Hairlike Needles From English Factory Reach 400 Million Year
An English needle factory produces 400 million needles annually. The finest needles use wire barely thicker than a hair, with 5,000 of them weighing an ounce.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1929
Page
8
Mothers hear lectures on child psychology
In the Wamara's Woman Companion a speaker who has addressed many mother groups says that many mothers believe their child is different, reflecting the common worry discussed at lectures on child psychology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamara
Wome
Local Social Notes and Obituary in Lincoln
Ephrata residents visit relatives while Miss Ober and Miss Myers spend time with family. Alden Ober and Anna Rock host guests. J W Gerhart household lists Sunday visitors from Klinefeltersville Lititz and Elm. Clay Township notes harvest finished. Wesley J. Miller, 73, Lancaster Firemen’s Association trustee, dies of heart disease at Lincoln home. Survived by wife sister Emma Wertzh and brother Joseph. Miller, a member of several fraternal lodges, honored with services at home and Zion Reformed Church Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Wingenroth
Ephrata
Samuel 8
Steeley
Schoeneck
Rittersville
Alta Dommeyer
Lincoln
Anna Rock
J. W. Gerhart
Minnie Ream
Clarence Ruth
Betty
Edwin Gerhart
Esther
Klinefeltersville
Elser Gerhart
Lititz
Rufus F. Heisey
Whwood
Elm
C. B. Snyder
Lancaster Hospital
Wesley J. Miller
Lancaster County Firemen’s Assasiation
Emma Wertzh
Hopeland
Joseph
Ephrata Lodge F. & A. M
Ephrata Knights of Pythias
Clay Lodge I. 0. C. F
P.O
A. Lincoln
Lodge of Brotherhood
Reamstown
Zion Reformed Church
Ground Breaking Service for Greater Trinity Church
In a special Sunday morning service at New Holland, the Lutheran Congregation of the Borough began building operations for the Greater Trinity church. Rev G A Kereher, president of the Lancaster Conference of the Lutheran Church, preached the sermon at the ceremony. Read the RECORD Classified ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Greater Trinity
G. A. Kereher
Lancaster Conference of the
Lutheran Church
Personal Side notes from Lancaster church and camp trips
Local society column lists families travelling to Harmony Assembly August 17 to 19 at Camp Harmony Hooverville Pa and other summer activities. Families include Steiningers McClouds Mathers Kulp Breitigan Fishery Sturgis McCreary Bender Shissler Pfantz Leed Miller Grosh Dubs and Huber. trips cover Watkin s Glen Niagara Falls Thousand Islands Speculator Adirondacks and Boy Scout Camp at Chiquesan. several attending art courses and Temperance Institute. a youth camping group at YWCA near Pequea. a hospital visit and a birthday girl at ten years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Steininger
Lancaster
Elizabeth
Ruth
Daniel Heilman
Mary McCann
John Mohler
Florence B. Gibbes
Harmony
Camp Harmony
Church of the Brethren
Hooverville
Morris McCloud
J. K. Mathers
Watkins Glen
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
Randolph Bricker
John Hertz
Albert Christener
Richard
Paul
Luther McCloud
Chiquesan
Pequea
Frank Kulp
Lawrence
Philadelphia
Herrman
Wisconsin
Mary Sturgis
Lillian McCreary
Mary Bender
May Shissler
Dorothy Pfantz
Betty Leed
Jane Miller
Bernice Long
Dorothy Kauffman
J. F. Hagen
Alice
Speculator
Adirondack Mountains
New York
Gertrude Garber
Columbia University
New York City
Victoria Pyrtko
Clifton, N. J
Luita
J. H. Breitigan
South Broad Street
Ella Lacy
Covington
George Bashore
Baltimore
A. Virginia Grosh
Raymond Dubs
Temperance Institute
Waldheim Park
Allentown
Louella
Elmer Huber
Mollie Dietrich
Amos Dietrich
Lancaster General Hospital
Christ Lehnaidt
E. Main Street
Philip Russel
Holmes
Delaware County
Edith Miller
Paradise
Frank Stoll
Frank Fox
Social visits noted across Pine Hill area families
Pine Hill residents report a series of Sunday and weekend visits. George Fernster and family from Hershey dined with Amos Wentling and wife. Elmer Good and family hosted Parke Good and children. Amanda Rapp from Lititz visited Fianna Hollinger, Edith Hollinger called on Sunday. Daniel Wentling and kids visited Emmanuel Frey in Manheim. Miller siblings from Hess Church joined Ruth and Robert Wentling. Bernice and Violetta Highs, and Raymond Loose with Betty, socialized with Walter Ehrhart family in Rothsville. Biemesderfer family from Selinsgrove stayed several days with John Landis family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fernster
Richard
Dorothy
Gladys
Hershey
Albert Foreman
Annville
Amos Wentling
Parke Good
Marlin and
Junior
Roseville
Elmer Good
Amanda Rapp
Lititz
Fianna Hollinger
Edith Hollinger
Owl Hill
Daniel Wentling
Ruth
Robert
Emmanuel Frey
Manheim
Mary
Emma
Elizabeth
Olive
Junior Miller
Hilda Haldeman
Hess’ Church
Robert Wentling
Christ High
Bernice
Violetta
Raymond Loose
Betty
Rothsville
Walter Ehrhart
Mart Biemesderfer
Lois
Jane
Selingsgrove
John Landis
Two Disastrous Fires In County Saturday
Lancaster County reports two major fires on Saturday with a third in Chester County. Irvin Heisey’s farm near Elizabeth town lost four buildings and tools ending about 25 000 dollars. his home narrowly escaped. Firefighters saved livestock and the farmstead. A second blaze on Jacob G. Huber’s Witmer farm destroyed three buildings worth about 15 000 dollars, while a third fire at Charles English’s Russellville area caused roughly 8 000 dollars in loss. Fire crews from Friendship No 1 Elizabethtown and Rheems fought the blazes. The causes were suspected spontaneous combustion or faulty wiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Chester County
Irvin Heisey
Elizabethtown
Heisey
Harry Yokum
Jacob G. Huber
Lancaster
Witmer
Charles English
Russellville
Manheim Loom Accident Injures Workman
Paul Miller of United States Asbestos Company Manheim plant was seriously injured when his head was caught in a loom while at work. He is at Lancaster General Hospital with severe facial injuries including lacerated ears and nosebleed. Miller lives in Manheim and is from Ephrata. coworkers freed him after his cries attracted help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Miller
United States Asbestos. Company
Manheim
Lancaster General Hospital
Ephrata
Also Mentioned on This Page
RayArt Goodie Shop
Main Street
Long’s Cleaning and Pressing Service
North Broad Street
Roy H. Long
Handy Store
AL Gochenaur
California
Bond
Campbell
Oxel
Zoe Pound
Seaman
LEED
Doc” Evans
Doc
West Main Street
Pine Hill
Miller
Holtzhouse’s
Mennen’s
Colgate
Forhan’s
Dixies
Dietrich’s Store
Spruce Street
Lititz, PA
S. Arch
Lee
Zic
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