Junior Choir Program at Moravian Church Delights Sunday School
The Moravian Church Junior Choir directed by Mrs D P Brieker presented a Tuesday evening program in the Sunday School Chapel. 85 members performed a varied lineup including The Lord Is My Shepherd, choruses by older and younger girls, solos and duets by Mary Bender George Smith Charlotte Herr and others, plus readings and a full chorus finale.
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Moravian Church
D. P. Brieker
Dorothy Miksch
Lord
Shepherd
Mildred Young
Mary Bender
Hans
Tilda
George Smith
Charlotte Herr
Elizabeth Groff
Ruth Smith
Warrant for Shakespeare Ancestral Arrest Reported
Fragmentary notes claim a warrant exists for William Shakespeare issued by Dr Leslie Hotson of Swarthmore College. The document names William Waste and three associates, with a dramatic claim of a fatal confrontation. Background references to Langley and protection efforts appear in scattered papers.
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Shakespeare
Cave Shelter Year Feature in Greenwood City
Snow fills a cave near Greenwood City nine miles west of South Paris Maine. Snow is driven into a sheltered cavern in winter and remains through spring and summer, creating a notable natural feature in the area.
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Greenwood City
Paris
Maine
Dispel Fog Feasibility Outlined by Agriculture Dept
United States Department of Agriculture experiments show fog can be dispelled artificially under favorable conditions. However, all known methods are too costly for commercial use.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Child's delight at county fair hog display provokes pun
Robert Bell of San Gabriel recounts a county fair moment where a five year old watching hogs exclaims that the little piggies get their bacon. The humor centers on a boy's innocent misinterpretation of livestock feeding and a playful remark about meat.
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Robert Bell
San Gabriel
Brother in Law Jones and the Mule Test
A humorous country motoring tale from the weekly Scotsman and a German joke from Das Bunte Blatt. Brother in law teases his wife during a trip when a farmer leads a mule brays loudly. Wife reveals the husband is related by marriage. Grandpa joke follows about becoming a grandpa on birth.
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Jones
Weekly Scotsman
Sense of Suspicion Dialogue on Idealism and Money
A dialogue features Senator Sorghum debating an idealist who claims indifference to money. Sorghum counters that an idealist who says he does not care about money is usually deceiving, implying financial motive behind professed ideals.
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Senator Sorghum
Iman
Ghosts pass through walls in midnight joke
In a brief Galt Reporter quip, Alfred asks about a haunted house incident. Casper recounts a ghost slipping through a wall at around twelve, prompting him to pass through the opposite wall in return.
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Alfred
Casper
Galt
No Secret Exchange Sparks Teasing In Quiet Moment
In a brisk dialogue, a character asks if a remark about Tom being foolish is a secret. The exchange hints at social pretenses and rumor within a small circle. The lines imply playful embarrassment and curiosity about hidden thoughts.
Illustration of Life’s Unequal Rewards in a Passing Show
An illustrated scene titled He-hLife contrasts the idea that some receive all good, while others face all that is ugly. A dialogue between a couple underlines the theme that one party benefits while the other bears the burden, framed as a passing show.
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hLife
Out Our Way Cartoon Exchange on Snow Shovel Demand
In the Louisville Courier Journal cartoon, a husband refuses to lend the snow shovel unless the neighbor returns the lawn mower. A quick domestic joke plays on a simple barter. A second vignette features a child asking for water, mispronouncing words with a playful household exchange.
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Louisville Courier- Journal
Snakes and Rattlesnakes Question Puzzles Child
A playful exchange asks if a rattlesnake mother shares her rattle with a newborn. It explores animal behavior in a whimsical way, noting that rattlesnakes shed and grow their distinctive rattle as they age.
Wiles of the Ladies Dialogue Sparks Squeeze Confession
In a playful exchange Dorothy questions revealing affection while Jane refuses a direct declaration. The banter hints at romance and flirtation typical of light comedy dialogue.
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Wiles
Dorothy
Jane
Plenty of Time to Quit Podunk Comedy Sketch
A brief notebook-style gag recounts a husband and wife exchange about talking and stop moments then shifts to a quip about a fortune teller asking for palm readings. The dialogue teases marital friction and light wordplay with food and soup as punchlines.
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Podunk
Not forgeries face off in cryptic bank exchange
A terse dialogue contrasts a firm denial of forging a check with a confident assertion that the signature would be hard to imitate. The exchange hints at suspicion and caution around bank procedures and authenticity. No concrete names, dates, or places are provided in the readable text.
Jolly St Patrick's Party Menus For Even the Greenest of Cooks
A vintage kitchen feature outlines St Patrick's Day menus with green themed dishes. It suggests Shamrock shaped sandwiches and decorations, includes recipes for Savory Veal Loaf and Creamed Chicken and Olives, plus a colorfully tinted cucumber relish and pistachio desserts. The piece mixes menu ideas with practical steps and simple ingredient lists.
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St. Patrick's Party
St. Patrick's
Osteopathic Clinic Formed In Lancaster After Meetings
A group of osteopathic physicians reorganized the Lancaster Osteopathic Clinic last week. Officers elected include President Joy, Vice President E W Wiley, Secretary-Treasurer H H Metford, and Director R P Baker. Social Secretary H Park Doner and Nursing Supervisor Leigh Wittell named. The clinic aims to offer care to indigent patients, accept donations, and operate as a charitable community health effort with a Saturday Children’s Clinic at 17 S Lime Street from 8 to 1.
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Lancaster Osteopathic Clinic
R. D. Smedley
Joy
E. W. Wiley
Columbia
Hillis H. Metford
New Holland
R. P. Baker
Lancaster
H. Park Doner
Leigh Wittell
S. Lime Street
Huber and Ritter couple wed in Lexington home ceremony
Huber, son of Mr and Mrs Harry M Huber of Lititz R D 1, and Anna M Ritter, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Ritter of Lititz R D 4, were married Sunday morning at 8 o clock by Rev Harvey R B Markley at his Lexington residence.
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Harry M. Huber
Lititz R. D
Anna M. Ritter
Jacob Ritter
Harvey RB. Markley
Lexington
Bickel and Landis Couple Wed in Neffsville Parsonage
Edward Bickel and Kathryn G. Landis were married Saturday at 4 30 PM in the Lutheran Church parsonage at Neffsville by Rev. Clay Th. Rice. Attendants were Hrisman Bickel and Sara Bickel, both siblings of the groom. The couple will reside in East Petersburg.
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Edward B. Bickel
Amelia P. Bickel
Lancaster R. D
Kathryn G. Landis
Benjamin H. Landis
East Petersburg
Lutheran Church
Neffsville
Clay Th. Rice
Hrisman Bickel
Sara Bickel
Bickel
Church Pew Spacing And Seating Capacity Rules
The text outlines minimum back to back pew spacing of 30 to 33 inches. It notes a 1 inch variation in pew length counts as a seat. Seating capacity requires drawing an accurate scale floor plan and measuring pew lines. For rough estimates, about six or seven square feet per seat may be allotted.
Tang of the Sea Larks in Fish Dishes
Chef JOSEPHINE GIBSON and H J Heins Co present improved freezing and packing methods for fresh seafood and a range of dressings and sauces. Recipes include Halibut a la King, Halibut Steak with Tomato Sauce, Fish Stuffing, Molded Tuna Salad, and decorative garnishes for party settings.
Mixed Local Ads Highlighting Services and Notices
An array of small ads and notices offers auto painting by P W Flory in Grunnerville Pa hair and beauty services at Mathers Barber Shop Lititz Pa paint and oil at Gost parents care for children by Mrs Ira Nies Lititz Pa and W M Zook Sons fire loss notice and grinding service at Raithsville Station with new equipment seeks continued patronage.
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Mathers Barber & Beauty Shop
General Sutter Hotel
Lititz
Ira Nies
E. Main Street
W. M. Zook & Sons
Raithsville Station
Market Report of Grain Prices and Dairy Goods
Daily price notes show Wheat and Shorts, Corn and Bran, Middlings, Oats, Butter, Eggs, and Lard listed. No specific values provided.
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Mngrayvian
Crosland
D.D
Inter
Evangelical Congregational
H. J. Kline
S. S
Junior League and Mission
United Brethren
J. C. H. Light
Sr. C.y E
Geo. B. Raezer
Brickerville
Penryn
Church OF the Brethren—, Bible Institute
Hess
Dunkard Brethren
Kissel Hill Lutheran
Neffsville WU. B
G. Kauffman
Jr. C. E
Sr. C. E
Oregon Church
C. E
Byrunnerville United Brethrena
John's Lutheran
O. O. Leidich
Das Bunte Blatt
Stuttgart
Secret
Young Miss Webster
Hloise
Josephine B. Gibson
J. Heins Company
Sten
Uining
Osteopathic
Huber—Ritter
Bickel—Landis
Josephine 8
Gibson
H. J. Heins Company
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Maria Garper
N. Broad Street
Orange Street
East Front Street
Peter Keller
Main Street
Singer Sewing Machine
Race Street
King’s Daughters
Loyal Workers
Brethren Sunday School
Flowers
Sunshine
Evangelical Congregational Church
Ecards
Andrew Myers
Marion May
Richard Grube
D. M. Bender
A. B. Sunday School
Eugene
Irwin Leed
Willow Street
Church of the Brethren
A. T. Litch
Main St
S. Broad St
J. W. Young
N. Tenth St
Reading
Hudson,Essex
D. W. Withers
South Broad Street
P. W. Flory
Grunnerville
Gost
Lincoln Avenue
Matilda V. Shannon
Belle Snavely
Harry H. Snavely
South Spruce Street
John B. Madlem
Mill & Market
Lutz
Market House
Eby
Eby’s Mill
Penna
Wertsch
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