Bricker Family Birthday Weekends Spotted in Philadelphia
Mrs. D P Bricker spent the weekend visiting her mother Mrs Brobst in Philadelphia and celebrated her birthday with a turkey dinner. Her sisters Mrs Paul Badorf and Mrs Arthur Biles also have birthdays this month. Miss Mary Moore and Miss Esher Myers of York, Elizabethtown College students, visited Mr and Mrs James M Moore. Margaret Miller, a student at Elizabethtown College, spent the weekend with her parents. Mr and Mrs Morris Kreider joined Sunday in Lancaster with Mr and Mrs Samuel Goodman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.P. Bricker
Philadelphia
Brobst
Bricker
Paul Badorf
Arthur Biles
Mary Moore
Esher Myers
York
Elizabethtown College
James M. Moore
Margaret Miller
J. M. Miller
Morris Kreider
Lancaster
Kreider
Samuel Goodman
Robins and Owls Mark Early Spring Signs
Feathers and Wing notes birds returning with robins seen near woods and two Short-eared Owls wintering in Moravian cemetery and Linden Hall campus. Canada geese migration and red-winged blackbirds heralds of approaching spring observed along the river. Owl pellets show undigested bones of prey as birds roost and feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian
Linden Hall
Horton’s Glasses Offer in Lincoln County
Special for March Horton’s in Lincoln sells full glasses with exam guaranteed frame complete from 3 50 to 15 dollars. Office hours 9 AM to 8 PM no appointment needed. Over 19 000 patients fitted in Lancaster County in 18 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March
Horton’s
Lincoln
Lancaster County
Owls Stay In Lititz Night Roosts Through Winter
Over about 150 days in Lititz the owls fed on 4500 mice at two per night, reducing the local prey supply. Despite this benefits, many owls are killed each year by sportsmen who blame them for game shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Leap Year Parties At Local Homes Spark School Notes
The Grub Club held a leap year party at Arlyne Demmy's home with Helen Bruce Mary Mellinger Winifred Sheaffer Dorothy Little Anna Laser Arlyne Demmy Harold Girvin Robert Gangner Quinten Keath Ira Lands John Reitz and Wm Langsdorf in attendance. The Sub Deb Club gathered at Margaret Snyder's home Saturday with Nancy Seaman Eloise Meiskey Jean Shaeffer Betty Cooper Betty Bruce Robert Keller John Brubaker Paul Longenecker Wilbur Stark Charles Bowman and Ross Long. Miss Helen Quinn the local school art director will spend the weekend in New York City Ford Gocaneur substituted in junior high for Dorothy Shenk who was ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlyne Demmy
Helen Bruce
Mary Mellinger
Winifred Sheaffer
Dorothy Little
Anna Laser
Harold Girvin
Robert Gangner
Quinten Keath
Ira Landis
John Reitz
Wm. Langsdorf
Margaret Snyder
Nancy Seaman
Eloise Meiskey
Jean Shaeffer
Betty Cooper
Betty Bruce
Robert Keller
John Brubaker
Paul Longenecker
Wilbur Stark
Charles Bowman
Ross Long
Helen Quinn
New York City
Ford Gocaneur
Dorothy Shenk
Local social notes from Havre de Grace and surrounding towns
Harry Dyer of Havre de Grace Md was weekend guest of Miss Mollie Ehy. Dr Cameron Lane and Howard Stengel celebrated birthdays on Friday. Mr and Mrs Paul Frey and family of Mt Joy visited the hosts on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Elsworth Cox of Lancaster spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Martin Moore. Miss Josephine Briner of Lewistown and Miss Mayme Haller of Ephrata spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Henry Hackman. Mrs Theodore Ericksburg, formerly Anne Hackman, will leave Saturday for Boston, her future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dyer
Havre de Grace
Mollie Ehy
Cameron Lane
Howard Stengel
Paul Frey
Mt. Joy
Elsworth Cox
Lancaster
Martin Moore
Josephine Briner
Lewistown
Mayme Haller
Ephrata
Henry Hackman
Theodore Ericksburg
Anne Hackman
Boston
Clubs Active Dr and Mrs Richard Bender Host Sewing Club
Mrs. Richard Bender and Mrs. Benders sewing club and husbands were entertained Monday evening by the Benders. About fifty members attended a smoker in the Young Men's Business League rooms Thursday night with pool and card games and a dutch lunch. The organization has seventy some members on its roll. Miss Annie Forbes spoke on rug making to the Society of Farm Women No. 1 Saturday evening with Mrs. Cullen Carpenter in charge. Mrs. John Eckman led devotions and Julia Moore played piano. County Society president N N Bear attended and spoke on projects in the county societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Richard Bender
Young Men’s Business League
Annie Forbes
Society of Farm Women
Cullen Carpenter
John Eckman
Julia Moore
Lititz Residents Drawn for Lancaster Jury Duty
Lancaster court selects Lititz area residents for juries Grand Jury June 8 Robert Buch Lincoln Petit Jurors April 27 Harry Miller and Frank E. Eby of town are drawn for jury service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Lancaster Court
Robert Buch
Lincoln
Harry ©. Miller
Frank E. Eby
Town
Petit Jurors Named for May and June Sessions
The list names William Y. Baker from Kissel Til and Harry Steffy of Lititz Rural Delivery 3 as Petit Jurors for May 4. It also lists Aaron Ruhl and C B Keller of Elm and Samuel Ruth of Rothsville as Petit Jurors for May 4, and Samuel Keller of Lititz Rural Delivery 1 for June 8.
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William Y. Baker
Kissel Til
Petit
Harry Steffy
Lititz R. D
Aaron Ruhl
C. B. Keller
Elm
Samuel Ruth
Rothsville
Samuel Keller
Lititz
R. D
Anniversary celebration honors Mrs William Miller in Lititz area
Mrs William Miller marked her twelfth anniversary with an open house and card party. Guests from Lititz Eph rata and Manheim attended including Mrs D P Longsdorf Mrs John Math ers Miss Katie Miller and others. Prizes at 500 went to several winners and host provided refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
D. P. Longsdorf
John Mathers
Elmer . Mathers
Katie Miller
Norma Putt
Lititz
Phares Rudy
A. Burkholder
Ephrata
Conley
Manheim
Klunk
Rudy
Engle
Grosh
McCreary
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Querkrayy
Rinso
B. L. Sharp
North Broad Street
By Robert Snyder
Guy Bomberger, Jr
N. N. Bear
Mickey Mouse
Libby
Okg
Zartman’s Store
Seaman’s
Cliquot Club
Canada Dry
B. M. Seaman
N. Bread St
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