Caution signs on streetcars aim to cut accidents
The Conestoga Traction Company drops outside ads on transfers and prints safety cautions. Messages urge looking both ways, not jumping while moving, not getting off facing rear, watching opposite tracks, and keeping children from streetcar tracks. Local notes cover Brunnerville charter plans, clergy changes, sleigh ride, visits, dinners, school events, a spelling bee, solos, and community notices with various residents and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Company
Local events continue with sleighing skating and misfortunes
Column reports on vertigo incident striking Elam Fasnacht at the chocolate factory and his prompt recovery. It notes excellent sleighing after sleet, skating on smooth ice at Huber's woods, and a rain setback. Also covered are: Milton Walters funeral, Brendle horses and tobacco sales, travels of residents, revival services, workplace injury, and social gathering at Mrs. Rosenberger's with games and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elam Fasnacht
W. E. Fasnacht
Elam
J. B. Hertzler
America
Huber’s Woods
California
Wild West Show Tops Family Theatre Lancaster Card
A wild west company with real cow boys and Sioux Indians stars in a stirring western comedy drama with three other vaudeville acts and three reels of moving pictures. The Family Theatre offers five ten and fifteen cent tickets this week. The Thursday program adds one of the season’s best bills including the Four Dancing Bugs Iva Donnette and her canine act and the Harles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family
Lancaster
Iva Donnette
Pickaninnies
Harles
Akron Notes and Community Highlights in Lancaster County
Wayne Bender remains housebound with a severe abscess after recent recoveries. Dr Regar operated on an infant from the Moore family for a large neck abscess. Grace A. H church prepares quarterly conference led by Rev H J Kline and Presiding Elder Hoover. Brethren church held services led by Rev Nathan Martin as he conducts meetings at Lititz. Amos G Rudy family hosted guests from Middle Creek and Earlville. Akron to gain electric lighting from a new Bittner plant under rapid construction. Akron Literary Society schedules a program February 2 at the high school. Alumnae plan a March drama titled The Old New Hampshire Home featuring local actors. Smith ice pond supplies ice for Akron ice houses. George Sellars sells East Main Street property to Clayton Garner. Mrs Fleishman undergoing cataract treatment at Lancaster General Hospital. Protracted meetings continue at Grace United Evangelical Church. A grand concert by Akron Choral Society and Male Chorus with Prof H J Taylor and Ford Kinsig and Rosie Kinsig planned for late March in Akron.
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Wayne Bender
Regar
Chas. Moore
Grace A. H
H. J. Kline
Hoover
Harrisburg
Brethren Church
Nathan Martin
Rheems
Lititz
Amos G. Rudy
Norman Bollinger
Middle Creek
Frank Metzler
Harry Burkholder
Rothsville
John Wolf
Earlville
Mahlon Hirshman
David Burkholder
Akron
Grace United Evangelical Church
Akron Choral Society
H. J. Taylor
Ford Kinsig
Rosie Kinsig
Columbia
Satisfied customers drive word of mouth in weekly sales
For the last two Saturdays business has drawn nearly eight hundred customers. The owner notes that a satisfied customer will be the best advertisement, underscoring the value of good service and steady turnout.
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Henry Weill
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J. F. Buch
Lititz, Pa
Conestoga Traction Company
Brunnerville Telephone Co
Brunnerville
Lexington
Zeth Lorah
G. Z. Hunter
Gertrude Dietrich
Petersburg
P. W. Flory
Samuel Martin
Harry McCreary
Austin Harple
Talmage
Henry Pfautz
Monroe Eckert
Levi Eckert
Sallie Rudy
Benj. Eckert
Hallville
Ivan Grube
G. M. Weachter
Pine Hill
A. F. Shultz
Susan Eberly
Moseman
Willis Gochenour
G. L. Keith
Lincoln Notes
A. B. Hollinger
Ada Hacker
Lincoln Secondary School
Kate Stephan
Schlott’s Hall
Byron Ibach
Edna Kinch
Norman Scchrist
Samuel Schlott
Emma Hacker
Helen Hacker
Katie Hackman
C. G. Hipple
Frank Keath
Lloyd Hacker
Elsie Keller
Withers
Lawrence Hackman
Bertha Hipple
Keneim Shirk
Schaefperstown
Milton Walters
Jefferson Walters
Kleinfeltersville
Reformed Church
A. J. Bachman
Decessed
T. S. Brendle
Mr. Brendle
J. W. Zug
William Penn
Lebanon
Mr. Fralich
J. C. Ream
Bear & Risser
Alice
United Brethren Church
Harry Fertig
Manheim Matpfers
William S. Miller
Manheim
David W. Hummer
Dr. Martin
George Myers
Jacob Speraw
Beamensderfer
Marian Diehl
Philadelphia
Mary Rosenberger
Emma
AKEON
B. F. Lutz
Postoffice
J. W. Bruckart
W. A. Hammond
Whee
Georges — Bell Pone
Langsster, Pa
MAE
Lancaster County
Rkox aAxbort Stock Association
Tulz
Trispar
PEORE
W. EL Ass
Pennsylvania
Charles K. Keath
Michael Keath
George R. Hollanbach
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Act of Assembly
Warren 5. Buch
Privat Sale
Ais
South Broad Street
Marion
Tohis
James Shsseman
H. C. Miller & Bro
Warner
Warner’s. 18
Werner
Warners
Cor
Broad & Orange
Ote
Lititz A
Baldwins, Greenings, Smith Cider and
KING
B. B. Leamann
Broad St. Lititz, Pa
Sale and Exchange
Christian St
Kansas
Nebraska
Pat
J. C. Felker
Orange St
Warwick
Watt & Shand
Corner Square
East King Street
Penna
Frankel
S.& H.” Green
Leinbach & Co
Queen St
Lancaste
Lancaster’s New Hardware Store
Tool and Cutlery
I. P. Reese
W. King St
Lancaster, Pa
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