Complaints Heard At Borough Council Meeting
Borough officials attended a council session where residents raised issues on drainage along Markos Street to Tiberly and a loud noise on Fast Masin Street at night. Bricker complained about dust at Reading Company station and policing of the athletic field grounds. Council agreed to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough Council
Cowneil
Cone
Torough
Burgess Beeneman
Habecker
Markos Street
Giragi
Bricker
Reading Company
Council
Death of Ti’s Elder Rachel K. Roland at 94
Mrs Rachel K Roland 94 a longtime Ti resident died Tuesday at her home 27 Front Street after a short illness. She is survived by step son Jacob D Roland. Funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from the home with burial in Marelah cemetery. Funeral director BR M Spacht in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel K. Roland
Front Street
Jacob D Roland
Maerelah Cemetery
BR. M. Spacht
Local Stores and Banks Close for Holiday Fourth
Post offices observe holiday as stores stay open Tuesday evening last minute buyers. Banks in town close for Fourth of July. Records show observance details for local services and reminders.
Graduation Honors for Theodore 2 in Williamson Free School
Theodore 2, son of N Spruce cl, graduates with honors from the Williamson Free Mechanical Prades engineering program. He won the three year award and the Rana actnorpanist solgo wor. Commencement was Friday with Alumni Day Saturday at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
N Spruce cl
Werlantengland
Williamson Freechanical Prades
Fridz Engineering
yRana “Actnorpanist
Solgo
Quartette Leads Rotary Club Program as Officers Preside
A early Rotary Club meeting featured A K B Materling and M Pienge among four members forming the quartet Eydemains Club. Past presidents acted as presiding officers and led the session while the International Club and others observed.
Automobile Dealers In Town Sell 11 Makes Of Machines
Three automobile dealers set up business in Lininz in the past three months and operate 11 passenger cars and four other vehicles. The article notes the introduction of automobile code regulating dealer trade practices and hints at forthcoming details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobie
Lininz
Outdoor Movie Theatre Opens Tuesday Eve on Lincoln Ave
Lincoln Avenue hosts an outdoor theater opening with shows beginning Tuesday at 6 PM. Gates and bleachers will be set up, with car space for audiences and 24 cent adult 10 cent child admission changes after the first week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Ave
Empary
Farden Spas
American Legion
Evans
Lititz Post Office Delayed Pending Funds
Washington reports Lititz must wait for additional funds before receiving a new post office. Twelve counties include Columbia Mount Joy and Manheim on the immediate-aid list, with about 400 of 635 requested projects funded. Officials say Lititz is not yet prioritized and other sources may cover the remaining needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Washington
Columbia Mt. Joy
Mamheiva
Local Factory Adopts New Wage Code Across Nation
A revised chocolate industry wage code goes into effect nationwide. Base rates vary by gender and job level with a minimum office wage set at 81.75. A 60 day grace period applies before adjustments take effect, followed by plant wide departmental updates. Special week feature promotes Assorted Kisses at Regonna’s Stand in Tutu Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Logal Wilbur Suenard
Tutu Market
Pearyn Firemen Host Saturday Night Festival
Pearyn Fire Company prepares a large-town festival on the road between Pesrym and Fim. Reg Kehoe and his Girl Matimba Band will perform with music vaudeville and dancing on the program as the firemen expect a big crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reg Kehoe
Pearyn Fire Company
Te Road
Pesrym
Fim
Aad
First Aid Station Set For Fourth of July Parade
Troop 1 Boy Scouts of America to run a first aid cabin at Lac Springs head during the Fourth of July Celebration. Volunteers will treat injuries and assist visitors. the cabin opens for a portion of the day and scouts will act as messengers for the Springs Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Lac Springs
Girls Attend Mt Gretna Convention in June Thirty
Fourteen girls from the Christian Endeavor Society of the TBureh join the People’s Division East Pennsylvania Conference gathering at Mt Gretna from June 25 to July 2. The list includes Irene Whitcraft Ethel Wike Lil Tisa McGreary Uelea Farrand Mae Ochme Mae Way Dorothy Spichkier Margaret Murtin Winifred Shaeffer Wenzel Ushinger Ruth Wike Vera Nagle Ethel Weidman Ruth Aitler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Tbureh
People’s Division
East Pennsylvania
Mt Gretna
Mia
J.C
Light
Irene Whitcraft
Ethel Wike
Lil- Tisa McGreary
Uelea Farrand
Mae Ochme
Mae Way
Dorothy Spichkier
Margaret Murtin
Winifred Shaeffer
Wazel Ushinger
Ruth Wike
Vera Nagle
Ethel Weidman
Ruth Aitler
Lutz Pool Lane Changes Schoolchildren Absences Noted
In Lutz pool area, records show schoolchildren and adults affected by recent disruptions. Officials note absences and seek explanations as community members report variable attendance and safety concerns.
Famous Cornetist to Headline Springs Fourth Celebration
Walter W. Smith, renowned cornet soloist, will perform with the Ringgold Band in afternoon and evening concerts during the Fourth of July celebration at Springs Park. The event promises elaborate fireworks and a candle lighting feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springs Park
Walter W. Smith
Ringgold Band
Mr. Smith
Boston
Smith
Dsl
Warl Rebjan
Akron Man Pleads Guilty After Parking Lot Collision
Isaac Lepole of Akron drove north on South Broad Street Saturday noon and hit two cars parked before Amos Longenecker’s home. Longenecker escaped injury. damage totaled about 125 dollars to Longenecker's cars and 50 to Lepole's. Lepole, arrested for driving without a license and reckless driving, pled guilty and paid 24.50 in fines and costs. Insurance will cover Longenecker’s vehicle damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Lepole
Akron
South Broad Street
Amos Longenecker
Mr. Longenecker
Lepole
Kreider
Louise A. M. Shissler
Longenecker
Fourth of July mishap at Dos ter's store causes orange pop explosion
Mary Eshleman, a clerk, heard an explosion while serving a customer at the rear of Dos ter's store. A lace bottle of orange pop burst, spilling juice beneath the door and to the curb where it pooled. Ef Lititz promotes a Be Kind to Dumb Animals Society. Continued on Page 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Eshleman
Doster
Ef Lititz
Misa Lillian McGreary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Furodnwa
HERZ
Quartette Eydemains Club
Presi Club
Dcae Igame
James
Gebhart
Roxy Theatre
Judy
Lilitz
Pearyn Firemen
Seout
Lutz Pool
Aii
Atults
Lbe
Vfireworks
Holiday
Snoops
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!