Slow Drivers Threaten Open Road Safety Says Club
The Keystone Automobile Club warns that slow moving vehicles pose greater danger than cautious speeders, especially on Saturdays and Sundays. It notes many drivers creep at 15 to 20 mph, clogging routes with delays and increasing passing risks on busy highways in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The club urges slow drivers to use lesser roads to keep main highways open for others.
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Keystone Automobile Club
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
W C T U Reviews Exhibits and Officers
The W C T U reports 27 posters at a Community Home booth and lists department activities from October through September. Reports of afghan sent to League Island Hospital, special meetings, World Day of Prayer, 14 480 pages of literature, and 40 booklets to graduates are noted along with visits by State President Mrs Black. Officers elected include Miss A Virginia Grosh as President and several vice presidents and secretaries. 20 present with an offering of $1.50 and a box ranch follows.
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Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Department
League Island
Temperance and Missions Department
United Brethren Church
Social Morality Department
Black
M. C. Demmy
A. R B. Keler
J. K. Mathers
H. J. Kline
Christiana
Morris McCloud
A. Virginia Grosh
Elizabeth Hepp
A. V. Grosh
M. S. Ness
KE. E. Habecker
Erica Netherccht
L. A. Weitzel
Mary Longenecker
3. C. H. Light
Ella Smeltzer
H. E. Grosh
N. G. Bachman
Raymond Dobbs
Mary Miksch
Lititz Weddings Tie Seaber and Wahl in Moravian Church
Paul M. Seaber son of Mrs Josephine Seaber of Lititz and Mae W. Wahl daughter of Mrs Christian Wahl of Lititz were married at 2 pm Saturday in the Moravian Church by Rt. Rev. E S Crosland. The ring ceremony was used with only immediate families present. They left for Mt Gretna after the ceremony and will not yet establish a home. Both are Lititz High School graduates and work at the Animal Trap Company office.
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Paul M. Seaber
Josephine Seaber
S. Cedar Street
Lititz
Mae W. Wahl
Christian Wahl
Willow Street
E. S. Crosland
Kenneth Witmyer
Kathryn Sturgis
Clarence Herr
Mt. Gretna
Lititz High School
Animal Trap Company
Stoneseifer and Stief Wed in Neffeville Service
Stoneseifer James A son of James E H Stoneseifer of Hanover and Edith M Stief daughter of Edwin Stief Lititz R D 3 were married Saturday evening by Rev N L Landis at his Neffeville home. Attendants were Christian Redcay and Ruth Knier.
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James A Stoneseifer
James EH. Stoneseifer
Hanover
Edith M. Stief
Edwin Stief
Lititz R. D
N. L. Landis
Neffeville
Christian Red Cay
Ruth Knier
Personal Side Highlights From Local Socials
Syracuse visitors Mr and Mrs TH Couch spent a week with relatives. Mr and Mrs Robert Russell and Miss Libbie Buch visited Philadelphia. Miss Sarah Oehme and John T Murr toured Ohio visiting Cleveland and New London. Margaret Paul and Sylvia Longenecker stay with Vernon Wolfskill in Jolinton. Movies drew a big crowd with preference for alternates. Home Coming Services occur at St Johns Lutheran Brickerville with 2 and 730 PM services and visiting pastors.
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Syracuse
Couch
Robert Russell
Libbie Buch
Philadelphia
Sarah Oehme
John T. Murr
Ohio
Cleveland
New London
Margaret
Paul
Sylvia Longenecker
Vernon H. Wolfskill
Olinton
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Brickerville
Teen hurt in Lancaster garage accident at 108 North Water
Rufus Ehrhart, 17, of Lititz, was badly bruised about the hips when squeezed between a brick wall and a car Saturday morning in a Lancaster garage at 108 North Water Street. He was treated and discharged from St. Joseph's Hospital receiving ward.
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Rufus Ehrhart
Lititz
North Water Street
Lancaster
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Indoor Hillside Service Held by District No 9
The eighth Hillside Service of Lancaster County Sunday School Association met indoors at Oregon United Brethren Church due to bad weather. Irene Keener read, Warren Diehm spoke on I Would Be True, Blanche Stauffer led and sang, Kathryn Goderaur read scriptures, E H Hickman prayed, Esther Miksch read a poem, with next meeting planned for the Neffs ville church lawn.
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Young People’s Council of District No
Lancaster County Sunday School Association
Oregon United Brethren Church
Irene Keener
Warren Diehm
Blanche Stauffer
Kathryn Goderaur
E. H. Hickman
Esther Miksch
United Brethren Church
Neffsville
Dieting Mistake Sparks Laughing Learning Moment
A Fifth year class teacher advised thin pupils to eat less bread and stout ones to Diet. One plump girl misinterpreted the advice and stopped eating bread entirely but substituted rolls. The teacher realized the guidance had been misapplied and corrected the lesson.
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New York Sun
Immensity Chief Cause for Dutch Book's Fame
The massive Dutch folio by Jacob Cats, famed ambassador to Charles II, dwarfs Walpole's brief tale. Its three column pages mix proverbs, emblems, a didactic poem on Marriage, pastoral romances, and a Brewing of living, with extensive prefaces and notes. The Guardian notes copper plates on Dutch domestic science elevating its popularity.
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Lingh Walpole
Jacob Cats
Charles T
H. G. Wells
Austin Dobson
Manchester
England
Guardian
First Imperial Beard Origin and a Funny Balloon Name
The article traces the imperial beard fashion to Napoleon III and notes its decline. It explains the term Blimp for a long balloon used in World War I observation, with British pilots popularizing the nickname and theories about its etymology.
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France
Napoleon III
Cunning Fox Traps Terriers in Welsh Mountain Chase
A cunning fox led four fox terriers through the Owmnanteel range in Wales at midnight. Farmers blasted a mountainside to free the dogs after hours of effort, the fox was killed and two terriers were severely wounded in the confrontation.
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Owmnanteel
Wales
Reynard
Origin of the phrase bunk and Buncombe county
A historical note explains how the expression It s the bunk arose from a 1820 congressman representing Buncombe county North Carolina who rode long speeches to distant Buncombe to signal he was at work. The name Buncombe was shortened to bunk as the phrase spread.
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United States
Buncombe County
North Carolina
Buncombe
Tadge Hilbert and the steel stock forecast tale
In a Kansas City Star snippet a social functionist asks Tadge Hilbert H. Gary of United States Steel for a stock view. He replies the steel market tends to move, rarely resting, and cannot easily go sideways.
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Tadge Hilbert H. Gary
United States Steel Memory
Tadge
Mauam
Kansas City Ster
Delicious Cold Drinks Made With Coffee Syrup
Annie Reddiggk outlines a coffee syrup base recipe that yields two quarts and stores indefinitely. Use the syrup to make drinks such as Coffee Milk Shake Coffee Egg Nog Coffee Malted Milk Iced Maraschino Coffee and other summer beverages with optional cream cherries or vanilla.
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Snea
Skin care advice for Illinois readers on normal to oily skin
A reader asks about managing a skin type that is not dry nor oily, with occasional nose shine. guidance recommends a light tissue cream for normal to oily skin, thorough cleansing, astringent toner, and gentle upward facial massage. Apply foundation cream before powder, avoid heavy nourishing creams to prevent a greasy film.
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Illinois
Tobacco Growers to Meet in Ephrata Park
The Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association will hold its annual field meeting in Ephrata Park on Monday at 2 o'clock, with a 1 o'clock inspection of the Tobacco Experimental Station at Hirshman farm. Representatives of the Crop Reporting Board and U S Department of Agriculture will speak. The program includes talks on early tobacco topics, a concert by the Ephrata Harmonica Band, and refreshments. If rain, the meeting moves to the Park Pavilion.
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Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association
Ephrata Park
Hirshman Farm
Crop Reporting Board
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Tz Ephrata Harmonica Band
Th Park Pavillion
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the Record Printing CO
E. D. Fulweiler
J. R. Johnson
Lititz, Pa
South Broad Street
W. C. T. U. Reviews
Seaber—Wahl
Stoneseifer—Stief
Warwick House
Broad Street
SSS
Annie Reddigk
Annie Reddick
The
du Bamry Beauty
Dietrich’s
South
Spruce Street
Penna
SWIFT
Libby’s
Kotex
U-Well
Roy B. Kneeburg
Hepp
Bidg
Jacob Kling
East Main Street
Hudson
Essex Garage
D. L. Nerf
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