Exoneration in West Chester road crash brunt three die
County events report a coroner's inquest clearing Anglen-Robert Conover of responsibility for a morning collision on West Chester road near Sugar's Bridge that killed three people Leon Brian Oscar Moorer and Iola Johnsen all Philadelphia residents. The Mt Joy section notes a trolley crash injuring none and cites a stop signal lapse by one car. Other items include an engagement announcement for Miss Margaret E. Brian to A. N. Gingrich and a society column on Lancaster's first social register listing 348 families with Browns and Therrs prominent. A Columbia church suit seeks $2000 salary against St Pauls Episcopal Church with Rev. Dyary Franklin as plaintiff. Bishop Wyatt Brown had previously moved Rev Caruthers out and installed Rev Dr Reed.
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Anglen
Robert Conover
West Chester Road
Sugar’s Bridge
Leon Brian
Oscar Moorer
Iola Johnsen
Philadelphia
Columbia
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Lancaster County
Dy Aruy Pranklin
W. Josselyn Reed
Caruthers
Wyatt Brown
Tarrisburg
Reed
Africa
Fragmented Text Fragments About Jerusalem And Phrases
Readable fragments touch on Jerusalem’s geography and walls, a German term with a long literal translation, and a philosophical note about life following thought plus a cheeky proverb about a chip on the shoulder hindering a career.
Desert Areas Shown By Size In Old Text
The Sahara spans about 5,590,000 square miles while the Great American desert covers roughly 1,050,000 square miles. Other lines discuss stepping on a foot throttle and odd notes on vinegar and watermelons, though the readable facts focus on desert sizes and a stray automotive warning.
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Sahara
Great American Desert
United States
Mexico
Local Community Notes From Lancaster Area
Zartman hosted visitors from Lancaster and Erb’s Church areas during the week and a Sunday baptism plus a church program at Evangelical Church. Jubilant members received catechism diplomas as Pauline Ludwig, Margie Fry and Marl Kauffman celebrated. Also noted are illnesses, juror service in Philadelphia, Easter gatherings, and a school program planned for Thursday evening.
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Zartman
Lancaster
Marcus Fetter
Elvin
Jacob Oberholtzer
Daniel Diehm
Ephrata
Vera Oberholtzer
Ruth. Bomberger
Zartman’s Mill
Oberholtzer
Israel Oberholtzer
Near Erb’s Church
Huber Oberholtzer
Near Erin
A. H. Miller
Paulas Ludwig
Evangelical Church
Pauline Ludwig
Margie Fry
Marl Kauffman
A. G. Carpenter
R. B. Getz
U. S
Philadelphia
Browns town Sunday Schools Present Haster Gifts
In Brownstown the Emmanuel Evangelical and Ebenezer Evangelical Congregational Sunday Schools shared gifts during Sunday morning services, marking a cooperative community event.
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Emmanuel Evangelical
The
Ebenezer Evangelical Congregational Sunday Schools
Jack Payne Orchestra to Broadcast From London on NBC
Sweet music from Jack Payne and his London Orchestra will be heard across the United States on Tuesday evening April 5 as part of Walter Winchell and the Lucky Strike Dance Hour. From 16 oclock EST the group will share the NBC network with Jon Moss and his Orchestra, marking a second coast to coast broadcast from the Prince of Wales home town.
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Ack Payne
London
United States
New York
Walter Winchell
Jack Payne
NBC
Jon Moss
Prince of Wales
Okay
Jack Hylton
Community Receives Busy Schedule and Guests
A string of visitors and weekend guests fill Brickerville homes with activity. Families including Seppi and Eberly durations host and visit relatives from Richland, Schaefferstown, Wernersville, Wilmington, and Manheim. A March 22 church program at St John’s Lutheran, featuring Musser family performers, showcases with Rev. Musser’s John 3 16 address.
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Philip Seppi
Carl
Hallville
Zacharias Eberly
Toalstein
Richland
Wike
Schaefferstown
Weidenheimer
Wilmington
Del
Jerome Yocum
Manheim
Caroline Steiner
Harry Galbreath
Oxford
J. Howard Phillips
Nottingham
J. Irwin Huber
Huber
Ellisi Rettew
Ellis Rettew
Earl
Oyster Point
Miriam Rettew
Lancaster
Retten
Hiram Meek
Lititz
Charles Enck
Musser
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Sehwalam Brothers
Musser Sisters
Howard Ulrich
David Strauss
Woodrow and
Russell
Harry Frank
Kissel Hill
Isaac Weidman
A. Z. Weidman
St. John’s Church
O. O. Leidich
Alice Nolt
Francis Ditzler
Harold
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Mt. Joy
Tower Curve
Conestomn Traction Company
William Lehr
Herbert Stoll
Charles Doebler
Neffsville
H. Z. Brian
Broad Street
Margaret E. Brian
A. N. Gingrich
Manheim Township
John Bachman
Ruth Hoover
Brian
Hood College
T. Warren Metzger
Metzgar
W. HiMuth & Co
Jerusalem
City of
W. H. Buch
Clothier
Beacon Hill Park
Victoria
British Columbia
Pekin
My Dahde Iss
My Dahde
Angeley Pimes
June
Blanche
Farl Smith
A. E. Miller
E. Society of the Evangelical Church
Helen Miller
Leader
Margaret Miller
Kauffman Brothers
Parke Gamber
Luella Kissinger
Herbert Pierce
Earl Kauffman
Samuel Uuss
Charles Martin
Rothsville
D. M. Hess
Bowers
Lancas- Lex
Haster
Smith
Mary Albright
Brownstown
Manheim, Pa
Lititz, Pa
Brickerville
Pennsylvania Power & Light Company
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