County Events and Local Notes Across Regions
Helmont quarry begins water service to suburban subscribers west of the city. The State Historical Commission funds a $5,000 survey of Indian relics near Washington Boro, led by Dr. Donald Cadzow to locate a suspected Indian fort. A barn fire near Mastersonville destroys property, one steer dies, loss about $5,000. Lancaster will pays $103,000 in Judge Landis’s will to charities and a college. Ephrata commerce reports Kansas horses selling for average $100 with top head at $140. 40 horses and mules sold at $20 to $150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmont Quarry
Aaron B. Hess
Suburban Water Company
Lincoln Highway
Columbia
State Historical Commission
Washington
Lancaster
Charles L Landis
Henry Long
Franklin and Marshall College
A. Herr Smith
Landis
Ephrata
Kansas
Leber Sales
Community visits and gatherings reported across Penryn area
A long list details Sunday and weekend visits among Penryn area families. Numerous L itiz Manheim Rexmont Lebanon and Lancaster residents visited relatives and friends including the Habeckers Biemesderfers Moyer Hiestand and others.
Spring Communion Service and Local Church News
NEFFSVILLE churchgoers attend 10 30 Sunday service and Wednesday prayer meetup at Harry Weidie’s home. Lutheran members admitted after Palm Sunday program. East Petersburg and Neffsville choirs to repeat Palm Sunday program on Easter Sunday. Local high school basketball, residents visiting and hosting relatives fill a listing of social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Harry Weidie
Everett C. Musser
Mrs. Ritter
Ruth Myers
Pauline Shaub
Shaub
Geraldine Stauffer
Stauffer
Esther Streil
John Gingrich
East Petersburg
Neffsville
East Petureburge
Manheim Township
Mt. Joy
Kathryn Slate
Chester Fulmer
C. Shoemaker
Kersey Bradley
Near
Quarryville
Walter Ruthart
Columbia
B. K. Huber
Jacob Amer
Minnie Albright
Leslie Albright
Nancy
Hanover
John Kreider
Kissel Hill
Elam Kreider
Paradise
Clarence Kauffman
Grace
York
Harry Krick
Harry Braunsworth
Lancaster
Elmer Shreiner
Annie Kline
Lloyd Roland
Akron
Clayton Seaman and Son
Gertrude Slair
Brownstown
Clay Town Ship Visit Prompts Pub School Clinic Schedule
Last week, Superintendent Mylin and Clay Township officials visited our public school clinic for a schedule review. Walter Eshleman and family were among recent visitors. St Patrick’s Day marked the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. S. Landis joined by friends on Sunday. Russell Qber attended the services on Sunday, and several locals joined Homer Furlow’s funeral at Hopeland U B Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McMullen
Helen
John Long
Rexmont
Fred Galebach
Amanda Graal
Lancaster
Charles Kreider
Enone Graal
Emma Furlow
Lamar
Lititz
Raymond Galebach
Elm
David Habecker
Kate Horst
Marcus Sheetz
Mary White
Speedwell
Mary Hammer
James Schlothauer
Victor Snyder
Mabel Pfautz
Manheim
Caroline Biemesderfer
Isaac Mo
Mylin
Clay Township
Walter Eshleman
of Els
Shigaian
St. Patrick’s Day
Samaehow
Wiliam Landis
Esther
Viola Landis
Lily W. Gerart
Russell Qber
Homer Furlow
Tropeland
Philadelphia
Hopeland U. B
Routes Two and Three Social Round in Lancaster Area
Lancaster residents hosted and visited neighbors across Penn Township and Manheim R D 1 as families gathered for dinners and Sunday visits. The long list of hosts and guests includes Gill, Chambers, Ste, Greenawalt, Longenecker, Wosser, Gitfend, and many others, while Penn Township schools announce teachers for next year with one resignation from Ellstonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gill
Chambers
Lancaster
J. J. Ste
Philadelphia
T. Hf. Erb
Ellen Jane Longenecker
Amos Greenawalt
Dorothy Greenawalt
Manheim R. D
John Wosser. Silveringe
Clayt Gitfend
Near Lengene Church
Henry Greenawalt
Belly Jane
Manheim
Tra S$. Lengenecker
Edward Bender
Pauline Michael
Owl Hill
Miriam Jean Longenecker
John Weidman
Lititz Pike
Tra
Tra Longenecker’s Tenant House Vacated By the Isaac Steinmetz
Hiram G. Minnich
Anna
Abram Shelly
Mastersonville
Helen
Ethel Buch
Route 2
Mildred
Kathryn Buch
Lititz
William Todd
Mary
John Todd
Minerva
Sarah
Penn Township
Miss Swart
Elstonville
Failing Vision at Forty Marks Onset of Age-Related Change
A report cited by the Better-Vision Institute states that age forty signals the start of diminished eye flexibility. Eyes typically lose ease in adjusting focus after this age, with or without glasses, making accommodation to varying distances harder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better-Vision Institute
Gingko Theme Bedspread Delights in Nonpartisan Style
A new durene bedspread features a gingko leaf motif. designers promote its nonpartisan national stance and versatility. The design, indigenous to China and Japan, evokes Marco Polo voyages and general tree imagery, with a silklike sheen, washable practicality, and multiple pastel and bold color options for various bedframing styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
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George Summy
Manheim Fire Company
Penryn
Jacob Helt
John Baschore
Lebanon
Elmer Weachter
Ira Biemesderfer
Paul Diehm
Daugter
Aimmon Uleich
Esther Bartgch
Brunnerville
Ammon Uilrich
Menno Zimmerman
Meda Diehm
Lewis Sturgis
Harry Long
William Pfautz and Son
Hallville
Charles Diehm
Emma Murr
Henry Keath
Arthur Weidman
Samuel Shank
Palmyra
W. HiMuth & Co
Mer’s
Towag
W. OH. Buch
Clothier
Canadian Nation Railway
Gaspe
Quebec
Perce
Pierced
Brubaker
George Boyd
Paul Shelly
A. M. Shelly
William Martin
Meisther Martin
Near East Petersburg
Geo. Boyd
Earl Rohrer
Lund
Henry Rohrer
Mary Nolt
Peter Grove
49Th ST
Roxy's
New York
UTH
48Th ST
Byway
Hollywood
Chrysler Building Tower
New York Stock Exchange
New York Curb Exchange
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
Cumberland St
Atlantic City
Emma Lou Fetta
Eshelman
Esherman
Eshelman Poultry Book
John W. Eshelman & Sons
Lancaster, PA
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