Local Brevities From Lititz AreaVisits and Guests
Mrs. T. T. Dussinger and family visited the Brinsers in Middletown. Sam Lane returned to the Post Office after a week’s vacation. Numerous families from New Street Front Street Manheim Lititz Penryn etc shared visits and dinners on Sunday and midweek gatherings with local residents including the Bloughs Root Shelly Balmer and others.
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T. T. Dussinger
Jane
J. E. Eshleman
John Brinser
Middletown
Sam Lane
Post Office
Ralph Stauffer
Patsy and
Glenn
New Street
Ella Stauffer
Front Street
George W. Blough
Stauffer
Manheim
Ehner Bomberger
South Broad St
Alice Young and Son
Lititz R. D
Samuel Root
Landisville
Alice Snyder
Mt. Joy
Snyder
Simon Snyder
Chas. Keath
Irvin Keath
Mildred
Verna Jane
Elm
Harry Kauffman
Sally Kauffman
Penryn
Mae Shissler
N. Cedar St
Henry Moase
Mervin Balmer
Norma Anne
Rachael
Janet
A. M. Shelly
Mastersonville
Clyde Shelly
Walter Longenecker
H. B. Schenberger
I. G. Frey
Reading
Walter Miller
Public Sale of Farm Implements at Penryn Hotel
Public sale of farm equipment for Phares Miller Lititz R D 5 set for Saturday March 9 1935 to be held at the Penryn Hotel in the afternoon. Items include a 4 horse wagon with 16 ft hay flat 2 horse wagon with 14 ft closed flat law down wagon several harrows wheelbarrow tools and miscellaneous farming gear.
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Penryn
SNOOPS Notes and Local Events From Lititz Area
Readable snippets include backyard bird sightings by Henry Heiserman and Donald Mohler, a Pretzel Bakery fire, Quarryville Fire Company events, and a Lititz card party with prizes. Mentions of school activities, anniversaries, and upcoming auxiliary gatherings round out a lively local snapshot.
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Lititz
Fire Company Notes From Lititz Officials
Fire Company notes list Emory Wagner as chief of the Lititz Fire Company with Lloyd Smith as Secretary and Oliver Reed as Vice. The brief item records leadership roles and a formal mention of key officers in the organization.
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Emory Wagner
Lititz Fire Company
Lloyd Smith
Oliver Reed
Public Farm Sale Near Mastersonville Elstonville Road
On Thursday March 7 1935 a public sale will be held on the road from Mastersonville to Elstonville in Rapho Township between Ruhl's A B and Mt Hope Brethren Churches. Stock offered includes a horse single line leader two pair good mules 2600 and 2800 15 hereford cattle tested cows and heifers 40 head Poland China hogs sows from pure stock 200 pullets bantams rabbits ducks and guineas. Sale starts at 12 noon with terms to be announced.
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Mastersonville
Elstonville
Ruhl’s A. B
Mt. Hope
Infant Buried Here After Two Day Illness
June Louise Mumma three of Lancaster died at Lancaster General Hospital after a two day illness. She was buried in Macpelah cemetery Tuesday morning following funeral services at 10 at her parents Earl and wife in Lancaster. Death due to hemorrhage. Survived by four sisters at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Mumma
Lancaster
Lancaster General Hospital
Macpelah
Earl Mumma
Bakery Fire Delayed Alarm Endangers Plant and Nearby
A bakery fire spread due to a delayed alarm, risking total destruction of the building and adjacent facilities. Local engines mobilized quickly. the new unit joined the plant while the old engine secured water. No flour was lost to water damage, and only roof timbers burned. Springs bakery produced pretzels at the plant Monday evening.
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Lititz Springs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phares Miller
R. D
Satuday
Snoops
Donald Mohler
Henry Heiserman
East Main Street
Henry
Linden Hall
Robert “Elmer” Hackman
Pretzelette
Guy Buch
Margaret Posey
Robert Snyder
Archie
Bob
Washington
Quarryville Fire Company
Wagner
Smith
Reed
Rothsville
D. L. Ember
Wim Miller
Lillian Rudy
A. C. Fleckenstein
Harry B. Kauffman
Elmer Harding
Martin Estwan
Harry Kready
Warren Stark
Elwood Shoemaker
Frank Adams
Harry Herr
Ralph Greenly
Roy Weaver
John Heilman
William Eshleman
Clarence Herr
Jonas B. Risser
Brunnerville
Mr. Fleckenstein
Charles R. Hoff
Mr. Risser
Jos. J. Rupp
Fire Company
Mercury
Sunoco
Pontiac
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