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Notice of Mail Addressing at Lititz Post Office
Entry recorded at Lititz Pennsylvania post office as second class matter indicating continued mail handling status for local distribution.
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Lititz Pa
Post Office
Roller skating ban provokes Lititz children outrage
In Lititz the police warned all children to stop roller skating claiming an ordinance exists. The letter questions authority and fairness noting no similar restriction in cities with playgrounds. It argues children need safe play and mocks the mayor’s opposition to skating.
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Lititz
New Jerusalem
Goiden
Linden Hall Seminary Names Teaching Staff for Term
Linden Hall Seminary announces a new term teaching lineup. Miss Fannie W. Stauffer Lucy A. Tietze Emily A. Tietze Martha V. Ellenberger Virginia Gerhart Mary Hagen Myrtle Eckert Bessie Gingrich Viola Leib and Gertrude Garber were elected. Garber will head Domestic Science after recent studies. Principal elect Rev. F W Stengel praised for maintaining high instruction standards. Home-made top buggy advertised at Grosh's.
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Linden Hall Seminary
Fannie W. Stauffer
Lucy A. Tietze
Emily A. Tietze
Martha V. Ellenberger
Virginia Gerhart
Mary Hagen
Myrtle Eckert
Bessie Gingrich
Viola Leib
Gertrude Garber
Miss Garber
EH. L. Garber
Martha Washington Seminary
Washington, D. C
Linden Hall
F. W. Stengel
Martha J. Derr
Children and community life in Brownstown area
Community events include Evangelical Sunday school Children’s Day exercises, U E Sunday school plans June 27 program, local baseball 11 to 3 win, births, lightning damage to residences and Evans garage, visits from Wabash and Akron residents, school board appoints teachers, Mt Airy school house contract awarded, U B Sunday picnic July 10 with Beck's band, and a Lebanon group surprising Mrs Wenrich on her birthday.
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Evangelical
U. E
Joel Wenger
Paradise
Stork
George Keller
L. C. Wolf
Evans
Oliver Demmy
Edna
Wabash
Stephen Enck
Clay Township
Clay
Hopeland
Harry Wealand
Allen Miller
Clay Secondary
John Wissler
Abraham Mease
Fetter’s
Clayton Christ
Airy
Samuel Shirk
Duriach
Harvey Furlow
Sunnyside
Iva Stump
Fairview
Harry Hornley
Wood Corner
Sarah Dange
Swamp
Mollie Mease
Madison Rachel
John Kilhefner
Akron
James McCloud
S. L. Snyder
Denver
Mt. Airy
U. B
Beck
Lititz
Lebanon
Reuben Wenrich
Voices of Nature at Lutheran Children's Day
The Lutheran Sunday school will render Voices of Nature by Tullar and Meredith for Children s Day on Sunday evening June 20. Various local residents including Mr. C D Butzer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spoo, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Evans, and others are noted visiting relatives in Reading Schaefferstown Bridgeport Manheim Reading Ephrata Akron Lancaster York Co appear in town for visits and with kin.
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Lutheran Sunday School
Tullar & Meredith
C. D. Butzer
Reading
Frank Spoo
Bridgeport
New York
Ralph Evans
Schaefferstown
Edgar Butzer
Lancaster
D. D. Butzer
Mattie Shaar
David Graham
Stewartstown
York Co
Hallacher
F. L. Heiser
Helen
J. N. Long
Albert Mumma
Ephrata
C. C. Kofroth
Manheim
Daniel Smith
Akron
C. B. Hertzler
Lottie Shirker
Dora Rhodes
Chas. B. Peters
Callie Young of
Coatesville
Susan Young
Forney Serenade at Shreiner Home and Local Notices
Neffsville notes recall Mr and Mrs Alvin K Forney serenaded at the bride's parents home on Monday night. Gleaners host strawberry festival in Binkley's field with various eats. Heavy rains caused washing. gutters and corn damaged in local fields. Funeral of William Kopp held at U B church amid storm. A sharp social quip ends the column.
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Alvin K. Forney
Martin Shreiner
Calithampians
Ad. Graver
Manheim
Binkley
Gleaners
John Miller
Walter Hauck
William Kopp
U. B
Kis sel Hill Items Baby Barbara Born To Bechtels
Mr and Mrs Charles Bechtel welcome a baby girl named Barbara in honor of grandmother Mrs Samuel Buch. Wm Stauters red cherry tree bears only on alternate years, leaving last year’s harvest wasted. Andy Dunlaps ice cream praised for hot cake like appeal in warm weather. Mrs Christian Miller convalescent after illness.
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Charles Bechtel
Barbara
Samuel Buch
Wm. Stauter
Lexington locals notice over weekly church and school events
Mrs. Sarah Singer hosts, Ruth Roger visits, and Norman Kline's family greetings noted. West Marl Township School Board selects teachers for the coming term with openings at multiple schools. Schools reopen Monday August 30 with varied eight or seven month terms.
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West Marl Township
D. B. Killian
Township High
Alvin P. Wenger
Brownstown Grammar
H. N. Mohler
Brownstown
Rebecca Sheaffer
Katie M. Hartman
Camp Grove
Helen Neidamyer
Talmage
James W. Klopp
Sunnyside
Elmer Hackman
Good’s
Mabel D. Miller
Sheafter
Esther Groff
Farmers
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J. F. Buch
Grosh’s
Brownstown and Vicinity
Rothsville Notes
Neffsville News
Kissel Hill
Lexington
Sarah Singer
Penryn
John Singer
Monroe Zartman
H. A. Weidman
Liita
William Habecker
Union
George B. Raezer
Ruth Roger
Rothsville
Samuel Keller
Norman Kline
Hiram Kline
West Earl
Lewis N. Moyer
Leaman & Leed
N. Broad St
Lititz, Pa
Leaman
H. R. Wertsch
Jeweler
Zartman’s New Store
Lancaster Penna
Rooo
Lancaster New Era
Intelligencer
Morning Journal
Leinbach & CO
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Henry Hhishrman
Henry B. Buch
Apple Alley