Elm Area Social Roundup Reflects Busy Sunday Visits
Mrs Fanny Bomberger and daughter Lizzie hosted a large Elm area gathering with many relatives from Halfville and nearby towns on Sunday. Several families including Koehlers Diehms and Singers visited hospitals and homes across Lancaster and Lititz. Vera Lehman spent Sunday with Helen Gans in Manheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Bomberger
Lizzie
Elem Bomberger
Luke
Joy
Homer, Phares
Elizabeth
Anna
Amy Bomberger
Near Halfville
Isaac Koehler
Meda
Emanuel Diehm
Lancaster General Hospital
Koehler
Henry Singer
Lititz
Levi Hornley
Near Elm
Dillman Burkholder
Graybill Miller
Harlan, Arlington and
Eugene
Elmer Ebersole
Near White Oak
Paul Graybill
Allen Hollinger
Florin
Rohrer Keller
Gon Richard
Annie Keller
Esther
Joseph Graybill
Aaron Graybill
Walter
Willis
Naaman Hershey
Kate Hershey
Penn
Irwin Graybill
Gons Carl, Harold and
Arthur
Stevens
Elmer Hess
Homer Grayhill
Elaine
Charles Summers
Virginia
Ephrata
Richard
Elm
Vera Lehman
Helen Gans
Manheim
Goitre Relieved in Three Weeks by Sorbol Quad
Mrs. Joe Corsnitz of Harrisburg Pennsylvania tells how she relieved an inward goitre in three weeks using Sorbol Quad a colorless liniment easy to apply and inexpensive. Readers may write to 432 S 17th Street or Lewis N Moyer for information Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Corsnitz
Harrisburg
Lewis N. Moyer’s
Mechanicsure
Ohio
Farm Records Up at Roundtable Parley
The Lancaster County Agricultural Extension Association schedules a 9 30 A M Saturday roundtable on farm records and accounts at the Farm Bureau Rooms Woolworth Building Lancaster led by Prof Earl Moffit State College. Farmers should attend to learn about farm accounting and county account summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County Agricultural Extension Association
Farm Bureau Rooms
Woolworth Building
Lancaster
Earl Moffit
State College
Lancaster Prison Inspectors Report for Year Ending 1928
The Board of Prison Inspectors presents the Lancaster County Prison annual report for the year ending December 31, 1928. It notes 160 prisoners convicted, 48 more than 1927 after deducting commitments, and 632 persons charged with crime, up from 560. The Manufacturing Department produced 960 chairs and the inventory totals 6,303.63 dollars. Financials include treasurer payments, ponds sales, and a book balance of 1,468.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF
Court of Quarter Sessions
Lancaster County
Act of Assembly
Canine
Board of Inspectors
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Hans Pe
Tars
Usal Wag
Atlantic
Elliot
Grand “Vacuum Cleaner
Eureka Man
Home Gantelien
Spacht
Lititz, PA
P. M. Flory
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G. L. Schlegel
J. M. Paxson
Bhss Gilfillan
Treas
F. Shuman
B. Smith
A. B. Swigart
Wim
H. Cogley
Lancaster County Prison
Harry C. Conn
Long & Company Coal
Robert L. Fry
Willard
General Battery Electrical Service
Kelly-Springfield
East Front Street
Kelly
Willard Minweade
Eby’s Mill
Aucton
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M. F. Getz
H. T. Hacker
Graybill’s
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Oregon, Pa
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Leola
Fisi
Eneral Motors
Oakland
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Paige
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Commander
Nash
Peffley
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King Street
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