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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1932

Page

6

County Deer Shots Reported Across Lancaster County

County Game Protector John Haverstick reports two deer shot in Colerain Township this season. Ira Schuller killed a ten point buck weighing 168 pounds and Robert Brown killed a five prong buck weighing 115 pounds near the Lancaster Chester County line. Twenty three bucks were reported killed in York County this year. Lincoln Hosiery Mill owners Lincol n Wayne Mein and William Hyman have been offered full time work. Keystone Male odette gave a musical program in Elizabeth town Church of the Brethren under Ellmore Byler. Members listed with names from Lancaster to Bareville. Jacob Williams, 81, 295 pound hitchhiker, sheltered at Lancaster police headquarters after rides from Coatesville. he trudged to Lancaster on foot toward Pittsburgh, waist 72 inches, shirt size 84.

Lancaster John Haverstick Colerain Ira Schuller Robert Brown Lancaster-Chester County York County Wayne Mein William Hyman Lincoln Hosiery Elizabethtown Keystone Odette Church of the Brethren Ellmore Byler Lititz Franklin Lander Emory Hollinger Paul Garman Edward Lander Durell Mollinger Alexander Glassmyer Bare Jacob Williams Chester Coatesville Williams Pittsburgh

Christmas preparations and local notices in Lancaster area

Eva Snyder attended a service by Rev Barnhouse in Lancaster on Friday night. The school was closed last week due to many pupils on the sick list. Parishioners attend rehearsals for Christmas programs. Harry Risser displays tombstones at his home and invites friends to view them. Christmas shopping occurs in Lancaster. Mr and Mrs Rufus F Heisey and son visited Mrs Heisey's parents Sunday. Mrs Alice Keller and daughter dined with Mr and Mrs Ivan Keller and Mr and Mrs Clarence Weidman, two recently married couples, at the home of Mr and Mrs Samuel K Keller in Lexington last Sunday.

Eva Snyder Barnhouse Lancaster Harry Risser Rufus F. Heisey

Tricky Brick Lifting Demonstration Recounted

A reader describes a stage trick titled Sampson trick to lift five bricks with one hand. The performer sets bricks in a crosswise stack to create an opening large enough to grip and lift all five bricks. The method is attributed to Will L. Lindhorst and labeled copyright.

Will L. Lindhorst

Petrified Evergreens in Arizona Forest

The petrified wood found in Arizona’s petrified forest originates from prehistoric coniferous trees.

Petrified Forest Arizona

Public Sale of Farm in Elizabeth Township Lancaster County

Pursuant to an Orphans Court order in Lancaster County Pennsylvania the undersigned will sell a thirty four acre farm with buildings on the public road to Zartman's Mill in Elizabeth Township adjoining Wayne K Zartman Daniel Mumma and others Also to be sold all crops farming stock and implements Sale on December 31 1982 at 12 30 PM at the premises Levin Rudy administrator c 1 a of Frank Diebler deceased. Jos B Wissler attorney.

Orphans’ Court of Lancaster County Pennsylvania Elizabeth Township Zartman

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Pia Frank Diebler J. H. Snavely Geo. L. Keith Jos B. Wissler Christmas Club Farmers National Bank
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