Miss Esther Harnish Weds Dr Robert M Shirax in Linden Hall
Miss Esther Harnish, daughter of Mr and Mrs D L Harnish of Lancaster, married Dr Robert M Shirax of Philadelphia in the Mary Dixon Memorial Chapel Linden Hall. The double wing ceremony was performed by Dr F W Stengel, with only immediate families present. A wedding breakfast at the Iris Club preceded a trip, and the couple will reside in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Harnish
D. L. Harnish
Robert M., Shirax
Philadelphia
Mary Dixon
Lititz Couple Wed at Tatheran Parsonage in Lititz
Strehm Carpenter Walter Strohm son of Vic and Mrs Irvin Strom of Lititz and Fauline Carpenter daughter of Mr and Mrs Morvis Carpenter of Lexington were married at the Tatheran Parsonage 28 West Orange Street Lititz on Saturday evening at 7 oclock Rev F A Weicksel officiated using the Lutheran Church Ring Ceremony They will reside with the brides parents at Lexington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Strohm
Vic
Irvin Strom
Lititz
Carpenter
Morvis Carpenter
Lexington
Tatheran Parsonage
West Orange Street
F. A. Weicksel
Weekend social calls spread through Lancaster area
Route Turer Mr and Mrs 7 J Stewart of Philadelphia and Clarence Erb of Harrisburg visited hosts. Families from Red Run Sporting Hill Manheim and Hornley’s Church shared Sunday calls with friends and relatives including the Irest Minnich Beck Kentschler and Dittman households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stewart
Philadelphia
Clarence Erb
Harrisburg
Thomas Ib
John Fry
Tompking
Lancaster
Abram Sensenick
Harry Kern
Red Run
Grace Troutwine
Ethyl Buch
Arthur Longenecker
Sporting Hill
Bln Tongenecker
Hiram Minnich
Homey Irestand
Amma Minnich
Paul Beck
Manheim
Lane Forney
Edwin Bollinger
Hornley’s
John Dillman
James Kentschler
Millersville
John Dittman
Clayton Ditfendarfer
Fire at Kissel Hill Lititz House Damages $150
Kissel Hill Lititz fire company responded Saturday at 11 80 AM to a blaze in a home tenanted by Mrs. Ewan Cochran. Firemen arrived promptly and limited damage to about $150. The house owner is William Lebzeltar of Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz Fire Company
Kissel
Eiwan Cochran
Willian Lebzeltar
Lancaster
Post Office Site Bids Considered After Inspection
The government reviews bids for land and buildings near South Broad and West Main, listing 14 offers with prices from 2,500 to 25,900, and notes a 19 percent reduction and 20 percent land use policy. After P. C. Seee’s inspection, findings go to chiefs for final decision or further bids if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Miller
South Broad
C. EB. Lane
Hast Mein St
Clayton Stedman
Man and
Cedar St
Waller
Bare
North West Main St
Mabel L. Groff
Executrix
East Main St
Ada M. Leer
Broad St
W. M. Grube
West Mat
G. G. Minnich
East Orange Sts
J. M. Gary
North Broad
Lincoln Avenue
Yondiskey
Martin T. I. Bisker
Main Street
Verona €. Bruckart
East Front
Him Streets
Brown
Iny
WELIARE STORE Contends With State Aid Plans
The article notes discussions over state funded relief prior to a State Commissary System. It explains that funds came only from the Community Chest and local collections, with food and fuel distributed locally. The State Emergency Board plans statewide action to supply towns using free goods, while the State Grocers Association supports a cheaper distribution approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bengery
Unclear text fragment on store order plan and relief funding
Fragmentary note discusses store order plan opposition to further legislative appropriations and emergency relief loans. Mentions Community Chest and officials involved, but details are not definite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
Enon
Legion Sporgsgrs Triumph in Final League Standings
The final league table shows iContinued from Page 3 with 72 points after 85 field goals and 6 fouls. Forty of the West Lampeer team posted 89 points, playing one more game than per. All home games will be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scover
Igh -Ecor
West Lampeer
Lilite team schedule tightens league race dates listed
The Lilite team enters the second half of the league chase with road games noted including February 6 at Elizabethtown, a date at Colum Band in Quarryville, and February 28 at Mt. The fragmentary text names venues and opponents but lacks full details on outcomes.
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Lints Court
Elizabethtown
Columband
Quarryville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Linden Hall Chapel
Strehm—Carpenter
Turer
Kissel Hil
Seiberling
Gide Tires
Wolf's Garage
Locust and
New Streets
P. C. Seee Inspection
W. H. Bach
Clothier and Gents
Furniseer
Junie
Moyers’ Drug Store
Weliare “Store
Pius
Pennsylvania Power & Light Company
Legion Sporsgrs Team
BRO, & Thomas CO
Stephen Girard
Philedelphia
Locust Street
Mg F
Rane St
Moasier
Paslip
Rhode Island
Barred Rock
Rhode
Bull Orpington
Jersay
Cehme
S. Locust Street
POR
South Broad Street
Z. W. Young
22Th St
Lebanon
Fea Amlson Monumental
Mill & Market
Dolings
Haarlem
Acqcept News
Long & Co
Lititz, Pas
W.m.amer
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