Local residents host gatherings and weddings in Mt Gretna and Lititz
Mr and Mrs George Carpenter of Locust Street entertained relatives from Rothyville. Anna Laura Heinicke and Calvin B Shhenk wed at Rev Raezer home with Pan Hammer attendance. Miss Grace Biemesderfer visits Miss Mary Dussinger. Harry Hershey's surprise kitchen shower at their north town home. Clarence Burkholder heads West Coast motor trip. Pratt couple visits from Harrisburg.
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George Carpenter
Locust Street
Earl Carpenter
Rothyville
Elam Rissel
Ruth
Lena
Mt. Gretna
Ada Carper
Maizie Zug
New Street
Anna Laura Heinicke
Manheim
Calvin B. Shhenk
Lancaster
G. B. Raezer
Pan Hammer
John Mattis
Philadelphia
Mattis
Temple University
Newville
Samuel Bushong
North Wales
Paul Bushong
Grace Biemesderfer
Denver
Mary Dussinger
M. W. Hess
Sadie
Mary Hess
Mary Jane Bushong
George Otthofer
Harry Hershey
Town
Harry Lane
Henry Herthey
Florence
Ruth Roger
Florence Lane
Anna May Pfautz
Emma Zook
Martha Hershey
Guy Flershey
Ray Zug
Clarence Burkholder
West Coast
William Pratt
Harrisburg
Lititz
Death of George F. Smith at daughter's home
George F. Smith, 44, died at 9 A M yesterday at his daughter Mrs. B F Luta’s home 29 N Cedar Street of complications after six weeks illness. He leaves two children My Lutz Charles Berk Atlantic Paul Lebanon Pierce TPadeastor and 10 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM at the home with burial in Mora Cemetery. RM Spacht is the funeral director.
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Orge
F. Smith
B. F. Luta
N. Cedar Street
Mr. Smith
My. Lutz
Charles Berk
Atlantic
Paul
Lebanon
Pierce
Tpadeastor
Mora
RM. Spacht
The King Steps Out Star Leads Columbian Film
The film presents a leading role by Den Voice alongside Fran Chot in the latest Columbian production. It will screen next Wednesday and Thursday, promising a prominent on screen presence for the duo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
den Voice
Franchot
Tone
Bids Sought for Site for Government Building
The U S Treasury seeks bids for a centrally located site to build a government building. About 81 600 is allotted for the site with roughly 20 percent for land. Details available from Postmaster Robert E Plautz with announcements on plot size and offer amount to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Treasury Department
Robert E. Plautz
Washington
Government land bid process outlines site inspection and building removal
Site agents will inspect land within budget and assess suitability for project. The government prefers vacant plots but will consider properties with buildings if removal and clearance are provided to the Treasury Department. After purchase, architects will plan the building to fit the site's contour and prepare specifications for contractor bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasy Department
Farm Calendar and Tree Care Tips for Emergency Hay and Chickens
Farm Calendar outlines seeding emergency hay with sudan grass or soybeans at 20 to 30 pounds per acre or half that amount plus a bushel of soybeans. Keep chickens healthy by separating young flocks from layers and moving feed and water to reduce infestations. Prune and feed trees by removing dead wood from peach trees and applying a second nitrogen fertilizer such as nitrate of soda or ammonium sulfate to stimulate new growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
Lightning Kills Seven Cattle In Clay County Storm
A bolt struck under a tree near Clay, killing six cows and a bull belonging to A Z Burkholder. The storm brought heavy rain and hail the size of cherry seeds. churchgoers were marooned inside until noon. Temperature dropped after the storms.
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A. Z. Burkholder
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Great Lakes Exposition
Cleveland
Lake Erie
George F. Smith
Lititz Theatre
Robert Young
Loretta Youre
Damon Runyon
Robert Montgomery
Rosalind Russell
Grace Moore
Ehust
Roentgen
Piteh
Wilhelm Konrad
Fey
Willard Batteries
Harry W. Zimmerman
Alantie Gas and Oils
Bolt
Denver and Ephrata Tel. & Tel. Co. C. E. Baby
Ephrata No
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