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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1925
Page
2
Sawyers-Sawmill Week At State College Pennsylvania
Farm Calendar holds a week at Pennsylvania State College April 20 to 25 with practical instruction in lumber sawing setting up mills filing and care of saws and timing estimates plus talks. The free course welcomes all to attend any day or the full week. J C Brubaker named managing director of the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Federation based in Lancaster with state wide development duties. Conference included Farm Bureau leaders from Berks Chester Lancaster Lebanon York and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State College
J. ©. Brubaker
Lititz
Lancaster County Farm Bureau
Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Federation
Lancaster
State Bureau
W. W. Livingood
Robesonia
Bethlehem
John Benneth
Lebanon
A. B. C. Williams
York Springs
Elmer Kleppinger
West Grove
Chester County
H. M. Doty
Anna Biery
Shoenerville
A. L. Hackar
EK. J. Walters
State College
Biery
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Fraudulent Fishing Permits Probe Expands
Lancaster County fish and game officers audit a surge of bogus fishing permits and dog licenses. They trace the source to Bucks County where about 600 illegal licenses were granted. State authorities assist in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County Fish and Game Protective Association
Bucks County
Missing Replacement Parts Readiness Ahead of Deadline
A fragmented line notes that broken items are being replaced and that sending for new ones may be completed before they are needed, suggesting proactive stock management before a critical day.
Reading real estate gains noted as shad prices rise
A local Reading paper reports a 25 percent rise in borough real estate values linked to canal work. Shad sell for two dollars per hundred with best fish at 25 cents each amid a market mood described as low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Washington City
Ministers Split Over Use of Radio for Church Services
Two prominent clergymen dispute radio church services. Rev. W. Stuart Cramer touts radio to widen worship, noting ill patients and others listened with interest. Rev. Dr. George W. Richards, while praising for shut ins, argues broadcasting degrades church and common worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Stuart Cramer
First Reformed Church
George W. Richards
Reformed Theological Seminary of
the United States
Cramer
Richards
Citizens Military Training Camps Open for 1925 Sessions
Dr Hertz will examine candidates in this section. Camps run July to 380 inclusive in Corps Areas with Meade Maryland Fort Monroe and Fort Eustis Virginia nearest homes. Government pays all expenses from departure to return. Aim to train leading young citizens in military, physical and moral development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hertz
United States
Camp Meade
Fort Monroe
Fort Eustis
J. L. Hertz
Counterfeit $5 Gold Pieces Sold in Chester County Swindle
Police seek a man passing lead coins plated with gold at $3.50 each as genuine $5 gold pieces. He posed as a collector with a stock of coins for sale to Chester County residents. Victims report the coins bend easily and are not real gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester County
Fishermen Reel In Fifty Trout Near Newmanstown
Richland anglers Shem Leitner and Earl Shanaman reported catching fifty trout in a day in streams around Newmanstown. The largest trout measured fourteen inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmanstown
Shem Leitner
Earl Shanaman
Richland
First Chart of Heavens by Johann Bayer
Johann Bayer created the first complete chart of the heavens as known then. He introduced the convention of naming stars with Greek letters based on their apparent size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Bayer
Tobacco Hauling Trucks Make Debut In Quarryville
Local trucks built to haul tobacco attract attention as community novelty. Firms claim motor truck transport can move tobacco from Quarryville at 25 cents per 100 pounds, cheaper than rail and with fewer handlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarryville
Old Sumatra Cigar Discovered After 35 Years
Howard Hoffman of New Holland found a 35 year old Sumatra cigar in a box he believed empty. He lit the last remaining smoke, noting the aroma had largely faded. Hoffman, a 4th clerk in the prothonotary's office, reports this curious relic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hoffman
New Holland
Mr. Hoffman
Prothonotarys Office
Dudley Watch Factory Sold After Receiver Visit
The Dudley Watch Factory of Lancaster was sold for 55000 to stockholder Phares L. Baker of Landisville. Receiver C D Brubaker of Bird in Hand conducted the sale. Assets were about 152000 with liabilities of 77000. Appraisers valued plant and equipment on South West End avenue at 86628.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Watch Factory
Lancaster
Phares L. Baker
Landisville
C. D. Brubaker
South West End Avenue
Woman active in Grange work in Lancaster County
Horace Yerk near Cambridge serves as secretary of Lancaster County Pomona Grange since 1920. The county has eight Grange chapters and about 500 Pomona members, with additional non Pomona Orang ers. Bart Ephrata and Fulton Granges boast largest memberships. Mrs Yelk is Salisbury Grange secretary and well known among Grangers county and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Yerk
Cambridge
Lancaster County
Pomona Grange
Pomona
Bart
Ephrata
Fulton
Yelk
Salisbury
Klansmen Staged Fire and Bomb Display at Fenn Hill Hotel
After complaints about lawbreakers, Ku Klux Klan members held a dramatic demonstration at the Fenn Hill Hotel in Fulton township. A 40 foot cross was burned after rocklets were shown and many dynamite bombs exploded, heard for miles. Dozens of cars fled the scene as the event began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Ku Klux Klan
Fenn Hill
Fulton Township
Wedded 59 Years Mr. and Mrs James Crowther Celebrate
Mr and Mrs James Crowther observed the 59th anniversary of their marriage at their home. Mr Crowther a Civil War veteran served in the 195th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry and later worked as a mechanist and poster distributor in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crowther
Crowther
195Th Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Columbia
Wild steer captured after seven weeks roaming region
The steer that escaped from A. D. Oberholtzer’s farm at Mechanic's Corner in East Cocalico township roamed across northern Lancaster County and neighboring Berks and Lebanon counties for seven weeks. It was shot on a Schoeneck-area farm and dressed for beef by the owner and the buyer's butcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Oberholtzer
Mechanic's Corner
Cocalico Township
Will
Lancaster County
Berks
Lebanon Counties
Schoeneck
State to Acquire Lake Conewago for National Guard Use
Legislation passed the Senate and House and awaits Governor Pinchot signature to purchase Lake Conewago. The plan would give National Guard control of the lake for swimming, boating, and aquatic instruction while preserving access for the public when troops are not present. The deal includes a land strip and aims to improve Gretna area roads and resort appeal for Mt Gretna cottagers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Gretna
Ferdinand Gremminger
Chautauqua
House of Representatives
Harrisburg
Senate
William C. Freeman
House
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Lake Conewago
United States Army
War Department
National Guard
Ralph N. Behney
Gremminger
Freeman
Pinechot
Chautauqua Association
Behney
Adjutant General’s Department
Lage Conewago
Gretna
Army
Camp Meade
Fort Monroe
Hull’s Hill
Lancaster County
Frank D. Beary
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. H. Buch
J.C. Brubaker
State Farm Bureau
Wayne
Phoenix Utility Company
Wilsonville
Paypack Township
Pennsylvania Light & Power Company
Wayne County
Wellsboro
West Chester
Brick House Farm
Cheyney
Lynbrook
North Walnut Street
L. E. Boals
George J. Moses
Allentown
Gordon Street
South Jefferson Street
Mr. Skunk
York
York County
Yee Tobacco Company
Yoe
Consolidated Tobacco Company
Red Lion
Wild Steer
FORD
Ford Motor Co
Frank Boucher
Zartman Bros
Queen Motor Co
Lancaster Pa
C. M. Snavely
Bell Phone
Myers
S. Cedar St
Penn State
North Queen Street
H. D. Ensor
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