Local Notes From Ownstown and Surroundings
Ownstown notes list A G Bear under the weather. Local families including Slair Klopp Raczer Stump and others spend a week at Snavelys bungalow near Oregon. Several area residents attend camp meeting at Kricktown and Landisville. Baseball beat Maytown 8 to 1. Visitors include W Nagle from Detroit and Ellsworth Bomberger from Plansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Bear
Charles Slair
Phyllis
N. Lee Klopp
James
Melvin Raczer
Clarence Stump
John
Snavely
Oregon
Kricktown
Landisville
Maytown Sanday
W. Nagle
Detroit
Mich
M. Leicey
Ellsworth Bomberger
Plansfield
Hllis Eichelberger
Frankes
Aurora
J. M. Hess
Adam Seiverling
E. W. Pierce
Morris Wolf Family
Lititz
C. ©. Wolf
Ethel Wolf
Reading
A. F. Getz
Anna
Sarah Hackman
Pine Hill
Neffs settle travels cast from Neffsville
Mr and Mrs BE Kauffman left for Cortland Nebraska to visit Mr and Mrs C C Hoffman They plan to tour Yellowstone National Park and visit relatives in Oregon Mrs Annie Sheaffer spent a week with her sister Mrs Christ Myers and family at Broadway Virginia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kauffman
Cortland
Nebraska
C. C. Hoffman
Yellowstone National Park
Oregon
Annie Sheaffer
Christ Myers
Broadway
Social visits and relatives across Lancaster and nearby areas
Retired and Mrs O T Earhart and daughter Jane and others from Lancaster spent Saturday evening with Mrs Alice Lefever and sons. Families including Bender Martzall Kratzert Vogel Schoenberger Yarnell and Reinhold visited relatives across Lancaster Harrisburg Broadway and Madison New Jersey during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Earhart
Jane
Harry Druckenbrode
Lancaster
Alice Lefever
Jacob Bender
Elmer Schoenberger
Tamily
Esther Corbett
Charlerlois
Vaniergritt
Ethel Reinhold
Cathyn
Marie Reidenbaugh
Christ L. Myers
Broadway
Annie Sheaffer
Charles Lefever and Sons
Harvey Graybill
Thelma
John
Barbara
Harrisburg
M. P. Haverstick
J. BR. McMichael
F. L. Hemminger
Madison
N. J
Arthur Stoner
Suvennali Morning News spelling discussion sparks debate
Editors debate the proposed spelling change for a term discussed as hermanizing ichyology with outsiders yet to be convinced. The discussion centers on accuracy and branding implications for the local Morning News.
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Suvennali
Ambition and claims of ending betpam winion
Fragmented text shows a probe of ambition and proposed actions to end a betpam winion. It mentions an author and possible proposals but clarity is limited and key details are missing.
Family Reunions and Local Church Events List
A schedule lists numerous family reunions across Leola Mechanicsburg Lancaster and nearby towns. Entries include Grossman Kling Kreider Wenger Witmer Newgard Gantz Bamberger Guss Roth Butzer and others with dates through September plus a St Pauls Lutheran County Convention and related church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola and
Mechanicsburg Union
Grossman
Kling
Memorial Presbyterian
Loncaster
Kreider
Bamberger
Guss-Roth
Butzer
Frymeyer
St. Paul’s Tatheran Church
Quaint Trade Signs in London Corners of Old Shops
A fragmentary reminiscence describes aging trade signs in London streets. It recalls tavern symbols, shop façades, and a dog with its head in a pot, reflecting faded customs and the quirky character of earlier shopfronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thoridge
Fragmentary Passage on Surrey Hills Trade Law and Persons
A garbled OCR item references gender and a gay person, a post office, Tun, Opal Chore, a tiny court, and Surrey Hills trade law. Details are unclear, but the piece hints at social or legal themes involving individuals and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buren
Letiepad
Dbehet
Tel
Surrey Hills
Fragmented reflection on observer attitude and intellect
The text presents a disjointed meditation on how passive observation biases thinking. It questions how much weight to give to individual intellects and mature judgment in forming reflections and deciding on actions.
Bamhos Matches in Alidhy Describe Jungle Fire Method
A fragment from Wonen's Home Convent notes unusual native techniques. It mentions fires started by clashes in a jungle, and using tools to produce flame near a river. The text links these practices to a shift toward a perceived profession offering greater mental freedom.
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Alidhy
Wonen
Practical Farm Tips On Crops And Livestock
Farmers are advised to cut hay early for dairy cows, water gardens with a liberal late day spray, pick sweet peas daily to prevent seeding, feed hens adequately to improve egg production, improve woodlots with dead and crooked trees, and focus on quality products to gain higher prices and repeat orders.
Camp Meeting Opens in Landisville Grove 57th Year
The 57th annual camp meeting opened Thursday evening at Landisville with most cottages occupied, an uptick from last year. The Lord's Supper was administered by Rev. W Keath. Young People's meetings run nightly at 6 30 with Mrs Elizabeth Landes in charge as readers preview programs. Friday evening was Lancaster Night with a large crowd and a sermon by Rev. George W Humphreys of St Pat's M E Church in Lancaster.
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Landisville
W . Keath
Tve
Elizabeth Landes
Lancaster
George W. Humphreys
St. Pat's Methodist Episcopal Church
Old Fort Restored at Port San Cartes de Barrancas
The project began in 1838 under Maj William Chase of the Corps of Engineers. A stronger fortification has been built behind the original works without disturbing the old structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Cartes de Barrancas
Tla
William 7. Chase
Corps of Engiavers
Fireworks History Touches Europe From Asia
A compact note traces fireworks from Chinese and Italian origins to Europe around 1200. An official English display celebrated the accession of James II in 1685, marking a long tradition of public pyrotechnic displays.
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Europe
England
Lamp Salvage Shines After Nordic Voyage at North Wales Resort
A damaged lamp from a long voyage was found at a North Wales resort, partially submerged and coated in debris. Despite its rough exterior, the lamp functioned nearly normally when connected to an electrical circuit, suggesting recent seaworthy use and potential historical value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sale
North Wales
Eurmst
Elverrie
Momentous Battle on October 10 732 in Christendom
Charles Martel defended Christendom against a Moorish invasion, defeating the Stuiniens at Po nrs on October 10 732. The grandfather of Charlemagne led forces in a pivotal clash shaping medieval Europe.
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Charles Martel
Charlemagne
Christendomt
Ponrs
People and visits noted across Lancaster area
A 흐long list of social visits, dinners, and weekend gatherings is reported from Lancaster and nearby towns. Names include Wilson Spangler, Harold and Ray, Isaac and Wayne Keller, Anna Bollinger, Anna Fahnestock, Frank Burholder, Emma Miller, Martin Musser, Tevi Hurnt, Dorothy, Taflville, Norman Kline, Dorothy, Jane, Willis Shaur, Mt Airy, Samuel Keller, Amos Snavely, Eryn, Albert Markley, Kissel THN, Palmer, Jacob Kittle, Roy Singer, Lorraine Kline, Elam Shelly, Manheim, Galen etc.
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Wilson Spangler
Harold and
Ray
Atlantic City
Isaac Keller
Wayne Keller
Lancaster
Anna Bollinger
Middle Creek
Snday
Anna Fahnestock
Frank Burholder
Jane and
Tarold
Harrisburg
Emma. Miller
Martin Musser
Amos Snavely
Eryn
Albert Markley
Kissel Thn
Martin of
Palmer
Ding
Jacob Kittle
Alvin Stoner
Lan Rt
Me Stoner
Roy Singer
June
Bobbie
John K. Singer
Lorraine Kline
Elam Shelly
Manheim
Roy Carpenter
Brownstown
James Strickler
Ephreta
Morvis Carpenter
Kermit Singer
Harry Bear
Raymond Leese
Betty
Katie Mosley
Af Rothsville
Myr
John Trilton
Phares Koeller
Paul
Harry Eicheberger
Melvin
Brunnerville
Elmer Herr
Salmage
Kenneth
Abram Metzler
Clyde
James Hubbard
Katie Brubaker
Max Louise
Junet Huber
Harold
Henry Mease
Missesanna
Jennie
Nck
Als
Phares Keller
Ruhl’s Woods
Martin Firestone
Longenecker’s
Jinn Firestone
Jacob Gordon
Gordon
Hleard
Indiana
Fetter
Pensbrooke
Addison Meil Me
M Harvey Kittle
Sadie Kittle
Charles Palmer
Harold Kueh
Littitz
Samuel Hoffer
Jacob Shultz
Vaenacht
Lititz Springs Park
Thomas Borry
Near Zartman’s Mill
Joe Borry
David Frankfort
Air
John White
Sadie
Arthur
Edith
Carsonia Park
Joe Bory
Marion
Kathryn
Mohn's Hill
Harvey Markley
Edwin
James
Abram
Trout Season Nears End Warns State Fisheries Chief
State Commissioner N R Butley warns trout fishermen that the season is drawing to a close. Streams are ideal for fly fishing, with fair bass and pike catches in smaller streams early in the season. Most camps near Lake Wallenpaupack offer grounds and access through the utility company to a fennan.
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State Commissioner of Fisheries
N. R. Butley
Pennsylvania
Lake Wallenpaupack
Hawll
Department of Forests and Waters
State Capitol
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Early Diagnosis of Prime Importance in Tuberculosis
Dr Charles A Mayo urges early diagnosis of tuberculosis noting its critical role in reducing death and suffering. He cites childhood infection as common and stresses that many TB cases arise outside the lungs, including bone and gland TB, with education via Christmas Seals improving public outlook. A child audience at a theater scene closes with a shy remark from Patricia at four.
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Charles A
Faith Personified: Infidel Scoffs Then Eats Ash
A cryptic quip from the Globe quotes Atchi son about faith and breakfast humor. The speaker contrasts belief and superstition, noting a man who eats hash as a measure of faith.
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Weday
Atchison Globe
Scottish Martial Music and Bagpipe Ornamentation
A historical note describes Scottish Highlanders playing martial music on the bagpipe. The air is described as wild and irregular with profuse ornamentation and varied cadences applied by players.
Windows in capitol dome count reaches 679 nationwide
The report notes 120 windows in the capital dome and 679 windows within the United States Capitol.
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Nol
Capital Dome
United States Capitol
Lititz Record Editors and Publishers Listed
The Lititz Record notes E. D. Fulweiler and J. OR. Johnson serve as editors and publishers for the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Fulweiler
J. OR. Johnson Editors and Publishers
Drivers urged to yield right of way as passings occur
The Lancaster Automobile Club warns motorists to slow and give one half the highway when being passed. Violators face fines under Pennsylvania Motor Code, as past passings caused serious accidents. Berks County’s Cyrus T. Fox obituary notes his historical contributions and public ties.
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Ttia
Pennsylvania
Lancaster Automobile Club
Berks County
Cyrus T. Fox
Reading
Ife
Berks
Geary
Fisher
Science Gains Boost From Earth Speed Study
A recent analysis highlights how Earth’s rotation and orbital dynamics influence climate models. Researchers emphasize precise measurements of geographic and temporal factors to improve long term weather predictions and planetary science forecasts.
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Neffsville
ASCO
Paradise Island
Farmdale
Campbell’s Soups
Calif
Vain
del Ray
Victor
Springs Park
Bamhos
Anp
W. H. Muth & Co
Landisville Grove
Philadelphia
Willow Grove
Hast
Petersk
Lancaster Ji Manheim
Luita
Millway
Akron Ephrata
Ter
Phila
How Grove
Atlantic
Ly. A.M
Reading Terminal
Marquette Demonstrator
BUICK
Brougham
Lititz Springs
Marion Street
Lititz, PA
Lexington
National Fulncation Association
Dwerar Wood
Columbia University
Doctor Treeman
University of Chicago
Chinatown
Washington
Veon
Patricia
Fost
Editoria
A Ara
New York
Paris
Mastly
Deist
Cos
W.M. Amer
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