Alma Webber and L Clifford Brandt Wedded at Kissel Hill
Alma C Webber of Kissel Hill married L Clifford Brandt of Bridgeport Connecticut in a ceremony at Old Salem Lutheran Church Kissel Hill. Rev W K Fleck officiated and the couple will reside in Stratford Connecticut. The wedding featured a white satin gown pink lace attendants and a reception for relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Salem Lutheran Church
Kissel Hill
Alma C. Webber
L. Clifford Brandt
Bridgeport, Conn
W. K. Fleck
Wooddine
Mrs. Lloyd
Buchier
Edna Boyer
York
Flora June Lindeman
Gil
Joloyd
Buchter
Bbride
Raymond Singer
Lititz
Mary J. Dubs
Maude McAllister
Millersville
Brandt
Stratford
Conn
Raybestos Corporation
Fulton Township
Lloyd
Marriages Announced for Souders Wagaman and Carr Sugdan
Miss Margaret Souders daughter of Mrs Margaret Souders of Front Street wed Charles Wagaman son of Mrs Esther Wagaman last October. The reception followed her niece Miss Bernice Dengler and C Earl Brian's wedding at the Dengler home on South Broad Street. Lingering details note Mrs Wagaman works at Keath Planning Mill Co and Wagaman at Simplex Paper Box Co. Lancaster. The couple plan to reside in Lititz. Mr and Mrs Charles W Carr of Feeding Hills Massachusetts announce daughter Winifred J Carr to Tacob L Sugdan son of Mr and Mrs Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Souders
Front Street
Charles Wagaman
Esther Wagaman
Orange Street
Bernice Dengler
C. Earl Brian
Clarence Dengler
South Broad Street
Charles W. Carr
Feeding Hills, Mass
Winifred J. Carr
Tacob L. Sugdan
Christian
Pineapple Juice Boosts Appetite at City Baby Clinics
In Philadelphia hundreds of babies in high chairs enjoy natural pineapple juice at free clinics run by the Baby Welfare Association. Mrs. J Hampton Moore leads a women’s group presenting the juice as part of a health program with Dr Leon Caplan and other medical staff overseeing.
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Philadelphia
J. Hampton Moore
Baby Welfare Associaion
Leon
Caplan
Apé
American Medical Association
Unclear Public Notice Mentions Ravegum and Suydan
A fragment references Ravegum of Springfield Massachusetts on June 17 and notes Mr. Suydan as a former resident of Willow Street Lititz. The text lacks context or action.
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Ravegum
Schley Street
Springfield
Mass
Suydan
Willow Street
Lititz
Kishsel Hill News Social Round of Lancaster County Families
Mrs Ida Ayres of Dayton and Mrs Annie Ayres of Kinzer spent time with Mrs Harry Evans. Bobby Behmer of Lancaster visits grandparents Mr and Mrs John Behmer. Helen Seaman and David Graver of Lancaster call on Mr and Mrs Alexander Heinley. Loomis Houck and daughters of Owl Hill visit Mrs Catherine Heinley. Carrie Mowery calls on Mrs Chester Habecker. The Habecker and family and Ivan Behmer and family of Lancaster visit Mr and Mrs John Behmer. Mrs William Baker visits near Clay with Lloyd Ober. Arthur Kissinger and children of Rothsville call on William Baker. Harry Fisher of Reamstown and James Miller visit Chester Habecker. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Ferry visit Mrs George Sellers at Mt Joy. Samuel Mellinger and daughters Marion and Della visit Mr and Mrs John Mellinger. Leon Himmelberger and family of Lititz with Willhay Miller of Taras?
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Ida Ayres
Dayton, O
Annie Ayres
Kinzer
Harry Evans
Bobby Behmer
Lancaster
John Behmer
Helen Seaman
David Graver
Alexander Heinley
Loomis Houck
Helen
Dorothy
Verna
Owl Hill
Catherine Heinley
Carrie Mowery
Chester. Habecker
Ivan Behmer
William Baker
Lloyd Ober
Clay
Arthur Kissinger
Rothsville
Harry Fisher
Reamstown
James Miller
Chester Habecker
Benjamin Ferry
George Sellers
Mt. Joy
Samuel Mellinger
Marion
Della
John Mellinger
Leon Himmelberger
Lititz
Willhay Miller
Tareas
Social Visits Across Town Highlight Weekend
The report lists multiple local residents visiting friends and relatives Sunday evening and midweek. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Louis Himmelberger, Mrs. Minnie Carpenter, Carl Snavely, Mrs. Harry Steffy, Anna May, the Edwards family, Helen, Mildred Enck, Mary Enck, a friend from Hopeland, Mrs. Benjamin Ferry, and Mr. Shire who is ill near Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Steffy
Anna May
Daniel Carper
Mrs. Edwards
Helen
Mildred Enck
Mary Enck
Hopeland
Benjamin Ferry
Mr. Shire
Akron
Russians Cling to Beard Legend of Peter the Great
A fragment notes a saying about Peter the Great and his Russian subjects. It claims he could do many things with them but could not wake them to abolish the beard. The line reflects folk lore and national character themes.
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Peter the Great
Lititz Firemen Tackle Two Dump Fires and Smoke
Lititz firemen responded with one truck on a Friday night to extinguish fires in refuse dumps and clear dense smoke over Hast end. Two fires were put out, one behind Levi Rudy on East Main Street and another near the gas plant between the railroad and Front Street.
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Lititz
Hast End
Levi- Rudy
E. Main Street
Front Street
Martin WolfsKill Clan Reunion Notables At Givler Park
Mrs Kate Hoover aged 70 attended as the oldest Martin Family member at the 12th annual Martin WolfsKill Clan reunion held at Givlers Park Ephrata. George WolfsKill of Ephrata aged 82 was the clan’s oldest member. A pleasing program was presented and officers were elected. Many local people attended.
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Kate Hoover
Town
Martin
Martin-Wolfskill
Givler’s Park
Ephrata
George Wolfskill
To Teach In New York
Kenneth D. Longsdorf son of Rey and Mrs D P Longsdorf of East Orange Street will leave shortly for New York to teach at the summer session of the New York Institute private school on Pelham Parkway He will teach English and may take a course at Columbia University
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth D. Longsdorf
Rey
D. P. Longsdorf
East Orange Street
New York
New York Institute
Privatie
Pelham Parkway
Longsdorf
Columbia University
Lefeveres Welcome Son in Lititz Birth
Mr and Mrs Harry Lefever of Lititz R D 4 announce the birth of a son at 6 54 AM Friday at Lancaster General Hospital.
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Harry Lefever
Lititz R. D
Lancaster General Hospital
Sage of Chinatown on Confetti and Paper Use
HE Ho, known as the sage of Chinatown, argues that throwing confetti wastes paper yet notes that writing on it can extend its value when used to carry messages or record moments. The quotation reflects his view on practicality and repurposing waste.
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HE Ho
Chinatown
France Leads Race To Rule Atlantic Shipping Era
The Normandie becomes the latest ocean liner to dock in New York after its maiden voyage, challenging Britain’s Queen Mary in the Atlantic race. The 1,028 foot French liner seats 2,000 passengers and is part of a grand plan funded by government banks to dominate luxury transatlantic travel. New docks and dredging at Hudson piers 88 were financed to accommodate this immense vessel and future superliners.
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Samuel Cunard
Hegan
Britannia
Acadia
Columbia
Caledonia
Hudson River
Literary Digest
Liverpool
New York
Europe
Paris
Havre
New York City
Throu
PWA
The
Hudson
Normandie
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Baby Clinic
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Seiberling Tires
Wolf’s Garage
DE Soto and
Plymouth Cars
France
Atlantic
Ocean
Panama Canal
Sears-Roebuck & Co
Lancaster, Pa
Sears
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Penn Square
Hone
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