Local Liita Post Office class matter and farm news
Entered at Liita Pa Post Office a class matter. Norman Keath and Edwin Carpenter attended a sale at Bomberger's distillery Saturday. William Keller will move to White Oak station on Wm Greenly's farm. Sunday guests included Hartman Himmelberger Harvey Fry and others. Frank Diehm Elias EHitnier delivered tobacco to Long Taylor Landisville Tuesday. Eli Zartman hauled with his truck. Norman Keath delivered last tobacco to Dan Withers at Lititz Tuesday. S H Yocum delivered tobacco to Long Taylor at Landisville Thursday. All these parties are done shipping. Some crops remain unsold in this section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Keath
Edwin Carpenter
Bomberger
William Keller
Isaac Greiner
Wm. Greenly
White Oak Station
Jonas Hartman
Leon Himmelberger
Harvey Fry
Lancaster Junction
Daniel Carper
Kissel Hill
Alvin Hartman
Manheim
Death of Mr Joseph Snyder at his brother’s home
Mr Joseph Snyder died on Sunday forenoon at his brother Hiram Snyder’s home after a period of illness. Funeral services and interment are planned for Brickerville on Thursday morning. Oscar Kurtz of Denver visited L B Wiest’s family on Sunday. Clay school is closed briefly due to a sick teacher. Miss Mary Snyder visited Miss Vera Wenger in Denver. Edna Nissley of Weidmanville spent Thursday with Mrs Sam Elser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Snyder
Hiram Snyder
Brickerville
M Oscar Kurtz
Denver
L. B. Wiest
Clay
Mary Snyder
Vera Wenger
Edna Nissley
Weidmanville
Sam’l Elser
Local Farm Loan Association to Begin New Loans
The supreme court declares the farm loan act valid and the Local Farm Loan Association will shortly offer loans after thirty days. Director J W Bruckart states the organization had been active and helpful to farmers but paused lending while the decision waited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
J. W. Bruckart
Seeds Drop in Price at Local Stores This Spring
Local stores display spring seeds with a ten percent price cut on peas beans and many other seeds as they approach normal price levels. Imported seeds have not dropped much.
Supervisor of Music Named for Lititz Schools
Prof. Clarence N Mecrose of Lancaster with a West Chestnut studio succeeds Prof. H L Murr as Lititz public schools music supervisor. Murr moves to Monongahela to supervise music. Consumers Boxboard and Paper Mill re elect all officers and directors. H J Pierson remains president, J F Stoner secretary, C B Risser treasurer, with Samuel Lane and B B Leaman as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence N. Mecrose
Lancaster
West Chestnut Street
H. L. Murr
Lititz
Murr
Monongahela
Consumers Boxboard and Paper Mill
H. J. Pierson
J. F. Stoner
C. B. Risser
Samuel Lane
B. B. Leaman
Protect Your Future Invest in patented securities today
The notice touts a world wide market and strong earning power for a securities product. Proceeds from sales fund expansion and the offering stresses protection by patents and long term growth potential for investors.
Local store tickets bring brief fortunes and losses
Mrs Worley rushes in with ticket 899 and a dollar. Richard Kreier hands ticket 637 and a dollar to his smiling daughter. Miss Leslie receives a dollar for ticket 529. Poor Hiram, new in real estate, crawls in with ticket 728 after a lost week. He cheers as Best Flat Rib beef sells for 16¢ and other roasts and sausages are priced. Every buyer gets a ticket. watch next week for values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Worley
Richard Kreiier
Lassie
Leslie
Hiram
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liita
Congoleum
Hoosier
Ralph M. Spacht
Oliver H. Bair
Phila
W. H. Enck
Lititz, Penna
M. A. Minchoff
E. Main St
Hamilton
Wertach
Seweler
Chevrolet
Chevrelet
Mr. Farmer
THE
Abbott Ink Company
Akron, Ohio
B. Fv
LUTZ
Cedar Street
Lititz, PA
Warwick House
Scripps-Booth
MO. F. Longenecker
Penna
Bell
Ind
Samson
Knights of Malta
Mrs. Harrington J. Wheeler
Linden Hall
Scott
Lititz Pike
Brethren Home
Esther M. Ruth
Boro Property
East Main Street
Price
J. Fred Essig
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