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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1929
Page
6
Lancaster Automobile Club prepares for its new fiscal year with an 8 o clock Friday meeting at the Stevens House ball room. S. Edward Gable will preside as officers and directors are re elected, and the Clef Concert Company will perform after the annual business session.
Henry 8 Bowers 75 died at his daughter Mrs Elmer Gochnauer East Petersburg Monday afternoon at 5 of complications after a weeklong illness. He was born February 19 1854 and lived in East Petersburg 45 years. A retired farmer he belonged to the Mennonite church. Survived by daughter Mabel wife of Elmer Goehnauer brother Benjamin Paradise sister Mrs Harry Frew Paradise and grandson Henry Gochnauer at home. Funeral from the home at 1:30 today with services at 2:15 at Host Petersburg Mennonite church burial in adjacent cemetery.
President Ralph W. Schlosser of Elizabethtown College has been granted a year’s leave of absence for postgraduate work at Columbia University. The leave, effective at term end, will prepare him for further graduate study toward a doctoral degree.
To Pick Traffic Cops Under reorganization plans for the police department traffic officers in Reading i will be picked men selected for special fitness for that service. At present they are taken from the force at large and all the patrolmen are given a chance at traffic service. The squad will be given special training and the men will have their own hours and routine of duty.
John P. Horn and Samuel R. Fraim of Lancaster have been granted patents by the U S Patent Office. Horn receives a patent for an insecticide container designed to attach to furniture, while Fraim earns a patent for an intricate padlock.
Statement clarifies that no eagle species is truly white, noting that only possible albino conditions could produce pale appearances. The remark emphasizes that genuine white eagles do not occur in nature.
A Philadelphia Inquirer item notes how a player carrying a game alone makes a win feel exceptional, underscoring the impact of individual heroics in a team sport.
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