Lancaster City seeks recount of water bond vote
The city of Lancaster asks a recount of votes cast in two districts on the 5 million water and sewer bond issue from May 28. Petitions filed with Judge Groff seek opening the ballot boxes and recounting to confirm whether the loan was defeated by 26 votes as the original count showed. Returnable tomorrow.
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Lancaster
Scouts Rescues Drowning Boy After Lake Attempt
Charles Shepp and fellow Scouts witnessed his distress as he tried to swim a 100 foot lake. They reached him, a silent struggle ensued, and the would be rescuer weakened. The boys then carried the lad to shore two miles to obtain help with John Irwin.
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Charles Shepp
Charles
John Irwin
Time Almanac Standings From Fragmented OCR Reads
Time ALM appears with scattered figures and codes 8.01 3.11 3.2L 2.26 3.32 3.42 9.48 3.54 4.30 740 8.00 8.10 8.20 Standwa. The readable text shows numeric entries and possible time stamps without clear events or entities.
Estate and divorce notices from Lancaster County Pennsylvania
Estate of John D Hollinger in Lititz and Warwick Township administers and creditors urged to settle. Multiple divorce subpoenas list individuals from Lancaster court May Term 1929 with orders to appear June 17 1929 to show cause for divorce.
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John D. Hollinger
Lititz Borough
Lancaster County
Lititz
John B. Becker
Warwick Township
Lititz R. D. No
Catharine Sammet
R. D
Mary C. Kulpbertha M. Sheaffer
Stephen O. Ffe Hlas
Stephen O. Fee
Lancaster
Court of Common Pleas
Dorothy B. Fee
Henry B
Tankesley
Henry B. Tankesley
Court of Common
Vera M. Tinkesley
Ada Baugh Kendig
Ada Baugh Kendiz
Ray M. Kendig
Caroline S. Steffe
George
F. Steffe
Lester B. Cooke
Kathryn Cassel Cooke
Robert P. Fasig Ghline
Robert P. Fasig
Helen M. Fasig
Charles H. Ingersoll
Court of ‘Common Pleas
Caroline M. Ingersoll
P. P. Dattisman
John H. Myers
Dudges
Elsie Myers
L. Richwine
Ivan Rirhwine
A. BL
Frank A. Wanner
Dorothy Johnson Warner
Frances Woomer
Samuel Woomer
Sher
Lancaster Automobile Club Backs Stop Sign Boulevard Plan
The Lancaster Automobile club board favored stop signs over electric controls on main routes through boroughs and municipalities. A general discussion noted traffic could be managed more easily and cheaply with a boulevard system than with electric signal controls.
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Lancaster Automobile Club
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