Kreps and Hershey Tie The Knot In Neffsville Ceremony
Kreps left for a southern trip and will reside on the groom’s farm after January. Kolb son of Mr and Mrs Bowton Kolb New Holland and Anna M Hershey daughter of Mr and Mrs Amos Hershey Lititz joined in marriage on Christmas morning officiated by N L Landis at Neffsville. The wedding party included Miss Clara Hey and Roy Landis and Miss Ar Landis and Reynolds Minnich. A festive home wedding dinner followed at New Holland with Christmas dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A L .Kolb
Ayton Kolb
New Holland
Anna M. Hershey
Amos Hershey
Lititz
Chris
N. L. Landis
Neffsville
Clara Hey
Roy Landis
Ar Landis
Reynolds Minnich
Landis Hershey wed at Neffsville home ceremony
Roy Landis son of Mr and Mrs Muel A Landis Stevens and Clara L Hershey daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry H Hershey Sitz were married Wednesday at 8 by Rev Noah Landis at his Neffsville home. Unattended ceremony followed by a reception with about 100 guests. Couple left for a wedding trip to Washington and on return will reside at their respective homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Landis
Muel A. Landis
Stevens
Clara L. Hershey
Henry H. Hershey
Sitz
Noah Landis
Neffsville
Washpd
Lefever and Irvin Wed in Neffsville Christmas Service
Lefever Christian W Lefever of Oregon and Bertha M Irvin of Rothsville wed in a United Brethren ring service at Neffsville Christmas morning at 10. Rev S G Kauffman of Long Memorial Church officiated. Attendants were Racold Frymyer Rothsville Miss Avelyn Wolf Oregon and Amos Budy Lincoln. The couple will reside in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian W. Lefever
Oregon
Bertha M. Irvin
Rothsville
Aluck
United Brethren Patroor
Neffsville
S. G. Kauffman
Long Memorial Church
Racold Frymyer
Avelyn Wolf
Amos Budy
Lincoln
Lefever
Shelly and Wolf establish marriage in Akron home
Paul Shelly and Kathryn Z. Wolf of Mastersonville wed at 6 on Christmas morning in Akron at Rev. George R. Wolf's residence. Attendants Clyde Shelly and Miriam Z. Wolf. After a Florida honeymoon they will reside in Lititz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Shelly
Kathryn Z. Wolf
Mastersonville
George R. Wolf
Akron
Clyde Shelly
Miriam Z. Wolf
Florida
Lititz
Lititz council approves varied bills listing local services
Town council presented and approved numerous charges including Edison Electric power $529.08 and Christmas tree service, Lititz Springs Garage kerosene 51 cents, water meters $124,985, police meals and salaries for burgess, solicitor, secretary, treasurer and other staff, and various labor and material costs for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Ephrata Telephone Co
Edison Electric Co
Power and Light
Board of Health
Thomas Steffy
Gav. F. Evans
Lititz Tire Hospital
J. E. Royer
T. H. Erb
Stone
N. M. Badort
Burgess
J. B. Wisssler
J. B. ‘Herr
Lititz
Long and Co
Nep‘tube Meter Co
Levi Vergear
P. H. Bomsberger
Iw. HE. Muth and Co
Wm. Amer
A. W Detrich
C. M. Snavelj
Barrett and Co
Tarvia
K. Bushong
Express
Wm. Roth
A. B. Ludwig
H. M. Kofgoth
C. W. _ Miller
Lester Miller
BR. Kreider
Hi. IL Diehm
Same
Sam. Lausch
Fragmentary notes on 18th century crops and events
The garbled text references old plant varieties such as Jon athian and Northern Soy grown in New York and West Virginia, with scattered mentions of Lowell Massachusetts around 1750, plus unclear notes about Red terehan and Home Bentlty linked to ISIS and Kansigs in 1866.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
New York
West Virginia
ISIS
Willesia
Miceral Salts and Iron Nutrition in Bread Preparation
A fragmented note discusses mineral salts and iron nutrition, noting iron and lime are essential. It suggests bread with milk as a means to provide time and nourishment, mentioning curing iron without which blood cannot nourish the body.
Speech Defects Durable The Public Health Service Report
The Public Health Service says at least 1,000,000 people in the United States have some form of speech defect. About 500,000 are school children who stammer or stutter. The majority of speech defects are functional and can be corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pntiie Health Service
United States
Legion to Stage That's That musical comedy January 15 16
Garden Spot Post announces Legion and Ladies Auxiliary will present the musical comedy That's That on January 15 and 16 at the High School Auditorium. A professional director from John B. Rogers Producing Company will stage the production set in a Palm Beach deluxe hotel. The plot centers on a New York millionaire's son hiding his identity to win love. Also noted: Arabian berry plant seedlings sent from Jardin des Plantes Paris to Martinique aboard a sailing ship in 1720.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
John B. Rogers
Palm Beach
Jelite
New York
The
Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
West Indies
Jardin Des Plantes
Paris
Martinique
Ancient cork industry before Christian era used in ships
The article notes cork was used before the Christian era for ship repairs and hull planking. Spain and Portugal led cork production, with cork oak bark harvested for this purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Equal voice in talk praised for balanced debate
The text argues that harmony in conversation comes from treating others as equals and not assuming superiority or inferiority, urging balanced participation and respect in dialogue.
Have You a House TO RENT A For Sale Ad
Classifieds in the Lititz Record offer fast rental and sale ads for houses tables cows and other items. The notice urges readers to use the paper’s classifieds to reach local customers and notes that everyone in Lititz reads the RECORD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Grundy cites Pennsylvania as top manufacturing state in Senate briefing
In testimony to the Senate Lobby Investigating Committee Joseph R. Grundy presents tables showing Pennsylvania as a leading manufacturing state and a major contributor in agriculture. He notes Pennsylvania's manufactured product value rivals that of 25 other states combined and compares wage data across multiple states in the cited material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania
Ind. Inc. Corp
U. Products Inc
U.S. Connecticut
Massachutts
New Jersey
New York
Eas
Ohio
Arizona
Arkansas
South Dakota
Mississippi
Montana
Wisconsin
Agricultural Investment Gap Across Seven States
Fragmented data shows farm acreage and investments differing among the seven Agricultural States. Pennsylvania records a notable share of wages and product value, with figures indicating higher investments and wages relative to others in the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennnsylvania
College Women Union Formed to Promote Advancement
The Association of American University Women is formed to promote the welfare and advancement of college women. Active members must be university graduates, while associate members face less strict requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Women’s Union
The
Association of American University Women
Christmas Dinner Guests Across Local Communities
Families from Pine Hill Manheim Lititz Rothsville East Petersburg Roseville and Oregon hosted or visited kin during Christmas observances. Notable mentions include Wayne Landis and Albert Landis with stories of a cow incident and X ray required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kramer
Grace
Lloyd
Emma Kramer
Mabel Bollinger
Manheim
Harry Bollinger
Middle Creek
John Landis
Mary
Rufus
Aaron Landis
Philip Martin
Lititz
Henry Landis
Albert Landis
Harvey Heinicke
Anna
East Petersburg
Frank Spor
Rothsville
Fiona “Hollinger
Daniel Wentling
LeRoy
Wentling
Jean Wentling
Almas
Parke Good
Roseville
Elmer
Susan Jlackman
John Becker
Elam Becker
Iva Beeker
Oregon
Stockholders Meetings For Various Lititz Area Firms
Notices announce the annual stockholders meeting for Lancaster Petersburg Manheim Railway Company on January 13 1930 at 2 PM in Lancaster Pa to elect directors and conduct business. Lititz Springs National Bank and Lititz Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance Company also call meetings in January for director elections auditor and board actions. Farmers National Bank of Lititz schedules January 14 1930 banking room meeting to elect directors and to vote on capital stock increase and par value change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conestoga Transmission Company
Ghest
Uhancaster
Lancaster, Petersburg & Manheim Railway Company
Ghest Building
Lancaster
Anna E. Rance
Lititz Springs National Bank
Lititz Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Lititz
Henry H. Koser
Farmers National Bank of
Pennsylvania
J.H. Breitigan
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Kreps
Jani
Landis
Hershey
Irvin
Shelly
Council
Apple Statistics
Ality
Josep R. Grendy
PENNA
Keystone State
Illinois
Massachusetts
Idaho
Coord
Alabama
Colorado
Kentucky
Cali
Nebraska
Nevada
White
New Mexico Til
North Carolina
U. S
Varia
Georgia
North Dakota
Rhode
South Cares
Tennee
Utah
Vermont
Wyoming
Tatat AG cm
U.S. Senate
Baud Eere
Pine Hill
Hanr Rae
Anna E. Ranck
Henry B. Gibbel
Marion Street
Huebener and
Habecker
Main Street
Coleman
New—Real Bargain
Phone
Record Office
Spruce St
C. B. Snyder
N. Cedar St
Ivan Ek, Adams
Second Hand
Co. C. Weaver
East Front Street
Lititz, PA
Henry J. Snavely
East Main Street
Roy Himmelberger
King’s Daughters
Moravian Bible Class
Alexander Max
Brethren Church
Bowman
Henry H. Franck
Christman
Cleo Himmelberger
W. Orange St
Hassler’s Bakery
S. Broad St
Front Street
D. W. Withers
S. Broad Street
Rhcord
Mill & Market
Alice A. Wwertzler
R. E. Worley
J. W. Royer
J. W. Bruckart & Son
Barker's
Eby’s Mill
B. G. Wier
Mfr
Prone
FOLTZ
E. C. Foltz
Orange Street
Garvin’s
Garving’s
Garvin's
Garvin
Lancaster’s Big Cash Department Store
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