Druckenbrod Family Reunion Elects Officers in Lancaster
Several hundred Druckenbrod relatives met for the 4th annual reunion at Springs Park. Officers elected include Lemon Wolf as president and Frank Diehm as vice president. A committee on arrangements was named with Alvin Nissley and Frank Druckenbrod among its members. Gifts were given to the youngest child, Robert Mecklin, and the oldest attendee, Henry Druckenbrod. The program featured choristers, pianists, solos, duets, recitations, readings, and addresses by Rev. F. H. Druckenbrod and Rev. W. R. Knerr, with multiple performances by local musicians and families.
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Druckenbrod
Lancaster
Berks
Springs Park
Lemon Wolf
Stevens R. D
Frank Diehm
Manheim
Howard Drybread
Schoeneck
Frank Druckenbrod
Lititz R. D
Alvin Nissley
Denver
Harry Drybread
Landis Wolf
Lititz
R. D
Robert Mecklin
Henry Druckenbrod
Spenser Fasnacht
Viola Nissley
God
F. H. Druckenbrod
Hallville
Lititz A. B. Church
Spacht's Fine Furniture Palace to Open Saturday
Spacht's Fine Furniture Palace announces a public opening on Saturday July 17. The three story brick and steel building features extensive show windows with Spanish walnut furniture, Belgian tapestries, and a Greek inspired interior. The third floor houses a funeral chapel with Otis elevator, a sanitary morgue, guest rooms, kitchen and living quarters, plus a large daylight rug room and modern storage. The opening invites readers to inspect the modern emporium and its full range of departments and conveniences.
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Pittsburgh
Westminster
Gibsons
Chicago
Lititz Springs Avenue
Portrait of American Life by Nordau Asterix
A quoted Max Nordau line evokes a vivid scene of a woman adorned with much jewelry in the foreground while a suited business man lingers in the background, suggesting a critique of material excess in modern society.
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Max Nordau
Had the Right Idea When I Die by Pope
A reflective couplet about honoring the dead while alive, arguing that a monument is unnecessary if friends remain. The speaker values giving joy now over posthumous tribute and rejects ostentation in death.
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Pope
Ainkes Tent of Wings Bat Clings With One Claw
Ainkes describes a bat resting in a tent posture folding its wings around to waterproof its body using a single claw to cling to the support.
Nimbleness Wins Prize in a Sea of Rashness
A concise aphorism contrasts nimbleness with rashness as forces in business. The quote labels nimbleness as a steady, favorable wind guiding ventures toward success, while rashness is described as storms and tempests that break and wreck enterprises.
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Messrs
H. R. Wertsch
James Seather
Roy Myers
Wilson Gibbes
Preston Helman
Jesus
Mabel Pennypacker
Reading
Richard Diehm
Habecker Triplets
Spencer
Pasnacht
Violet Furlow
Hopeland
Alaska
ASCO
India
Ceylon
Chase-O Landry
Victor Raisin Bread
Victor Bread
Spacht
Society of Farm Women, No. 1
Martha Mummert
James Sesseman
Mary Mummert
L. A. Weitzel
Lester Case
Ruth Sesseman
Miriam Huber
Mary Brubaker
Mr. Casé
Sesseman
Cullen Carpenter
Esbenshade Farm
Eden
John F. Hise
Cambria County
Darnell
Philadelphia
Ers
Lititz Springs National Bank
Rencwe
C. M. Snavely
Atlantic and Gulf
Warsaw
Poland
Ludovic Zamenhof
Florsheims
GRUBE
New Furniture Palace
Rudy’s
East Main Street
Lititz, PA
The
Merchants Association
ACME
Myerstown
Spacht Furniture Emporium
Ralph M. Spacht
W. H. Enck
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