Grace Kramer Marries Loyd Millhouse in Lititz Ceremony
Miss Grace F Kramer daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry E Kramer Lititz R D 1 and Loyd G Millhouse son of Mr and Mrs Christhouse Columbia R D 2 were married Saturday at 6 pm by Rev Paul B Myer at his home near here A reception followed at the bride’s parents home Attendants were Christ Millhouse Jr and Edward Millhouse plus many relatives ushers Lloyd Kramer and Harry Saylor Jr were the ushers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace F. Kramer
Harry E. Kramer
Lititz R. D
Loyd G. Millhouse
Christhouse
Columbia R. D
Paul B. Myer
Christ Millhouse
Edward Millhouse
Harry E. Krames
Harry Saylor
Enona Kramer
Elva Bollinger
Anna Mary Becker
Ruth Millhouse
Grace Bomberger
Bel Bollinger
Harry Bollinger
Amous Hahn
Lloyd Wihbur McKee
Lloyd Kramer
Harry Saylor, Jr
Boyd Fulmer and Elmer Boyd wed in Penn Township
Miss Pauline Elizabeth Fulmer daughter of Hiram and Mrs Fulmer of Ephrata Township and Elmer E Boyd son of Mr and Mrs George Boyd of Warwick Township were married Saturday evening at 6 o'clock by Rev Graybill Hershey at his residence in Penn Township. Attendant were Clyde Steinmetz and his wife, the bride’s aunt. Miss Fulmer wore blue romaine crepe with matching accessories. The couple will reside at the bride’s home for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Elizabeth Fulmer
Hiram Fulmer
Ephrata
Elmer £. Boyd
George Boyd
Warwick Township
Graybill Hershey
Penn Township
Clyde Steinmetz
Fulmer
Mrs. Boyd
Auto strike injures Lancaster man on Neilsville road
Struck by an auto on Neilsville road at Landis Valley at 6 45 Saturday evening Struck man Struck by car was taken to Lancaster General Hospital with head injuries The operator Amos Burkhart Lititz R D 3 alighted and Knoepfle crossed the road Arthur W Brubaker Manheim R D 2 drove the car Burkhart took Knoepfle to Dr Witmer Neffsville for emergency treatment before hospital transfer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Knoepfie
Lancaster R.D.3
Neilsville
Landis Valley
Lancaster General Hospital
Harry Myers
State Ighway Patrol
Knoepile
Amos Burkhart
Lititz
R. D
Arthur W. Brubaker
Manheim R. D
Burkhart
Knoepfle
E . Witmer
Neffsville
Road bids opened for widening abutment at Bushoug's Mill
Lancaster County Commissioners announced Saturday that 12 bids were submitted for furnishing stone, sand and cement for the Oregona Mechanicsburg road widening project at Bushoug's Mill. About 500 tons crushed stone, 200 tons concrete sand and 500 tons cement are needed. J H Reitz & Son of Millway were the low bidders for cement.
Dairies face losses from frozen milk handling
A report shows that freezing milk lowers apparent butterfat content from 4 to 3.4 percent on the same samples. It argues that true sampling requires thawed milk, as frozen milk slows weighing, causes scale jolts, and harms milk appearance, leading to losses for buyers.
Public Sale of Real Estate in Lititz Lancaster County
Orphans Court of Lancaster County orders sale of undivided halves of Wilson and Sarah Bollinger estates. Two tracts described on South Broad Street and East Orange Street Lititz with brick dwelling and frame structures. Sale scheduled Saturday February 10 1934 at 2 PM. Franklin B. Bach administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court of
Lancaster County
Wilson Bollinger
Sarah A. Bollinger
South Broad Street
Lititz
Pensylvania
Raspberry Alley
Elmer EB. Beck
Harry C. Miller
East Orange Street
Borough of
Pennsylvania
Lizzie Weidler
Juniper Alley
Franklin B. Bach
Lets Go Shopping and Sale Specials Across Stores
Shopping week specials spotlight Heinz Week at Lets Go Shopping with 57 Varieties and sample foods and two pint soup cans for 27 cents. Harris Yard goods and clothing deals, Grube’s shoes and Hosiery, Litz Book Store crafting with Dennison Crepe, Pivautz Bros sewing supplies, Wertsch’s photo gear, and Spacht’s mattresses promote low prices and home comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Lramans
Don’t Let Milk Freeze
A historical note explains how freezing milk harms accuracy in weighing and sampling. It details ice slush retaining in vats, loss from cans and lids, and the impossibility of accurate butterfat testing on frozen milk, citing a survey by the Inter-State Milk Producers’ Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coryees
Field and Test Department
Inter
Where Is Milk Most Likely To Become Frozen
The article discusses how freezing alters milk texture and quality, noting frozen milk loses original quality as particles change and cling to milk bones. It points to farm storage as the likely freezing site, contrasting dairies that avoid freezing with those that frequently experience it when temperatures drop below freezing, urging readers to keep milk from freezing to save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twining
Coal Quality and Fair Dealing Promise Value
The ad argues that fuel quality cannot be judged by heat units alone and stresses reliance on trustworthy coal merchants. It claims the seller uses laboratory analyses to ensure high quality and uniformity from reputable mines, promising square dealing, honest weight, and dollar-for-dollar value.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Millhouse
Kramer
Boyd—Fulmer
Pegularl
Ray Gress
H. H W. Snavely
Joseph B. Wissler
Harris
Grube’s
Floesheim
Pivautz Bros
Wertsch’s
Werisch
Spacht
Wolf’s
Sts
Long & Co
C. L. Wertsch
Optometrist
East Main Street
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