Auto Painting Expert Restores Worn Cars
Albert H Blank Jr, a skilled auto painter at 89 Beaver Street in Lancaster, offers to refurbish old cars into like new appearances. His shop uses top grade paints, employs highly skilled workers, and Mr Blank personally oversees every job. He brings twelve years of auto painting experience after two years in business.
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Albert H. Blank, Jr
Beaver Street
Lancaster
Blank
Mr. Blank
Postage Deadlines And Moravian Primary Dept Meeting
A guide lists foreign-mail deadlines by date and state to aid sending cards with three cent postage. The Moravian Mother Teacher Council will meet in the Chapel this evening at seven.
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Fine Coal Sold By Jacob Betz
Jacob Betz at 5028 Water Street Lancaster is noted as a reliable coal dealer with expert judgment of coal quality. He emphasizes sourcing only the best mine output and inspects coal to ensure peak heat and ash properties for customers.
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Lancaster County
Jacob Betz
Water Street
Lancaster
Betz
Poplar Grove Inn Earns Noted Popularity in Area
The Poplar Grove Inn operated by J. G. Shirk at R. D. 5 is highlighted as a popular roadstand and eatery, drawing large crowds with its extensive service and abundant modern roadhouse offerings. Shirk, born in Ephrata on September 17, 1868, previously led a General Cigar Company plant in Hopeland with 275 employees.
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Poplar Grove Inn
J. G. Shirk
Shirk
Ephrata
North End Photo Finishing House gains wide reputation
The Lancaster established North End Photo Finishing House at 131 Be New Street Lane ter, led by Wm. D. Bowers. He keeps in touch with advances in the trade and has equipped the shop with the latest scientific gear to handle all types of photo finishing work.
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North End
New Street
Laneter
Lancaster
Wm. D. Bowers
Bowers
Hartenstein's Garage Known for Honest Auto Care
The article highlights R Hartenstein of a garage on RD 3 with 15 years in business and eight years at the present location. It notes 24 hour towing service, repair expertise, Seiberling tires and tubes, and a commitment to thorough, trustworthy auto care.
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R. Tartenstein
Hartenstein
Seiberling
Early Snow Here
Two men identified as Samuel and Raymond Keens of R. D. 4 suffered slight injuries after a trolley headlight appeared like an approaching machine on the left side of the pike.
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Samuel
Raymond Keens
Motor crash injures none reported near Spruce Street
Mrs. Mary M. Dengate of Spruce Street was driving when a car skidded to pass and struck her vehicle rear on Tuesday night. It skidded and rolled onto its side but resulted in no glass breakage and no serious injuries. Dr M H treated those with him.
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Mary M. Dengate
Spruce Street
Sensenich Brothers Aircraft Machinists Lead Modern Shop
Sensenich Brothers operate a modern machine shop on R. D. 3 with three years in business specializing in aircraft work and propellers for small planes. Their well equipped facilities allow all types of machining and a high quality outcome praised by clients for finished contracts.
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Sensenich Brothers
Sensenieh Brothers
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Zook Brothers Have Apt Experience
Zook Brothers, grain and feed elevator operators at Rothsville, boast a long and practical lineage in the business. Charles L. and William L. Zook bring wide experience, covering every branch of production, with continued commitment to client advancement and sector prestige over many years.
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Zook Brothers
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Amos M Brubaker funeral near East Petersburg
Amos M Brubaker, 75, died Sunday night at Mrs. Nora Rohrer’s home near East Petersburg after a long illness. He leaves a daughter Mrs. Rohrer and son Ephraim of Lititz, two brothers Christ and Phares of Lititz, eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services were held at the Rohrer residence and at East Petersburg Mennonite Church with interment in the adjoining cemetery.
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Amos B. Brubaker
Nora Rohrer
East Petersburg
Rohrer
Ephraim
Lititz
Christ and
Phares
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