Forestry CCC camps Project Future Of Pennsylvania
Professor John A. Ferguson head of forestry at Pennsylvania State College says CCC is likely to remain permanent. He cites its fire control work near Williamsport and Philipsburg, arguing it aids national and state forest development more cheaply and efficiently than trained permanent workers. The plan aims to let nature recover with man help to prevent fires.
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CCC
Pennsylvania
John A. Ferguson
Coniotment of
Pennsylvania State College
Civilian Conservation Corps
Ferguson
Philipsburg
Conservation Corps
The
Act now for Pennsylvania school recovery plan
Citizens of Pennsylvania urged to organize local conferences and decide acceptable school recovery legislation before January 1. Public schools belong to the people and have faced a grave emergency for a century. action is needed now to shape state and national outcomes.
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Friends of Public Education
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
From the Past A Seminary vow and local life notes
The report recalls a barn vow almost over a door, travel and homecomings. John Strohm and wife planned an Ohio move in spring. A rush of wedding rumors and two three week marriages surface amid holiday bustle. Local depots and oyster shipments, school closings, farmers in tobacco, and numerous residents visiting family mark a Christmas edition.
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John Strohm
Ohio
Hosiery Factory Formed in Lemon Street Building
Twenty five years ago Reuben Zaker Charles Landes and others formed a hosiery company in the cigar factory on Lemon Street owned by the two men. A new law requires employment certificates for all workers under sixteen in factories and Lititz will issue blanks through Prof G H Goetz. David S Heiman died at his South Broad Street home after a period of decline lasting three weeks. He was 74 years 9 months 7 days old and survived by his second wife 21 grandchildren and two great grandchildren plus many siblings. He was the last of a 12 child family. The region’s first ice came from Frank Hess’ dam near Clay seven inches thick. Ice was stored by Jacob Frb. The Tanecln ladies were guests of Mr and Mrs
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Reuben Zaker
Charles Landes
Lemon Street
G. H. Goetz
Lititz
David S. Heiman
South Broad Stree
Jo David
Reuben Baker
Mary Ganta
Pine Hill
Elam Fitner
Lexington
Elizabeth Markley
Ife
Frank
Legislative program delayed until public sentiment known
A call to action urges immediate public input before drafting a legislative program. Officials warn that policy formulation hinges on broad consent and timely consultation to reflect community views.
Community Guests Share Sunday Visits in Manheim Area
Route Three and local families welcomed friends and relatives at homes across Manheim and Lincoln on Sunday. Attendees included Whitman Balmer Dittman and Ziegler households with several local residents visiting. A Christmas program was planned for Sun Hill and Buch schools with speakers Rev Harvey Markley and Rev Howard Merkey.
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H. G. Minnich
Brunnerville Plans Three Act Play Rehearsals
Rehearsals are underway for An Old-Fashioned Mother a three act drama by Walter Ben Here to be presented by Brunnerville U B Sunday School youth. The piece centers on a mother and family relationships and includes visits by local residents across Brunnerville Lititz and surrounding towns.
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Brunnerville U. B
Walter Ben Here
Jesse Buchier
Arlene
Paul Smith
Ephrata
Morris Sheaffer
Air
Raul Ritter
Marion Ritter
Maria Sheaffer
Anna
Clarence Diem
Tyurtach
Dorothy Weachter
Millport
C. G. Landis
Minerva Koch
Glora Greiner
Violet Miller
Millway
Christian Stauffer
Levi Witmer
Abram Witmer
Strasburg
I. N. Kauffman
Henry Long
Owl Hill
Shreiner
Glendennis
Alvin Kopp
Moses Zimmerman
Emma Stauffer
Baroville
John Zimmerman
Abram Gibbel
Brystown
Christian Deans
Neffsville
A. G. Pahnestock
Harrison Walters
Pine Till
Reuben Keith
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J. BR. Johnson
Lititz, Pa
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Snyder
William Weitzel
Tingmith
Tf Willie
Maser Eddi Flory
D. B. Flory
Lancaster
Edward Sturets
Lawrence K. Grosh
Wilkasharre
Wayne Gamlz
Sadie
Erama Dornbach
Lizzie Hacker
Minnie Romig
Paul Lacy
State College
Jacob Landis
Franklin and Marshall Academy
H. Reist. Sands
Florence Buch
Bryn Mawr
Louisa Buch
Neton Buch
Pittsburg
H. H. Snagely
Castleton
N. D
Margie Singer
Grace Enck
Warren Enck
Penrsburg, Pa
George Butter
George D. Butter
Frank Whitman
Manheim
Clayton Balmer
John Dittman
Kathryn Ziegler
H. G. Mirnich
Schnerer
Almeda Boyd
Mary Cassel
Mary Garman
Emma Cassel
Adair Redcay
Jacob Redcay
Lincoln
Norman Weaver
Jerald and
Donald
Samuel Young
Samuel Becker
Ephraim Shelly
John Adams
Ralph Kauffman
Willow Street
W. H. Muth & Co
Raymond Diehm
Phares West
Monroe Zartman
Abram Dommy
Amos Landis
William Seibert
John Good
Bareville
Clayton Myer
Anna Martin
Irene Witmer
Hallville
Isaac Oberholtzer
Israel Oberholtzer
Erb’s Church
Christ Landis
GC. G. Landis
Larry Miller
Schoeneck
Alice Ober
Penryn
Margaret Koch
Grace Zook
Hershey Harm
Samuel Foltz
Raymond Kissinger
Jacob Ditler
Alice Young
Lavina Seibert
Elmer Mease
Pauline Young
Jacob Singley
Norman Miller
I. H. Kauffman
Ben Eck
Maria Schaeffer
Lizzie Peiffer
A. S. Groff
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New Hampshire
James H. Ross
East King Street
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