County News Roundup From Mountville To Ephrata
Mountville sales report shows stock and implements totaling 5847.52 with 26 head of cattle auctioned. Hopeland to Ephrata gains a new Post Office Department mail route starting April 16. Kinzer hog herd yields 940 pounds before slaughter. 840 pounds dressed. Lancaster warns against wild cat oil stock promoters. Gap defendant William Shirk faces a 35000 damages suit after a December auto crash. Cochranville bell moves to Friendship M E Church Gum Tree. Ephrata National Bank elects H M Gerhart to its board to replace retiring L Weaver.
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Gap
William Shirk
Coatesville
Robert B. Burgess
Kinzer
Chester County
Burgess
Shirk
Burgess Machine
Tanlac claimed to cure stomach troubles and dizziness
A testimonial ad promotes Tanlac as a remedy for indigestion headaches and fatigue. It cites Daniel Vinciguerra of Philadelphia who reports no dizzy spells or headaches since using Tanlac, claiming restored appetite vigor and sleep. The ad notes natural ingredients and price under two cents per dose with a money back guarantee.
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Taniac
Daniel Vinciguerra
Stiles St
Philadelphia
Tanlae
Tanlac
Local Social Roundup in Lexington and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Joseph Keith and daughter Eleanor Pine Mill Miss Key Lancaster and Miss Grace Mease Mildred Carpenter RN Paul Meis spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Morris Carpenter. The Markleys Hess Harnleys Weaver Fanny Souck Raymond Kulp and others attended a family dinner. Visitors included the Keiths Metzers and many local families with several calls and a birthday observance.
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Joseph Keith
Eleanor
Pine Mill
Key
Lancaster
Grace Mease
Mildred Carpenter
R. N
Paul Meis
Morris Carpenter
Christ Risser
Erbdale
Samuel Herrley
Rey
Harvey Markley
Harry Hess
Paul Harnley
Amania Weaver
Flora Kline
Ephrata
Esther B. Markley
Elizabethtown College
Harvarkley
Charles Gels
Daughte
Myrtle
Ethel
Pearl
Wagansville
Christ Zook
St. Wolf
N. B. Markley
York County
John Pfautz
Clyde
Elmer
LeRoy
Alverta
Elphrata
William Mease
Hallville
Henry Mease
Tilden Merley
Amanda
Mabel
John Wilton
Kathryn Brown
Wilgon Spangler
Martha Wertz
Columbia
Joanne Greider
Greider
Joseph Greider
Martha
Dale Harrison
Bobbie Jean
Manheim
Miriam Grube
Ruth Stark
Paul Stark
Lititz
Vernon Good
Pine Hill
Philadelphia society dinner halts polar voyage plan
Sir Hubert Wilking announced at the Geographical Society of Philadelphia annual dinner that his wife Lady Wilkins will not accompany him on the north pole submersible trip. He said Lacy Will aid will go to Norway, but she will not cross polar waters.
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Philadelphia
Lady Wilkins
Sir Hubert Wilking
North Pole
Sir Hubert
Geographical Society of Philadelphia
Lacy Wili
Norway
Family welfare focus colors expedition remark
In a Pittsburgh report an expedition leader stresses the aim to care for all members not just one group, noting wives are excluded from that focus. Separate items include a disorderly conduct ruling in Jos eph Romanski case and a Bethel bar stand shooting that killed Michael Susko during a failed cash theft.
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Pittsburgh
Bethel Township
Michael Susko
Bank worker sought for questioning in bank affairs
Mrs Patterson aided State Banking Department officials in examining a bank and was later placed with the State Department. She was stationed in Altoona during bank closing operations and disappeared after being summoned for questioning. Lima resident Lydia Ann Baker, 101, advocates the whipping post and equal punishment for women.
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Mecia
Lydia Ann Baker
Lima
Here
As a Man Sees l Back-talk is a woman's back-bone
Colliers Weekly presents a satirical take on gender norms as a man critiques a woman's backbone stance, reflecting early 20th century debates on authority and social roles.
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Colliers’ Weekly
Man Skewers Talkative Guest in Washington Stir
A Washington Stir item mocks a man who insists on talking, suggesting he deserves a disconnected microplane and should entertain himself. The remark plays on the folly of monopolizing conversation in public discourse.
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L Jnd
Tunking
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mountville
Jacob Smith
Edgar F. Funk
Hopeland
Government Post Office Department
Merle Clark
Kinzer R. D
Benjamin B. Clark
Lancaster County
J. Frank Ballenger
Lancaster Better Business Bureau
Mr. Ballenger
Cochranville
Highland Grange
Faggs’ Manor
Friendship M. E
Gum Tree
H. M.gerhart
Ephrata National Bank
L. Weaver
W. H. Buck
Clothier & Gents’ Furnisher
Holse
PNA
Canada
Henry Franklin
Twelve Foot
Lexington
Wilson Spangler
Harold and
Ray
Jim Hubbard
David Hilton
Diamond Station
Ammon Ulrich
Penryn
Abbie Brun
Zion
John Hilton
Scraton
Joseph Romanski
West Chester
H. Warren Weinberg
Phoenixville
Merle Weinberg
Jeanma Weinberg
Sharon
Cora Patterson
Dollar Title and Trust
W.M. Amer
South Broad Street
Lititz, PA
Hudson
Frank H. Gable
East Main Street
Long & Co
James H. Ross
Ready-To-Wear Department Store
East King Street
Beverly
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