Travel Notes Show Visitors and Trips Across States
Rev E G Diehm and wife from Royersford visited town last week. Irene Stoth spends week in Philadelphia with Miss Hattie Lehn. Misses Mary and Lavinia Gable of Pittsburgh visit Rev and Mrs Gibbet. Jacob Hertzler Jr and family went to Paulsboro NJ returning Monday. Wilson Baum and Ambrose Furlow toured Philadelphia. Minnie Sroth and daughter Elia visited Mrs Roth's sister in Lebanon. Tirzah Weicksel and Lida Bender head to Youngstown OH for a week with Weicksel’s sister. Edward Wentworth, in knitting mill business at West Reading, was in town. left twelve years ago. Mr and Mrs Andrew Myers took daughter-in-law, sick, to Springfield this week. Jos W Hess of Trenton NJ visited I L Doster and family. Mrs Margaret Wentworth and others spent Sunday at Lebanon with Hobbs and the Igots. Mrs Louisa Buch and Miss Tila Buch depart for Akron OH for two weeks with daughter and sister Mrs Glenn. Bertha Rudy substitutes at post office during Miss Buch’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Diehm
Royersford
Irene Stoth
Philadelphia
Hattie Lehn
Mary
Lavinia Gable
Pittsburgh
Henry Gibbet
Jacob B. Hertzler, Jr
Paulsboro
N. J
Messrs
Wilson Baum
Ambrose Furlow
Minnie Sroth
Elia
Roth
Augustus Steiner
Lebanon
Tirzah Weicksel
Lida Bender
Youngstown
Ohio
Weicksel
Edward Wentworth
West Reading
Andrew Myers
Springfield
Jos. W. Hess
Trenton
I .H. Doster
Joe
Lititz
Margaret Wentworth
Charles Eloff
Walter Wentworth
Rothsville Volunteer Fire Sociable at Stauffer's Saturday
The third annual sociable of the Rothsville Volunteer Fire Company will be held near Stauffer's store on Saturday evening, August 28. Music by the Lititz Concert Band. Food includes chicken corn soup and deviled clams with other offerings. Admission is free. Proceeds fund fire apparatus upkeep and a permanent home. treasury shows $886.29 in bonds drawing interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothsville Volunteer Fire Company
Stauffer’s
Lititz
Lititz Tourists Enjoy Trout and Bear Breakfast
A National Editorial Association party led by Mr and Mrs J F Buch toured Oregon in the Columbia Highway region visiting Eagle Creek Crater Lake and Ashland. They enjoyed a trout and bear breakfast with U S forestry staff in Eagle Creek and dined on Ashland farm produced foods in Lithia Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
J. Frank Buch
Mary Buch
Northwest
Nationalditorial Association
Columbia Highway
Pacific Northwest
Eagle Creek
United States Forestry Service
Medford
Crater Lake
Oregon
National Editorial Association
Siskiyou Range
Ashland
Rogue River Valley
Portland
San Francisco
Crater Late
Lithia Park
Hand of Man
Siskiyous
Mount Ashland
Ashland Creek
Guilet
Brubaker and Hershey Families Plan Joint Reunion
A joint Brubaker Hershey family reunion is set for September 18 1919 on the Old Brubaker Homestead in Brubaker Valley about 41 miles north of Lititz. Descendants from both clans will gather for a day of songs sermons and addresses with historians Brubaker and Hershey to present family lore. Officials include Moderator M G Brubaker Secretary J Clayton Brubaker Treasurer Tobias H Hershey and Chorister Amos H Hershey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Homestead
Brubakers and Hersheys
Oldie Brubaker
Menno Hershey Brubaker
Brubakers Valley
Brubaker
Lititz
Hershey
America
Hammer Creek
Rohrerstown
Game
Hersheys
Brubakers
Brubakers and Hersheye
Sem Brubaker
Lancaster
Jacob N. Brubaker
Krienndshaft
Webster Lincoln Iershey
Tandisville
Iershey
Brienndshaft
Brubaker and
Brubaker and Hersheys
Brubaker and Whersheys
Peter IL
Wellsboro
M. G. Brubaker
Lancaster R
J. Clayton Brubaker
Trea
Tobias H. Hershey
Mast Pete
Amos H. Hershey
New Holland
Lititz Baseball Fights Hard in Season Finale Loss to Klein 4 3
Lititz battled Klein in a tight season finale. In a chaotic nine innings Klein benefited from Lititz errors while Lititz mounted a rally with Diehm Mylin and Spickler contributing, but Brownstown added runs late and Klein won 4 to 3.
Brownstown Beats Pretzels In Final Home Game
Brownstown defeated the Pretzels 3 to 2 in a last home game showing an all home lineup. Lititz was short a regular catcher Mylia led with a jet, while Diehm had three errors and misplayed a throw with runners on base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownstown
Lititz
Mylia
Cure
Diehm
Lititz Beats Brownstown In Pitchers Duel Despite Errors
Foltz held Lititz safe as Brownstown fumbled chances. two base hits by Murr and multiple players stole bases including Murr Diehm Harnish Klopp and Spickler. Fielding swaps and strikeouts marked the game as McCloud and Woeltz worked on the mound. Court proclamation notes Lancaster County 1919 August proclamation for court sessions in Tianet City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Diehm
Don Mylin
Wrightstone
Everett Mylin
D. Mylin
Trauenstein
My!lim
Spickler
Bret
Ger
Klein
Mynn
Cranson
Kay
H-rown
Mylin
Mac
Shirk
D.town
Town
Brenner
Ligzies
Klein R. HO
Ale Hunter
Cranston
Fray
le Kauffman
Brannan
Harieéd
R .I.ee
Cine
B. Mylin
Hauenetein
Spickier
Byars
McCloud
Doylin
Kauffman
Whatcher
Kreider
Murr
Harnish
Klopp
Doubie
Evang
Feliz
Woeltz
Raezer
Ajhereas Larson
Charles 1. Y Landis
Aaron, Hassler
Lanncaster
Court of Oyer and Terminer
County of
Lancaster
Court House
Tianet
County of Lancaster
AL D
Capon supply and pricing guidance from agriculture bureau
The capon is highlighted as the premier poultry product for dealers due to uniform growth and strong demand. A Department of Agriculture booklet explains methods for making, feeding, and marketing capons, with results and timing. Free copies are available by writing to the Division of Publications, Washington, D. C., F. B. 849.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dela
Division of Publications
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers Natl Bank
Penna
Beverly Counts
Arthur Ifott
Louisa Buch
Tila Buch
Akron
Wm. Glenn
Bertha Rudy
Miss Buch
Tethsville Fire Company
Sociable
Record Printing Office
RAGS
Twine
Harold L. Murr
Liberty Bonds
Phonograph Sales & Equipment CO
East Main Street
Vancouver
B. C
Ame
Capilano ‘Timber Company
British Columbia
Johnson
Buck
Seattle
Honolulu
California
Saw Air Service Forest Patrol
Ags
Editorg
Chemawa Station
Salem
Uncle Sam
Capitol Building
Albert D. Smith
Air Service Forest Patrol
Army
City of
Ashland Lithia
Lithia
Agricultural Resources of
Ashland District
Pacific Coast
Brubake and
Rome
Mannheim
Klein Chocolate Company
Manheim
Brownstownerg
Horn In
Wein
Klemm
Elizabethtown
Pretzels
Geititz Springs National Bank
Lititz, Pa
Capital Stock
D. M. Graybill
H.W. Diehm
Foltz
Ss. D. Mylin
Ebrans
P. Oe
Butzer
H. Oo
J. Wolf
Shiffer
Slair
E. Wolf
Graybill
Benue
Lee
Schomburgk
Schornburgh
New York Herald
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Eapontzing
Sale and Exchange Stables
Ephrata
Illinois
Proso Bros
Kansas
Jos. W. Baker
West End
Mechanicsturg
Durham
Houck H.N
Wilsell
Fahradaz
Geo. S. Demmy
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