Farm Women Meet Highlights and Guests
The Society of Farm Women No. 1 met at Miss Anna Erb’s North Broad Street home Saturday afternoon. Rev E Crogland spoke on Agriculture in Bible Lands and other regions while Mrs Voss of Texas discussed Texas farming advantages. State president Mrs J R Cassel was introduced as minutes were read and a letter from the Chamber of Commerce was acknowledged. Fifty three members attended across Societies Nos 2 3 and 10.
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Society of Farm Women No. 1
Anna Erb
North Broad Street
E. §. Crogland
Moravian Church
Bible Lands
Egypt
Palestine
Hawaii
Japan
China
India
Ceylon
Voss
Texas
J. R. Cassel
Mannheim
M. W. Hess
America
Beautiful
Anna Moore
B. G. Sheaffer
M. A. Moore
Hess
Harry Shuman
Society
Eden West
Welfare Federation expands countywide welfare effort
Welfare Federation moves to make the entire county a unit in welfare work. President Hugh N. Clark appoints a committee chaired by Le Nolt to determine eligible member organizations and their representation on the Board of Directors. The effort aims to include every borough and township in governance while committees on social service exchange and nominations for the April 14 meeting are formed.
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Welfare Federation
Hugh N. Clark
Clark
Social Service Exchange
Doon E. Malone
Hel
Doty
Anna Ferriter
Public sale at Clayton Lands near Oregon draws county crowd
Public sale conducted by Raymond Surmy at Clayton Lands near Oregon attracted the largest turnout this year. Receipts reached about $8,000 as 20 cows sold for 110 to 180 dollars each, a pair of men brought 432.50 and 870, a tractor sold for 700, and chickens fetched 26 to 33 cents a pound. The event featured 4 small fair style booths with edibles selling out, and Amish farmers were among the attendees despite fair weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Surmy
Clayton
Oregon
HH. EH. Snavely
Hershey and Gibbes
Travelogue on Beautiful Switzerland at Moravian Church
This Sunday evening Rev. E. B. Crosland will present a Travelogue on Beautiful Switzerland at the Moravian church. The talk highlights snow capped peaks, lakes, valleys and natural wonders as reflections of God’s majesty. All are invited to attend.
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E. 8. Crosland
Switzerland
Earth
Region of Moisture Record Rainfall Held by Suva
The record for rainfall is held by Suva in the Filinus, where 41 inches fell in Widones August 6, 1906. Continents Not Fa: 4part hea is separated from Asia by 7 miles at Teiring strait.
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Suva
Filinus
Widones
Asia
Teiring Strait
Pigeon Toe Policy Notice Raises About Rain Steps
A fragmented item mentions a playful or garbled policy theme about rain and stepping on toes, with unclear context and no identifiable persons or organizations.
Opening sale at Pfantz Bros on March 42s ha 13
Fragmentary notice notes salaries of engineers and job vacancies in the SE region. It mentions Schloss Bros makers of Men’s Clothes Beautiful and an opening sale at Pfantz Bros on Monday and Tuesday in March. Names and figures are garbled but indicate employment and retail events.
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Schloss Bros
Pfantz Bros
Bank statement affirmation filed in Lancaster County
J A Breitigan cashier for the bank swears the stated deposits and reserve balances are true to the best of knowledge. The affirmation is witnessed by directors W Buch J G Hershey and Jos B Wissler.
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State OF Penna
County OF Lancaster
I. H. H.diehm
Federal Reserve Bank
State OF Penn
J. A. Breitigan
W. Buch
J. G. Hershey
B. Wissler
Lititz Store Claims Largest Magazine Stock
Scott's Book Store in Lititz, eastern Pennsylvania, advertises the largest magazine stock in a town of its size, highlighting its varied selection and local prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Pennsylvania
Scott’s Book
Prescription for Rheumatism Shared by Paul Case
In France with the American Army, Paul Case says he obtained a French prescription for treating rheumatism and neuritis. He claims it has helped thousands with remarkable results, cost none, and asks recipients to send their address to receive the mail order prescription.
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France
Paul Case
Brockton
Blizzard of 1888 Hits Lititz With Deep Snow
Local records show blizzards in Lititz with 24 inches of snow burying streets on March 1 and 11, 1888. Earlier dates note 12 inches on March 7, 1851 and 10 inches on March 20, 1868.
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Lititz
March 20 1912 spring ushered in by official time
A 15 inch snowfall in 1912 halted business for days while March 3 4 1917 brought 1 inch. Blizzards were not common but these records show no March blizzard in recent years. Mr. Doherty foretells official spring on March 20 at 3 45 pm with Easter April 8 bringing new spring joggery to streets.
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Doherty
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Travelogue
MY Oibiris
Rine Rhits
Lititz Springs National Bank
0. S
U. S
B. Herr
Notary Public
Sishocanetine cRuires Fac
Hy Osoy
Farmers National Bank
I l
U.S
Lawfyl Reserve
Rve
Lancaster
J. N. Breitigan
J. B. Herr
Kissel Hill
M. E.snavely
Lititz R. D
Eby’s Mill
Lititz, Pa
Borough of
Wiard
Oliver
Syracuse
Birch
McCormick-Deering
John Deere
Buckeye and
McCormick- Deering
McCormick
Osborne
Massey-Harris
Hoover
Manor Spreatiers
McCornick-Deering
MW. B
New Idea
Ontario
Tiger Tobacco Planters
W. B. Gochnauer
BH. Snavely
Tershey & Gibbel
Clerks
Kolster A. C
Irvin D. Eberly
Broad St
Seiberling
Goodyear
Lititz Springs
Broad and
Marion Streets
Lititz, Penna
Garvin's
New York
M. T. Garvin & Co
Lancaster County
M.T. Garvin Co
Court House
Lancaster, Pa
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