Traveling relatives gather for weekend visits across towns
Travelers Near and Far lists numerous visits and reunions across Pennsylvania towns. Names include Ella Fasnacht Cedar street, Luke Miller Manheim, Samuel McQuate Kleinfeltersville, and many others visiting relatives in Hershey Beckersville Lancaster Steelton Lititz and beyond. The piece notes Rev T W Bobst's Philadelphia guests and church plans, plus a local subscription reminder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Fasnacht
Cedar Street
Atlantic City
Luke Miller
Manheim
Mille
William Sturgis
Samuel McQuate
Kleinfeltersville
William Engle
Warren Sanders
New York Terminal
C. W. Sanders
A. C. Weidman
Hershey
T. W. Bobst
Dorothy
Philadelphia
David Bricker
Bobst
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Firs
J. H. Yerger
F. AH. Shaar
Henry Goos the 100 Per Cent Cook Patriot Visits Lititz Boys
Henry Goos, long time cook for Capt. Stahr's Ambulance Company, toured Lititz from Lancaster to visit the old unit. A veteran of food service in the Union and a war veteran now in Lancaster, his tale spans Civil War escape, World War I service, and a lifelong pledge to honor an old score with the Kaiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Goos
Cook
Lititz
Henry
Lancaster Examiner
Henry Goons
Lancaster
Europe
Sam
France
Germany
Napoleon
Waterloo
Holy Alliance
Metternich
Frederick Goos
Carl Schurz
Siegel
111Th
Goos
Augusta
Muir
Henner
Captain Stahr
Argonne
Courville
Harvey Hottenstein
Tenner
Armstrong
Wenner
Paris
Wilson
Clemenceau
Lloyd-George
Goog
le Mans
Hienry ‘Guos
Stahr
Pennsylvania
The Sacred Tiger of Siam and Indo China Revered
The tiger is regarded as a sacred ruler across Siam and Indo China. Western sportsmen are blamed for reducing tiger numbers, while natives tolerate nightly prowling and fear the beast’s supernatural powers. The animal retreats to its mountain domain by day and exerts control through fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiger
Siam
Indo-China
Sim
Tger
Manheim Falls to Lititz 1 to 0 in Tight Battle
In a Saturday clash Manheim lost to Lititz 1 0 as Logan held the mound for Manheim and Mylin scored the decisive run in the ninth. Lititz, errorless, pulled ahead with two early runs, while Manheim fought back with scattered hits but failed to score after the sixth. The crowd enjoyed a clean, snappy game and the result leaves Lititz ahead in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manheim
Lititz
Angora
Asbestos Fang
Ag! Yong
Lilitz
Logan
McCloud
Manheimer
Mag
Diehm
Spickler
Don Mylin
Everett
Hauenstein
Murphy
Kelly
Mylin
Brownstown union picnic prompts baseball doubleheader
The Brownstown team, fresh from a 7 to 7 tie with Reamstown, will host Lititz on Saturday for the Brownstown union picnic. Klein Chocolate Company defeats St Louis Cardinals 6 to 4 at Harrisburg and had previously beaten the Philadelphia Athletics. Game scheduled for 3 o clock, expected large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownstown
Lititz
Brownstown Union
Reamstown
Klein Chocolate Company
St. Louis Cardinals
Harrisburg
Klein
Philadelphia Athletics
Lititz Union
Mt Airy Picnic Draws Thousands At Union Park
A large crowd attended the Mt. Airy picnic at Union Park on Saturday with estimates between 3000 and 6000. The grounds, once the Imrlach camp meeting site, feature preserved forest areas and a restored park setting on the ridge north of Durlach. The event featured the Spring Garden Band of York, Hopeland Men's Chorus, and speeches by prominent figures including Prof. Guy K Bard of Denver who recently returned from overseas. The grove was festooned with flags and lanterns for a patriotic holiday atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luita
Mt. Airy
Mt. Airy Union Park
Imrlach Camp
Durlach
Spring Garden Band
York
Hopeland Men's Chorus
Drybread
Guy K. Bard
Denver
Ginling College in Nanking Aims for High Standard
Chinese College Girls explains Ginling College in Nanking, recently opened and run by five boards, with eight faculty, 78 girls. Now in the second year, 18 is a goodly number as last year’s intake was limited. The college shares Li Hung Chang’s old official residence, and plans a fuller year of study to meet a high standard under eight teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinese College
Nanking
Ginling College
Li Hung Chang
Emee
Christian Herald
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Farmers Nat'l Bank
Penna
Rothsville
Harry Shaar
Rodman and
Edwin
Philadelpha
Norman Kline
H. B. Powell
Yerger
N. G. Yerger
Wallinger
Steelton
Alice Wilson
Montreal
Canada
William MccKernen
Margaret McKernen
Texarkana
Texas
Hiram McCauley
Reading
C. E. Crocker
H. McCauley
Carrie
Ruth McCauley
Tarry McCauley
Roy Hurst
Emnett Cumbler
Lloyd Harnish
Centerville
Norman Rhorer
Millersville
Anna May Overholizer
Neffsville
Land
Jay Buch
Mildred
Katherine Buch
Mary Yerger
Anns Moore
Elizabethtown
John Crall
Spruce Street
Mr. Grail
Myerstown
Frank Crall
Neading
Crall
Schaffner's
Lititz Clothing & Shoe Store
S. Broad Street
Lititz, Pa
America
United States
Capt. Stahr
Camp Hancock
Tle
Lord Tiger
Mabaso
D'Arcy Thompson
London Royal Institute
Canaries
Bert Poor
Omaha World-Herald
Atoaarte
AE Niehm
D. Mylin
E. Mylin
Hallenstein
Sivans
A McCloud
Marshall
Uae
Ad Mearig
Hahn
Ing
de Lititz Springs National Bank
Luita, Pa
Capital Stock
D. M. Graybill
H. H. Dierm
Evans
Emn
Mar
Donmoyer
Holling- Surnck
Lavan
THE
Putlie Bate
Shreiner’s
Jacob G. Hershey
Hoke’s Hotel
Penryn
Holstein
Durham
Alderny
Bee
Jacob G.ehershey
Pader
West End
Mechanicsburg
Corarsence
Pun Bale
Ephrat
Ohio
Demmy
Reaél
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