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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
4
The Colonial Theatre in Lancaster Aims at Comfort
In Lancaster on June 10 1915 the Colonial Theatre under Charles M Howell enters its fourth season with cooling systems and carpeted aisles to improve comfort during hot weather The weekend program features The Bachelor Dinner a musical comedy with fifteen cast members plus three other acts and moving pictures Local events include a P O S A festival a Children s Day rehearsal and community social and church activities nearby reports note visits from LeRoy Killian and others and farming tobacco continues in the area
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Colonial Theatre
Lancaster
Charles M. Howell
Woolworth
Colonial
Howell
Halfville Happenings and Local Visits
Mrs. Kathryn Smith and her two sons Thomas and Walter of Baltimore visit her parents Mr and Mrs Geo Shreiner. Mr David High and family visit Sun Hill with John Reist family. Most residents attend the Hershey annual meeting on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Smith
Thomas
Walter
Baltimore
Geo. Shreiner
David High
John Reist
Sun Hill
Halfville
Hershey
Brickerville Budget Finds at Hershey Meeting and Local Events
Brickervillers spent Saturday and Sunday at the Brethren annual meeting in Hershey with families named. Officers installed at Emanuel Lutheran church include Deacons William Seibert David Zartman Phares Zartman Elders Philip Weidman Solomon Heverling Trustees John Seibert Martin Zartman Rev Weichsel preached at Penryn for Brickerville charge. Mrs Demmy of Ephrata visited, W B Beamesderfer's family at Manheim. Coleman Memorial Sunday school picnic set for July 24 with Mount Airy band. Children’s Day service planned for June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brickervillers
Hershey
H. A. Long
Alice Zentmyer
Charles G. Enck
Jas. Enck
Elmer Todd
Margie Demmy
Ephrata
Levi Demmy
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Weichsel
William F. Seibert
David J. Zartman
Phares J. Zartman
Philip Weidman
Solomon Heverling
John F. Seibert
Martin Zartman
Penryn
Brickerville
W. B. Beamesderfer
Manheim
Elizabeth Township School Board Names Appointments
The Elizabeth Township School Board met at the Lexington hotel and named staff for the new term. Fur nace Thomas H. Wolf Speedwell Charles L. Hassler Fairview Alma Brenner Cherry Grove Grace Rudy Webster Erla Zwally Church Anna M. Stauter. Schools open August 30.
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Elizabeth Township
Lexington Hotel
Furnace
Thomas H. Wolf
Speedwell
Charles L. Hassler
Fairview
Alma Brenner
Cherry Grove
Grace Rudy
Webster
Erla Zwally
Church
Anna M. Stauter
Akron Borough School Board Names New Teachers
The Akron Borough School Board elected principals and teachers including Prof. I. F. Seiverling as principal, Miss Sallie Stober as assistant principal from Denver grammar, Miss Marie Wiegand at the secondary level, Miss Rebecca O. Buch for the primary level, with a vacancy remaining.
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Akron Borough
I. F. Seiverling
Sallie Stober
Denver Grammar School
Marie Wiegand
Rebecca.o. Buch
NEFFSVILLE NEWS Choir organized in U B church at Neffsville
Rev S G Kauffman organized a choir with 49 joining, officers elected, and instruction by Prof John Burkhart. The choir aims to sing at the tent meeting July 17 to August 15 in the U B church yard. Also notes about a wedding serenade, Church of the Brethren convention in Hershey, early Sunday school start, local agriculture and landscaping, well drilling near Lititz, and various social visits.
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S. G. Kauffman
U. B
Oregon
Chas. B. Kratzert
Hazel Neidamyer
Ammon G. Huber
Laura Hess
John Burkhart
Lancaster
Emanuel Behmer
Howard Hinerdeer
Calithumpians
Hinerdeer
Church of the Brethren
Hershey
Lititz
John R. Weaver
D. W. Buckwalter
John C. Redman
Myers
Salunga
Hopeland Happenings and Local Events Brief
Hopeland residents spent Sunday visiting relatives in Schaefferstown and Hershey. Edwin Palm wed Maybelle Weidman at the bride’s grandmother’s home with Rev. Shoop officiating. The Ladies Lodge visited Mrs. Hacker and served luncheon. A trolley fare protest was canvassed in town. A Mt. Airy Park festival is planned for Union Sunday school benevolence. Harvey Buffenmeyer and family spent Sunday with the Strickleres.
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Harry Palm
Schaefferstown
Hershey
Edwin Palm
Maybelle Weidman
W. E. Shoop
Mary Miley
Wmn. Hacker
Ladies Lodge
Hopeland Home
No. 25
Stephen Euck
Hart
Ephrata
Mt. Airy Park
Union Sunday School
Harvey Buffenmeyer
Lititz
H. J. Strickler
Peaches at Sealth and Doster's Saturday specials
Doster's offers Saturday only deals with eight pks peaches at Sealth and Smith macaroni priced 25 cents. Limited stock and one day sale.
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Sealth
Doster’s
Watch Your Children Constipation Tip Rexall Orderlies
A brief notice promotes Rexall Orderlies a mild laxative that tastes like sugar for children. It notes children may hide constipation and urges purchase from Lewis N. Moyer for 10 cents.
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Rexall Orderlies
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brownstown and Vicinity
Immanuel Evangelical Sunday School
Jerre G. Mumma
General Hospital
Evangelical Sunday School
Christchurch of Lancaster
U. K
U. E. Sunday School
LeRoy Killian
York
J. E. Baker Co
Jacob Haldeman
Ben
M. M. Getz
J. R. Bowers
Dilier Killian
John Lessley
Terre Hill
Akron
Neffsville News
Lexington
Warren Hess
Lebanon
Edwin Enck
Quinton Enck
Roy Hacker
Wilson Enck
Rothsville
Lilly
Harry Enck, Jr
Clausen
Lizzie Buel
William Buel
Reading
Robert Russel
Ella Buel
Wilson Grube
Ruch
Sue Hainley
Snavely
William Todd
Kissel Hill
M. W. Phillipps
Menno Habecker
Tancaster
William Habecker
Stevens
Hopeland
Leaman & Leed
N. Broad St
Lititz, Pa
B. Leaman
Lancaster, Penna
Lancaster County
Penna
Borough of
A.D
H.S. Neidermyer
C. N. Derr
M.G. Marks
Gjedt
Romo
H. R. Wertsch
Jartman’s
C. S. Zartman
Ture
State Rin Department
Iial
M. Alexander
L. B. Herr
E.R. Garvin
Lewis N. Moyer
Hager
Real Victor
Hager Victor
Hager’s
Hager Outfit TV
Victrola Iv Records
Hager Outfit
Victrola
Grafonola Records
XI Victrola
Fisher’s
East Main Street
Trimmer
Henry Hhishaman
Ian Ilenry B. Buch
Apple Alley
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