County events show night shifts run at multiple plants
County reports indicate each of several factories including the F. and M Hat Company Westerhoff Silk Mill Leininger Silk Throwing Plant A N Wolf Shoe Company and Blue Line Hosiery Mill are operating overtime with night shifts and orders on hand to last through the year. Akron resident H B Wolf who suffered ptomaine poisoning at the Auto Club Picnic in Carsonia Park Reading has returned from Homeopathic Hospital Reading in the Ephrata Legion Ambulance. New Holland hosts a horse sale near New Holland with about 400 attendees led by William Z Martin.
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Denver
F. & M. Hat Company
Westerhoff
Leininger Sik
A. N. Wolf Shoe Company
Blue Line
Akron
H. B. Wolf
Auto Club
Carsonia Park
Reading
Homeopathic Hospital
Ephrata Legion Ambulance
Horses and farm sale and local notices in Lancaster area
Do You Know Thursday afternoon reports high sale prices for 37 horses, mules and ponies, and farm draft chunk. Safe Harbor dam to flood Susquehanna land around October 1 with 2 feet rise. property owners warned to remove belongings. Akron imposes house and business numbering within 30 days. fines apply. Lancaster man injured painting silo after ladder fall, hospitalized in unconscious state with suspected fractured skull.
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Lancaster County
Safe Harbor
Susquehanna River
Power Company
Lancaster
Harry H. Hess
Lancaster R. D
Amos Charles
East Petersburg
Lancaster General Hospital
Neffsville Notes From The Ladies Aid Picnic and Local Events
NEFFSVILLE NEWS reports the U B Church Ladies Aid will hold an annual picnic at Sandy Beach Park on Saturday August 22 with officer elections for next year. Jr C H held a Watermelon Party on the church lawn attracting about 25 attendees. Rev G Kauffman attended Mt Gretna camp meeting recently. Miss Pauline Eidemiller visited Miss Bertha Kauffman. Local families hosted relatives from York and Lancaster and visited Halloway Beach. Neffsville Girls Reserve met at Esther Corbett’s home with talks on girl reserve and triangle.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
U. BB
Sandy Beach Park
Jr. C. H
U. B
G. Kauffman
Mt. Gretna
Lizzie
Maggie Burkhart
Mrs. C
Shoemaker
Charles
Kersey Bradley
Holtwood
Huber
Lancaster
Giles Kiehl
Neffsville Girls’ Reserve Club
Esther Corbett
Betty Hauck
Delina Heiss
Brownstown Notes and Local Gatherings Pass Summer
Decided to hold the next meeting at Bernice Dunkle's home. A two week Canada and New England tour includes Harry B. Baughey Warren Druckenbrod and Frank Lanais. Families attend Tichach reunion at Ephrata Park. S S picnic at Rocky Springs Park enjoyed by all. Local baseball team lost 8 to 1 to Frymyer Bakery of Lancaster at Rocky Springs. Dr. A. V. Walter returned to Lancaster General Hospital in improved condition after surgery. Third quarterly business meeting set for Sept 11 in Evangelical Church led by Rev. B. E. Stauffer. Stewart Campbell of York and Barton Weber family of Leacock visited Mrs. Anna Bare. Edna Wolf left for Norfolk Va for Hope Mission work. Ernest Helman of Brunnerville and Walter Herrand of Langster spent Sunday with Merrand family. H. D. Brown of Washington DC visited J. G. Mumma and relatives. Graybill family reunion held in J. W. Buch's meadow.
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Bernice Dunkle
Canada
New England
Harry B. Baughey
Warren Druckenbrod
Frank Lanais
R. L. Brookmyer
Ephrata Park
S. S
Rocky Springs Park
Frymyer Bakery
Lancastier
A. V. Walter
Lancaster General Hospital
Evangelical Church
B. E. Stauffer
P. E
West District
Stewart Campbell
York
Barton Weber
Lititz Park Announces August to September Family Reunions
Events booked at Lititz Springs Park include Witmer Family Reunion on August 20, Buch Family Reunion on August 22, Roth Gass Reunion on August 29, Eckert and Flory Reunion on September 5, and Frymyer Family Reunion on September 7.
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Lititz Springs
Witmer
Buch
Roth-Gass
Eckert and Flory
Frymyer
Lausch Clan Elects Leaders At Sixth Reunion In Ephrata Park
John S. Lausch reelected president of the Lausch family association at the sixth annual reunion held Saturday in Ephrata Park with about 450 attendees from Lancaster and neighboring counties. E K Lausch was named vice president. Laura Gelter Matthews named secretary. Mary Lausch Geltz assistant secretary. Harry W. Kreider treasurer. Henry Gehman and Elizabeth Lausch Shaub plus Catherine Lausch named historians. A large general committee was formed, including Elizabeth Lausch Shaub, Laura Geltz Matthews, John S Lausch, and several Lausch family members. The oldest attendee was Phares Rudy, 78, East Petersburg, and the youngest was Joan Anderson, four weeks old.
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John S. Lausch
Lausch
Ephrata Park
Big
E. K. Lausch
Adamstown
Laura Gelter Matthews
Lancaster
Mary Lausch Geltz
Lititz
Harry W. Kreider
Phares Rudy
East Petersburg
Joan Anderson
Roy Any
Family of Nine Children Noted in Lancaster Area Record
Gerson Lancaster R D 5 notes the first family present was that of Lauseh Ephrata R D 1 with nine children in the household.
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Gerson
Lancaster
Therst
Lauseh
Ephrata
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Clothier & Gents Furnisher
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