Engineer Named to Plan Changes In Road Bridge
Lancaster Automobile Club plans new bridge drawings over the Pennsylvania railroad near the Lancaster stockyards. The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission will review changes in February to fix dangerous conditions. Dr. E J Stem filed the application and the Commission set February 18 for testimony.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Lancaster Stockyards
Pennsylvania Public Vice Commission
Lancaster Automobile Club
Commission
Club
Thursgineer
Lancaster
E. J. Stem
First Hearing For Musser In Bankruptcy Case
The newly appointed referee in bankruptcy Martin E. Musser held the first hearing at the Agricultural Trust Company office on Friday. Jack H. Geisenberger was named trustee for General Metal Products Company. K. L. Shirk became trustee for Raymond W. Lindeman of Manor township and Jacob L. Graybill for Adam N. Stoner of Manheim. A stray remark about a suitors entry being met with a restrained giggle from siblings is cited from the Altoona Tribune.
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Agricultural Trust Company
Martin E. Musser
Jack H. Geisenberger
General Metal Products Company
K. L. Shirk
Raymond W. Lindeman
Manor Township
Jacob L. Graybill
Manheim
Adam N. Stoner
Communion Services and Church Additions Highlight East Petersburg
In Trinity Reformed and Zion Lutheran churches, Holy Communions were observed with sizable attendance. Rev. Walter C. Fuh preached at Trinity while Mr and Mrs Jacob Geib joined church fellowship. Frances A Graybill, daughter of Daniel and Mary Graybill, was buried in Trinity Reformed cemetery. Zion Lutheran reported strong communicant turnout and announced dedicatory services for February 3 after recent Sunday School room expansion, sanctuary renovation, and new heating plant installation.
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Trinity Reformed Church
Walter C. Fuh
Jacob Geib
Frances A
Daniel B. Graybill
Walter C. Pugh
Trinity Reformed
Zion Lutheran Church
Fifteen Year Old Girl Wins County Corn Grower Title
Catherine Hollinger, 15, a Neffsville pupil, wins first prize in Lancaster County juvenile corn contest held by the Chamber of Commerce and Agricultural Extension. She produced 40 bushels on half an acre and earned 25 dollars. Other prizes go to residents of Lititz and nearby areas.
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Lancaster County
Gatherine Hollinger
Neffsville School
County
Chamber of Commerce
Agricultural Extension Association
Garden Spot Gorn Club
Miss Hollinger
Henry F. Long
Lititz
Esther Hershey
C. K. Binkley
Leon B. Risser
Raymond Groff
Edwin Weidner
John S. Buckwalter
S. E. Bushong
Olivets Face St Anthony Tonight In Rothsville
The Lititz Olivets basketball team visits Rothsville to play a strong St. Anthony squad. Olivets have a 21 and 4 record this season, with St. Anthony among the teams that have defeated them.
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Lititz Olivets
St. Anthony
Rothsville
Olivets
Stick-a-Lite Magnet Trouble Light Offered by Lititz Agent
The Stick-a-Lite magnet trouble light and Yankee Auto Polish are advertised for sale. Free delivery available. Contact W. Bruckart, agent, 49 North Broad Street, Lititz, Pennsylvania. Send a card or call for information.
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Bruckart
North Broad Street
Lititz, Pa
Lancaster to Open Nineteenth Auto Show at New Armory
Lancaster plans its nineteenth annual Auto Show opening Tuesday at the new State Armory. The event, featuring the latest 1929 automobiles from thirty local dealers, aims for record attendance and marks the armory’s first use. The show spotlights the newest, fastest cars and attracts wide interest from residents and enthusiasts.
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Lancaster
Lancaster County
Automobile show to open with trucks and accessories exhibits
A city event will showcase about 100 models along with full displays of trucks and accessories. The exhibition opens Tuesday evening January 29 at 7 30 and runs daily from 10 AM to 10 PM through Saturday February 2, with a formal program to inaugurate.
King’s Daughters Circle Meeting Rescheduled to Thursday
The Love-One-Another Circle of King’s Daughters will meet Thursday evening, January 31, for the annual dues meeting. Members are urged to bring or mail forty cents to Miss Anna Stark, treasurer, before January 31.
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King’s Daughters
Anna Stark
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