Rotary talk and local notices fill town page
Light spoke at the Rotary meeting on Tuesday. E. E. Honecker was appointed notary public. Grapes are being bagged for market. Hershey & Gibbes put up the late George Lardner home for sale on E New street. The Boys' High School Band performs Saturday on the Springs Hotel lawn. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Rudy announce the birth of a girl. A mink neckpiece was lost in the Springs or on the street Wednesday. Delphian Club hosts at Mt. Gretna on Tuesday July 10. Spray to protect fruit trees from caterpillars using arsenate of lead. Farmers National Bank declares a semiannual dividend. Ford service station on Rastreet reopened for business. A mix of local incidents includes explosives without injuries, a fishing catch at Diek's Island, and an ammonia pipe burst at the ice plant. Local gunners at Pine Grove reported scores, and Schmeith will discontinue his East Main street meat market. Flags cared for by Boy Scouts under Clarence May, with info at Snavely's garage. A Fourth of July stand featured a bare-legged woman drawing remark.
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Light
Rotary
E. E. Honecker
Hershey & Gibbes
George Lardner
E. New Street
Springs Hotel
Clayton Rudy
W. H. Muth
Delphian Club
Mt. Gretna
Farmers National Bank
Ford
Rastreet
Rick
Diek's Island
Brobst
Pine Grove
Farl Foltz
L. A. Furlow
East Main Street
Spruce Street
Sant
K Street
Lititz
Abundant Rabbits and Game Noted Across County
Many young rabbits are seen this year with broad presence in all parts of the county. Despite winter hunting, there appears to be a good stock for next season. Pheasants and partridges are numerous as well, with healthy young birds attributed to local sportsmen’s care and protective laws.
Two locals narrowly escape hold up by armed youths
Howard Young near Allentown and Ivan Long of Allentown report close calls with two youths who signaled for rides. The pair followed M. Slazzesman from Harrisburg to Temple then drew pistols on him at Temple, taking $40 and ordering him to drive on toward Pann street before fleeing. The incident prompted police to track the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iheir
Howard Young
Allentown
Ivan Long
D. &. Long
Mr. Young
M. Slazzesman
Harrisburg
Temple
Pann Street
Raising Ring Necked Pheasants In Back Yard
Clayton Keller of Lincoln Avenue raises ring necked pheasants in his yard, with forty four young birds and a month old clutch under a licensed operation. Norman Badorf neighbor also keeps thirty five young pheasants with eggs from private stock.
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Clayton Keller
Lincoln Avenge
Ushers
Bugs
Mr. Kuilery
Norman Badorf
Ege
Stoek
Theft at Broad Street Home During July Fourth Outing
$104 in cash was taken from the home of Mr and Mrs W M Kopp on Broad street while they were at Spring Grounds for the evening of July Fourth. A rear screen door was cut, a window panel broken, and a door key turned in three spots. Cash and checks were damaged but not the checks. Police note two suspects in custody.
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W. M Kopp
Broad Street
Spring Grounds
Ness Police
July Birthdays Record Congratulates Celebrants
July birthdays are listed for Annetta Evans E Main Week Frances Flory Lancaster Iea Rudy Hast Petersburg S Hess taineet 17 Miss A Virginia Grosh Mrs B F Grosh EH Main Street Mys Polly HE Lincoln Avenue PW Sunnerville 4 Ridward Buch Fourth Ave Martha Thuma Spruce 3 W K Bender E Mainstreet H M Eckert 4th Ave 27 J Edward Buch Fourth Ave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annetta Evans
E. Main
Frances Flory
Lancaster
Iea Rudy
Petersburg
S. Hess
Taineet
A. Virginia Grosh
B. F. Grosh
Main Street
Polly HE
Lincoln Avenue
Sunnerville
Ridward Buch
Fourth Ave
Martha Thuma
Spruce
New Potatoes and Goods Sold at Warwick House Sale
Warwick House sale lists price ranges for varied items. Potatoes 3.20 to 1.65 a sack and per pot for lunch items. tomatoes 25 cents. oranges 25 to 30 cents. lemons 25 cents a dozen. Razors 40 cents. overalls one dollar. range of goods from 80 cents to 2.20.
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Warwick House
Tri-lolus Boys Catch Many Fish On Cape May Trip
Twenty boys of the Tri-Mu Club with Rev. Terland and others transported by auto to Cape May on a Thursday fishing trip. Lloyd Smith caught fifty fish. Debuny Hertz, the smallest novice, scored thirteen. Some boys pulled in two at a time while veterans guided baiting and casting. The group traveled about ten miles before anchoring, slept poorly, and returned home by evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Mu Club
7Reland
Cape May
Lloyd Smith
Vebeck
Bétitz
Big Catch of Fish Near Lititz Afloat
A small party including Kvick Edwin Hall James Goeldbwecht Harold Weidman and Toward Bollinger fished from the Itraad captained by a son of Capt Samuel Buck. They cleaned and filled three pretzel baskets with fish during a noon trip, finding the catch fairly plentiful though some unusual fish were seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eniire
Lititz
Kvick
Edwin Hall
James Goeldbwecht
Harold Weidman
Bollinger
Itraad
Samuel Buck
Miagkane
An Chau
Will Represent Lingleurs: Plant in St Louis
Fragmentary notice mentions the Lingleurs and a representative in St Louis Missouri with references to a wedding or family event and a person named Normen oeen and a street name 10 ice street in unclear context.
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Lingleurs
Plant
St. Louis, Mo
Editor’s Sandwich Debate Sparks Local Panel of Opinions
A noted editor debates what makes a good sandwich in a column that riffs on taste and propriety. The piece references local bands, a near beer sign, and a humorous exchange about manners and cleverness.
Fourth a Success Despite Heavy Rain
A Fourth of July celebration drew a large crowd despite heavy rain. About 16 000 people attended with receipts around 3 515 dollars and 706.54 in paid admissions. The Spring Grounds fared well, the Ringgold Band and Lititz Band entertained, and traffic was managed by officers and Boy Scouts.
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Uly
Waredin
Cets
Ringgold
Lititz
Tme
Local Hospital Updates On Injured And Suffering
Among The Sick And Injured Jacob Plautz and Mrs. John Heller who were operated on at Lancaster hospitals last Wednesday are improving. Robert Kling and Daniel Godenaur have returned home from the hospital. Mrs. D. E. Bare dislocated her left shoulder in a fall. Dorothy Sheaffer twelve years old was badly bruised about the face and legs when she fell from her bicycle on Saturday.
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Jacob Plautz
John Heller
Lancaster
Robert Kling
Daniel Godenaur
D. E. Bare
Dorothy Sheaffer
Lodges Elect Officers for Springs Council and Foresters
Springs Council No. 197 Q Z A elected officers including Councillor Lew Verger Vice Councillor Harey Garman recording secretary Linnaeus Roth financial secretary M W P treasurer J H A Verger conductor LeRoy Rare warden Sammuel Kile chaplain M W Phillipps Court Lititz No. 296 Foresters of America selected Chief Ranger Marl Feltz sub chief ranger Ha Weitzel Lecturer Daniel Shenk Woodward Daniel Bruntbaugh Junior Woodward Henry Eckert Senior Headle Irwin Miller Junior Headle Charles Miller Auditor for 18 months Earl Foltz
Brunnerville U B Home Coming Day Observed
Brunnerville United Brethren observes its 62nd anniversary with services on Sunday July 8 1928 at Brunnerville Pa. schedule includes morning Sunday School 9 Rev O K Buch Heim at 10 Rev P B Gibble Palmyra at 2 Rev Jacob Hershey Lititz at 3 Rev J L Smoker Lancaster at 7 30 Rev Russell Betchel Brunnerville pastor presides. committee notes history and trustees listed. all invited to attend and reconnect.
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Brunnerville
United Brethren
O. K. Buch
Manheim
P. B. Gibble
Palmyra
Jacob HE. Hershey
Lititz
Pastor And Wife Ready For Pacific Coast Trip
Rev and Mrs S A Heisey plan a trans continental auto tour starting Monday in a Studebaker equipped for camping. They will follow the National Trail visiting Colorado Springs the Grand Canyon Los Angeles Yosemite San Francisco Seattle and return via Yellow Stone National Park and the Great Lakes with a five to six week itinerary.
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S. A. Heisey
Pacifi
Studebaker
Colorado Springs
Grand Canyon
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Yellowstone National Park
Great Lakes
Farewell Party for Miss Evenrode
An enjoyable farewell was held in the church room of the Evangelical church for Miss Mary Evenrode. She enters Reading Hospital this summer as a student nurse with Rev lly and his wife soon leaving on an extended trip. Members of her sun class and memory ball attended, games followed by refreshments.
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Mary Evenrode
The
Evangelical Church
Miss Evenrode
Reading Hospital
Sun
Dedication of State Bridge Connects Watsontown and White
A dedication ceremony was held Tuesday for a new bridge built by the State connecting Watsontown and White. The event followed passage of the bill authorizing the project, with remarks from the committee chair.
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New Bridge
Watsontown
White Iehm m
Fee
Commit
Lititz Chiropractor to Open Ephrata Office
J E Risser of Lititz a Palmer School of Chiropractic graduate will open an office at H J Termes residence 36 W Fulton St Ephrata on July 5 for chiropractic work He seeks public patronage for his profession.
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J.E. Risser
Lititz
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
Iowa
H. J. Termes
Fulton Street
Ephrata
Cadets Leave Friday for Fort Huestis Training Camp
Victor Prax Carl Waltz depart Friday for Fort Huestis Virginia to attend the Citizens Military Training Camp for a month. Templeton, a second year cadet, accompanies them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Templeton
Victor Prax
Carl Waltz
Fort Huestis
Citizens Miliary
Mr. Templeton
Canin. TE
Travel notes on visitors and residents around town
A long list of locals and visitors recounts Miss Ruth Farrand in Philadelphia and Wildwood, Mr. and Mrs. Stoneback of Easton over the Fourth, and many others visiting or staying from Harrisburg York Pittsburgh Wilming ton N C Mt Gretna Sherrill N Y Indian Orchard Conn Lancaster Reading Nazareth Tay ton Ohio and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Farrand
Philadelphia
Wildwood
Helen Albright
Harrisburg
York
William Stoneback
Easton
Harry Myers
Steeltor
T. I Brubaker
Brubaker
John Walters
Reading
U. B. Church
LeRoy Walters
Ohio
N. D. Sturgis
John Mathers
Morris McCloud
Indian Orcehard, Conn
Harvey Retten
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Gongisely
Boy Scouts
Clarence May
Mr. May
Snavely
Tri-lolus
Normen Oeen
Sen
Monda
Ice Street
A and
Our Town
Wascomian
Lebanon
Hook
Wertz Jajor
Milesburg
Bellefonte
Otty Council
Jones
Cassidy
Wit
John B. Wissler
Anna B. Brunner
Brannerville
John S. Heiser
Utias
Hartrantt
Aninnich
John Hartrantt
Henissinger
Edwin Enek
Peter Will
Tl. B. Eberly
John T. Jackman
United Brethren In Christ Sunday School
O. Walter
Werich
T. Jeff. Hartrantt
John Wissler
B. B. Shirk
Yd. Werlich
Hartison Hisler
Ray Weidman
Victor Goetz
Pike County
John Plautz
Pittsburgh
G. M. Gruenberger
Wilmington, N.C
Edward Spangler
Emma Spangler
Edith Roger
James Goldthwait
L. K. Grosh
Ella Evans
Ben, Miller
Newton
Kansas
Henry H. Byrd
Ellis Sprickler
Daniel Weidmen
Hiram Weathter
Landale
John Helman
Cornwall
Frances Hagen
Lizzie Hepp
East Main
Arthur Smith
Jacob Heineman
John Eek
Canton. C
Mgr. Eek
Aith
Martin
Lancastar
Jefferson Halton
Matt Cellin&d
England
Sherrill
N.Y
Sara Jenkins
Berkshire Hills
Conn
W. R. Sammel
E. P. Miller
Gettysburg
New England States
George Mellinger
George
E. S. Mathers
Jean
Baltimore
F. A. Weichsel
B.s.mathers
Carl Workman
Berea
Hiram Workman
Carl
W. H. Henry
Nazareth
Louis Huebener
Mary
Ralph
Joan Hershey
Tayton
J. W. G. Hershey
Hershey
Dayton High School
Miriam Russell
University Hospital
Robert Russell
Jean Russell
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