Travelers Near and Far in Lititz for Fourth
Miss Hattie Lehn visits Philadelphia relatives while Wayne Fahnestock from North Tonawanda joins town celebrations. Mr Charles Miller and son return from Oklahoma City for a few weeks visit. Pittsburgh guests of Charles Pfantz enjoy athletic talks. Various locals host kin from Hazelton Reading and Lancaster as Merely the Fourth of July festivities spark social visits. A Washington Camp picnic in Hopeland to aid Red Cross features Mt. Airy band and a grand street parade. Two suspects arrested by Constable McCloud. one jailed, one banished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Lehn
Philadelphia
John Lehn
Wayne Fahnestock
North Tonawanda
N. Y
Hiram Meek
Charles R. Miller
Charles
Oklahoma City
Okla
Miller
Culver
Cambria County
Stanley Diehm
H. H. Roger
East Orange Street
Landis Snowberger
Newton
Kansas
Henry Nissley
Eva Royer
Richland
William Royer
Manheim
Clayton Royer
Neffsville
Jos. Royer
Lexington
Wayne Lenhart
Anthony Hassler
Reading
Martin Buffenmeyer
Sellersville
Elmer Bollinger
Lititz
Isaac Sharp
Harrisburg
Raymond Fiddler
Mt. Airy
Tyrrell
Lebanon
Daniel Carper
Kissel Hill
Wm. Ruth
S. H. Shiffer
Lancaster
Thomas Moore
Lester
James L. McCloud
Squire Wealand
Clay
Squire
Washington Camp No
Hopeland
Hopeland Park
Mt. Airy Band
Red Cross
Local notes from town include travels and military updates
The column reports Elmer Bucher and family on a Hershey trip with Elam Cupp. Landis Seibert visited John Pfautz family. Mabel Shirk from Lincoln spent Sunday at the Pfautz home. Many residents spent the Fourth in Lititz. Jacob Wiest left Camp Meade for France. Camp Fire girls begin a ten day Mt Gretna outing. Warren Boyer and Raymond Getz visited Reading. Clinton Roilman on furlough from Camp Meade. Clinton Graybill at home with a broken arm. Charles Slair from Talmage sent to France after training. Rev M S Mumma and family visited several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bucher
Myrtle
Lloyd
Elam Cupp
Hershey
Landis Seibert
John Pfautz
Mabel Shirk
Lincoln
Lititz
Jacob Wiest
Camp Meade
France
Mt. Gretna
Warren Boyer
Raymond Getz
Reading
Clinton Roilman
Clinton Graybill
Talmage
Charles Slair
Rev. M. S. Mumma
Elizabethville
Local items and notices from Elm
Local notes report the resignation of I B Koehler from J M Bomberger store to take a government post. A chicken alarm led to gunfire warnings as poultry cases rise. Sunday guests gather at Koehler, Krumbein, and Bomberger homes with multiple families from Lititz Mechanicsville Manheim and Penryn. Raymond Galebach bought a new Overland automobile.
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I. B. Koehler
J.m.bomberger
J. B. Koehler
Abram Lipp
Mahlon Hostetter
Lititz
John Bear
Levi Hostetter
Mechanicsville
Mae Hostetter
Manheim
J. L. Koehler
Penryn
Dauphin Co
C. M. Bomberger
Aaron W. Ruhl
Milton Miller
Christiana
I. W. Singer
Michael Eberly
Clay
Raymond Galebach
Overland
William Martin
Mar
Patriotic Songs and Soldier Help Themed Victors Records
A list of wartime songs and records including It s Time for Every Boy to be a Soldier For Your Country My Country America Here s My Boy Bugle calls of the U S Army Good bye Broadway Hello France It s a long way back to mother s knee Break the News to Mother Over There Victors Military Band Somewhere in France is Daddy Come Back Home un in landers There s a Green Hill Out in Flanders Bring back the Kaiser to Me When the Great Red Dawn is Shining America When We ve Wound Up the Watch on the Rhine There s a Vacant Chair in Every Home Tonight Liberty Loan March Sousa s Band Further It Is from Tipperary Liberty Bell Tom Dick Harry and Jack A Soldier s Day K K K Katy Three Wonderful Letters from Home What Are You Going to do to Help the Boys There s a Little Blue Star in the Window Just Like Washington Crossed the Delaware Your Lips Are No Man s Land But Mine Liberty Forever Hello Central Give Me No Man s and
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America
U. S
Broadway
France
Mother’s Knee
Flanders
Rhine
Liberty Loan
Sousa
Tipperary
Liberty Bell
Tom
Harry
Jack
Washington
Delaware
Central
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Victor
Tindale Guests at Graybill Home With Martin Family
Tindale, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Martin, Sr., were guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Graybill on a recent visit.
Manheim Social Visits Highlight Weekend Notes
William H. Randler is remodeling his home. Mrs. Lizzie Hartman visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Singer and Mrs. Emma Fry at Manheim on Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Randler
Lizzie Hartman
Paul Singer
Emma Fry
Manheim
Factory girl finds new health through Tonall remedy
Annie Miller of Bairtown, Lancaster County, describes years of stomach trouble and nervous strain. After trying many remedies, she began Tonall on a friend's recommendation and reports weight gain, restored strength, and steadier nerves. Testimonial dated June 14, 1918, Tonall sold at J. E. Charles' Drug Store Lititz.
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Annie Miller
Bairtown
Lancaster Co
J. E. Charles’ Drug Store
Lititz
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Lititz Pa
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Hiram Kline
A. G. Fahnestock
Henry Balmer
Millport
Lillian Himmelberger
Grace Peters
Church of the Brethren
Eby
India
Jesse Buchter
Samuel Graybill
Berks County
Brownstown and Vicinity
Patriotic Victor Records
Walter M. Scott
East Main St
Ansco
Wertsch
Trimmer
Burson
Dissinger’s
Daylight Store
North Broad Street
Thomases
Palm Beach
Groff& Wolf Co
N. Queen St. Lancaster
Seaman & Seed
Front and
Cedar Streets
Broad St
Lititz, Pa
Ind
Bell
Wilson
Bob Evens
Chautauqua
Robert Sutcliffe
Kerry Singers
Miss Columbia
Carylon If. Giessel
Geisel
The
Conrad Company
Conrad
Miss Sanders
Mr. Visocchi
Owen R. Lovejoy
McDonough-Baird Company
Ongawas
George H. Turner
Turner
Chautauqua Circuit
Camp Grant, Ill
Marcus A. Kavanaugh
Chicago
Kavanaugh
Superior Court
Berkley
Liberty
Batting-Keniston Co
Leslie Vickers
Royal Scotch Fusiliers
Capt. Vickers
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