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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1915
Page
4
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The Second Annual Farm Products Show in Lancaster county runs February 9 and 10 at Hiemenz Auditorium under Farm Bureau and growers associations. Exhibits include tobacco wrappers and fillers, corn, apples, and butter with cash prizes and special awards for best products. Exhibitors must enter by 10 AM Tuesday, February 9. show runs 10 AM to 10 PM daily with free admission.
From Correspondents Charles Krick, 11, broke a bone in his left elbow after a bicycle fall near his home on Saturday. Dr. E H Witmer provided care. Rebman and Bassler sold Emma L Landis 114 acres near Witmer to David Buckwalter and Amos Baker sold a building lot near Witmer to John C Redman.
Farmers institute in the P.O. S. of A. hall with County Chairman Edward Shuey presiding and high school students providing music. The school board completed settlement with Gehrhart of Ephrata for the Kleinfeltersville schoolhouse construction, while Eberly and Barry of Hopeland supplied new trolley poles along Main Street.
Miss Sadie Moyer and Mamie Keath visited at Manheim on Saturday. A turkey dinner Monday honored Mrs. D.s birthday and Gertrude Weidman upcoming visit. Charles Baun fell from a wagon Thursday morning and was aided by Frank Weidman. John Bomberger begins partnership with his father. Willis Burkholder visited Diehms. Ditzler plans move to Cornwall. Diehm’s house will be vacated. Bee attendance high at Manheim on Saturday. Diehm taught 12 to 16 year spelling class.
Mrs Charles Bechtel spent days in Philadelphia A carpet rag party was held at the village hotel last Saturday evening Aged Christian Miller is improving The Pure Food show in Lancaster featured Dr Harvey Wiley who urged growing foodstuffs instead of tobacco Abe Buzzard a Reading native and Welsh Mountain band thief has become a West Chester prison trusty and hopes to be freed next month Kimbrough to launch community packing house for Lancaster county tobacco growers He plans to pay cash equal to packers and give farmers a larger share of tobacco profits after market readiness
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