No Hell Warrant and Rail of Cigar Taxes News
A Washington assembly of 200 Bible students says there is no scriptural warrant for hell, only absence of explicit proof. Congress votes to let cigar workers smoke three cigars daily tax free. Imperial Auto Co buys Buick plant in Jackson, Michigan to meet demand, boosting output. Lancaster Colonial promises cooling vaudeville and films, while the ICC urges cheaper express rates to ease living costs.
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Hell
Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Imperial Automobiles
Imperial Auto Co
Jackson
Mich
Buick
Death notes of week include several local deaths
Mrs Henry Habecker of Warwick mourns her mother Elizabeth Wealand who died at 75 years 7 months due to heart failure. Also Samuel B. Koser of White Oak dies suddenly at 41, survived by three siblings. Lizzie Sweigart passes in Upland Cal aged 54. Vellico the Italian killer at large near Cornwall with $200 reward. Missionary Alliance encampment Aug 9–18 at Rocky Springs Park Lancaster with delegates from multiple states and a strong missionary lineup.
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Ida
Daniel Jacoby
Warwick
Heinicke’s
Mt. Airy
Samuel B. Koser
White Oak
Penn Township
Samuel Shaffner
Cherry Street
Manheim
Lititz
Mary
Harvey Spangler
Rapho
Mattie
John Wittel
Florin
Phares B
Penryn
J. W. Bittner
Dominick Vellico
Miner’s Village
Cornwall
Cornwall Ore Banks Co
Vellico
Furnace Hills
State Constabulary
Greek
Christian Missionary Alliance
Rocky Springs Park
Lancaster
New York State
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey
District of Columbia
EB. J. Richards
Roosevelt Avenue
Binghamton
N. Y
E. R. Dunbar
West Chestnut Street
Death of Elien Pierce in Lancaster Hospital
Elien wife of Henry W. Pierce died at St. Josephs hospital Lancaster after an operation for internal trouble aged 53. She leaves husband and adopted daughter Mrs M S Mumma. Funeral Saturday at 9 30 A M from her home, Rev W A G Eby officiating, Evangelical church, interment in adjoining cemetery. Spotted community notices include pota to yield and social visits to Philadelphia Atlantic City and Wilmington.
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Elien
Henry W. Pierce
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lancaster
M. S. Mumma
Evangelical Church
W. A. G. Eby
J. M. Zook
Talmage
F. P. Dixon
Roy Carpenter
Edna Klopp
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Wilmington
Shirk
Irwin Summy
Lincoln
Washington Camp
P. O
Castle
H. Frank Eshleman
Chas. D. Brown
New Jersey
Dorothy Fleishman
Lititz
Zilpha Pierce
Penryn Pennings and Harvest Notes From Local Day
Prof and Mrs J G Dommy spent Sunday with the professor’s parents. Farmers report bumper hay and wheat crops with oats near normal. Lemon Beck, native of White Oak and Kansas resident, visited his boyhood land with Dr Biemesderfer. Alvin Hartman serves as temporary clerk at Bomberger’s. Harvest home services for Brethren set for Aug 3 at Gibbel’s meeting house. Mrs Henry Plasterer suffers a sore toe. Church work resumes with masons and carpenters. Wry note on men and blood and a quip about fishermen and a woman’s age.
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J. G. Dommy
Lemon Beck
White Oak
Kansas
Biemesderfer
Becks
Alvin Hartman
Bomberger
Harvest Home Services
The
Brethren
Gibbel’s
Henry Plasterer
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Fr. Buch
Post Office
Colonial Theatre
Keith
O'Neil
Merry Minstrel Men
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Phares Sweigart
Lizzie Sweigart
Upland
Cal
George Bingeman
Clay Township
Owl Hill
California
Herman
Mary Kissinger
William Bingeman
Ohio
Christian and Missionary Alliance
H. R. Wertsch
Jeweler
E. Main
I. P. Reese’s New Cash Hardware Store
S. & H. Green
I. P. Reese
W. King St. Lancaster, Pa
Brownstown and Vicinity
Auto For
Hershey
Gettysburg
Ind
Jere B. Bowman
H. B. Kissinger
South Cedar Street
S. M. Hubers Hardware Store
Horace E, Sturgis
Colecta
Penryn Pennings
H. C. Miller & Bro’s Bec Dept
Corner Bread & Orange Sis
Lititz PA
J. C. Felker
Orange
St. Warwick
B. B. Leaman
N. Broad St
Lititz, Pa
Batist
Manchester
Buchanan & Young
North
Queen Street
Lancaster, PA
Watt & Shand
Corner Square
East King Street
Penna
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