Knight of the Raisin staged by California beauty in Philadelphia
Violet Olivet of California travels to Philadelphia to knight mayor and other officials with a raisin from San Joaquin Valley. She plans to confer more knighthoods while praising raisin and California products, urging boosting farm goods and playful advertising for tobacco and other crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Olivet
California
Philadelphia
Sii
San Joaquin Valley
Washington
Spee
Vineyard Domain
County
Knight
Senator Turtling
Cox
Lancaster County
Flies Aversion to Blue Sparks Humorous Scientific Note
Scientists report a quirky finding that blue repels flies and propose playful remedies. They suggest blue interiors and clothing, blue domes for balding men, and conversations about sugar shortages to keep flies away. The piece adds sprays, perfume, and nets as practical ideas, lampooning zeal in scientific inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paina
Argentina
Spain
Travelers Near and Far Continues On Prom Page
Mrs Elwood Furlow spends two weeks at Mt Gretna with Lancaster ladies Chauncey Sturgis visited Palmyra Mary Goshen of Jersey City guests of Mrs Yost William Weaver and family visit Spruce Street Ardelle Kissinger nurse from Philadelphia visits brother Charles Mrs James Sesseman in Philadelphia for the week John Eck of Canton Ohio attends sister Mary Peters funeral Edward Spangler of Philadelphia visits Emma Spangler Misses Mary Margie Kauts at Reading Readings trip to Readin Mr and Mrs Charles Conn Philadelphia visit Rome PA John Habecker leaves for New Jersey after returning from California L C John Shamokin visits J Frank Buch family Luray Cave trip Cumberland Shenandoah valleys MIchigan trip by Lydia Grazer and Grace Good Muskegon Miss Ruth of Hagerstown with Valnacht reunion P J McDonald Industrial League umpire spends time at Rockaway NY Moravian church cornerstone laying in Reading Frank P Evans Manheim hosts Evans family and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Furlow
Mt. Gretna
Lancaster
Chauncey Sturgis
Palmyra
Paul
Howard Young
Allentown
Edna Longenecker
Anna Kathryn Light
Hugh Nethercott
Child
Syracuse
N. Y
Emma Nethercott
Mary Goshen
Jersey City
Charles Yost
Spruce Street
William Weaver
Shillington
Henry Weaver
Front Street
Ardellé Kissinger
Jewish Hospital
Philadelphia
Charles
James Sesseman
Elmer Kauitfman
John Eck
Canton
Mary Peters
Edward Spangler
Emma Spangler
Mary
Margie Kauts
Reading
Neil Kline
Marie Haag
Charles Conn
B. V. Grosh
Rome
California
L. C. John
Shamokin
J. Frank Buch
Ellen Leib
Wm. Zartman
Cumberland
Shenandoah
Luray Cave
Virginia
S. M. Fluber
Mich
Miller Ruth
Nellie Ruth
Hagerstown
Mary and
Walter Smith
Fasnacht Family Reunion at Lititz Springs Park
The 12th Fasnacht family reunion gathered at Lititz Springs Park on Saturday. Activities included morning and afternoon programs with hymns, solos by Hartwell H. Fasnacht and Theodore Dussinger, dances, recitations, a day address by Rev. D. P. Langsdorf, and benediction by Rev. H. B. Fasnacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fasnacht
Lititz Springs
Titita Springs Park
Jesus
J. B. Fasnacht
Lititz
Cornet
Hartwell H. Fasnacht
Schuylkill Haven
Arias Fasnacht
Quarryville
Theodore Dussinger
Helen’ Weinhold
Ephrata
D. P. Langsdorf
Grace United Evangelical Church
Lancaster
Miriam and
Irene Fasnacht
H. B. Fasnacht
Grumbine Family Holds Sixth Reunion at Richland
The sixth annual Grumbine reunion gathered Sunday at the home of Mgr and Mrs Charles Klopp in Richland Lebanon County with many kin attending from Lititz Manheim and Elm. Refreshments were shared on two garage tables and the group planned next summer s gathering at Jerre Adams home in Lititz. The event featured flags flowers and a heavy rain day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr
Charles Klopp
Richland
Lebanon County
Jerre Adams
Lititz
Clara
Fred Strickler
Margaret
Gladys
Charles
Samuel Klopp
Warren
Frank McQuate
Grace
Samuel
Allen
Anna
Kleinfeltersville
Joseph Reed
Wiliam Engle
Ruth
Emma
Harry
Irene
Viola
William Zell
Mary
Marry Adams
Ca Engle
David
Oliver Reed
Eldon
Frank Reed
Josephine
Alvin Kissinger
Emma Ingle
Wiliam Fry
John Hartranft
Edith
Marcus
Carl
Beula
Chains of Evidence at Paramount Theater Shines Cast
Dallas M. Fitzgerald directed mystery drama Chains of Evidence stars Edmund Breese Marie Shotwell and Anna Lehr with Wallace Ray Joseph Granby Jas F Cullen George Cooper Edward Elkas Peggy Worth and Glenn Kunkel in a tale of thieves seeking a radium stash. A falsely accused youth is reformed by a judge’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas M. Fitzgerald
Hallmark
Edmund Breese
Marie Shotwell
Anna Lehr
Wallace Ray
Joseph Granby
Jas. F. Cullen
George Cooper
Edward Elkas
Pegey Worth
Glenn Kunkel
Paramount Theatre
Supreme Court
Police Story and Farm Faith in a Local Herald
A vivid tale recalls Sir Henry Irving’s Don Quixote rehearsal halted by a Bow Street stop and a cruel horse episode ending in imprisonment for cruelty. The article also reflects on farm life, its shift from ridicule to respect, and the farmer’s view of growth, resilience, and thoughtful horizons beyond the milk pail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Henry Irving
Don Quixote
Tyceum
Bram Stoker
Linston
Irving
Bow Street
Chris- Han
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lititz, Pa
the Raisin
P. J. McDonald
Industrial League
Rockway
Mac
Horace Sturgis
Henry Sturgis
Moravian Church
Mr. Sturgis
Emma Stark
Frank P. Evans
Manheim
Charles Evans
Charles and
Lester
Mt. Joy
Elam Longenecker
Ella Longenecker
Petersburg
Grumbines
The
Seaman & Seed
N. Broad Street
J. B. Young & Son
E. Orange St
Uncle Ad
Peope
Curtis Hensel
Cedar and
Main Streets
Lititz, Penna
Ralph M. Spach
Oliver H. Bair’s
Phila
W. H. Enck
Anna Kreider
Corsetiere Ind
E. Main Bt
Delaware
F.H. Becher
Home Music CO
W. King
St. Lancaster
Phonographs
Masonic
Embl
P. O.S
A. F
A. K
Trimmer
Bicycles & Supplies
Auto Equipment Service Co
C. T. Ritchie
East Main Street
Ind
Lititz Electric Supply
E. Mohler
East Main St. Lititz, Pa
Hartford, Fire Insurance Company
Widmyer-Prangley Co
North Queen Street
Anna Bos
Dorothy Gish
Charles Ray
the Sheriff's Son
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