County Events Highlight Road Work and Bridge Plan
County projects include over half a mile of road work and a new bridge over Pequea Creek. The $107 041.30 cost is fully funded by the State. A Lancaster meeting discussed Lincoln Highway red roses with Dr. J Horace McFarland and John Keller addressing attendees. County authorities raided an alcohol stock at a mill and charged the owner. A Murrel man faces jail for extortion and blackmail after a court hearing. Local social notes list gatherings and visits among region residents.
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Pequea
Pequea Creek
Lancaster
Lincoln Highway
Lancaster County
Iris Club
J. Horace McFarland
State Art Commission
John Keller
Murrel
Anne Mitchell
Near Murrel
Justice of the Peace
George D. Danner
Manheim
Reichard
Snyder
Zimmerman
Mitchell
Neffsville church and high school spring events announced
Neffsville U B Church schedules master exercises for Sunday April 20 at 7 30 pm including recitations duets dialogues drills pageant tableau and more May Day events at Neffsville High School start May 1 with morning program afternoon sports and evening PTA program refreshments available all day. Community members visit relatives in Berwick and Lampeter as listed.
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Neffsville U.B
U. B
Neffsville High School
Parent Teachers’ Association
H. R.reidenbaugh and Sons
Berwick
Elmer Reidenbaugh
John M.kreider
John W. Eshleman
Lampeter
Herman Kauffman
Philadelphia
Rothsville Debating Team Defeats Maytown In Slugfest
The Rothsville affirmative and Maytown negative teams faced off at home Friday night. The judges ruled for the negative side by a two to one margin.
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Rothsville
Maytown
The Best Investment In Building A Home
The notice urges building a home as a safe investment that benefits family and community. It promotes saving, planning, and home ownership, promising financial freedom and stability and inviting readers to discuss furnishing materials and practical suggestions.
Maytown debated affirmatives and negatives in Friday session
On Friday evening in Maytown the judges ruled 2 to 1 in favor of the negatives after a regular literary program followed. The program included school songs, a Grace Mease book review, monologue by Elam Fry, orchestra solo by Samuel Weidler, readings and piano duets.
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Maytown
Grace Mease
Elam Fry
Samuel ‘Weidler
Harold Ecenroad
Harry Bomberger
Dorothy Leib
Kathryn Vollertsen
Raymond Mellinger
Anna Mary Seibert
Herma Rickert
Robert Young
Wilson Carvell
Eugene Mohn
Jack
Mt. Bethel
Joseph Mohn
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Herbert Udeen
Robert L. Fry
Union
B.V.D
Cooper, Munsing
Topkis
Lawrence
W. H. Buck
Clothier & Gents
Hobse
Columbia
William Smoker
Smoker
John Eshleman
Manheim Pike
George Frey
Elstonville
D. T.frey
A. E. Binkley
Walter Hess
Beulah Mae
Preston Nigh
Elizabethtown
Minnich
Hilda
Betty
Landisville
Eugene Nissley
Kauffman
Ralph Binkley
Clayton Huber
Willowstreet
Hamburg
Neffsville News
Rothsville Notes
Long & Company
Hayden
Charles Carpenter
Harvey Mease
Henry Myers
Harvey Zn
Shillington
Abraham Shank
Lane General Hospital
Frances Roger
Anda Leed
Akron
Martha Hertzler
Daniel
G- Smith
Akror
Arch Preserver Shoe
UN 'Todd
N. Queen Street
Lancaster, PA
Pennsylvania
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