Lancaster Area Notes and Local Happenings
Retired PRR engineer Jacob Shultz of Columbia marks his 82nd birthday while bedridden for lumbago. Executors of Emma F. Stoner of Millersville leave $500 for Zion Lutheran Church cemetery upkeep. Rev Harvey G Knight, Africa bishop, plans return to the U S in 1916 amid unrest fears. Lancaster hosts first Christmas celebration with 5,000 on courthouse plaza and a 40 foot tree. Tassone to the electric chair after Harrisburg board denies clemency. 14 year old Maggie Gress stars in sled dog antics across Colorado? region. Postmaster contests flare in Christiana Millersville Gap Ephrata Elizabethtown Manheim. Evangelist Rev Dr Henry W Stough closes Harrisburg revival after 7 weeks. Lancaster to host a 1000-seat building. Two men injured on New Holland ice in separate incidents. The Lancaster Examiner arranges rabbit shipments with State Game Department for January stocking. W Frank Gorrecht coordinates distribution among sportsmen readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Shultz
Harry S. Desher
Columbia
Shultz
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church of
East Petersburg
Emma F. Stoner
Millersville
D. Knight
Harvey G. Knight
Africa
United States
Lancaster City
McClain
Rocco Tassone
Tony Collotta
Board of Pardons
Harrisburg
Tassone
Maggie Gress
Denver
Christiana
Gap
Ephrata
Elizabethtown
Manheim
Davis
Henry W. Stough
Lancaster
Altoona
Cameron Fortune in Trustees Hands
James Donald Cameron places all real and personal property into trustees to hold for life of his children and grandchildren. Trustees may manage assets valued over 3.5 million dollars, with Mrs. Cameron said to have received her one third prior to the trust. The transfer routes property from Cameron to Day then to Cameron, Bradley, and Fidelity Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Donald Cameron
United States
Pennsylvania
Donegal
Washington, D. C
Cameron
Retired farmer protests slaughter of cattle in foot and mouth drive
Norman Z. Stable of Harrisburg criticizes state cattle inspectors for slaughtering diseased cattle. He charges fees drive killings, questions disease curability, cites abuses, and urges farmers to unite to protect livestock and themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Z. Stable
Harrisburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norfolk
Dr. Wright
the Record
Ldg
W.H. Buel Cutter
Lititz, Pa
New Holland
Ly Hurt
P.M. Stork
Marble Yard
Mr. Stork
Elam Groff
State Game Department
W. Frank Gorrecht
the Examiner
TU Hu
Christmas Savings Club
Farmers National Bank
Lititz Pa
Brandies
Hollinger
King and
Duke Sts
Lancaster, PA
Appel
Ste
America
Opticians Lancaste
Chas. H. Frey
King St
W. A
A. R. Keller
Lititz, Penna
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