Annual Taylor Family Reunion Held at the Springs
The sixth Taylor family reunion met on Saturday at the Springs with fewer than a hundred attendees due to rain damp grounds. Officers were elected: President Rev I W Taylor Eph rata First Vice President J G Weber Penryn Second Vice President Edward Hoy Harrisburg Third Vice President H W Taylor Eph rata Fourth Vice President Jacob Taylor Camden N J Secretary Treasurer John Taylor Lancaster. The program included singing prayers addresses reports open forum and a singing lead by Helen Overly New Holland with one death and eight births reported. Read the Record 1 50 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
I. W. Taylor
Ephrata
J. G. Weber
Penryn
Edward Hoy
Harrisburg
H. W. Taylor
Jacob Taylor
Camden
N.J
John Taylor
Lancaster
America
Amos Taylor
W. Taylor
Simon G. Boyer
Malschnee
Akron
Yeagley
Mary Taylor
John T. Weber
Howard Taylor
Samuel Taylor
Helen Overly
New Holland
Richland Tops Lititz In 4-2 Defeat For Lititz
Richland defeated Lititz 4-2 as hits and errors dictated the outcome. Peyton pitched well but errors and sparse hits doomed Lititz. Twardy suffered an injury but finished, drawing silent support from fans.
Denver Ball Team to Play Legion Nine This Saturday
The reorganized Denver baseball team will host the Legion nine this Saturday, a matchup expected to draw crowds as Denver has long been a local drawing card. Also noted is a Legion versus Marietta game on August 13 during the Union picnic. Lititz’s tennis team sits in second in the Inter-County League after two wins, with upcoming matches against Hummelstown this Saturday to decide who takes second place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Peyton
Lititz
Hoffman
Simon
Keller
Enck
Moritz
Webber
Maritz
Shiffer
Twardy
Weber
Habecker
Weiss
Red
Twerdy
Denver
Legion
Marietta
Union
Penbrook
Manheam
Hummelstown
Manheim Raid Seizes Slot Machines and Punch Boards
State Police and Manheim officials raided the town as four men were arrested for operating gambling devices. John D. Shel ly, Charles Schaeffer, H. W. Hummer, restaurant proprietors, and Robert Frey hotelman face charges after investigators report machines in use at multiple sites. Also in Lancaster the Rev. D. G. Glass joined Clayton K. Adams and Elva Grosteffon in marriage at Faith Reformed Church parsonage with Norman Carpenter and his sister as witnesses.
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Strohman
Powell
State Police
Paul Z. Knier
Manheim
John D. Shelly
Charles Schaeffer
H. W. Hummer
Robert Frey
Faith Reformed Church, Lancaster
D. G. Glass
Clayton K. Adams
Lititz
Elva Grosteffon
Near Lititz
Norman Carpenter
Reese or RR Cold Meats Delights for Summer Meals
Delights include a full line of fruits vegetables candies ice cream and soft drinks. Our store offers best quality meats and a variety of foods to help housewives save time during warm months. Customers are assured satisfaction with any purchase.
Husbands Please Note At Lambton One Night
In a tale from Arthur Lambton's From My Story the first Lord Durham, feeling he had been rude to his wife, summons every servant into the dining room and publicly apologizes to her.
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Lambton
Lord Durham
Arthur Lambton
Turning Spotlight on Major League Baseball
A week review shows the Pirates atop the National League with Philadelphia's Phillies tying up significant losses for Pittsburgh. New York Giants surge to lead by defeating St. Louis 5-1 as pitching shines from Jimmy Ring and Art Decatur. White Sox narrow AL gap by defeating the A’s and Tigers, while the Senators upset Ty Cobb’s squad.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Art Fletcher
Phillies
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
St. Louis
Jimmy Ring
Art Decatur
Fletcher
Smoky City
McGrawmien
Chicago White Sox
Windy City
Connie Mack
Washington Senators
Ty Cobb
Tigers
White Sox
Athletics
Washington
Ted Lyons
Jack Quinn
Rube Walberg
Shibe Park
Eddie Collin
A’s
Detroit Tigers
Sisler
St. Louis Browns
Tiger
Trie Speaker
Indians
New York Yanks
Boston Red Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Brockist Dodgers
Hornsby
Annual Meeting of the W. C. T. U.
The WC T U held its annual gathering on Thursday July 30 at Mrs. G. L. Hepp home. Officers elected include President Miss A Virginia Grosh and Treasurer Mrs. Mary Guiles. Numerous department superintendents and delegates to Lancaster County Convention were named. The union lists 164 regular members and 185 additional members across branches with expenditures of 450.03 and 185 donated to the Pinchot Enforcement Fund.
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Wc.t.u
G. L. Hepp
A. Virginia Grosh
M. §. Hess
B. Nethercott
Mary Miksch
Mary Guiles
Loyal Temperance Legion
A. V. Grosh
Francis Willard Y. P. B
Ada Rauch
Lititz Y. P. B
J. L
Elmer Keller
Mary Gingyrich
M.S. Hess
Hess
H. E. Grosh
James Seather
Henry Myers
Join Mathers
McKee Weaver
Ms Dillman
Lloyd Smith
JL W Funk
Lancaster
Young Peoples
Loyal, Temperance Legion
Temperance Light Bearers
Pinchot Enforcement Fund
League Island
P. King
Warwick House Sale Details At Warwick House Sale
At the Warwick house sale held Saturday, thirty-two sellers moved 628 items. Pigs fetched 5 to 16.25 dollars for thirty-seven head, plus various other goods: five rabbits, five bushels of potatoes, four thousand pickles, twenty five heads of cabbage, fifty pounds of soap, seven hundred fifty cigars, a crack at 1198, a desk, and a horse collar, with prices listed among the sales.
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Warwick House
Resolutions from the W C T U Annual Meeting
The Suile W C T U in annual meeting expresses gratitude for Divine help and affirms beliefs on prohibition. It holds that prohibition at its worst beats license at its best, laws against liquor superior to automobile or crime laws, buyers equal to sellers, and that drinkers at high class events are as criminal as those in dives. It notes liquor lawlessness mirrors historic prohibition and places Lititz's conditions on town responsibility.
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Suile W. C. T. U
Lititz
Swine Breeders Tour In Lancaster County
Lancaster County Farm Bureau sponsors a swine breeders tour Thursday August 6 led by Assistant County Agent S R Zug. The group departs from the Farm Bureau rooms at 8 am by car visiting C F Hess near Lititz Milton Hershey at Penryn L H Brubaker near Rohrerstown and F A Achey nearby. A basket lunch is served at Maple Grove Park during the itinerary.
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Lancaster County
Lancaster County Farm Bureau
S. R. Zug
Farm Bureau
C. F. Hess
Lititz
Milton Hershey
Penryn
L. H. Brubaker
Rohrerstown
Maple Grove Park
F. A. Achey
Weathered notes reflect farming, weather, and social quips
A fragmentary collection cites rain affecting crops and weeds, ongoing real estate shifts, and broad business activity. It notes tobacco nearing maturity, plowing for fall seeding, celery prospects, and plentiful sugar. Wry lines touch on youth, travel, and expectations for government and marriage.
Wedding Dinner for Stauffer-Ne n ecker Nephews Honor
A wedding dinner was hosted at Christian and Amanda Longenecker’s Lincoln Avenue home on Saturday to honor their nephew Amon Stauffer and his wife. Attendees included Amo and Lizzie Wissler, Edwin Wissler, Ruth Longenecker, Amos Longenecker, Charles Longenecken, Hari Rohrer family, Maria Grammill, John Painter family, Daniel, Monroe Longenecker, Rufus Roger family, B G Stauffer and Dorothy, Cassel, Mastersonville residents, and others from Lititz Denver and Manheim.
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Christian
Amanda Longenecker
Lincoln Avenue
Amon Stauffer
Amo Stauffer
Manheim
Lizzie Wissler
Edwin Wissler
Levi Longenecker
Ruth
Amos Longenecker
Charles L. Longenecken
Hari Rohrer
Maria Graybill
John Z. Painter
Daniel
Lititz
Monroe Longenecker
Rufus Roger
Denver
B. G. Stauffer
Dorothy
Cassel
Mastersonville
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Boltz
Butzer
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Major League Baseball
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