Lebanon dealer Hottenstein expands auto business hub
Emanuel M Hottenstein of Harrisburg buys the Ensminger mill property at 26th and Derry streets, planning a truck and farm equipment store for General Voters Corporation. The eight acre site offers 70 000 square feet on the main floor and a matching basement area. Hottenstein, a leading central Pennsylvania auto dealer, is GM tractor distributor for Dauphin and surrounding counties and Lebanon Chevrolet Buick Secripps Booth dealer, also Lebanon Trust director, closely allied with John F Longenecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel M. Hottenstein
Trottenstein Automobile Agency
Ensminger Planing Mill
26Th
Derry Streets
Harrisburg
General Voters Corporation
Hottenstein
Pennsylvania
Chevrolet Motors Company
Dauphin
Lebanon
Berks
Tancaster
York
Adams
Cumberland
Franklin
Perry
Juniata
Chevrolet
Buick
Secripps-Booth
Lebanon County Trust Company
General Motors Corporation
Hisenlohr Tobacco Firm Rents Fritz Warehouse for Packing
The EKisenlohr tobacco concern rents Fritz warehouse at Quarryville to pack this season. They have bought extensively in the county and will accept delivery as stripped. The warehouse opens as farmers begin stripping with plans for a larger warehouse next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekisenlohr Tobacco Concern
Fritz
Quarryville
Gunning in Virginia Near Winchester Forty-Partridge Claim
Walter L. Aument of Quarryville recounts hunting two days near Winchester Virginia and bagging thirty five partridges. He notes rabbits were plentiful but he carried only two rabbits home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Aument
Quarryville
Winchester
Tie
Virginia
Shirts plant planned in Ephrata county area
The article notes a 120 by 49 foot building planned at Ephrata for shirt manufacture. It mentions local development and business activity, with other items including banquets for Manheim township soldiers, housing plans by Jacob Y. Kline, and various regional notices on fairs, crime, farming, and local civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephrata
Manheim Township
Votel Rossmere
Jacob Y. Kline
Florin
Bachman Chocolate Co
Jeweler Naturalizes Bird in His Cuckoo Clock
A Indiana jeweler altered a cuckoo clock to make the clock bird sound like a native Bob White. The piece, reported by Popular Medien Magazine, notes many clocks were made in Germany and the jeweler’s modification aimed to create a naturalized sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeweler
Germany
Indiana
Medien- Magazine
Bob White
Retirement of Long-Serving Army Soldier Described
A Lebanon native, Hershman, departed to Columbus Barracks on Sept. 9 to receive final army discharge and retire after 30 years of service. The article notes foreign postings earned him double time, leading to an early retirement while still young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cruitine
Lebanon
Columbus Barracks
Hershman
Largest Bible in World Held at Stockholm Library
The royal library in Stockholm houses the largest Bible known, with covers of solid planks four inches thick and pages a yard long, reportedly made from about 100 asses skins for its 300 parchment leaves. The piece is priceless and paired with tales of other ancient Bibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Library
Stockholm
Grafton Street
London
Pitman
James T
America
Detroit News
Diet Talk Links Mirthful Meal to Child Health
Dr Tarvey W Wiley told the City Business Club in Adelphia Hotel Philadelphia that indulgent mothers push children toward invalid habits by sweet meats. He urged simple living and claimed a pound of corn and milk suffices for a day of hard work, recounting a prior boast about surviving on 11 to 13 cents daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarvey W. Wiley
City Business Club
Adelphia Hotel
Philadelphia
Grandfather of all minks captured near Lancaster
James W. Bell, a Lancaster furrier, acquired a mink hailed as the largest ever seen in the area. The animal, caught by J A Koser of Mount Joy, stretched 42 inches from nose to tail when dried, dwarfing typical pelts. Bell, with 28 years in the trade, says no fur he has seen measures like it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
James W. Bell
Lancaster
Mount Joy
Just the Same As We Fell In Love Before
A couple recalls their early romance and how their affection mirrors the past. The husband admits still gazing toward his wife’s home, feeling the same shy thrill he did before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Real Estate Sold at Ephrata Auction
Landis sold four parcels at public sale at Stine s Eagle Hotel Ephrata to buyers from West Earl East Cocalico Naperville and Daniel Beck for 69 26 15 and 220 per acre and per acre totals. G L Royer executor sold corner property to M L Weidman for 1182. Milton Housing Corp charter approved by Judge Cummings of Northumberland County to aid housing with public spirited citizens lending money without interest. Frank Eckman buys Wakefield hotel property to convert to a road house on the state highway to Maryland next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephrata
A. A. Landis
John W. Gehl
Hikletown
Jacob Tisher
East Cocalico
David B. Stauffer
West Earl Inc
Harry Sweigart
East Cocalico Tno
East Main and
Lake Streets
Fahnestock
Stella Spangler
M. L. Weidman
Judge Cummings
Northumberland County Court
Milton Housing Corporation
Frank M. Eckman
Aaron Groff
Oak Bottom
Quarryville
Wakefield
Fulton Township
Maryland
Tracks Replace Railroads In Lancaster County
Officials of the Lancaster Oxford and Southern Railroad are accused of ripping up track. Dismantling continues at White Rock near the Oxford terminal, despite protests, as a fleet of motor trucks is deployed to move grain and produce from the rail line’s railroadless area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Pfannners
Public Service Commission
Lancaster, Oxford & Southern Railroad
White Rock
Oxford
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Munsing
Cooper
Detmer Woolen Co
W. H. Buch
Lititz Fire House
M. Hottenstein
John F. Longenecker
Mr. Hottenstein
Petersburg
Join F. Longenecker
Hisenlohr
Paclic
Pric
National Biscuit Company
the County
Towall Medicine Co
J. Scott Dickey
N. M. Houser
William F. Sebastian
West Marietta
Edwin Gillespie
Christiana
He Donovan Co
John PF. Parkham
Millersville
Edward Hansen
Marietta
Fulton House
Florence Bradson
Stollen
Manheim
Allentown
Marietta Pike
Lancaster Home Builders’ Association
Queen Street
Keith
Lititz
Bertha Miller
Steinmeigr’s
Anna Frantz Herr
Golleze Avenue
Kersey Carrigan
Marvin E. Bughong
John N. Nauman
H. J. Taylor
Chesapeake Bay
Notel Weber
Samuel R. Weber
N. B. Balthaser
John F. Balthaser
Market Street
U. S. Army Overseas Service
Army
Bulthaser
Parkesburg Council
Clarence Fungst
Idaho
Lawn
Lebanon County
Pullman Palace Car Co
Hazeltine Pantaloon
Jonestown
State Department of Agriculture
Erie County
R. Cox
George G. Cochran
John Wishart
Chas. H. Baisley
Connellsville
Maine
Greenville
William E. Leel
Alsaka
South America
Seel
Frank K. Walter
West Chester
Unionville
Detroit
Motor Corporation
State
James H. Bidwell
Doylestown
Washington Crossing
Bucks County
Federated Trades Council of Reading
James H. Maurer
Andesty
American Legion
Thelegionaires
Samuel S. Hershman
Wiley
JOY
Beecham
Better Shoes
Has. H. Frey’s Shoe Store
East King St
Lancaster, Pa
Wingert & Haas Hat Store
John A. Haas
N. Queen St
England
Heinitsch’s
W. A
W. W. Appel & Son Jewelers & Opticians
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