Year in review for 1986 highlights from Ephrata town
Mrs. Paris Snyder compiles a resume of the year's news from town and vicinity, tracing events from the first issue to the last. The review notes a very fickle year for weather with a record 106 degree day in July and a severe prior winter.
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Paris Snyder
Ephrata
Holidays and hints of 1937 expectations
The passage reflects on Holidays in 1937 with the year clearly noted. It muses on happiness in finding fault and curiosity about the coming year while noting longer days and strengthening cold. It comments on male folly and use of labor-saving devices.
Cows Listen To Radio During Milking Time
A Missouri dairy proprietor says cows give more milk when music plays in the barn. He notes cows are calmer and more content during milking after radio tunes, linking sound to increased milk yield.
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Missouri
Lititz Town Council Reorganizes for New Year
Twenty five years ago Lititz reorganized at 10 oclock with newly elected members and John B Leib as president Do Derr as secretary and Lititz Springs National Bank as treasurer M G Schaeffer as solicitor and Walter Miller as water superintendent The borough police were W H Greek and J B Young named janitor A flood of local notices follow detailing bakers shifts funerals and school actions across Warwick and Lititz reflecting a typical small town civic calendar.
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Lititz
Frank E. Schnerer
H. N. Miksch
Harry S. Neidermyer
John B. Leib
Do. N. Derr
Lititz Springs National Bank
M. G. Schaeffer
Walter Miller
Rothsville Fair Opens as Husbands and Horses Frighten
Fifty years ago on January 7 1887 a Swan Hotel fair in Rothsville opens under the corner band to January 22. Horses frightened by a locomotive at the depot broke a sleigh while John Hershey and companion were cast from another sleigh near Rothsville. they walked home and found the team the next day at the John Hess farm near Lititz. Sleighing remains good. Musselman estate sale near Millport drew crowds with prices rising high, baskets selling at 1.40 and baskets old fetching 0.75. Mail carrier J B Young debuts a new large mail bag for town delivery.
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Rothsville
Henry Gibble
John Hershey
John Hess
Lititz
Musselman
Millport
Lancaster County
Callier
J. B. Young
Dramatic Recital by Miss Fassnacht in Lancaster
Miss Mary L Fassnacht daughter of Mr and Mrs A S Fassnacht of Rothsville gave a dramatic recital last evening at the Iris Club in Lancaster for her friends. She was assisted by Miss Emma Mae Schotzberger vocal soloist and Paul T Noll marimbist. The receiving line included Mildred Mumma Mary Ellen Leonard Mildred Jones Dorothy Trimble and Audrey Derst.
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James Seaber
Emma Smith
Bertha Gundrum
Wm. Stauffer
Zach Wike
Henry Habeckgger
United Brethren Church
Liita
Harrisburg
Jerry Stark
Central Manual Training
Philadelphia
Linnaeus Roth
Amos Roth
Warwick
Mabel Adams
Michael Adams
Reading
Zion A. B. Parsonage
A. K. Wier
Mr. Roth
Wier
Mary L. Fassnacht
A. S. Fassnacht
Rothsville
Iris Club
Lancaster
Emma Mae Schotzberger
Paul T. Noll
Mildred Mumma
Mary Ellen Leonard
Mildred Jones
Dorothy Trimble
Audrey Derst
Promenade guests and participants at Mrs Herr event
The ushers included Miss Sara Mischalich Edith Hahn Gladys Depew Kathrine Gable Mary Elizabeth Killian and Catharine Rottmund. Messrs Paul Ensminger and Kenneth Ducely served as page boys. Mrs Esther Leonard Herr's dramatics school performed in the grand promenade before Miss Fassnacht appeared. Four hundred invitations were issued for the affair.
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Sara Mischalich
Edith Hahn
Gladys Depew
Kathrine Gable
Mary Elizabeth Killian
Catharine Rottmund
Paul Ensminger
Kenneth Ducely
Bobby Ochs
Herman Risser
Esther Leonard Herr
School of Dramatics
Miss Fassnacht
Lititz News Roundup Highlights Local Figures and Events
A Lititz chronicle notes: restaurant owner and former Dewey gunner tied to major posts. Mrs F W Stengel and Mrs W M Pfautz in school leadership and church roles. John McCloud marks 31 years of Sunday attendance. Elmer Eby leads Lititz Community Chest. Robert Peiffer returns from a 7256 mile trek across 17 states. Local honors include PTA president, essay medal winner Alma Nolt, and mission advocates Pfautz daughter escape from bandits in China. Longenecker named a scholarly fellow.
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W. M. Pfautz
Women’s Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church
John McCloud
Elmer Eby
Litit2a
Community Chest Board
Robert Peiffer
Robert E. Getz
New Evangelical Church
Joseph Sheckard
John Muth
Rotary Club
General Sutter
Benjamin Seaman
Parent-Teachers Association
Farl Minnich
Lititz
Lititz News Roundup Highlights Local Events
The clipping list covers multiple Lititz area notes. May Queens at Lititz Springs Park and Millersville State Teachers College, honors for graduates, and local civic actions. A tablet unveiling for Count Zinzendorf, a large Christmas tree yard at the fire house, and 1987 Lititz Springs plans with the Allentown Band.
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G. W. Hackman
Legion
J. Harold Mumper
Linden Hall
Lloyd Long
Lydia Doster
Parker
Evelyn Zimmerman
F. W. Stengel
Pacific Coast
Sylvia Longenecker
John Mattis
Millersville State Teachers College
Lancaster County Historical Society
Count Zinzendorf
Lititz
D. Paul Hershey
Carl Reedy
Lititz Springs
Allentown Band
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