Christmas Yard Displays At Fire House Impress Locals
The piece notes hobbyists like Carl Reedy of Rothsville and Robert Zartman of North Broad Street building elaborate Christmas yard displays. Reedy’s Fire House display, in progress for about a month, is expected to surpass his two years ago with an estimated equipment value around $1,000.
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Carl Reedy
Rothsville
Robert Zartman
N. Broad Street
Mr. Reedy
Newsstand Saver Offers Three Magazines With The Record
Good news for old and new subscribers as an arrangement with leading magazines allows three magazines plus The Record at a reduced price. Existing subscribers can extend one year and choose one of two magazine offers from another page. Renew now to take advantage. Local news appears on every page of today's Record.
Grosh Injured In Trolley Fall At Broad Street
From the Past reports G William Grosh the carriage maker fell from a trolley on Broad St last Saturday evening and was unconscious briefly before returning home. Vaudeville performers from Lititz made their debut at Stoner’s moving picture show to a large crowd. The local fire damaged the Linden Hall Seminary gym roof and supports causing about 400 dollars in losses. Bowling alley fixtures for Linden Hall gym arrived weighing about 12 500 pounds. Miss Cassie Engle celebrated her 23rd birthday with about 75 friends while Harry Grazer’s friends held a basket surprise for his 24th birthday.
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William Grosh
Broad St
Lititz
Stoner
Ellis Butzer
Lewis Haines
Vermont Meily
Leroy Hacker
Linden Hall Seminary
Jacob Dommy
Christmas Eve Porker and Turkey Raffle at Warwick
Fifty years ago on December 24 residents planned a public raffle in Warwick with a hog weighing 800 pounds and a turkey of 80 pounds for top and low poker throwers. The notice notes no typhoid cases in Lititz or Warwick during the past summer or fall. A Maltese cat, kept by Haydn Tshudy, is described roaming toward evening hours.
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Warwick
Lititz
Haydn Tshudy
A Design for Dinner 1880 and Thanksgiving Meal
A reflective reminiscence on 1880s farm life and Thanksgiving dinner ritual. The narrator recalls meals on the farm at White Hollow, the eighties dining routine, and the generous spread with pork, gravy, pies, and long, social meals. Mentions a new livery service, a diptheria outbreak in New Haven, and a blizzard reach.
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Will
White Hollow
Sleepy Hollow
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