Lancaster Tobacco Growers Set Grading Prices in 1934
Lancaster county tobacco is valued at 20 cents per pound for Class I and 17 1 2 cents for Class II, with 15 cents for Class III 42 cents for Class IV and any price for Class V. A three member committee will supervise grading and may hire tobacco experts to implement the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania Tobacco Growers’ Cooperative Association
Franklin and Marshall Academy
Cooperative Association
N. G. Hershey
Litita R. D
Joseph B. Bueher
Lititz
Clayton Myers
Lancaster R. D
Penryn and Area Christmas Dinner Guests Listed
Numerous Penryn and nearby residents shared Christmas and Sunday dinners and visits with families across Lititz Ephrata Manheim Rothsville and Akron. Guests included Sturgis Long Sho wler Biemesderfer and many others. Young People's Bible Class held a social with games and refreshments.
Auto Inspection Opens Seventh State Campaign in 1935
The first semi annual auto inspection campaign of 1935 opens with the New Year and runs three months. The following three months enforce inspection, with uninspected cars barred. State officials and garage owners urge motorists to inspect early to avoid a rush. This is the seventh compulsory period instituted by the State.
King's Daughters Plan Meeting at Mrs Rickert Home
Brunnerville residents note social happenings with the King's Daughters meeting at the home of Mrs David Rickert on Thursday evening January 10. Several couples visited relatives and hosted Christmas Day gatherings including Mr. and Mrs. West and the Diehms and Stauffer family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Fahnestock
A. B. Rice
Frederick
Oscar Mathias
Hershey
Kengerveis
Mt. Ema
Harry Eberly
Clara Bucher
Amy Lende
Lebanon
M. Johns
Susan Johns
Neffsville
Irvin
David Rickert
W. M. Seibert
Wayne Kline
Isaac Oberholtzer
Christian Stauffer
Howard Hess
Raymond Diehm
Manheim
Phares West
Jesse Buchter
Parke Sweinert
Ira Ressler
Clarence McCoy
Morris Eckert
Lititz Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance to elect 9 directors
The 46th annual stockholders meeting of the Lititz Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held Saturday January 5 1985 from 1 to 2 PM at the home office Lititz Pennsylvania for the election of nine directors and an auditor and to transact any other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Lititz
Henry H. Koser
Neffeville Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Neffsville Hotel
Neffsville
Owen Hershey
Bank stockholders meet to elect directors on January 8
The Farmers National Bank holds its annual stockholders meeting at the banking house on Tuesday January 8 1935 between 1 and 8 PM to elect a Board of Directors and transact other business. Paul H Bomberger cashier. The Lititz Springs National Bank holds its meeting on Tuesday January 8 1985 between 1 and 8 PM to elect a Board of Directors and transact other business. H H Diem 41-13
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers National Bank
Paul H. Bomberger
Lititz Springs National Bank
H. H. Diem
Moyer hosts Christmas Day guests from area families
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Moyer entertained Franklin Beard and family from White Oak, Charles Beard and family, Rath ven Urban from Lancaster, Howard Beard and children, Mrs. Eshleman from Sheaferstown, John Beard from Ephrata, and Mrs. Mary Diehm from Penryn on Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Martin
Clarence Wagner
Campbelletown
Myer Groff
Clayton Myer
Christian Stauffer
Howard Hess
Richard , Birkenbine
Lititz
Elam Koch
Harry. Landis
Henry Mease
Elam Stark
Ruth Sharik
Irene Miler
John Flory
Daniel Geltmacher
Joy
Ralph Keith
Harriett Strickler
Helen Buch
Anna Martin
Irvin Martin
Hess’ Church
Isaac Oberholtver
G. B. Weaver
Lancaster
Abram Strickler
Dayton Adair
William Seibert
Wayne Kline
Isaac Kauffman
Alvin Koppani
Jacob Moyer
Franklin Beard
White Oak
Charles Beard
Rathven Urban
Howard Beard
Eshleman
Sheafferstown
John Beard
Ephrata
Mary Diehm
Penryn
Administrator's Notice for Estate of Monica S Baker
Letters of administration granted to J B Herr for the estate of Monica S Baker of Lititz Pa. Debts are payable immediately and claims must be presented for settlement at Lititz residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monica S. Baker
Borough
Lititz
J. B. Herr
Olga E. A. Beckler
Louis Hubbener
Hiram Hottzhouse
Borough of
Pennsylvania
Selina Yerger
Littts
John H. Yerger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarence Smith
Clayton Smith
Akron
John Nunamacher
Sterling, Wl
Christ Fry
Lititz R. D. 1
John. $. Zimmerman
Susan Brumbach
Harry Long
Lewis Sturgis
Sara. Long
Philadelphia
Dorothy Long
Carrie Reidenbach
Robert
William Pfautz
Near
Elmer, Weachter
Talton Weachter
Callie Biemesderfer
John Showaller
Jean
Edward Zell
Franklin Hacker
Clinton Fry
Elam Ballins
Paul Stark
Ethel
Carl
Milton Miller
Harry Sheaffer
Ann
Abe Dommy
Ada Steinman
Aaron Geib
George Biellesdefor
Elaine
George Biemesderfer
F. Kauffman
Soudersburg
Raymond Weichsel
Betty
Mary Ann
Amdt
Lloyd Miller
Fern
Lester Miller
Trvin Miller
B. L. Miller
Fred
Irvin Miller
Nathan Eilmier
Very Frey
Herbert
Fred Galebach
Harry K. Galebach
Mary Ellen
Emma Graul
Litpitz
Paul Galebach
Gladys
Kate Horst
Paul Koehler
Lorna.Long
Helen McMullen
Meda Keath
Jame Long
Pen-ryn
Abel Hollinger
Tebamon
Harry Dohner
Mary Ann and
Bobby
Clyde Bomberger
Carl and
Isaac
Earl Dohner
Elstonville
Samuel Becker
Florin
Christ Hoover
Cyrus Diehm
Henry B. Gibbel
Jos. B. Wissler
Joseph B. Wissler
Hannah Elizabeth Holtzhouse
Mary Jane Holtzhouse
Executrices
Jos. B. Wissler, Attorney
Man Olstead
Jack “Romer
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