Community Visitors Trace Sunday Calls Across Local Towns
A string of Sunday visits highlights social ties as Penry and Manheim families travel to see relatives. Guests include Leroy Nauman family from Penry with Dorothy Brehm, and Dorothy Hoffer of White Oak, among others, visiting Demmy and Zell households. Additional stops include Walters Moyer to Fetter, and many groups from Honey Brook Lititz Elm and Ephrata sharing hospitality with local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Nauman
Dorothy Brehm
Manheim
Dorothy Hoffer
White Oak
Jiliam Demmy
Allan Walters
John Moyer
Harvey Fetter
Charles Hosler
Charles
Barbara
Honey Brook
M's
Sallie Dehm
Callie Biemesderfer
John Showalter
Jean
Ephrata
Ed. Zell
Aaron Witmyer
Donald
Victor
Annetta
Betty Achey
Mt. Sienna
John Base- 1Ore
Junior Behney
Katie Weachter
Lexington
Ezra Cochran
Daughers
Lorraine
Joan
Lititz
W C T U Meeting Aims to Boost Temperance Work
Miss A. Virginia Grosh and Mrs. John Mohler attended a meeting at the Colored Recreation Center in Lancaster on Thursday evening. The gathering sought to raise interest in temperance work among the Negro community. Grosh spoke on "The Work of the W. C. Tog" as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Virginia Grosh
John Mohler
Colored Recreation Center
Lancaster
Miss Grosh
W. C. Tog
Engagement announced for Miss Mary H Neidermyer and E Leroy Michener
The engagement of Miss Mary H Neidermyer daughter of Mrs Ella C Neidermyer of East Main Street to E Leroy Michener of Lancaster was announced. The wedding is planned for the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Neidermyer
Ella C. Neidermyer
East Main Street
E. Leroy Michener
Lancaster
Spring Fashion and Local Gossip Column Snippets
Town talk blends fashion notes and social chatter with playful jests about a proposed fund raising idea. The piece also shares a spring poem by Sara Jane Weaver and humorous asides from Harry the Hermit, reflecting community life and leisure venues.
Birds and nature notes from town life
Cedar waxwings appear at multiple locations feeding on blue berries from privet and bayberry. Canada geese were noted flying south over Spruce Street. Sugar maples show sap, drilled by a sapsucker, while chipmunks move dirt from holes to hidden entrances at White Oak dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Moore
Spruce Street
White Oak Dam
Kissel Hill Hotel Sold At Public Sale For 7025
Miss Lizzie Habecker of South Broad Street buys the Kissel Hill Hotel for 7025 at a public sale conducted by Mrs. Susan S Himmelberger on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Habecker
South Broad Street
Kissel Hill Hotel
Susan S Himmelberger
Bladder Irritation Remedy Promises Quick Refund
Flush the bladder as you would the bowels and help nature rid impurities and acids that cause irritation leading to waking nights and frequent urge. Take buchy leaves juniper oil and six other drugs in small green tablets. Say Bukets to any druggist. if not pleased in four days your 25 cents is refunded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
IL. N. Moyer
Clinic for crippled children at Lancaster General Hospital
The Lancaster County Society for Crippled Children will hold a clinic at Lancaster General Hospital on April 7. Dr. J. T. Rugh will supervise with Norris J. Kirk assisting. Children to be examined or operated must be registered at the Visiting Nurse Association office at City Hall Penn Square by Saturday April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County Society For Crippled Children, Inc
Lancaster General Hospital
J. T. Rugh
Norris J. Kirk
Visiting Nurse Association
City Hall
Penn Square
Lightning Strikes Trolley Disrupts Lititz Line
A Conestoga Transportation Co trolley on the Lititz line was struck by lightning during an early spring storm. The car stalled at Kissel Hill, passengers unaware of the incident, and a bus substitute ran until repairs were completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Conestoga Transportation Co
Kissel Hill
Card Club Hosts Bridge Night With Prizes
Mrs John Witmyer entertained the Bridge Club on Thursday evening at South Cedar Street. Guests included Mrs Jane Wagner and Mrs Mary Weidman of Ephrata, Miss Esther Hipple and Miss Nora Hoover of Mt. Joy, and Mrs Dorothy Watchorn and Mrs Gladys Fisher of Lancaster. Mrs Jane Wagner won the top score. The room featured green, yellow and white decorations and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Witmyer
South Cedar Street
Bridge Club
Jane Wagner
Mary Weidman
Ephrata
Esther Hipple
Mt. Joy
Nora Hoover
Good
Dorothy Watchorn
Gladys Fisher
Lancaster
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Thomas
International Cartoon CO
Penry
Milton Miller
Isaac Stauffer
Hammer Creek
Graybill Miland Family
Elm
Morris Mbach
Susan
Ephraim Falls
Lester Milley
Ghter
Clay
Ry. Galebach
Dughters
Bf Ellen
Clayton Teroth
John
John Galc
George B. Raezer
John Ristenbach
George, Sherwood
Mildred
Speedwell
IT Henry White
Earl Dohner
Roger and
Clair
Cyrus. Dohner
Henry Keath
Charles Dichm
Florin
A. Y. Keath
W. C. T. U. Work
Benny
Coconut Grove
Cotton Club
Connie’s Inn
Petey
Main Street
Jiitz
Mary
Dot
Dad
Sara Jane Weaver
Mit
Harry
Harry the
Bird News
Buck Run
Nisi
Haldeman
Catherine W
Frank Haldeman
Smith
Mary I
Lancaster County National Bank Guardian
Walter F. Rochow
Long & Co. Coal, Lumber
Lititz, Pa
Buick
Entertains Card Club
Studebaker
Stearns Knight
Ford
Atlantic Gas and Oils
Lititz Springs
Broad and
Marion Streets
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