Executor's Notice in Estate of Charles D Hackman Warwick Twp
Letters testamentary granted to Arlington F Hackman and Alice Hackman. All indebted parties must settle promptly and those with claims against the estate should present them to executor residing in Atitz Pennsylvania. Attorney Joseph B Wissler 323 is named for the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Hackman
Warwick Township
Atitz
Pennsylvania
Arlington F. Hackman
Alice Hackman
Estate of Amanda S. Rapp Lititz executor notice
Estate of Amanda S Rapp late of Lititz Borough discharged. Executor Charles B Siegel requests all indebted persons to pay promptly and those with claims to present them for settlement at his residence in Varierta Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda S. Rapp
Lititz
Ariétia
Charles B. Siegel
Divorce Notice for Blanche Burns Winters
Subpoena for divorce issued in June 1931. Blanche Burns Winters must appear in Lancaster Court of Common Pleas on August 17, 1931 at 10:00 AM to show cause why Lewis B. Winters should not be divorced. Sheriff P P Dattis man serves the writ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Burns Winters
Lancaster
Court of Common Pleas
Sid Lewis B. Winters
P. P. Dattisman
Raph M. Waller
Matilda Maurer Waller
Divorce suit filed for Matilda Maurer Waller in Lancaster
Matilda Maurer Waller seeks a divorce from Raph M Waller in Lancaster Pennsylvania court. The petition lists the pair as married and accuses a breakdown of the bonds of matrimony with a hearing set for Monday August 17 1931 at 10 am if any defense exists.
Professional Cards for Estate and Insurance Services
Professional cards advertise bone 132-3 zal Estate Insurance of all kinds vestment securities scrivening and erking of sales.
Fertilizer for Best Production in Ohio Urged by USDA Expert
A. L. Mehring of the U.S. Department of Agriculture told Ohio farmers on a Columbus farm week program that higher analysis fertilizers boost plant food content from 12 to 13 percent since 1915. He urged switching from 2-8-2 to 416-4, noting cost savings in supply, freight, and application, and praised Ohio's minimum 16 percent plant food rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
WNU
Ohio
A. L. Mehring
United States Dersiriment of Agriculture
State University At
Columbus
Mehring
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Mehving
Mr. Mehring
Select and Breed Right Cows for Milk Machines
The dairyman using a milking machine should choose cows carefully. defective cows hinder success and their offspring may inherit faults. Select a herd bull from strong producers with good type and temperament, and ensure female ancestors have mammary strength and milking traits. Feed the best hay to milking cows and young calves, while poorer stock receives grain-supplemented roughage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhairyman
Early Planting Boosts Pea Yields In Maryland Trials
Experiments at a Maryland college show early planting yields more peas. Ten day interval plantings started at the earliest dates, repeated with figures kept. Later plantings matured faster and produced smaller yields, while earlier plantings consistently gave larger harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland College
Silage and forage strategy for profitable stockkeeping
A guide urges stockkeepers to secure ample silage and forage. It advises prioritizing alfalfa clover or legume hay, then sweet clover pasture and root crops, followed by corn for grain and finally barley and oats if land remains. The goal is balanced feeds to maintain health and profit.
Transcontinental Auto Race Revival Tour Starts
A revival of the first cross country automobile race era begins from New York City led by Dwight B. Huss in a single cylinder Oldsmobile. The 1905 race from New York to Portland, Oregon, took 44 days, spurring road building. the 1931 tour highlights highway progress with a convoy of Oldsmobiles and speeches by Huss and Thoman Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Auatter
Autom Biles
Federal
Good Toads Bureau
Dwight B. Huss
Oldsmobile
Portland
Ore
Huss
Michigan
Thoman ©. Henry
American Automobiles Association
Numer
Ous
Muse
Ancient Phoenician forgeries fooling Italian buyers exposed
A 700 B C vase found in Italy puzzled ar investigators at the University of Pennsylvania museum until its symbols were identified as Egyptian hieroglyphics. Experts note Phoenician traders fake items by adding signs to resemble Egyptian ware to mislead Etruscans and boost value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Museum
University of Pennsylvania
Kansas City Star
Science Service
Balm of Gilead and its reputed healing fame through ages
The text notes Balin of Gilead in ancient times using salves from the Ttulm of Gilead, describing the Balm as derived from a tree in fertile Gilead in Palestine. It mentions Crusader era beliefs that Saladin and his physicians possessed balsams with miraculous healing potency for wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balin
Gilead
Palestine
Saladin
Preservation and public sentiment shape medical science
The excerpt notes historic Arabs and Mualems aiding medical knowledge and notes Senator Sorehum and others debating cautious public opinion. It contrasts cautious deliberation with the need for decisive record in public choices. A reminiscence from the Brockton Enterprise mentions hunting, business trips, and a dog’s keen nose as a humorous aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Sorehum
Washinglor Star
Lissia
Brockton Enterprise
Penryn Jerusalem Church to Celebrate Holy Communion
Jerusalem Reformed Church of Penryn will celebrate the Holy Communion on Sunday morning at 10 o clock. Preparatory services Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem Reformed Sunday School
Harry Yeagy
Graver
Cleveland
Ohto
Ellsworth Shank
Doris
Manheim
John Biemesderfer
Amos Runkle
Marion and
Alverta
J. B. Biemesderfer
Jerusalem Reformed Church of
Penryn
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Oseph B. Wissler Attorney
B. Wissler
Lewis B. Winters
M. Ada Schnerer
Huebener & Habecker
E. Main St
Hershey & Gibbel
Lititz, PA
Amer’s
Wm. M. Amer
South Broad Street
Good Roads
Pilotine
Liles
Across Country
Clayton Nestleroth
Elm
Elsie Getz
Agnes Biemesderfer
George Biemesderfer
Elaine
F. Kauffman
Soudersburg
Emma Singer
Mary Keller
Kansas
Harry Long
William Vrautz
Hallville
Lewis Sturgis
Carrie Reidenbach
Robert
James Long
Elva
Rothsville
Isaac Moyer
Pauline
Jean
Wallace Zook
Isaac Greiner
Ivan B. Miller
Gerald
J. Roy Heisley
Anna Mae
Betty
John H. Baker
Penn Township
Stephen J. Arnold
Douglasville
Fred Galebach
Family
Paul Galebach
Charles Sheples
Erma Shepler
Hummelstown
Eliza Eitnier
Edward Giman
Anna and
Paul
Myany
Kary
Josephine Barber
Harry Shenk
J. H. Witmyer
Mt. Gretna
Wayne Wolfskill
C. G. Dohner
Catherine Smith
Christian Hoover
Irvin Smith
Garrie Smith
Wilber Smith
Wilmer
Dorothy Barley
Royersford
Simon Bachman
Bayl
Helen
Ariens
Vvian
Capbellstown
Esther Anna
Fannie
Wayne Smith
Fontana
Abel
Arthur Weidman
Spacht
Gory Stores Co
Coca Cola
Vues
BOC
Lemeoen
Orange
Rootheer
Brad
Ge Oz
Eottles
Sydal
Deppen
Campbell Pork and Beans
TOZ. Glass
Old Glory
Old Glory Stores Company
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