Penn Township Office Moves to New Central Plant
The Penn Township office relocates from Lancaster to its new home with rebuilt second floor and extended roof, new windows, and a long storage closet. Miss Ruth Wisman of Marietta leads the moved department with assistants Miss Mary Sarbaugh and Miss Catherine Gable, from Columbia and Klinesville respectively.
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Lancaster
Rother
Ruth Wisman
Marietta
Penn Township
Mary Sarbaugh
Columbia
Catherine Gable
Klinesville
Newton Buch Addresses Rotarians On Europe
Newton Buch spoke to the Lititz Rotary Club at the General Sutter Hotel about European and African conditions. He warned war in the near future is unlikely due to unprepared nations and finances but anticipated rising armament and potential clashes among old enemies. Ball of Harrisburg and Prof. M. C. Demmy chaired and announced the district conference at Salisbury in two weeks.
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Europe
Lititz
American
Cyaninid Co
Duke
Projet
South Africa
Charles W. Ball
Harrisburg
Salisbury
M.C. Demmy
Local church officers named in annual report
The Rev. Byron K. Horne is vice president, Paul H. Bomberger serves as secretary, and Walter G. Nooney is the treasurer as part of the church’s annual leadership slate.
New Plant Floor Plan Details and Office Relocation
The description outlines a factory layout with machines in rows along the middle, cutting benches on one side and boxing on the other. Box storage and garment inspection rooms are at the front, a loading platform separates front rooms, and a cement incline doorway becomes the loading entrance. Company offices move to the building’s second floor, previously used for offices and clubs.
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Garment Inspection Department
Spence Street
Hunter Earns Praise for Spruce Street Plant Expansion
Offices will give the Spruce Street plant much-needed room. Congratulations are due Mr. Hunter for providing employment and desirable working conditions for many people.
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Spruce Street
Hunter
Company Maintains Quality Focus Through Low Mood Period
The article credits the company’s steady commitment to quality as a key driver of its success during a difficult period, highlighting unwavering determination to keep products at a high standard.
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Pany
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Lyood
Wertsch
Luden’s
Ellen’s Variety Dress Shop
East Main Street
Norge
Alvin M. Frey
N. Broad Street
Penna
Pennsylvania Power & Light Company
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