Big black horse lost by W. E. L. Muth at picnic event
W. El Muth reports the loss of a prized big black horse on Saturday as a color tragedy. Beck's Concert Band is hired to play at the White Oak Lutheran Church Grove picnic near the church on Aug. The Ideal Chocolate Company receives two carloads of new machinery from Germany to speed production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EL Muth
Muth
Beck
White Oak Lutheran Church
Ideal Chocolate Company
Germany
W. Buch
Kissel I
Lime Rock
Brownstown
Emanuel Heilman
Mary Long
Anna Heilman
Atwood Kreider
Paul Lacy
William Killian
Joe Wissler
Cameron Weitzel
Albert Gochnauer
Luther Grossman
Frank Sturgis
Christ Hornley
Willis Marks
Nathan Reist
Weidler
Susquehanna Recreation Club
Harry R. Wertsch
Harrisburg
Bowman’s
Lancaster
Ritchie
David G. Roth
Stella B. Royer
Warwick
Clayton
Hilton
Lexington
Marvy Todd
Hallville
B. T. Kulp
Old Line
Fanny
Gibbes
Sporting Hill
Keystone Knitting
Town Sees Ghost Tales and Big Rail Exhibit
Fifty years ago residents heard rumors of a strange apparition in back streets while many hunted it without success. A large Reading Railroad excursion to Springs Park was planned for August 17. A giant road engine and thresher drew crowds as Cyrvus Ritter of Mt. Vernon escorted the machine through town. The Grosh death and Moravian Sunday School picnic at Springs Park drew sizable crowds, with butter at 16 cents a pound and eggs 18 cents a dozen.
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Reading
Springs Park
Cyrvus Ritter
Mt. Vernon
Charles A. Grosh
Moravian Sunday School
Social round of Lexington families and visitors
Mr and Mrs John Singer hosted a large group on Sunday including the Singers of Reading Boyertown Campbellstown Lititz Ephrata Lancaster and more. many relatives and neighbors visited homes and attended local picnics and gatherings in the area. The note also mentions Martin Stesly selling his farm moving into Roy Singers home and other visits among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Breitigan
Daniel Breitigan
Lititz
Paul Stark
Ivan Grube
Clayton Gelmacher
Walter Bowers
New Holland
Mary Jane Weaver
Kreadyville
Jean Greider
Albert Simmons
Lancaster
Jacob Holsinger
David Hilton
Neat Elm
John Tilton
Miriam
Ted
Cora Kekert
Martha Greider
Albert Eberly
Brickerville
Kathryn Ober
Kissel Hill
Lloyd Ober
Raymond Eshleman
Henry Petticoffer
St. John’s Church
M. Else Gerhart
Rufus F. Heisey and Son
John Singer
Harvey Singer
Reading
Floyd Singer
Boyertown
Roy Singer
Camphbellstown
Paul Bushong
Near Lititz
Jacob Bittner
Leona Williams
Israel Bear
Kermit Singer
Walter Biemesderfer
Ephrata
Paul Meiskey
Clarence Roth
Morris Carpenter
Harry Workman
Irwin Milley and Son
Indiana
Isaac Weidman
Phares Weidman
Kleinfeltersville
Harry Weidman
John Hilton
Wilson Spangler
Atlantic City
Robert Seabolt
Tilton Meiley
Elam Stark
Jacob Derr
Samuel Gerhart
Richland
Isaac Stoner
Hallville
Peter Eckert
Sun Hill
J. F. Shultz
Martin Stesly
Bag
Jacob Hollinger
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promised To Boost Bile Flow
An old advertisement claims the liver causes sluggish digestion and fatigue. It promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a safe, gentle vegetable remedy to restore bile flow, reduce gas and a bad taste, and improve overall mood.
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U. M. Cs
Local residents listed in Schoeneck community note
Mrs Caroline Wolf Myrs Edith Steely and daughter Merla of Schoeneck, along with Mrs Irene Kramer from Ephrata, appear in a community notice detailing local residents and connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Wolf
Myrs
Edith Steely
Merla
Schoeneck
Irene Kramer
Ephrata
Useless Sorrow There Is No Vision dn os less and Hopeless
Fragmentary note expresses bleak mood and lack of direction, featuring disjointed phrases and repeated sighs. It conveys despair without clear events, persons, or concrete locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiohnson
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Linden Tall
Samuel Holsinger
Lincoln
Paul Kurtz
Brunnerville
Near Elm
New York
Live and Dressed Poultry CO
State St. Ephrata
Huber Bros
S. Broad St
Shaum’s
Brownstown, PA
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