Quaker Doll Wins First Prize At Playground Show
A Quaker garb doll won first prize at a playground show in Springs Park. Thirty six girls and parents attended the opening event, with Mary Margaret Smith and Janet Bear among the prizewinners.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1936
Page
9
A Quaker garb doll won first prize at a playground show in Springs Park. Thirty six girls and parents attended the opening event, with Mary Margaret Smith and Janet Bear among the prizewinners.
In 1985 Americans paid 808 million dollars in gasoline taxes, while domestic electric bills totaled 702.7 million. The tobacco bill reached 1.4146 billion, more than triple the electric costs for homes. The Forbes article by P. S. Arkw right argues private electric companies under state regulation earned this efficiency prior to the federal power program, noting taxes paid by the industry vs. taxes from government plants that would cost the public.
An Egyptologist notes that censors carved inscriptions on Keypi era temples were routinely reviewed or altered before completion, reflecting formal scrutiny of sacred texts and public messages in ancient Egypt.
Miss Dorothy Shenk hosted a Thursday evening gathering in Lititz honoring Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hackman with a stable list of attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pfautz Mr. and Mrs. William Fasnacht Mr. and Mrs. James Mummert Miss Ruth Hackman and others. A separate Saturday event featured Misses Lizzie and Ellen Charper hosting in honor of Mr. and Mrs. David Hornley with guests from Lititz Weaverland and Ephrata.
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