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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1920

Page

4

Farmers urged to support Lancaster County Farm Bureau drive

The Lancaster County Farm Bureau executive committee seeks farmers’ backing for a five year membership campaign. It touts science based organization work, county tests for production costs, crop marketing info, and farmer representation. Education visits highlight orchard surveying by State College experts tracing records from planting to market.

Lancaster County Burrough Farm Bureau Scient Farm Lan Slyes Cam Tol Ware Becher R. D. Anthony Department of Agriculture State College F. B. Lincoln E. F. Pierce G. W. Cochran M. B. Buckman Luserne Lackawatina Wyoming Wayne Bucks Montgomery Chester Delaware Adams Franklin York Anthony

Masquerader Halted After Lancaster Chase

Donald Kuhns was chased through Lancaster’s west side by police and halted after shots were fired. He fled from the Jacob Hupper home on Chestnut street wearing a complete woman’s outfit. The Huppers have left town. Kuhns is detained after repeating appearances in female attire.

Lancaster Donald Kuhns Kurings Jacob Hupper Chestnut Street Huppers Kurins

Travelers Visit Lititz Residents Share Diverse Motives

Miss Viola Schmuck spent a weekend in Annville with her brother, while others travel to girl’s camps near the Delaware Water Gap and to Stewartstown. Notable visits include Dr. and Mrs. Martin of New York touring Lititz, and Rev. I. W. Bobst arriving for a Lititz vacation and praised for reviving the Lutheran Church of the Reformation’s fortunes.

Viola Schmuck Annville Clayton Schmuck Dorothy Jenkins Mary Pierson Delaware Water Gap D. C. Martin Elizabeth A. R. Bear Stewartstown Louise Gordon Millersville Isabel Gordon I. W. Bobst Philadelphia Lititz Bobst Lutheran Church of the Reformation Rev. Bobst

Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Nathanie Hollinger

Mrs Nathanie Hollinger entertained forty two relatives Sunday at Spring Grounds for a special dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Christian Risses, Mr and Mrs John Brosey and Elizabeth, Mr and Mrs Amos Caslow and Morris and Mabel, Mrs Albert Caslow, Elizabethtown, Mrs Jacob Brubaker and Anna and Grace, Manheim, Mr and Mrs Wayne Baum and Samuel Aldus and Wayne, Oroville, Mr and Mrs Samuel Baum, Manheim, Mrs Jaydia Landis Oreville, Bertha Risser, Mr Hope, Ada Caslow near Elizabethtown, Mabel and Sadie Gibbel Mastersonville, Hilda Frymyer Lititz, John Gibbel Mastersonville, John Baum Neffsville, Mrs Frank Seifert Clarence and Anna Mae, Manheim, Clarence Gibbel Sun Hill, Walter Gibbel Mastersonville, Alice and Sarah Baum Greville, Eva Hollingar Lititz, Harry Caslow Elizabethtown, Elwood and Albert Brosey Milton Grove.

Nathaniel Hollinger Christian Risses Hassler’s Church John Brosey Elizabeth Amos Caslow Morris Mabel Lawn Albert Caslow Elizabethtown Jacob Brubaker Anna Grace Manheim Neffsville Frank Seifert Clarence Anna Mae Clarence Gibbel Sun Hill Walter Gibbel Mastersonville Alice Sarah Baum Greville Eva Hollingar Lititz Harry &. Caslow Elwood Albert Brosey Milton Grove

Tip Sams Tale of Twins Dogs Mule and Farm Life

A rustic verse portrait of Tip Sams with twins seven sons dogs a mule and old rosa cow. He raises tobacco traffics in skins and keeps a wrinkled mammy figure while the valley's life shifts to war abroad and civic quips in the fall fairs.

Tip Sams Tip Jude France

Social Roundup of Local Visits and Outings

Miss Elva Metzler spent days at White Oak visiting Miss Mary Biemesderfer. Locals traveled to Mt Gretna by auto and truck, with many visiting Reading and Lancaster. The King’s Daughters from this place joined a Mt Gretna trip by Yergers car, sharing lunch and a good time.

Elva’ Metzler White Oak Mary Biemesderfer Mt. Gretna A. G. Fahnestock Elmer Todd James Habecker Lancaster Rufus Gaul Reading Yerger Jacob Zartman Lincoln Howard Hahnley Indiantown Wayne Grube Kissel Hill Monroe Zartman Catherine Habecker Marion Habecker Vera Bollinger Mary Wiest Jacob Palm Muddy Creek George King Mae Harting Ellen D. Plantz John Peiffer J. K. Plants Arlington Gerhart Man

Students Study Rocks on Mil lersville Field Day

Dr. Roddy leads 24 students from Millersville to Holtwood on a geology field trip along the Susquehanna. They view giant potholes two miles along the old canal towing path near a York County dam, inspect a drilled cliff face, and collect samples including a 12 by 8 inch miniature pothole stone.

Roddy Millersville Holtwood Susquehanna Pequea McCall’s Ferry Pennsylvania Water Power Co Big Dam York County Tully

New State Law Ends Small Rural One Room Schools

A new state statute abolishes rural one room schools with attendance under ten pupils. Students will be moved to nearby schools within a mile and a half or farther with transportation funded by the state. The aim is to save money, address teacher shortages, and improve facilities.

Interstate Commerce Commission

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