Christmas trees and sales in Warwick and area
A scattered list notes Christmas trees for sale on and after Dec 12 near Hosler's Spruce street and at N Broad Street Warwick. Local shops report flowers, bantams, a house sale for 1200 dollars, and a Santa in Pfantz Bros window ahead of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Spickler
Hosler
Spruce Street
N. Broad St
Warwick
George Evans
D. S. High
Hallville
Cumberland County
Levi N. Brubaker
Center Street
Harry Birkenbine
Birkenbine
Fred Spinner
Mothers Association
Sara Jenkins
D. G. Witmyer
California
Legi
H. Yerger
Richard
Julius Sturgis
San Domingo
Sturgis
William H. Enck
Public Service Commission
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Reading
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Young Ladies Bible Class
C. N. Derr
Jacob Ditzler
Leon Schmuck
C. B. Hart
Hershey-Seaman Co
Hart
Geo. Shreiber
Moravian College Dramatic Association
Bethlehems
The
Athletic Association
Merchants Endorse Crescent Engineering for Lititz Plant
The Retail Merchants Association voices strong support for Crescent Engineering Company locating in Lititz. A committee led by J. H. Breitigan C. E. Berennas and M. J. Steiner found rigorous verification of the firm and its owners Thomson and Hobson. The plan requires $40,000 via 5 percent first mortgage gold bonds and would start with 50 to 60 workers, escalating to about $100,000 in annual output by year four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Engineering Company
Retail Merchants Association
Lititz
Messrs
J. H. Breitigan
C. E. Berennas
M. J. Steiner
Messrs. Thomson and Hobson
Merchants Association
D. M. Thomson
W. B. Hobson
Ryan
Lancaster
J B Leib Files Postmaster Appointment Bid
J B Leib, a prominent town Democrat and longtime county committeeman, has applied for the postmaster job. A petition signed by more than 450 residents signals strong local support amid a party shift next year from Republican incumbent Mr Litch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Leib
Litch
Leib
Warwick Combination Sale Offers Potatoes and Misc goods
Last Saturday's Warwick House combination sale featured potatoes with over 100 bushels sold. Choicest brought 52 cents a bushel, culls 20 to 28 cents. Young chickens sold at 88 cents each. A Lebanon county dealer's shoes and a stock of hats caps gloves and corsets were cleaned out. No live stock due to hoof and mouth disease quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick House
Lebanon County
Doctor appeals to Superior Court over health report case
Dr Evans of Lititz appealed to the Superior Court after Alderman Doebler upheld a $50 fine for failing to report a contagious disease. He posted a $300 bond as the appeal was entered Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4. &. Hivans
Lititz
Superior Court
Dr. Evans
State Health Board
Alderman Doebler
Local Market Notes On Egg Prices And Yields
The market next Saturday morning drew farmers and buyers as eggs fetched 41 to 42 cents a dozen. Farmers report hens not laying well with high feed use, one saying 300 chickens consume a bushel daily for only 5 to 6 eggs each. Butter remains steady at 88 cents per pound with other commodities at usual prices.
Longenecker dies at 41 village educator and church leader
Prof Abram S Longenecker principal of Maytown High School and Lititz group leader dies at 41 after diphtheria follows quinsy on trip home from Virginia. Survived by Mary Herr wife two sons Frank and Herbert and father. Funeral private, memorial service planned at St Pauls Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longenecker
Hast Donegal Township
A. H. Longenecker
Maytown High Schoo
Maytown High School
Millersville State Normal School
Millersville Normal
Mary Herr
Mechanicsburg
Millersville
Frank
Herbert
St. Paul’s
Young Men’s Business League
Lititz
Moravian
Spruce Street
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Death of a Child in Warwick Family
Laura Meek six months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac Meek died at home in Warwick Tuesday morning from infantile disorder. Funeral held today at 1 PM at the house and 2 PM at Warwick Mennonite church. Interment in Brunnerville U B church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
George D. Bulner
Mr. Butzer
Charles and
Sallie Butzer
Lebanon County
Lebanon
Annie
Millway Camp Meeting Grove
George D
Lititz
David D
Rothsville
Allen B
Joseph D
J. Frank Spickler
Phares
Strohl
Moses
Brownstown
Daniel
Cornelius
Polly Carl
Theresa Kingaman
Illinois
Kate Buntzer
Newmanstown
Rothsville Lutheran Church
Rev. Moyer
Laura
Isaac Meek
Warwick
Warwick Mennonite Church
Brunnerville U. B. Church
Uniontown Postal Clerk Weds Lancaster Woman
Robert Edward Springer of Uniontown married Edith M. Hacker of Lancaster on Wednesday night December 2 at A. E. Furlow's residence in Lancaster. Rev. Dr. C. E. Haupt officiated with ring ceremony. The bride's father Harry E. Hacker gave her away. Attendants were Lettie McCulley and M. Margaret Stoner. groom's best man was B. K. Montgomery. They will reside in Uniontown. the bride previously lived in Lititz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Badorf
Paul
Warwick
Brunnerville
F. B. Bentz
Bentz
Badorf
Mary Garber
Linden Hall Seminary
Levi Yerger
Lititz
Rothsville
Lancaster
Landisville
Neffsville
Jonas Bucher
Clayton Groff
Joseph Zimmerman
Camp Hill
Cumberland County
George Wonder
John
Bride
Columbia
M. J. Derr
Bethlehem
Sunshine Circle of
King’s Daughters
J. K. Carper
Robert Edward Springer
Uniontown
Edith M. Hacker
A. E. Furlow
C. E. Haupt
Grace Lutheran Church
Harry E. Hacker
FE. Lettie McCulley
M. Margaret Stoner
B. K. Montgomery
Travelers Near and Far Reach Lititz Friends
A Lititz column lists local residents and visitors from Lancaster, Philadelphia, Campbellstown, and beyond. Mrs. Wilson Scheneberger with son Galen joined Sunday at Ephrata, while Miss Mary Evans stayed with Miss Annetta Evans. Several plans and travels include Casselton, N C and Pasadena, Indiana, and Illinois as well as Moravian ministers meeting and illnesses in local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Scheneberger
Galen
Ephrata
Mary Evans
Lancaster
Annetta Evans
Bertha Moyer
Campbellstown
Harry Dissinger
James Goldthwaite
Philadelphia
H. L. Eshbach
Casselton
N. C
Lititz
Harry Jatoby
Murrell
Claus Clausen
Leon Lutz
Bramall
Delaware County
Messrs
Owen
Henry Hershey
Elizabethtown College
J. W. G. Hershey
Edwin Sturgis
Highspire
E. R. Mohler
Sturgis
Harrisburg
Evangelist
Stough
Susan Bucher
Warwick
Pacific Coast
Pasadena
Indiana
Illinois
Libbie Buch
Estella Grosh
Mabel Leib
Anna Stark
Lester Kaches
Nathan Seaber
Frank Spickler
Amelia K. Miller
B. 5
Hagen
Alfred Vogler
Louis Uuebener
Lancaster Circle of
H. A. Gerdsen
Rain Brings Needed Moisture as Winter Approaches
A heavy precipitation period from Saturday night to Tuesday drops nearly three inches of rain with five inches of snow, refilling empty cisterns and boosting stream flows. The damp spell aids farmers drying tobacco, but sleet caused pedestrian trouble and several power outages for repairs.
Concert at St Luke's Reformed Church by F M Academy Glee Club
A concert is planned at St Luke's Reformed Church on Tuesday evening December 15 at 8 oclock. The F M Academy Glee Club will perform with a silver offering. All are invited and those who heard them last year are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Reformed Church
F. & M. Academy Glee Club
Our Annual Christmas Number Issued by the Record
The Record presents its Christmas number a fourteen page holiday issue featuring a color front with Santa and reindeer and a message from the publisher. It invites readers to enjoy news from the community and to shop early, praising local merchants who advertise in the issue. The paper urges non-subscribers to become readers and support the merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa J
Lititz
Lan caster Prison Inspect or President Injured In Lime Kiln Explosion
Thomas H. Erb, president of the Lancaster County Board of Prison Inspectors and lime burning operator in Penn township near Lititz, was seriously injured in a lime kiln blast Sunday evening. A rock and coal fragment struck his face while he was drawing off and recharging, leaving only a forehead concussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Erb
Lancaster County Board of Prison Inspectors
Penn Township
Lititz
Erb
Odd Fellows Banquet Set For December 29
Lititz Lodge No. 1050 Odd Fellows held a large meeting to plan a banquet at Linden Hall gymnasium for members and their wives or partners. A committee was formed to arrange the event with high quality menus as Hackman’s orchestra will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Linden Hall
Odd Fellows
Hackman
Miss Miller Named New Principal of Lititz Schools
The Lititz School Board filled the principal vacancy caused by Prof. Longenecker s death with Miss Anna K. Miller, formerly first assistant. L W Leiter moves to first assistant. William Simons steps in as temporary second assistant. E E Eby re-elected president and H R Gibbes vice president. Miss Mary Newpher becomes second assistant principal with duties starting Monday. Mrs Fannie Bard teaches the vacated second grade post as Newpher takes a short vacation. Moxiey s Butterine ad inserts locally offer 23c per pound from J F Schleith at Roger s Main Street meat market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longenecker
Anna K. Miller
L. W. Leiter
William Simons
Franklin and Marshall College
Millersville Normal
Lititz
E. E. Eby
H. R. Gibbes
Mary Newpher
Fannie Bard
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Pfantz Bro
J.B. Leib
Prof
Abram S. Longenecker
Virginia
Mr. Longenecker
John Senseman
Sue Long
Bright
Parkersburg
Alexander Bear
G. D. Bitzer
A. S., Longenecker
WuHerras
A. B
St. Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School
M. W. Kopp
W. B. Oxhme
J. P. Miller
S Longenecker
sringer-Hacker
John Baum
Elizabethtown
Zeno Fry
Rome
E. B. Barr
Reading Hospital
Caroline Grosh
Barr
Harry T. Yocum
Irraca Methercott
Miss Methercott
Jamaica Islands
the “Record
Miss Miller
Moxiey
J. F. Schleith
Roger’s
Main Street
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