Town School Sentiment Drives Growth and Civic Vision
The town builds a reputation for high grade schools attracting families seeking superior education. Graduates stay, raising civic ambition and modern ideas of governance, while good schools attract residents and empower planning.
The Purpose Of Language And Its Effects On Public Life
A reflective essay notes that language conceals and reveals thought, with critics in modern times often finding fault. It warns about drowning risks for children and praises swimming as summer joy, urging pools where natural facilities are lacking to foster safe recreation. It also urges merchants to keep regular market information visible to stay memorable.
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Lanawe
Great Event Drives Record Sales Across All Teams
The text highlights shared personal benefits for buyers and salespeople as efforts converge to achieve a specific objective and reach a new sales record. It emphasizes enthusiasm and collective striving to maximize performance and results.
Regular advertising is vital for local business health
An editorial compares recurring advertising to a church bell, arguing that steady newspaper ads keep a business visible and active in the community. It warns against only using ads for sales or clearouts, emphasizing the value of consistent, everyday promotion to attract loyal customers.
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Asome
Women Society to Meet at Zwaliy Home
The Women's Society of the Evangelical church holds its monthly meeting at A. Zwaliy’s home. An Anti-Saloon League representative will speak at the Evangelical church Sunday evening July 16. Anglers nearby take part in bass season at Conestoga River. The Wm-Slaymaker team beat Brownstown last Saturday in Wayne Har man’s field with the Tronville Band providing music.
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Women’s Society of the
Evangelical Church
Wayne Harman
Tronville
Local Families Spend Sunday Visiting Relatives
A Lexington notes column lists numerous couples and children visiting relatives across nearby towns. Among those visiting were Mr and Mrs Harry Hain and Edna and Helen Boyer. Rev B Fahnestock and Stella. John Fahnestock and Naomi. Rev Charles Cassel. Phares Zartman and daughters. Henry Mease and Nathan Kafroth. Landis Kreider and Jean. Elam Stark. Elias Tees. Isaac Stoner. Landis Taber. Jacob Shenk. Monno Stoner. Earl Hess. Alvin Stoner. and others from Richland Eph rata Lititz Bareville and Sporting Hill.
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R Necker
Nora
Lititz
B. Fahnestock
Stella
John G. Fahnestock
Naomi
Charles Cassel
Manheim
M. Fahnestock
Phares Zartman
Elsie
Florence
Elias Stauffer
Baretown
Henry Mease
Nathan Kafroth
Akron area church events and marriages reported
On Saturday at 7 30 Rev A W Leibensperger joined Jacob Kein and Edna Getz in marriage at Ephrata. The day included Sunday School class gatherings with a fine lunch. A W U E Sunday School program followed with songs recitations prayers and dialogues. Jacob B Shirker, Akron apiarist, harvested an 8000 pound honey crop. Mellinger & Son of Akron station added a coal loading machine. Several residents hosted visitors and traveled, with visits to Denver and Washington DC noted.
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A. W. Leibensperger
Ephrata
Jacob
Henry Kein
Red Run
Brecknock Township
Edna
A. Si Getz
Cocalion
U. S. Church of Rothsville
Samuel Ruth
Willing Workers
U. E. Church of
This Place
Tlessey
WU. E
Park Harlinger
S. A. Heisey
Chigren
Dorothy Burkey
Hisie Heiser
Her Price
Gladys Hess
Tai
Mildred Shirker
Richard Myers
Mrs. Smith
Gladys Smith
Angela Kershner
Tion
N. Wolf
Benjamin Burkholder
Amos Singer
Helen
Cocalico
Evan Heisey
Anna Mellinger
Denver
Sarah Fnck
Hopeland
J. W. Enck Ant
Harriet Adams
Frank Adams
Richard Albright
Alton
Rev
Raymond Albright
Lebanon
Miller Deitrich
Rotary District Newsnotes and Lancaster Visitors Report
Rotusville News records the Washington Camp No 55 of A of A electing officers such as Mumma as View Pres and Raymond W yer as Master of Forms. Delegates to state and county conventions are named, with various Lancaster residents and visitors listed for weekends in town. The piece blends lodge roll calls with local social visits and names numerous residents and guests across Lancaster and surrounding areas.
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Washington
P.O
Mumma
Raymond Wyer
Harold Shaffer
Chester Trawmans Guar
NL OW
Phildelphia
A. H. Weidman
Ervnler
G. J. Weachter
Kathryn Shreiner
Tuandis‘ville
Anna Kready
Florence Musser
General Hospital
Lancaster
F. S. Musser
Sociable at Bushong's Mill Planned by Willing Workers
The Willing Workers' Circle of King's Daughters of Owl Hill will host a sociable on Fry's lawn opposite Ivan Bushong's rail on Saturday evening July 14. Refreshments of all kinds will be served and music by Mr Grod of Lititz. Everyone is invited.
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King’s Daughters
Owl Hill
Fry
Ivan Bushong
Mr. Grod
Lititz
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Richland
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Washington, D.C
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Wayne Jr
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Lexington
Charles Miller
Rothsville
John Gable
William Munma
Mary Weaver
Coatesvi
Alvin
Shiek
Waltwe
Akron
Elmer Frecitt
Mannheim
L. Weachter
Ralph Iless
Clifford
Joseph
Millway
Sue Hess
Henry Kready
East
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