Lititz Express Sale Marks End of Zook Era
Announcement reports the sale of The Lititz Express from John G. Zook to Nevin Danner of Spring Grove Pa. after three score years of editorial work. The veteran editor retires with the paper and its Miss Zooks, while Danner begins a new venture and the community extends best wishes.
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Lititz Express
John. G. Zook
Nevin Danner
Spring Grove
Zook
Mr. Zook
Lititz
Danner
Ambulance Run Highlights Lititz Service Record
The Community Ambulance carried a Lititz resident to Lancaster Hospital in a quiet, steady operation. Since 1980 when the ambulance became a town dream realized by the American Legion, the unit has grown through lean years, replacing its first vehicle two years ago and earning local praise for dependable service and dedicated volunteer drivers.
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Lititz
Lancaster
American Legion
Post
Ambulance Fund Relies on Local Donations and Volunteers
The ambulance operates from 2 AM to 5 AM and is funded solely by contributions and benefit events organized by Legion members. Money stays in a separate account and is used only for upkeep, repairs, and tires. No charge within the district, but outside calls incur a fee.
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Legion
Speeding Near Broad Street Sparks Public Outcry
Residents complain as two cars nearly collide at Broad Street and Lincoln Avenue. One driver ignored a stop sign and sped across Broad Street, the other traveled about 50 mph on Broad. Town officials vow a new speeding crackdown and arrests to curb the hazard.
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Broad Street
Lincoln Avenue
Broad
Broad Stret
The Romanoff Family Reigned Russia for Centuries
The Romanoff family ruled Russia for over 300 years with Michael Feodorovich ascending in 1613 and Nicholas II, the final ruler, abdicated in 1917.
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Romanoff
Russia
Michael Feodorovich Romanoff
Nicholas II
Romanoffs
Hallville Cigar Makers Prank Ends in Fall on Henry Breitigan
Last week in Hallville dulged in tricks by cigarmakers of Henry Fry's shop. Henry Breitigan was tossed toward the ceiling but landed heavily, semi conscious, with a suspected hip fracture but no bones were broken.
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Henry Fry
Hallville
Henry Breitigan
Ladies’ Mite Society
Moravian Church
Mr. Wolff
Alaska
J. R. Bricker & Co
Smith Tobacco
Evans & Hess
St. Valentines
Daniel Witmyer
Lincoln
H. E. Miller
I. G. Erb
I. G. Bomberger
Alumni Plan Linden Hall Gymnasium Entertainment
The high school alumni association schedules an event in Linden Hall Gymnasium on Saturday March 16 and the following Monday. J F Stoner sold his moving picture theatre to H H Holtzhouse and will show only clean films. Charles Kiscadden of Lebanon walked 18 miles to this place in four and a half hours. Sturgis Eastenders beat Huber tinsmith in Linden Hall alleys in a hot bowling match. Nathan K Reissnyder a Lancaster music teacher and pianist died in St Josephs Hospital Lancaster. Simon P Meek of Brunnerville died.
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Linden Hall
J. F. Stoner
Moving Picture Theatre
Rudy’s Hall
H. H. Holtzhouse
Charles Kiscadden
Lebanon
Sturgis
Eastenders
Huber
Nathan K. Reissnyder
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lancaster
Brickerville
Simon P. Meek
Brunnerville
Farm Calendar Notes on Bird Feed and Potato Planting
Farm Calendar advises laying birds get most feed at night with some morning mash for full intake. Noon fleshing mash boosts consumption. Pennsylvania data since 1918 show disease-free seed yields about 54 bushels per acre more than local diseased seed, with no grower reaching 400 Bushel Club using diseased seed.
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Pennsylvania
RECORDINGS
Some men seem to progress in spite of themselves. The chap who gets to the bottom of a thing usually comes out on top. The man who can combine business and pleasure has to be a pretty good mixer. If you make a fool of yourself, don't take it too much to heart. The world is full of people who are kicking themselves.
Cecil B. DeMille West Drama Stars Wild Bill Hatch
Town Talk notes Jean Arthur and Cecil B. DeMille present a Western epic featuring Wild Bill Hickok Calamity Jane. The production promises over ten minutes of dramatic ambush by Cheyenne Indians and more than 80 minutes of action packed Western drama.
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Jean Arthur
Wild Bill Hickok
Calamity Jane
Cecil B. DeMille
Buffalo Bill
A Word to the Wise About Happiness and Work
A playful verse warns that a columnist who aims for constant cheer may end up crabby. It suggests preferring practical, busy work like digging ditches in Harlem over writing a newspaper column for lasting happiness.
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Lititz, Pa
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Broad St
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Joseph Bollinger
S. Broad Street
Howard D. Bollinger
S. Broad St
Hiram Bollinger
Tylersport
Montgomery County
Mr. Hollinger
David Bomberger
Norman
Lexington Road
J. C. Brubaker
High School Literary Society
Roy Singer
Viola Ellis
Roy Workman
Beryl Masser
Marion Holtzhouse
Luella Habecker
Edwin Bear
United States
Ardell Kissinger
Anna Brookmyer
Ella Gibbel
Eleanore Muth
Esther Eckert
Landis Herr
Walter Heilman
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Avon Kosroth
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Viola Leib
Herbert Weitzel
Reed Metzgar
Carl Swarr
Anna Mary Roland
Annetta Evans
Edith Long
Ernest Baker
Ray Shott
W. H. Muth & Co
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