Travelers Near and Far Continue Island News
The article notes two months of progress with island workers becoming proficient. A large luxury hotel remains unoccupied while a sizable athletic field faces ruin. Local visitors include John Spangler from Reading visiting his mother Emma Spangler, and youths Lillian Singley and Pauline Gantz from Manheim spending the weekend with relatives.
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Frank
John Spangler
Reading
Emma Spangler
Lillian Singley
Pauline Gantz
Manheim
Mr. Harry, Stark
Wayne Seldomridge
Oregon
Local residents share visits and church conference travels
Mr. Floyd Bender of Spring City visited town with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bender. Rev. F. A. Weicksel attended the Lancaster Lutheran Conference at Mechanicsburg with Mrs. Weicksel and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bare. Other readers include Miss D Esta Beshore from Reading visiting Evelyn Dennis, Miss Alice Grosh a nurse from Easton visiting her parents, and several families visiting Reading and Philadelphia for social and church events.
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Alice Hackman
Grace Good
Pottsville
Nathaniel Hollinger
Eva
Mastersonville
Talman
Brubaker
Philadelphia
Floyd Bender
Spring City
Milton Bender
F. A. Weicksel
Mechanicsburg
Weicksel
Charles Bare
D’esta Beshore
Reading
Evelyn Dennis
John Leicey
May Keller
Frank Demmy
Lancaster
Julius Sheaffer
Alice Grosh
Easton
William Grosh
J. F. Longenecker
Eugene
Robert
New York
Mabel Cassel
Manheim
John F. Longenecker
W. H. Muth
Sarah
Lancaster Hospital Special to Campaign for Additions
A Lancaster General Hospital fundraising trolley will tour Lititz next Tuesday at 7 45 p m to raise 250000 for hospital additions. The Hospital Special features the Lancaster Operatic Society with music and entertainment, plus speakers and nurse volunteers. No solicitations will be made on the trolley. Local auxiliary members will host the visiting delegation in Lititz.
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Lancaster General Hospital
Hospital
Lititz
Lancaster Operatic Society
Womens’ Auxiliary
The
General Hospital
Special Train Excursion From Philadelphia Reading Terminal
Special Train will depart Philadelphia Reading Terminal at 7 00 p m on the same date for the listed stations. Tickets are valid only on excursion date in both directions. Children ages 5 to 12 pay half fare. Also for sale a registered Percheron stallion Douglass six years old black 1600 pounds extra good young horse. One single furniture wagon with shafts and polo two double sets of harness included.
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Philadelphia
Reading Terminal
Pioneer Fire Company
Lancaster Intelligencer
Township canvass set to push hospital needs support
Endorsement to the hospital needs statement follows plans for organized teams in each township to canvass next week. Each district has a quota and teams will work to push it over the top. Du Pont Fabrikoid bags offered at discount and umbrellas advertised by Lititz Clothing & Shoe Store.
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du Pont Fabrikoid
Lititz Clothing & Shoe Store
Supreme Court to Hear Constitutional Challenge to Eighteenth Amendment
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a case on the constitutionality of the eighteenth amendment. The piece argues that the amendment resulted from long warnings, widespread education, and a multi-decade battle against liquor, with political parties and industrial interests aligning to its passage.
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Supreme Court
Prohibition
United States
Anti- Saloon League
Prohibition Party
Defeated Vet Seeks Sympathy Over Plea for Amendment Repeal
An opinion ad laments a veteran's claim of unfair defeat, calling him a cry baby and urging repeal by the same process as enactment. It argues the veteran cannot mobilize three fourths of states, admitting the strength of prohibitionists and dismissing the appeal.
Death by Own Action Huber of Fruitville Hangs
In a despondent state over health Abram K. Huber a 56 year old farmer of Fruitville turned his distress into tragedy by hanging himself in his tobacco shed on the family premises early Saturday. He leaves twelve children.
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Abram K. Huber
Fruitville
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