Rural vocational schools gain backing in Pennsylvania
Editorials note a setback to Warwick township's vocational school idea but highlight strong support. The Pennsylvania State College Rural Life department promotes training for teachers of agriculture and home economics in rural and high schools. It cites 28 rural vocational and 14 high schools teaching agriculture, arguing education fixes farm life and strengthens the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick Township
Reamstown
Coll
Rural Life Department of
Pennsylvania State College
W. S. Taylor
Pennsylvania
America
Mer, Taylor
Should the Boy Quit High School for a Job
The article weighs whether a student should leave school for high paying work. It urges consulting elders and diverse judges of value, noting education's enduring demand and the danger of leaving school to earn wages. It emphasizes combining headwork with handwork and seeking wise counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ory High School
Railroads and the President Reach Timely Action
The Record expects broad approval of the President’s move on railroad property returns. March 1 is set as the transfer readiness date with Congress to act on protective terms for all interests. Government regulation should be stricter than prewar but not stifling private ownership, while the President’s policy remains to be disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Eny
The Old Apple Orchard
The old home orchard is fading as mature trees die or wasteful neglect reduces value. Regular care in spring boosts yields, while delayed spraying harms the crop. Pennsylvania can grow top apples. preserve the old orchard rather than abandon it for flashy Western fruit sold at ten cents apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ucee
Acre
Pennsylvania
United States
Philadelphia
Travelers Near and Far Holiday Visitors in Local Town
A long list of Christmas and holiday visitors and residents is reported from town. Names include Willis Gochenanr, Clarence Regennas, Elizabeth Grosh, John Troutwein, Roy Stark, Harry Grazer, Harvey Grosh, Daniel Chick, Lioyd Kauffman, Tillie Myers, Krantz, Harry Graut, Marcel Spiekier, Lawra Hindermyer, Jerome Singer, Charles Young, Amigiah Young, Bryan Carpenter, Christian Snavely, Harry Clark, Albert Hornberger, Raymond Evans, Frank Keith, John Mabee, Atlee Burkholder, William Shiffer, Amosi Burkholder, Mrs. Stark, Mrs. Meesky, Hayden Howard, Harriet Adams, Paul Schiuell, and others. The note also mentions a wedding in process and a local store promotion for Takahoma Biscuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Gochenanr
Pitcairn
Clarence Regennas
Joseph Zahn
Kinderhook
Elizabeth Grosh
Elizabethtown
John Troutwein
Lensford
Roy Stark
Chester
Harry Stark
Harry Grazer
Wilmington
Landisville
Marcel Spiekier
Raymond
Shillington
Teacing
Lawra Hindermyer
Philaia
Caroline Grosh
Jerome Singer
Pettsyville
Ohina
Henry
Ginger
Spruce Street
Charles Young
Amigiah Young
Birney Ochme
Frank Runk
West
Cleveland
Bryan Carpenter
Wayneter
Waverly
Virginia
Fauch Chank
Christian Snavely
Philadelphia
H. Snavel
Harry Clark
Motor Transport Service
Albert Hornberger
Camp Pike
Arkansas
Henry B. Boch
Greengassle
Chambersburg
Lingerstown
Raymond Evans
Pittsburgh
Evans- Young
Borth
Boston
Mass
Frank
Keith
Maclair County
John F. Mabee
Wilkesbarre
Brunnerville
Harry Marks
New
Herbert Marks
Reamstown
Harriet Adams
Frank Adams
Helen
Marion
Akron
Agnes Adams
South Locust Street
W. B. Hubbs
New York
Paul Schiuel
Annyille
Clayton Schmuck
Paul
Deer Son
Lebanon County
G. G. Diehny
Multiple Obituaries Reported From Lancaster County
Funeral notices detail the deaths of Sarah Rin eer, Mary Wissier, George Irvin, Sarah Ulrich, Exara Lefever Emma Lefever, and Maria Adair. Survivors listed include spouses, children, and siblings with interments noted in Brennerville, White Oak, Quarryville, and Penn township areas. The articles reference local churches and cemeteries, including St. Paul's Lutheran and the Reformed Church of Penryn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Rineer
Lancaster
Mary Wissier
Marion
Ohio
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
George Irvin
Brunnerville
Warwick Township
Henry Irvin
Sarah Kayler
Susan Dougherty
Irvin
Mmma Eck
Solomon Irvin
Kate Geltz
Fianna Buchter
Lititz
Oily Long
Owl Hill
Harry Irvin
Hiram Brubaker
Millway
Brennerville
A. B. Chu
Sarah Ulrich
Monroe Ulrich
Barry Heluan
Manheim
Penn Township
Ulrich
Jerusalem Reformed Church
White Oak
Milon Bretegan
Slanesville
Harry Helmen
Clinton
Charles Igh
Philadelphia
Emanuel Young
Sunbery
Catherine Keath
Lebanon
Thoras Keath
Jacob Bohm
Talton Wechter
Panryn
Benjamin Rammer
the Reformed Church
Clayton
Calvin
Charles
Mary
Isaac
Dena
Maria
Isaac Nessinger
Amanda Kauffman
Amelia Hekman
Elm
Reformed Church
Penryn
Temestery
Deaths in Lancaster area detailed obituaries
Obituaries from the Lancaster region note the deaths of Barr Buch of Philadelphia formerly Elizabethtown aged forty eight after illness, and Daniel D Nell aged eighty five of near Cocalico with extensive survivors. Cyrus A Young of Owl Hill Northumberland district dies aged eighty three after a stroke, with sons John K and Thomas surviving and brother John Young of Rothsville attending. Funeral rites held in Philadelphia Brethren church and Cocalico respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bard Buch
Philadelphia
Elizabethtown
Jonathan Buch
Germantown
Midvale Steel Ga
Buch
Lutheran Church
George Hoffer
Katie Rutt
H.W. Nissley
Henry
Frank B. Buch
Deccas
Philadelphi
Daniel D. Nell
Daniel B. Nell
Cocalico
Amanda
Andrew Hackman
Lexington
Lizzie
Norman Wike
Klinefeltersville
Lebganon Courts
Alice
Taniel Eberly
Lebanon County
John Noll
Brethren Church
Dornbach
Rothsville
Cyrus A. Young
Owl Hill
Lititz
Northumberland
Mr. Young
John Young
Election notices from Lititz area banks and insurers
Multiple 1920 notices set election dates for stockholders and members of Lititz National Bank Lititz and Lexington turnpike company Farmers National Bank of Lititz Agr. Mutual Life Insurance Company with scheduled meetings in January 1920 including times and cashier signatures Brevity and legibility affected by OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz Springs National Bank
S National Bank
H. H. Dieam
Litiv and
Lexington Turnple Pany
Warvick
Lititz
I Tititz Agricultural Mutual Life Insurance Company
A. &. Gibbel
Farmers National Bank of Limia
M. J
Breitigan
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Ralph E. Buch
W. Willis Rader
Hugh Watter
Ae & Pukranted
Lititv
Weerni-Elass Matier
TRH Railroads
P.O. S. of A
Reading
James F. Fyle
Lutheran Sunday School
Walter Fry
Beulah Weuchter
G. J. Weachter
Lemon’ Koehler
Lucila Adams
Daniel Loose
Wo. LeRsy Hailacher
Hallacher
Harry Shary
Norman Kline
Isit
Parkesburg
Aete
Hershey
Hphrata
Bothsville Ex-high
Akron Ex-high
Takhoma Biscuits
Ilcr & Laheeker
Broad Street
Jpackages For LLC
Exara Lefever
Emma. Lefever
Ephrata
Isaac Lefever
James Geiger
Quarryville
C. Martin Hess
Vaann
Claren
State Highway Department
Clearfield
Hess Lefever
Robert
Agredent
Franklin and Marshall College
Abbie Fritz
Quarry
Dile
Valle
Deatti
Glasta Adair
Maria Adair
Clayton Adair
Reformed Church of
Daniel Nell
Paramount Pictures
Herbert Brewer
Rupert Hughes
All Star Cast
Pauline Frederick
Daughte
Old South
Bryant Washburn
Shirley Mason
Priday
John Barrimere
Here Comes the
Wallace Reid
Man From
OKEK
Ind
Bell No
Phonograph Sales & Equipment CO
East Main Street
Olive Sean
Wtake
Sean
Trimmer
Oliver H. Bair
W. H. Ienck
Roth
Ralph M. Spacht
Harmers
Lancaster City
Rudy's
Long Flora Lamberger
Brick Pitiento Clementy
Albert Gochenour
Crabkler T. Las Dis
Aaron J. Habstner
Court of Common Pleas
County of Lancaster
Court House
City of Lancaster
Commonwealth of Pennsylvanis
Lanc
Lanes
Warncaster
Lancsever
Jesemper
Garbrk, Shei
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