Local People Hurt In Accidents
Three residents suffer injuries in separate incidents. Chas Kissinger, left arm bruised after a near miss with a motorcycle near Neffsville Tuesday night as a second car sped by. the other driver fled. Larry Rosenberg was struck Friday by a car on North Cedar Street, leg injuries treated at General Hospital. Donald Walters, five, on Maple Street Tuesday night, escaped with minor burns and bruises after slipping between two cars.
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Neffsville
Kissiner
Kissinger
Larry Rosenberg
Archie Rosenberg
North Cedar Street
General Hospital
Legion
Milton Hornberg
New Street
Drivas
Donald Walters
Ralph Walt
Sprucetreet
Maple Treet
Head
S. R. Pusey
Weekend visitors from towns across the region
Numerous residents and relatives from Yorks County to Philadelphia spent the weekend and long weekend visiting family and friends in towns including Fawn Grove Columbia West Orange Allentown and Atlantic City. Several names and homes appear with gatherings noted and a continuation line at the end.
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Daniel McEhrain
Rachel Brown
Charles Merryman
Fawn Grove
Yorks County
Rhon Vee Foust
the Basnacht
Columbia
Harriet E. Fulweiler Ofumbia
Tatite
Lititz High Graduates Rank With Best Schools Of State
Lititz High School graduates rank among the top schools in the state according to Penn State College registrar Win Hoffman. The five year study shows school ratings change little year to year and Lititz students have consistently performed above average, earning admission on certificates from the upper two fifths of their class.
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Lititz High
Winoffman
Pennylvania State College
Lititz
Elter
Annsylvania
Penn State
Brief Local News From Lancaster Area
Short items from Lancaster area report a fire call at Jerry Adams gas station where the car had left before fire crews arrived. Jester Karts entertained twenty at General Sutter Hotel. Miss Evisman hosted ten there. Guy Hershey returned to duty after leave. church groups and leadership training noted. Virginia Singer, four, died after being struck by a car in Cleona. A small box fire at Dr. R C Smith’s home was quickly extinguished with no damage.
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Att Fire Company
Jerry Adams
Lincoln Avenue
Jester Karts
Lancaster
K. D
Miss Evisman
General Sutter
Guy Hershey
Joan
Biglerville
Sarah Snyder
Martha Snnyder
Nancy Habecker
Dorothy Myers
Woman's Missionary Society of
St. Paul’s
Warry Singer
Cleona
Down
R. C. Smith
Itz Fire Co
Union Picnic Planned by Sunday Schools at Springs Park
The annual union picnic for town Sunday Schools will be held Thursday the 13th at Springs Park. Amusements are planned for children and there will be softball games between the four church teams that played last year.
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Springs Park
Fireworks Display Injures Lancaster Man
Earl F. Rebman of Lancaster sustained injuries from falling debris at a Tuesday night fireworks display. A dynamite burst near the end sent dirt into the air striking his face, causing a right eyelid injury and facial trauma. He received first aid from Dr. D. C. Martin and was hospitalized. X rays were taken to assess the damage.
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Earl F. Rebman
Lancaster
Mr. Rebman
General Hospital
Redman
D. C. Martin
Electric Cooking School at Broad Street Office
An electric cooking school will be held at the office of the Pennsylvania Power and Light Co. 198 Broad Street on Wednesday July 12 at 2 PM. Miss Edna Mohr Home Economist of Allentown will conduct the session under Mrs Barbara Smith. All users of electric ranges and others interested in electricity are invited to attend.
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Pennsylvania Power and Light Co
Broad Street
Edna Mohr
Allentown
Barbara Smith
Rotary club hears convention reports and officer slate
Lilitz Rotary Club members heard reports on the Poston Rotary International convention by delegates Kenny B. Gibbes and Dr. T. Yoder. The meeting last night announced committees for the coming year and installation of new officers as well as the session highlights at the General Sutter Hotel.
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Lilitz
Fourth Celebration Finest in Years
Fourth celebration brings glorious weather and brilliant fireworks as thousands attend at the Springs. From noon crowds filled picnic tables and benches, with over 6,000 at the Park according to the Springs Committee gate. Cars lined the streets and fields, the baseball diamond was half full, and the Cadet Band delivered standout performances.
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Springs Committee
Two Brothers Die in Week for Mrs McCullough Family
Mrs W E McCullough of Front Street learned yesterday that her second brother died suddenly within a week. Edward Noll of Newport had already died last Sunday after returning home. The family attended Ed ward Noll's funeral Thursday and plans to attend the second brother's service tomorrow after a field accident when a mule team ran away.
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W. E. McCullough
M Front Street
Noll
Tekesburg
Indians Once Daily Visitors To Park
A Lititz reminiscence recalls the Springs Park scenes of earlier days when Native figures and rifle fire were common sights. The piece places those events after 1780, describing a town with few houses near East Main Street and a park site once overgrown, with a marsh north of the spring.
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Lititz
Springs Park
Aredne
East Main Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. Kissinger
W. M. Kissinger
Norman Werman
Bloomfield
N. J
Tarey Brookmyer
West Orangers
Wr. Hornberger
Alelphia
Walter H. Tsabell Orth
New York
Sutter
Samuel Seaber
Philadelphia
Paul
Front Street
MM Mabel Schlegel
Thompsontown
Trwin Twi
Walter Smith
Lester Traines
Haddonfield
H. K. Singer
Henry Simmer
Spruce Street
Vy Mans
Taaletani
Richard Bender
Robert Russell
Thelma Russell
United Brethren Church
D. A. Long
South Broad Street
If. Rebman
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