Election Cost Sets Record for Off Year in Pennsylvania
The November 4 election cost $830,256 per a Harrisburg unofficial tabulation, rising from a previously announced $703,000 after county committees added smaller accounts. Liberal committees led with $338,152, followed by Republican $261,804, Pinchot $160,115, and Democratic $70,185. Lancaster County Welfare Drive raised $42,150.87, the county’s best yet, plus Lancaster City $243,714, totaling $305,864.87 for city and county.
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Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Harrisburg
Caster County
Lancaster City
Jurors Drawn for February and March Jury Duty
Jurors drawn for February and March include Martin S. Sahm of East Petersburg Elmer Rae ber Talmage March 8 A R Grube Lititz R D 5 FH WI Risser Clay and C B Bomberger Manheim R D 6.
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Common Pleas
Med
Martin S. Sahm
East Petersburg
Elmer Raeber
Talmage
A. R. Grube
Lititz R. D
FH. WI. Risser
Clay
C. B. Bomberger
Manheim R. D
York Charged with Assault in Long Level Rack Investigation
In York officers charged with assault and battery during an investigation into eel rack operations at Long Level. Deputy Game Protector Jerry Culp and Trooper A. Nerone, with Alderman Jacob Starer presiding, await trial after a Friday hearing ordered by Fish Commissioner Buller. The inquiry followed reports of eel rack complaints and a probe into local activity.
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York
Jacob Graham
Long Level
Jerry Culp
Calambia
A. N. Neroné
Harrisburg
Jacob Starer
Buller
Good Christmas Advice for Safe Holiday Trees
A safety note urges using non inflammable decorations and electric lights only, avoid gas or alcohol powered toys, inspect lights for faults, and remove trees promptly after holidays. It warns dry branches ignite easily and recommends having a fire extinguisher or water nearby for emergencies.
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Santa Claus
Gaso Une
The Mig Trai One Bit at Manheim Auditorium
The Big Trail with a cast of 20,008 will play December 22 and 25 at the Manheim auditorium. It promises thrilling adventure and startling sounds for audiences of all ages, an amusement treat for the theatre.
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Manheim Auditorium
Brownstown Items and Church Meetings Report
The Men's Sunshine Bible Class met at W. F. Getz home with attendees including Rev. L. A. Werner and many couples. Officers for next year were elected: President S. M. Terr, Vice President C. S. Kauffman, Treasurer O. F. Brown, Secretary J. W. Buch, Assistant Secretary W. P. Beck, teacher W. F. Geis. A CBE meeting at the Evangelical Church discussed topics and a future program. Sincere sympathy is extended to the A. G. Carpenter family on the sudden death of Elmer B. Carpenter in Harrisburg with burial in Brownstown Cemetery.
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Evangelical Sunday School Business Meeting
W. F. Getz
L. A. Werner
J. G. Mumma
Howard Mure
M. Herr
J. W. Bach
C. Bach
Morris Mearig
W. P. Beck
W. F. Geis
C. BE
Harl Kauffman
Society
Elmer B. Carpenter
Harrisburg
Brownstown
Watchnight Revival Opens in Ravangelical Church
Watchnight services will begin New Year’s Eve at the Ravangelical Church under Rev. L. A. Werner, followed by a series of revival meetings. John Reyburn opened a barber shop in the Brownstown Young Men’s Club rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wolf and family from Monterey, andMr. and Mrs. Hayton Wolf Jr., visited here Sunday. William Kuhl of York spent the weekend with J. Luke Stauffer and family. The Men’s Bible Class of the E. C. S. 8 held its monthly meeting at G. G. Yost’s home with a good program, refreshments, and a social hour.
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Ravangelical Church
L. A. Werner
John Reyburn
Brownstown
Wealthy Benjamin Wranklis Leaves Astute of 150000
A notice notes Franklin wealth holder Benjamin Wranklis left an astute of one hundred fifty thousand dollars, a sum regarded as substantial in that era and tied to his Torin estate.
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Benjamin Wranklis
Ronsiderab
County Events Highlight Countywide Planning Efforts
Lancaster Lancaster County Commissioners pledged readiness to adjust assessments while Lancaster County Taxpayers Association expects legal, proper revision. Spokesmen forecast amicable assessment adjustments. a solution is anticipated soon. Bareville deer and bear harvest noted. names of successful hunters listed. Columbia reports Lt. Gov elect Edward G. Shannon has recovered and taken a brief vacation after blood poisoning. Christiana men arrested for fuel tax violations. bail posted for hearing. Read the Record Classified Ads.
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Lancaster County
Lancaster County Taxpayers' Association
Board of Commissioners
Court House
Columbia
Edward G. Shannon
Pennsylvania
Shannon
Lancaster General Hospital
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