Thos Laux Farewell Party Held by Linden Employees
Several Linden Underwear Company workers held a farewell party for Thos Laux at the Colonial Inn Bareville. Laux, bound for Framingham Massachusetts, will be joined there by his wife Mrs Laux who works with the Dennison Company. He previously worked for Armstrong Lancaster Simplex Paper Box Linden Underwear and organized cost systems and wage incentives. He served as Harrisburg OWA secretary and Set Up Box Code secretary during the codes era. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Hunter and daughter Ann and other colleagues.
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Linden Underwear Company
Thos. Laux
Colonial Inn
Bareville
Laux
Framingham
Mass
Dennison Company
Armstrong Company
Lancaster
Simplex Paper Box Company
Linden Underwear Co
Wike Clan Holds Annual Reunion At Lititz Park
Between six hundred and seven hundred Wike Clan members met Sunday in Lititz Park for their annual reunion, a move from Poplar Grove prompted by Springs Committee, with the Schaefferstown Band entertaining from 1 to 6 o clock. Next year the event will return to this site and townspeople may attend.
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Wike
Poplar Grove
Lititz
Springs Committee
Schaefferstown
All Lititz Eliminated In District 20 Softball Playoff Loss
All-Lititz was eliminated from the District 20 Pennsylvania Amateur Softball Association playoff as Columbia defeated them 7 to 5 on Friday night. Roy West hit a first inning homer with two aboard as Lititz built an early lead before Columbia rallied with six runs in the fifth.
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Pennsylvania
Columbia
Roy West
Personal News Items From Local Social Circles
Mr. and Mrs. W I Dennis and son Eugene of Cleveland along with Mr. and Mrs. George Schneider and son Dale of Canton visited local relatives. Mrs. Hoff and son Dick spent time at Wildwood New Jersey. The Diehm family entertained guests including Dewey Diehm from Philadelphia and Dorothy Hahnwater from Lancaster, then picnicked at Hershey Park. Mrs. James Goldwaith of Washington Borough toured town visiting friends. The Longeneckers and the Painters returned from trips to West Virginia Decatur Illinois Detroit and Niagara Falls. Lizzie Hershey is visiting York with her daughter. Abram Hershey and son left for Doylestown to meet Loretta Hershey returning from Europe. Fred Weidman and Lloyd Fry take army entrance exams in Lancaster. Barbara Wissler won a five dollar groceries basket at the new American Stores opening. Mrs. Samuel Mack of Winston-Salem visited for the children's festival and has recovered from a serious illness. Homer Hackman and Luther Ruhl joined Carl Spacht in Allentown for Friday evening visits.
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W. I. Dennis
Eugene
Cleveland
Ohio
George Schneider
Dale
Canton
M. M. Stauffer
Charles Hoff
Wildwood
N. J
George Myers
Fanny Shinton
Columbia
Margaret Wentworth
Nettie Painter
Daniel Painter
West Virginia
Decatur
Detroit
Mich
Niagara Falls
Lizzie Hershey
Laura Barwick
York
Abram Hershey
Doylestown
New York
Barbara Wissler
American Stores Company
Samuel Mack
Winston- Salem N. C
Byron K. Horne
Mack
Homer Hackman
Luther Ruhl
Allentown
Carl Spacht
Local illness and hospital notes from Lancaster area
Among Our Sick And Injured reports Harry Gorton son of Mr and Mrs Fred Gorton of South Cedar Street spent seven weeks at St Josephs Hospital Lancaster and was brought home Friday in the Legion Ambulance. He is improving slowly. Daniel Eberly of New Street was operated on at St Josephs Hospital Lancaster Monday. H H Snavely of South Broad Street, confined to bed, is able to be about again. Mrs James Breitigan a patient in the General Hospital Lancaster for several weeks was brought home in the Legion Ambulance on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Rosa Hoerger 67 of Lititz Road District 38 gored by a cow at her farm August 9 has returned home from the hospital very much improved.
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Harry Gorton
Fred Gorton
South Cedar Street
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lancaster
Legion Ambulance
Daniel Eberly
New Street
H. H. Snavely
South Broad Street
James Breitigan
General Hospital
Rosa Hoerger
Lititz R. D
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