Community Happenings Across Lancaster County
County Happenings report weekly events from Chestnut Level Elizabethtown Christiana Ephrata and Lancaster. Notices include resignations at Sunday School and Missions posts, ice testing on the Susquehanna River, new officers installed at a fire company, a dairy company stockholders meeting, a child injured by a car in Lancaster, an embalming art talk at Ephrata Lions, and a Farmers Protective Association February gathering featuring proposed legislation.
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Chestnut Level
Sunday School Association
Irwin Cutler
J. W. MicSparran
Elizabethtown
Elizabethtown Friendship Fire and Hose Company No. 1
Christiana
Farmers’ Dairy Company, Inc
Christiana National Bank
Ephrata
H. H. Hoffman
Ephrata Lions Club
Man Severely Hurt After Slipping on Ice
Monroe Boyer, 43, of Manheim pike, fell on ice and suffered a deep scalp laceration and possible skull fracture. He was taken to Lancaster General Hospital in fair condition by friends while ten stitches were used to close the wound and X ray imaging planned to assess skull injury.
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Monroe Boyer
Manheim Pike
Lancaster General Hospital
Boyer
Tobacco Growers to Meet in Lancaster Monday
The Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association holds its regular monthly meeting in the Farm Bureau rooms Woolworth Building Lancaster Pa on Monday at 2 PM B D Hill Tobacco Specialist U S Department of Commerce Washington DC will discuss Marketing Problems A report on tariff changes and foreign tobacco will be presented Everyone is invited and urged to attend.
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Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association
Farm Bureau Rooms
Woolworth Building
Lancaster
D. Hill
U. S. Department of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Special Program at Brethren Church in Ephrata
Plan for the Christian Workers' Society of the Brethren Church of Ephrata to lead the evening service with a special program starting at 7 15 o clock. Read the Record for $1 50 per year.
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Christian Workers’ Society of the Brethren Church of
Farm Advice: Sanitation Cuts Chick Losses and Beef Cattle Care
Practical agricultural tips from 1928 urge sanitation to reduce chick losses in early weeks and emphasize protecting beef cows with adequate feed including legume hay and grain. Water access is critical for dairy cows, with water heated in cold weather to boost milk. Garden improvements suggest using screens to hide unsightly objects and planting vines over arbors in spring. early cabbage plant orders recommended.
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State College
Society of Farm Women Hear Pleasing Talks
The Society of Farm Women No. 1 met at Miss Anna Berry's home in Lititz with thirty five attendees. Talks covered by members and guests included readings on Kindness and Home Life, a Harrisburg Convention report, and a letter from the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce praising a recent cake banquet. A March 2 meeting at Mrs. Ida Erb's 225 North Broad Street was announced.
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Society of Farm Women No. 1
Anna Berry
East
Lincoln Avenue
M. W. Hess
M. A. Moore
Cullen Carpenter
Harrisburg
Anna Erb
N. B. Seaman
Annie M
Danner
Manheim
Society
Hannah Tripe
Norman Baer
Salunga
Society No
Ida Erb
North Broad Street
Lititz
Community honors Major Spatz at Boyertown reception
Major Spatz, native of Boyertown, and crew of the Question Mark were feted Monday evening in Keystone Fire Hall with elaborate decorations and seating for 459 guests. Civic groups sponsored the event honoring the naval officer and local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyertown
Carl Spatz
Keystone Fire Hall
Boyertown Borough
First Couple Wedded in County Pr
In Lancaster’s East King Street County Jail a couple were married inside the prison walls. Ruth Henderson, 17, of 442 North Market Street, Lancaster, and James A. Diego, son of Frank and Magdalene Diego of 1401 North West End Avenue, Lancaster, wed in a ceremony conducted by Alderman John F. Burkhart in the jail parlor.
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King St
Lancaster
Ruth , Henderson
North Market Street
John P
Minnie Henderson
Lexington
James A. Diego
Frank
Magdalene Diego
Auto Club to Meet at Stevens House in Lancaster
The Lancaster Automobile Club will meet at the Stevens House in Lancaster on Friday evening February 15 at 8 o'clock. Motorists both members and nonmembers are invited to attend as various matters of interest are discussed.
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Lancaster Automobile Club
Stevens House
Lancaster
Dog Fills Empty Place in Man's Life Said by Writer
A writer notes that a dog fills an empty place in a man's life and can fill roadside stretches with companionship. The quote evokes the dog as a comfort across places.
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Cleeinnatt En Nuirer
Guernsey Breeders Meet Prof Welch at Lancaster Event
Dairy specialist Prof R R Welch from State College addressed the annual Lancaster County Guernsey Breeders Association meeting held Saturday at the West Lampeter Vocational School.
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R. R. Welch
State College
Lancaster County Guernsey Breeders’ Association
West Lampeter
Fragmentary Note on Sound Perception Text
A garbled OCR fragment discusses perception of sound and lye of tafiites with unclear references. It mentions White chit a sone wit Suit Perceptible qiher and a source APSO UIE with notes on operation and several fietars. The readable portion provides no definite events or outcomes.
Professional Cards HUEBENER and HABECKER
Huebener and Habecker offer real estate insurance investment securities scrivening and clerking of sales at 34 East Main Street Lititz. The firm presents a compact professional notice highlighting services to clients seeking property and financial guidance.
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Huebener & Habecker
E. Main Su
Lititz
Hershey & Gibbet
Lititz Liberty Street listing
Hutchinson Hollinger phone number 219 R 127 Liberty Street Lititz PA appears in local directory notices. The compact item records a residential address and contact in the Lititz area.
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Hollinger
Liberty Street
Lititz
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