Crippled Lady fosters love in city tale cliffhanger
In Lititz a drama unfolds as Paul receives a long letter from Claire revealing her struggle with love and friendship. She explains why she stayed distant, naming Jimmy Bannerdale and Wynerdale as pivotal figures in her life while stressing her deep bond with Carla and the choice to help another woman understand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carla
Paul
Kirke-Durand
Claire
Dana
Jimmy Bnnerdale
Jimmy
Monerdale
Hhink
Wynerdale
Darla
Clair
Happin
Caesar Ol Panui
Pulling Together to Boost Local Commerce
A guidance piece urges communities to unite to move mountains of progress. It stresses keeping money in town, supporting home merchants, and advertising honestly to grow sales, reputation, and local prosperity through steady public outreach and square dealing.
Forward movement in school term extends state aid
The Alma Mater advances by adopting a ten month school term, a move praised as progress. Officials note it increases state aid, and though initially viewed as only four extra weeks, the longer term is now embraced as elevating the school to a higher type. The Pretzelette.
Hurt In Lancaster Auto Crash
Harry Weidman fifty two of Spruce Street was cut about both arms when struck and knocked down by an automobile driven by Charles Dettel of Lancaster at Queen and Frederick Streets Thursday afternoon. Weidman was treated at Lancaster General Hospital and discharged. Dettel said he was driving south on Queen Street when Weidman ran from a driveway near Frederick Street directly in front of his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Weidman
Spruce Street
Charles Dettel
Lancaster
Queen and Frederick Streets
Weidman
Lancaster General Hospital
Oettel
Queen Street
Frederick Street
Registry Books Ready Letters For County Assessors
County Commissioners forwarded registry books to the Registry Assessors noting district books await them for May first start. Officials must complete work by the fourth Monday. Only city residents will have names taken while county citizens are enrolled with party politics due to no county registration days.
County events and incidents from Mountville to Leacock
Mountville plans two thousand red rose bushes and trellises to create a Road of Roses along the Lincoln Highway between Columbia and Lancaster with a four thousand dollar community drive. Marietta and Lancaster trolley service faced a deer incident near Chickies as the animal halted trains briefly. In Ephrata a Gleaners class hosted a chicken dinner for forty seven children with Easter gifts and a Good Friday service led by Rev. A. P. Wenger and music by a male chorus. Lancaster County residents criticized the Public Service Commission for not mandating a bridge at Safe Harbor Power Dam. Leacock child Marie Palmer of Leacock was hospitalized with possible skull fracture after an auto collision with D. Leon Walton of East Petersburg.
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Mountville
Lincoln Highway
Columbia
Lancaster
Ephrata
Gleaners
Brethren Sunday School
J. M. Neff
Myrna Mackey
A. P. Wenger
Howard Merker
Manheim
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania Public Service Commission
Safe Harbor
Gifford Pinchot
Leacock
Marie Palmer
St. Joseph’s Hospital
D. Leon Walton
East Petersburg
Eyes of Love at Neffsville church play
The comedy Eyes of Love by Willing Workers and Golden Rule classes of United Brethren Church Neffsville played in Manheim Township High School auditorium to a large audience. Cast included Anna Brookmyer Mary Klaus May Binkly Mela Klaus Lillian Hitnier Lloyd Brookmyer Earl Redcay Dorothy Weidel Milton Weidel and Rufus Brookmyer. Directors were Warren H Druckenbrodt and Alta Hershey, both High School teachers.
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United Brethren Church
Neffsville
Manheim Township
Anna Brookmyer
Mary Klaus
May Binkly
Mela Klaus
Lillian Hitnier
Lloyd Brookmyer
Earl Redcay
Dorothy Weidel
Milton Weidel
Rufus Brookmyer
Warren H. Druckenbrodt
Alta Hershey
Mission Society to Meet at Mrs Lockhart’s Home
The Woman's Missionary Society of St. Paul's Lutheran Church will meet Tuesday evening at Mrs. W. K. Lockhart's home. Mrs. Sara Jenkins will lead with the topic World Missions and World Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
W. K. Lockhart
Sara Jenkins
Population Rise in Elizabeth Town Ship From Census Count
Preliminary Fifteenth Census figures show Elizabeth Town ship population at 864 as of April 1, up from 818 on January 1, 1920. The 1930 data are subject to correction. There were 124 farms enumerated.
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Elizabeth Township
Rehealing Tarret Asa rule a garrot witheqrn
A garrot is used in a chilling scene where a woman's voice is heard and a child's voice is noted for contrast. The report focuses on the tense moment and the reaction of those nearby without graphic detail.
Harrisburg plans four lighted airways and Belle fonte mail route
The State Aeronautics Commission announced four lighted airways for Harrisburg area in addition to the Federal Belle fonte mail route. Surveys on two new airways are complete. one will open about July 1 and the second in September, signaling a broader air travel network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Bellefonte
State Aeronautics Commission
Commission
Aeronautics Branch
Federal Department of Commerce
Wool Definitions and types of fleece-wool
Wool definitions describe fleece-wool from living animals and dead-wooled material. It notes distinctions between wool from a live sheep versus wool from a dead animal and clarifies terminology in early textile terminology.
Nicklaus Conlin wedding at St James Catholic Church
George Nicklaus of Lancaster married Dorothy M Conlin of Akron in a Saturday 2 o'clock ring ceremony at St James Catholic Church. Rev William Murrey officiated. Bridesmaid Kathryn Conlin and best man Carl Nicklaus. Reception at Akron home, couple to reside at 42 South Ann Street Lancaster. Bride organist at St James Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nicklaus
Lancaster
Dorothy M. Conlin
Charles Conlin
Akron
St. James Catholic Church
William Murrey
St. Clements Chuch
Ephrata
Kathryn Conlin
Carl Nicklaus
Marie McPoland
Fred Long
Goldbach
South Ann Street
St. James’ Catholic Church
Geist Opple couple wed at Reformed Church parsonage
Harry E. Geist Jr. of Lancaster R D 3 and Miss Clara M Opple of Lancaster were married at 3 o'clock Monday at the Reformed Church parsonage on Liberty Street by Rev George B Raezer. The fathers of the contracting parties were the attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Geist, Jr
Lancaster R. D
Clara M. Opple
Lancaster
Reformed Church
Liberty Street
Geo. B. Raezer
Roat and Hoffer Couple Married at Lutheran Parsonage
Paul K Roat of Lincoln and Esther Hoffer of Lititz were married Sunday morning at the Lutheran parsonage in Denver by Rev D L Fogelman. A reception and dinner followed at the groom’s parents home in Lincoln, hosted by Mr and Mrs Harvey Roat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul K Roat
Lincoln
Esther Hoffer
Lititz
Denver
D. L. Fogelman
Harvey Roat
Professor W H T Frueauff dies at 85 in Allentown
Prof W H T Frueauff age 85 born at Linden Hall principal’s residence died suddenly Friday night at his Allentown home of apoplexy. Educator traveler and former Boston book seller he was son of Rev Eugene Frueauff former seminary head and cousin of Olga Beckler. Funeral from his Allentown home Monday afternoon with interment at Nisky Hill Moravian Bethlehem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Herman Theodore Frueauff
Linden Hall
Allentown
Frueauff
Eugene Frueauff
Boston
Olga Beckler
Lititz
Nisky Hill Moravian
Bethlehem
Arctic Terms: Greek Roots Behind Great Bear Reference
The phrase from Greek arktikos derives from arktos meaning bear, tied to the Great Bear constellation. Autarctic denotes opposition to Arctic concepts, illustrating historical naming for northern skies and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Arctos
Konjola touted as cure for rheumatism and kidney trouble
Miss Susan Bentler of Lancaster credits Konjola with a dramatic health turnaround after three years of pain and weakness. She reports complete relief from aches and pains, regular kidneys, and restful sleep after three weeks, with further gains after six to eight weeks. The product is sold at L. N. Moyer's drug store in Lititz and by other town druggists.
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Susan Bentler
R. D. No
Lancaster
Konjola
America
Lititz
L. N. Moyer
Answers To Mistakes 1fficer Is Carrying Standards
The list notes various inaccuracies in depictions of uniforms and gear. It identifies 12 points including a Roman standard, absence of New England mountain peaks, insignia on a hat, a bridle without reins, a scabbard without a sword, modern leather putties, no Yellowstone Trail, a tin helmet, collar and tie, wrap putties, unknown chevrons, a western stock saddle, and a soldier carrying obsolete weapons.
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Fulweiter
J. RB. Johnson Editors and Publishers
Lititz, Pa
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Bald
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Mission Society
Reading
William H. Luden, Inc
William H. Luden
Norristown
John Fisher
New Holland
Thomas Iron Company
Hellertown
Leonard Schweitzer
Mahaffey
William Hoffman
Hoffman
Steelton
Russell
Huggins
Bethlehem Steel
Sokere
Reading Company
Philadelphia
Samuel Schwartz
Lehigh and
Frankford Avenues
Alentown
Schwartz
Independence
Roy Sholl
Snyder County
Gettysburg
Swift Run
Morrisson S. Rosenfield
Chicago
Nicklaus
Conlin
Roat—Hoffer
W. H. T. Frueauff
Miss Susan Bender
New England States
U. S
Long & Company Coal, Lumber
Chevrolet
Ford
C. M. Snavely
Warwick House
North Broad Street
Chevrolet Sales and Service
Frigidaire
General Motors
W. H. Keath
S. Broad St
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