Lititz Fire Company records 1935 calls and losses
The Lititz Fire Company answered ten calls in 1935, the fewest in four years, with two water-related incidents and the rest chemically fought. Estimated borough fire loss was $5,800 while about $35,000 in property was saved. The force, led by Chief Emory Wagner, includes 600-plus members and a large roster of pipe, line, captains, fire police, and drivers plus Christmas party turnout for 1400 local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Emory Wagner
Ralph Walters
Linn Roth
Santa Claus
Walter Miller
Victor Wagner
Derwin Runk
Robert Sturgis
Earle Gohn
Lemon Furlow
Ford Godevaur
Edwin Hall
Elmer Witmer
Alien Burkhart
Stanley Diehm
Ralph Diehm
Ralph Buch
Harry Shreiner
John Carpenter
Ephraim Herr
Jacob Bachman
Jacob Eshleman
Horace Sturgis
Otis Sturgis
William Eshleman
Morris Frey
Oliver Reed
Lititz Kings Daughters Attend Golden Jubilee Banquet
Thirty members of the Lititz Kings Daughters Circles joined 270 city and county members at the Golden Jubilee Banquet in St. Pauls Reformed Church Lancaster. Attendees from Lititz included Mrs. C Wm Grosh Miss Mary Huebener and a list of twenty eight more.
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Lititz Kings’s Daughters
King's Daughters
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Lancaster
The
Lancaster’ City Union
Lititz
C. Wm. Grosh
Mary Huebener
F. W. Stengel
Edward Buch
Harlan Hoffman
Sara Jenkins
Albert Godenaar
Wim. Moody
Byron K. Horne
Daniel Groff
Elizabeth Groff
H. C. Miller
Eugene Long
Jacob Ru
Bank Directors Named at Lititz Springs National Bank Elections
Directors for the coming year were named by stockholders at annual elections Tuesday afternoon. Mahlon H. Hostetter was named a new director, while the re elected directors include D. M. Graybill H. C. Miller C. S. Landes Dr. M. H. Yoder Adam L. Burkholder Henry H. Myers P. K. Graybill and Chas. K. Keath. The board organized at its week- end meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon H. Hostetter
Lititz Springs National Bank
D. M. Graybill
H. C. Miller
C. S. Landes
Dr. M. H. Yoder
Adam L. Burkholder
Henry H. Myers
P. K. Graybill
Chas. K. Keath
Trustees Named for Local Company Board
William Sturgis Arthur Reist Le roy Bare Ralph Walters Walter Miller Rufus Reist Jacob Snyder Harold Weidman and Frank Reed listed as trustees of the company with Der win Runk Christ Koehler and Guy Buch serving as board trustees.
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William Sturgis
Arthur Reist
Leroy Bare
Ralph Walters
Walter Miller
Rufus Reist
Jacob Snyder
Harold Weidman
Frank Reed
Derwin Runk
Christ Koehler
Guy , Buch
Bank Directors Re-elected at Farmers National Bank Meeting
The Farmers National Bank held a meeting yesterday and re-elected President D. M. Grayhill Vice President Myers Cashier N H Diehm Assistant Cashier Leroy Kling Tellers Ralph W Wier and John W Eberly Bookkeepers J Wilbur Wolf and Woodrow W Neidermanyer Directors S W Buch E L Garber R J Black H J Pierson Dr B R Posey H H Reifsnyder C B Risser Joseph B Wissler Henry B Gibbel. The board will organize on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Grayhill
Mr. Myers
N. H. Diehm
Leroy Kling
John W. Eberly
J. Wilbur Wolf
Woodrow W. Neidermyer
Farmers National Bank
S. W. Buch
E. L. Garber
R. J. Black
H. J. Pierson
8. R. Posey
H. H. Reifsnyder
C. B. Risser
Joseph B.wissler
Henry B. Gibbel
Community Concert Series and Local Notices In Lancaster
Linden Hall notes show a second Community Concert in Lancaster with Ralph Dobbs piano recital. The Cleveland Symphony Orchestra will perform on February 16. Dr. H C Ostrander spoke on Egypt, a yearly school event. Christmas visits and travels of Rachel Mayon and Joan Held are noted along with Mrs C Richard Meinert’s Lancaster banquet speech and New York State board role.
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Lancaster
Ralph Dobbs
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
C. Richard Meinert
Staten Island
F. W. Stengel
Meinert
King’s Daughters
New York
Farm Show Opens in Harrisburg With Record Crowds Expected
The twentieth annual Pennsylvania Farm Show opens Monday in Harrisburg for five days with an expected attendance of 300 000 the highest on record. Last year 240 000 attended despite severe weather. D G Witmyer will judge poultry exhibits. Parking space is expanded and 30 conventions will be held. Every county is represented in 22 competitive departments with thousands of entries across horses cattle sheep swine poultry and 16 other categories. The grand champion 4 H Club baby beef award will be announced Friday morning.
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Harrisburg
Social News Around Manheim and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Galen Shriner visited Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Harker in Manheim. Mrs. Katherine Hoover and John W. Martin of Rome entertained the Oehmes and their children at dinner. Warren Diehm spends a week in Boston on business. Rev. J. H. Mumper was in Harrisburg on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stecman of Mt. Joy visited Miss Mary Brakhart on East Main Street. The Merkeys of Hallville visited Miss Brakhart on Tuesday evening.
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Galen Shriner
Monroe Harker
Manheim
Katherine Hoover
John W. Martin
Rome
William Oehme
Helen
Herbert
William Oehme, Jr
Lititz
Warren Diehm
Boston
J. H. Mumper
Harrisburg
Henry Stecman
Willis
Mt. Joy
Stehman
Mary Brakhart
East Main Street
Samuel Merkey
Ruth, Samuel, Jr
David
Mark
Hallville
Merkey
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A Fire Co
Hess's
Mosemann
S” Pranut
Jar Lie
B. L. Sharp
North Broad Street
Linden Hall
H. C. Ostrander
Egypt
Dr. Ostrander
Rachel Mayon
Cuba
Joan Held
Tampico
Mexico
C. S. Horton
Lincoln, PA
Optometrist
D. G. Witmyer
Buster Brown
Zartman’s Store
Seaman’s Stores
Kellogg’s
B. M. Seaman
N. Broad St
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