Local notices mix with school, postal, and historic drug lore
A town notice jokes about a businessman buying 100 two cent stamps to mail to Liita people after a 3c to 2c postage cut. A Sunday School tale describes a puppy during lessons and a girl’s quip about bringing a pup to Sunday School. Glass globes from drug stores spark a history of apothecaries and counter displays. State Patrol cautions parents about child wanderlust and kidnaping risks during vacation time.
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St. Paul's Tutheran Sunday School
Simdlay School
Marriage of Henry S Keith and Mary in Centre Presbyterian Church
The marriage of Henry S Keith son of Mr and Mrs B S Keith principal of New Freedom Yorks County High School and Miss Mary in the schools of York County took place Friday afternoon at Centre Presbyterian Church near New Park. Evelyn F sister of the bride was maid of honor Nes and Con were bridesmaids Frank Beith of Lititz was best man. A reception at Spring Dale Farm followed. They plan to travel this summer and reside at New Freedom after September 1.
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Henry S. Keith
B.S. Keith
Town
New Freedom
Yorks County High School
Mary. Eher
York County
Centre Presbyterian Church
New Park
Evelyn F
Frank Beith
Lititz
Milton HE. Smith
Spring Dale Farm
Bradley Stief couple wed at St Peter's Neffs ville
Bradly J Bradley son of Mr and Mrs Eli Bradley Florin and Esther A Stief daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Stief near Neffsville were married Thursday afternoon at St Peter's Lutheran Church Neffs ville by Rev Clay E H Rice with no attendants. The bride wore a white crepe gown with matching hat and shoes. They will live at the bride’s home for the foreseeable future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond J. Bradley
Eli Bradley
Florin
Esther A. Stief
Edwin 5
Stief
Neffsville
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Clay EH. Rice
Miss Esther Mohler and Harold Stuber Wed at Parents' Home
Esther Mohler daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Mohler of near Akron married Harold Stuber son of Mr and Mrs Harry Stuber of near Clay at 12 80 Thursday afternoon in the Mohler home. Dr Martin Schweitzer officiated with only immediate families present. Bridesmaid Judith Stuber and best man William Wert attended. The couple plans a Virginia trip then to reside with the bride's parents. Esther a graduate of Akron High School nurse at Lancaster YWCA. Harold works in farming. Both families prominent in Ephrata Grange and Swan Reformed Church.
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Esther Mae Mohler
Samuel MM. Mohler
Akron
Harold Stuber
Harry Stuber
Clay
Martin Schweitzer
Ti Reformed Church
Npghrata
Udved Stuber
Ide
Akron Tigh School
Lancaster Y. W. C. A
Stuber
Ephrava Grange
Sluber
Swan Reformed Church
Bomberger Wedding Reception At Elm Home
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Bomberger hosted a wedding reception at their Elm home Saturday afternoon following the marriage of their sons. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bomberger and Mr. and Mrs. Phares Bomberger, along with other guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Bomberger
Elm
Homer Bomberger
Air
Phares Bomberger
Local wedding guests fill Manheim area from near to Lititz
A list of residents including Bomberger Douple and Kremer families attended a wedding at Campbellstown with many gifts. Visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Diehm came from New Holland and nearby towns. Separate Sunday visits included numerous locals from Lexing to Manheim and Lititz with several hospitality hosts named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Diehm
Harry Weaver
David Weaver
Edith Weaver
New Holland
Ruth Bomberger
Lexing
J. T. Weber
Méz
Schnee
Qf Penryn
Mors
Linzie Bomberger
W Ruth
Hi Janova
Pauline Wenger
Kathryn Gerhart
Newman Grove
Neb
Tindus Heisey
Leah Gibble
Cleona
Raymond Galab
Marvin Hollinger
Forestry Conservation Camp
Mauryland
John Hollin- Ty
Birth of a Son to Mr and Mrs Fleckenstein
Birth announcement from Mr and Mrs A C Fleckenstein for a son born on the Fourth of July. The couple report the new family member with gratitude and joy.
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Mrs
A. C. Fleckenstein
Care of Fine Draperies and Upholstery Laundering
Guidelines advise washing delicate fabrics with tepid suds from pure white soap flakes, avoiding home made soap. Soak lace, use mild agitation, rinse lukewarm, squeeze without wringing, and hang to dry to prevent wrinkles. Colored fabrics dry in shade and iron only while damp. A booklet from the National Household Service explains care details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Household Service
East 11Th Street
New York
N.Y
Tobacco Growers Hold Monthly Meeting at Roseville Station
The Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association will meet Monday at 2 PM at the Roseville Federal State Tobacco Experiment Station. Bard will report on possible reductions in tobacco acreage. Otto Olsen will discuss seed condition and tobacco plant pest issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association
Roseville
Federal State Tobacco Experiment Station
Bard
Otto Olsen
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L. N. Moyer
Samuel TL. Antonow
American Druggists Syndicate
British Isles
Ceaser
Dorring
State Highway Patrol
Keith—Hoghes
Bradley—Stief
Stuber—Moehler
Amy
Kathryn Bomberger
Jking Grott
Aimimon Shelly
Samuel Milléx
Harl Leopold
Ma Miller
Campbellatown
Hiram Witmer
Mat
Harry Land
Harl Witmer
Alfred Nissley
Joy
Fannie Bomberger
Lizzie Bomberger
Jonas
Ben Sheaffer
Eli Kauffman
Adam Hackman
Harry Miley
William Smith
Norman Miller
Lloyd Sheaffer
Mahel Hes
Nora Snavely
Esther Hersheli Weber
Trene Witmer
Anna Tbly
Arlene Bomberger
Louuisa Doupic
Ger
Mary R Bruckhart
Charles Cassel
Leviah Minnich
Mabel
Ephrian
Clayton Balmer
Graybill Bruckhart
Harry Bruckhart
Abraham Bruckart
Menno Buck
Manheim
City
Levi Longenecker
J. W. G. Heysney
Reuben Tollinger
Allen Keller
John Peiffer
Annie Titzer
John Milery
Ida Erb
William Snavely
Lizzie Walters
Ella Miley
Rey
Israel Graybill
Samuel Merkey
Mallville
Leandr
AY Dietrich
Spruce ST
The
Gold Dust Corp
Jiffy
Kodak
Hpfy Kodak
Wertsch
Chevrolet
Lititz Springs
Broad & Marion Sts
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