for shoppers.
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Holtzhouse
Ady
New Spring Dress Goods at Pfautaz Bros
New spring dress goods offered at Pfautaz Bros at 22 cents a yard. Local shoppers urged to visit the store for fresh arrivals and value during the current sale period.
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Pfautaz Bros
Grass field fire tackled near Kissel Hill by Lititz team
The Lititz Fire Company responded Tuesday afternoon just before 2 36 to battle a grass field blaze near the Ed Vogeler home at Kissel Hill The flames threatened an EF house but were quickly extinguished by firefighters
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Lititz
Ed Vogeler
Kissel Ail
EF House
Four Private Schools Thrived Here In Years Following 1865
After Twin Leek retired in 1865, Lititz saw two girls and two boys schools compete to sustain its academic prestige. Ferdinand D. Rickert and George W. Hepp ran the Lititz Academy, Abraham Heck started a boys school, Rev. Julius T. Bechler opened Sunnyside College, and Linden Hall Seminary remained active. Rickert and Trepp had taught under John Beck. they continued until 1883 when Rickert’s health failed and the partnership ended. Hepp then ran the school from his Main Street home for a while, with a limited boarding and day student body.
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Twin Leek
Lititz
Ferdinand D. Rickert
George W. Hepp
Abraham Heck
Julius T. Bechler
Sunnyside College
Linden Hall Seminary
Rickwitt
Trepp
John Beck
Linden High Sophomores Present The Odd Job Man Play
The Linden High School Sophomores will present The Odd Job Man by Lida Larimore on Monday evening in the school auditorium. It is the first school play open to townspeople this year. The play starts at 7:30 with admission set at 26 cents.
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Linden Hai Wil
Lida Larrimore
Boy Hit By Car In Weekend Accident In Lancaster
Two year old Robert Shanenberger son of Mrs Esther Shenenber of Nayi Orange Street had a leg broken when run over by an automobile driven by David Miller Saturday before 5 PM. He was rushed to Joseph's Hospital Lancaster by Legion Ambulance and treated. The boy’s leg was placed in a cast and he is improving.
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Robert Shanenberger
Esther Shenenber
Nayi Orange Street
David Miller
the Joseph's Hospital
Lancast
Tee
Card Party Tonight At Park View Hotel
The Suits Sportsmen's Association hosts a public card party tonight at the Park View Hotel. Piroehle and 600 are the games, admission 8d5u, with proceeds benefiting the association treasury for restocking game. The regular meeting occurs at the hotel on Monday night and a full attendance is urged.
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The
Suits Sportsmen’s Association
Park View
Piroehle
Old Fire Engines Relocated as Moravian Work Begins
Two antique fire engines stored in a stable on the Moravian Church property were moved to the back of the Fire House because construction on the new Sunday School building starts. One engine dates to 1792 and its future use remains undecided.
Scout Honor Court Tonight Sees Scout Rank Advancements
Tonight the Scout Court of Honor will test for advancement with Moravian Chanel on Monday evening. Dr. Jos S. Grogh opens the program as Barton L. Sharp and Rev Byron K. Horne deliver the address. Scouts advancing include Robert Rosenberg Noah Mg 300 Charles Row nan John J. Enek Fred God say Luther Hartrantt Aaron Ames Quentin R. Keath George King Barton Bieler Charles Kie fer Jr Wallace ’ausch Free Rosenberg Stark. Public invited.
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Scout Court of Honor
Jos. S. Grogh
Barton L. Sharp
Byron K. Horne
Robert Rosenberg
Noah Mg
Se Chas
Rownan
John J. Enek
Fred Godsay
Luther Hartrantt
Aaron Ames
Quentin R. Keath
George King
Barton Bieler
Charles Kiefer, Jr
Wallace ‘Ausch
Free Rosenberg
Stark
17 Put To Work On Athletic Field
With 17 men at work, the athletic field project on W. Orange St. is progressing well after rain halted activity yesterday. The CWA project, started months ago, plans to push ahead toward completion by May 1 as ground conditions improve.
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W. Orange St
Lititz Odd Fellows To Hold Service At Middletown Home
Lititz Lodge of Odd Fellows holds annual service at Middletown Odd Fellows Home. Rev. Byron K. Ionng of Moravian Church to speak. Moravian Sunday School Orchestra and lodge Male Chorus provide music. Service starts 2:30 pm. town parade departs 12:30 pm. All members and friends invited. carpooling requested for those with space for orchestra members. Special sale ads follow.
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Lititz
Time zones clash as Georgia debates standard and daylight saving
Atlanta and Lancaster County grapple with daylight saving and time zone choices. Prof J G Stengel of Georgia Tech presented charts at Emory showing Eastern time could save daylight, arguing local noon differs from apparent noon and work could end before darkness even in shortest days.
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Lancaster County
Atlanta
J. G Stengel
F. W. Stengel
Linden Tall
Stengel
Georgia Tech
Georgia Academy of Sciences
Emory University
Mr. Stengel
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