Auto Club to Show Movie at Lancaster Meeting
Lancaster Automobile Club invites officials teachers and parents to attend its meeting at Odd Fellows Hall on Chestnut Street. A film The Cross Road Puzzle sponsored by AAA and the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce will be shown after the 8 o'clock business session. Public invited.
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Ancaster Automobile Club
Odd Fellows Tall
Chestnut Street
Lancaster
American Automobile Association
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Browns Town Notes Highlights of Cold Weekend
Snow and freezing temperatures hampered activities across Browns Town with 20 degree readings at Beck's Store. The local High School basketball team suffered a Class G loss to East Cocalico 47 41 at Reamstown. A baked ham and sauerkraut supper benefits the Helping Hand class at K G E Lodge Hall Saturday 4 to 10. Tickets 50 cents adults 25 cents children.
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Beck’s
Ellen Balmer
Ray Harnish
Raymond Getz
Emeline Wolf
Ruth Zwally
Mt. Gretna
East Cocalico
Reamstown
Warren Wolf
Lancaster
F. Brown
Raymond Weaver
John Scheneberger
K. G. E. Lodge Hall
Lancaster Auto Show Opens Jan 28 at Armory
The 18th annual Lancaster Automobile Show runs January 28 to February 1 at the Lancaster Armory. About 150 models from over 20 manufacturers fill displays open daily 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. Exhibits from New York and Philadelphia add to the attractions as firms showcase advancing 1930 motor vehicles.
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Lancaster
Lancaster Armory
New York
Philadelphia
East Lampeter High School presents Noth ing But The Truth play
East Lampeter High School students staged Noth ing But The Truth in the school auditorium on Friday and repeated the show Saturday. The newly formed school orchestra made its debut at the performance.
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East Lampeter
East Lampeter High School
Lexington social notes recount visits and births
Miss Edith Strausbaugh and Miss Magdalena McCadden of Lancaster visit Mr. and Mrs. Morris Carpenter. The Fahne stock family and Anna join Eshleman near Clay. Kermit Singer visits Lititz relatives. Spangler family hosts Carpenter visitors. Harry Landis announces a son's birth. Amy Balmer visits Anna Fahnestock near Clay. Mrs. John Berkinbine at St. Joseph's in Lancaster. Seibert family from Brunnerville guests of Bill and family. Ira Longenecker near Clay dines with hosts.
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Edith Strausbaugh
R.N
Magdalena McCadden
Lancaster
Morris Carpenter
Samuel M. Fahnestock
Anna
David Eshleman
Near Clay
Kermit Singer
Harry Baer
Lititz
Wilson Spangler
Harold
Ray
Harry Landis
Amy Balmer
Anna, Fahnestock
John Berkinbine
St. Joseph's Hospital
William Seibert
Lavina Seibert
Anna Mary and
Willie
Brunnerville
Bill Spangler
Ira Longenecker
Social Visit Notes From Local Homes
Mr and Mrs Samuel M Fahnestock with Sun Hill guests spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Henry Mease. Mrs Bill Spangler and sons Harold and Ray visited Mrs Lizzie Lowrey of the United Zion Home on Sunday. Mrs John Barth and daughter of Brunnerville called on Mr and Mrs John Hilton. Mrs John Singer visited her sister Miss Mary Buck on Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Elam Stark entertained guests including Mr and Mrs Harry Stark and sons Wilbur and Dick of Liiia, Mr and Mrs John Flory and daughters Marion and Janet of near Brunnerville, Mr Wayne Hartrantt of Lititz, and Mrs Henry McEase and daughter Grace with Misses Lillie and Grace Zook.
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Samuel M. Fahnestock
Howard Bender
Paul and
Carl
Sun Hill
Henry Mease
Bill Spangler
Harold Ad Ray
Lizzie Lowrey
United Zion Home
John Barth
Brunnerville
John Hilton
John Singer
Mary Buck
Elam Stark
Harry Stark
Wilbur and
Liiia
John Flory
Marion
Janet
Near Brunnerville
Wayne Hartrantt
Lititz
Henry Mcéase
Grace
Lillie
Grace Zook
Hibschman Named Executive Secretary of State Alumni Association
Edward K. Hibschman of Ephrata, now assistant to the president at Pennsylvania State College, chosen as executive secretary of the State Alumni Association. He succeeds E. N. Sullivan, who resigned in June 1928 and left his college post. Hibschman, fifth generation on the Hibschman farm, helped develop a tobacco strain and helped found the annual Farmers' Day in Ephrata.
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Edward K. Hibschman
Ephrata
Pennsylvania State College
Pennsylvania State Alumni Association
E. N. Sullivan
Hibschman
State College Experiment Station
State
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C. A. Forrest
Manheim
H. Justin Roddy
Franklin and Marshall College
United States Museum
Washington
Rohrerstown
Roddy
Roddyia
Clenopus Roddys
Little Britain
Vernon H. Robinson
Harry Brown
Quarryville
Charles Reese
David Trapnell
McDonnel
Quarryville Barracks
Reese
Lancaster County Historical Society
Dorsed
John F. Reynolds
General Reynolds
Herbert de Beck
Gettysburg
Reynolds
Lexington
E. K. Hibschman
General Motors
Oakland
Fisher
Pontiac
Michigan
Lovejoy
E. Main ST
Oakland-Pontiac
Wm. B. Fry
Lititz, PA
State Armory
N. Queen
James
Lancaster Automobile Trade Association
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