CCC Camps Debated at Rotary Club Meeting
William Montgomery from the State Department of Forestry and Waters spoke at the General Sutter Hotel on Rotary Club night about CCC Camp achievements in state forests. He cited 1200 miles of road built, 3200 miles improved, creation of precreation camps and trails, and vast acreage opened for firefighting. He noted strong youth benefits despite funding questions.
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William Montgomery
State Department of Forestry and Waters
CCC
Rotary Club
General Sutter
Montgomery
State Department
M. M. Keener
J. H. Swanger
Benjamin L. Herr
Lancaster Chub
Chas. M. Talley
Souderton Club
BE. A Ziegler
Waynesboro Club
J. P Dunwoody
Roy ST. Wagner
Hotel
Tennis Courts Open In Town At Central Site
State Department officials who viewed the new athletic field project say the grass seed will be planted within a week and emerging in two weeks. They declare the field one of the finest in the state and note its ideal central location in town.
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State Department
Bein Sg
Government Offers Aid for School Building Plans
The government proposes aid to replace aging or inadequate school buildings. Mylin says many one room and larger structures need replacement, with federal funds covering labor and part of materials to reduce costs. Officials want an estimate of total district costs if all needy projects proceed this year.
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Mylin
Federal Emergency Relief Works Department
School consolidation vote proposes new addition plan
The case Taller would need an addition to house incoming pupils after consolidation failed. Elizabeth Warwick ips Penn and Clay townships would share costs for school building, with the local board to review options soon. A government plan aid is seen as almost generous under current conditions, favoring an addition to the Little building.
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Elizabeth
Warwick
Penn and Clay
Eall
Borough Council Receives Water Pump Report and Accounts
The water committee reported pumps in operation at 314 hours and 7,722,000 gallons pumped. Billing notices are to be mailed immediately, with service to be discontinued if bids are unpaid by September 24. Various payments and reimbursements to local vendors and individuals were itemized in the meeting notes.
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Ned
Water Committee
Burgess Brenneman
Loskup
Nlont
Beverly Bros. Citwus
Eichelberger Family Reunion Nearing Century Mark
Nearly 100 relatives attended the 25th annual Eichelberger reunion at Getz's Grove Midway on Sunday afternoon. A program of music and readings followed by games and supper marked the gathering with plans to hold next year's event in the same location. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Henry Plautz and daughter Susanna Edwin Pearthree Mas John Hichelberger and family Alberta Earl Raymond and a Dane Mrs Susan Gable Mrs Elia Irkenbine Bobbie Hollinger and Esther Gurkholder of town.
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Eichelberger
Getz's Grove
Henry Plautz
Susanna
Edwin Pearthree
John Hichelberger
Alberta
Earl
Raymond
Dane
Susan Gable
Elia Irkenbine
Bobbie Hollinger
Esther Gurkholder
Hertzler Reunion Held In Springs Pay
The Hertzler clan holds its eleventh reunion in Springs Pay starting at 4 PM with lunch at noon. A special program runs 1 to 3 PM. Clayton H. Hertzler serves as president and Elam C. Hertzler as secretary. all related are invited.
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Hertzler
Toan
Clayton H. Hertzler
Elam C. Hertzler
Lausch Family Officers Re-elected At Reunion
Lausch, president, and all officers were reelected at the ninth annual Lausch clan reunion held in Eykrata Park on Saturday. Members of the General committees were also reelected, listing several named family members and spouses from Princeton Noda Neffsville Muddy Crees and nearby locales.
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Lausch
Eykrata Park
Tseyenry Gehman
Princeton
Noda
Tilizabeth Shauwb
Neffsville
Kathryn Lausch
Muddy Crees
Elizabeth Shaub
Lansch
Laur
Emanuel
Bear
Community Reunion Program Highlights and Awards
Morning and afternoon sessions featured musical solos recitations and readings led by Rev. Gehman Miss Miler John Kamm Park Dying and others. Prizes went to Daniel Lausch oldest member and Eugene Witmer youngest, with birthdays and registrations noted. reunion planned for Ephrata Park in 1985. Attendance included local families from Lititz Neffyville and Frantzville with committees appointed for games and programs.
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America
Henry Gehman
Pauline Good
Jean Miler
John Kamm
Park Dying
Riley Lausch
Mistreat Hoover
Fern Jone Yuck
LeRoy Book
Daniel
Jack Lausch
J. W. Smith
Ephrata
Mabel T Lausch
Kanim
Verna Reidenbach
J. $. Lausch Port
van Wont
Bobby Durell
Phyllis Miller
Ng Gong
Nyry Gehman
Daniel Lausch
Lancaster
Eugene Witmer
Charles Gonder
John Geltz
T,s Historians
John F. Sehleith
R. &. Kauffman and Son
Lititz
S. Samus
Shank
John
Lausch and Son
Neffyville
H. W. Kreider
Mary
Lausch
Frantgil
Ruth
John Kreider
Daniel William Geitz
Irvin
Joseph
R. D
Sul
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Sami Mishier
Long & Co
Holla Varnate
Springs Garage
B. F. H. Walter
Lester Miller
C. BR
Jacob Singley
KE. E. Habecker
Thomas W. Steffy
Philco
N. Broad Street
Alvin M. Frey
Penta
Ephrata Park
Ruth Kreider
Lancaster R. D
Ruth Keller
Pfautz Bros
Goodyear
A Goodyear Speedway
Lititz Springs
HinewGrind
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