Beat Horse With Fence Rail Accused of Cruelty
Walter Shue of near Kleinfeltersville faced a Lancaster hearing for cruelty to animals. The Lancaster County Humane Society led the case after alleging Shue beat a horse with a fence rail during a roughly twelve hour drive without feed. The animal suffered collar sores, eye and ear injuries, and torn skin in multiple places. Shue was fined $10 plus costs by Alderman Doebler. two accompanying children were placed with relatives and later returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Shue
Kleinfeltersville
Lancaster
Doebler
Lancaster County Humane Society
Shue
Weidmanville
Hiram Demmy
Rothsville
Demmy
Army and Navy Notes and Foresters in France Chronicle
Submarines encountered with no damage. battleships engaged. J Edward Buch, forester with an engineering corps in France, writes home about camp life seven miles from the Bay of Biscay, Y M C A shows films, baseball games, and a Canadian forestry unit visit. Camp conditions improve with tents on board floors and new dining dishes after the rainy season. Located in southwestern France in the yellow pine region, lumber and resin play a key role. many timbers shipped to fronts. work includes piling, posts, and firewood. sawmills run day and night. Today is a holiday with many women and children visiting the camp, all locals Catholic. Sundays see open stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
J. Edward Buch
J. Frank Buch
Ocean
Bay of Biscasy
States
Yellow Pine
Young Men Registered for Army Duty in District No 2
A list of Lititz borough and nearby Lititz area residents who reached age 21 and appeared before the Draft Board of District No 2 in Ephrata to register for army duty. Names cover Lititz borough, Lititz R F D, Brannville, Kisse Hill, Rothsville, Bricksburg and other local locales with many entries including Crosland Ditzler Good Haines Hornberger Long Meily New Putt Ritz Royer Steely Stockop Wonder Workman Zellers Auker Brumbach Brubaker Buckwalter Falls Frey Hornley Hollinger Heckel Keener Markley Mentzer Mull Shreiner Shenk Siechrist Snavely Snader Turner Witmer Parke Reidenbaugh Hoffer Keath Landis Roger Kim Balmer Progress Spoo Mumma Moals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draft Board of District No.2
Ephrata
Lititz
Lititzborough
Edward S. Crosland
Jacob Ditzler
Elmer V. Good
Allen S. Haines
Walter C. Hornberger
Albert K. Long
Ralph Meily
William New
Allen E. Putt
Paul Ritz
Luke L. Royer
Walter F. Steely
John G. Stockop
Samuel Wonder
Carl B. Workman
Edgar Zellers
Harry
Clarence W. Heckel
Norman L. Keener
Harry E. Markley
Peter K. Mentzer
Harry E. Mull
Newton Shreiner
Elmer Shreiner
Howard M. Shenk
Clarence F. Siechrist
Amos S. Snavely
Amos Y. Snader
Jacob B. Turner
Ember Witmer
Martin Parke
Clarence Reidenbaugh
Kisse Hill
Chester Martin
Brannerville
Clarence F. Hoffer
Clayton S. Keath
Harry G. Landis
Roland R. Roger
Kim
Abraham G. Balmer
Rothsville
Clayton Cammuns
Harry R. Progress
Frank
Spoo
Leroy’ G. Mumma
Brickerville
Melvin Moals
Plea for Pure Science in Agriculture and Pure Breeding
J Hoffman Bricker argues for purity in science and breeding to meet demand for pure seed corn oats wheat and poultry. He cites high prices for pure-bred stock and explains how disease-free, uniform strains boost market value, urging farmers to invest in pure breeds and seeds for lasting profits and personal satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Travelers Near and Far in Local Social Roundup
Mrs Peter Yeiser visits relatives in Lebanon county. Denver's Mr Charles Hornberger spent Saturday in town. Mrs Sara Jenkins visits Philadelphia for her son David's eye treatment. Zion Lutheran church dedication at Womelsdorf costs $35000. Many locals travel to Reading, Philadelphia, Ocean City, and Norristown for visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Yeiser
Lebanon
Charles Hornberger
Denver
Sara Jenkins
Philadelphia
David
Lucien S. Reedy
Womelsdorf
Zion’ Lutheran Church
Ella Eshleman
Elizabeth Rudy
Reading
J. A. Bohler
C. Z. Meiskey
Richard
Charles Fry
Joseph Dreifus
Ocean City
N. J
Edwin Wertsch
James McCloud
Hopeland
Morris McCloud
Elmira Houser
Charles Brobst
Springs Hotel
Lansford
J. W. Bittner
Kutztown
Bittner
Brickerville
Lutheran Church
Amos Risser
Squire E. B. Hanenstein
Lincoln
Jacob L. Snyder
Myre
Elmer Bobst
David P. Bricker
Bobst
L. C. Brink
New York
Mary Kennedy
Judge Kennedy
Youngstown
Ohio
Edwin S. Young
Esther, Oerter
Tuscarawas
Linden Hall Seminary
Viola Leib
Elmer Badorf
Ephrata
Esther Grosh
H.W. Retten
Phillie
J. M. Goldthwait
Roy Kauffman
Chester
Roy
Delphia
Uch
Edgar.g.diehm
Royersford
Diehm
Church of the Brethren
Hershey
Elenore Manifold
Gertrude Kilgore
Millersville State Normal School
Francis Hagen
Geo. L. Hepp
Rachael Uhland
John Uhland
Henry Heiserman
Carrie, Darraugh
Mercer
Martha, Thoma
Misa
Katie Smith
George
Catherine Smith
Norristown
Wayne G Be
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the “‘Record’’ Office
Broad St
May
Lebanon County
Geo. S. Demmy
Mea
Army and Navy Notes
Paul
New Hampshire
Wayne Longenecker
Olympia
Warwick Grange
J. Hoffman Bricker
Idonovan
Sth Avenue
America
Queen St. Lancaster
Golde Genuine
Palm Beach
Detroit
Heinitsh
S. Queen Street
Lancaster, Pa
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