Telephone Plant Expansion in Lancaster Office
The Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania funds 40000 for Lancaster central office construction and replacement work. About 11 miles of aerial cable and 1 miles of underground cable will be laid. Current service covers 4400 stations with a projected gain of 800 to 900 next year. A new front and expanded rear will house modern switchboards for growing subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Smith
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Lancaster Central
Entree
Orange St
Lancaster
Larcaster
Brownstown and Vicinity News Roundup
West Earl Township schools set to open next Monday. About fifty Italians labor on the state road near here, housed at Brackhbill properties. Local baseball team lost 5 to 3 at New Holland, with many planning Hershey excursion. Notables visiting, moving, or improving homes. storm caused damage with wind, hail, and uprooted trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Earl Township
State Road
M. W., Buch
D. R. Brackhbill
New Holland
Hershey
P. Willard Brown
Philadelphia
Amy Utter
Dorothy
Camden
N. J
C. BD. Brown
Chas, Hornberger
S. H. Wolf
Josiah Adams
Butter Bros
Ephrata
Leo Weidman
Elm Court Notes From Lititz Area Headlines
Correspondents report visitors from Lititz to Mr and Mrs Wm Amer and daughter and others calling on Mr H W Diehm. New houses, multiple painters, school openings, and local improvements feature in weekly notes. Residents attend Lebanon fair Union picnic at Manheim and Topton Lutherans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Amer
Lititz
Milton W. Diehm
Martin Bollinger
Annie Kreider
Hiram W. Diehm
Tsase Heagy
George Hammer
Manheim
Lebanon
Union
Topton
Jerome Koehler
Henry Singer
Isaac Singer
White Oak
Airy Hill
Sam Bomberger
Elias Hitnier
Elias Bitnier
Mr. K
Hallville
Rev
Bartholomew
Elstonville
Fairview
Weber
Annville
Among the Romans Guests and local happenings in Lititz
Philadelphia visitors Miss Dolly Gensbauer her brother George and sister Edith with aunt Mrs Mary Witmer and daughter Minnie stayed with Mr and Mrs Christ Imhoff. Numerous locals and guests attended picnics and visits across Lititz and Rome with illness, repairs, and a damaging storm reported.
Brunnerville Brieflets Highlight Rural Life and Oddities
In Brunnerville, Martha and Christie Landis encountered a large black snake while moving cows on their father C. Landis’s farm, with the reptile wrapping around a cow leg. The town also notes oversized peaches grown by Norman Steely and J. W. Roth, plus local visits and family gatherings, church services, and residents traveling to Atlantic City and Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Christie Landis
C. Landis
Brunnerville
Norman Steely
J. W. Roth
Ellie Miller
Katie Habecker
Ephrata
Mary Meily
Irwin Young
Lititz
P. Hartranft
Glarense
Alice Fry
Sheaffer
U. B
Amos Meily
Charles Hackman
Atlantic City
N. J
Samuel Pfautz
Manheim
Henry Pfautz
John F. Habecker
Parsons
Jos. Dreifuss
Tiffin
Ohio
Reading
Phares Houck
Denver
Elizabeth Keith
Jacob Ruhl
Jos. L. Keith
Real Estate Season Promises Strong Farm and Property Prices
The Real Estate Season invites farm and town property owners to place sales with the Record. Demand is expected to exceed offerings, likely yielding good prices. Advertisements reach thousands of Lancaster County residents and generally bring favorable results.
Travelers Near and Far (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1)
Miss Grace Keller a Bell operator enjoys her annual vacation with daily trips to friends nearby Ruth daughter of G L Hepp visits Chanceford York county for two weeks with sister Mrs Francis Hagen Ella Verona Sturgis visit uncle Albert O Sturgis at Nazareth Robert Bailey and family of Albany Berks County guests of Samuel Aubrecht and family W H Mathers and grandson Joseph Sheckard spend week with Joseph Sheckard in Philadelphia Mrs Laughlin and Miss Myers return to Baltimore from Springs Hotel Mr and Mrs T Jeff Hartranft Reading visit R B Nolt near Kissel Hill Wm J Wissler Utica N Y visits Brunnerville E W Remy moved from Chicago left for Windy City again this week Mrs S Loeffler and Mrs M S Hess trip to Boston and Portland Maine Wayne Fahnestock Tonawanda N Y spends weekend with mother A S Meek superintends chocolate factory construction Lloyd Ritchie returns from Weston W Va to study engraving at Bowman Technical school Lancaster Mr and Mrs E K Bear and son Bil wood stay near Kirkwood and attend Rawlinsville camp meeting Mrs Paul Evans and son Philadelphia visit relatives Mrs Evans and daughter Esther in Philadelphia and Wilmington Mrs W B Kesel and New York on wedding trip visit localities Kesel works for Ideal Cocoa Puritan Pure Food Co Mr M W Keller and family leave for Kenwood Madison County N Y Keller becomes superintendent at Oneida Community Ltd Mrs Laura Snayvely accompanies family as housekeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Keller
Bell Telephone
Ruth
G. L. Hepp
Chanceford
York County
Francis Hagen
Ella
Verona Sturgis
H. E. Sturgis
Albert O. Sturgis
Nazareth
Robert Bailey
Albany
Berks County
Samuel Aubrecht
W. H. Mathers
Joseph Sheckard
Joseph, Sheckard
Philadelphia
Laughlin
Miss Myers
Springs Hotel
Baltimore
T. Jeff Hartranft
Reading
Brannerville
R. B. Nolt
Kissel Hith
Wm. J. Wissler
Utica
N. Y
John K. Wissler
Brunnerville
E. W. Remy
Chicago
Windy City
S. Loeffler
M.S. Hess
Boston
Mass
Portland
Maine
Wayne Fahnestock
Tonawanda
A. S. Meek
Fahnestock
Lloyd Ritchie
Weston
W. Va
Atlantic City
Lloyd
Bowman Technical School
Lancaster
E. K. Bear and Son
Bil, Wood
Kirkwood
Arthur Greenleaf
Warwick
Rawlinsville
Paul Evans and Son
Kesel
New York
Ideal, Cocoa and Chocolate and Puritan Pure Food Cos
M. W. Keller
Kenwood
Madison County
Keller
Blue Ball Gains Large Livestock Market Status
John D. Bair of Blue Ball has bought the Blue Ball hotel property yard and the creamery property from Samuel Musselman. He will run a large scale cattle commission business with sheds to be erected. Several dealers have arranged weekly consignments, making Blue Ball Eastern Pennsylvania's largest livestock market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Bair
Blue Ball
Frank J. Ricker
Samuel Musselman
Cattle Commission
Pennsylvania
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Til Lititz
J. ¥. Buch
Lititz Pa
Post Office
Bell Telephone Improvementy
Brownstown and Vicinity
Lexington
Nancy Hammer
Dan Shelly
Frank Weidman
Elmer Kauffman
C. B. Diilman
Brickerville
Jennie
Emma Enck
Elizabeth Farms
Samuel Miller
Hiram Fry
Lincoln
Monroe Hartman
Samuel Keller
Sue, Hainley
Samuel Hess
Warren Hess
Avon
Paul Breitigan
Monroe Zartman
Grangers
Williams’ Grove
M. W. Phillipps
Etta Dillman
Clay
Allen Weidman
Canton
David Meiley
Akron
Roy Meiskey
Hiram Markley
Abram Metzler
Penryn Pennings
Neffsville News
Dolly Gensbauer
George
Edith
Mary Witmer
Minnie
Christ
Imhoff
Harry Brubaker
Columbia
Jennie Miller
Earl Miller
Rothsville
W. K. Bender
Rome
Monroe Eckert
Scheitlein
Newark
Mr. Eckert
Charles Hornberger
Henry Eckert
Michael Hess
Mabel Neidermyer
Gettysburg
Henry S. Shissler
Clayton Ganss
Hillsdale
Dauphin County
I. N. Rebman
George Rebman
Benjamin A. Heiss
Heiss
William A. Kauffman
A. L. Brubaker
Deodate
W. E. Evans
Mre
Redman
Gardenville
Roy Kauffman
Messrs
Melvin Huber
Harry Baughey
Elvin Sheaffer
John Kopp
Samuel Hauck
Lutheran
Landis Grove
Nettie
Sadie Amer
Hanover
Albright
Neffsville
Eden
B. K. Huber
Benjamin Grossman
Theodore Zellers
Andrew Hauck
Walter
Zartman’s New Store
Norway
Nice
Lititz, Pa
J. C. Felker
Stead
Warwick Anakee Wane
Just
Chas. R. Miller
Corner Bread & Orange
Watt & Shand
Corner Square
East King Street
Lancaster, PA
Norfolk
BE. Hanover Twp
Lebanon Co
Jonestown
Harrisburg
A. G. Gibbel
Ratter
Ag’t
Amouunts
J. L. Butter
Farmer’s Trust
Tiffany, Belcher
E. Main Street
Wid Dalle
John H. Tshudy
J. E. Eshleman
Ind
Centre ST
B. B. Leamann
Broad St. Lititz, Pa
Isaac Sarah
Penryn
Bell
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