Crops and Livestock Valued at 28.2 Million in County
Figures from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture show caster County crops produced last year valued at 28 214 740 dollars. The county led the state in crop acreage and livestock including chickens bees and honey valued among farm products totaling the county's worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aster County
Pennsyla Department of Agriculture
Aster
Lancaster
Community Sale Grows with Crowd and Strong Bidding
A large crowd filled the space as 650 sales raised about $4,500 during a community sale. Items included livestock, furniture, appliances, clothes, and produce with varied prices from a few cents to several dollars. more sale space and stock barns are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffet
Tax rate unchanged for Travelers Near and Farborough
Local notes report the tax rate remains the same as last year for Travelers Near and Farborough. The column lists residents visiting relatives, school deposits rising to $63.68, and community events. It also covers Rotary District Convention attendance, teacher training talks, and town council actions on water mains and street improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farborough
Rothsville
Pierce Flory
Brunnerville
Charles Kofroth
Kenneth
Frank McCreary
Earl Walters
Lizzie Walters
Kathryn Gibble
Blanche Roth
Harry McCreary
Esther
Lillian
Harold
Harry, Jr
Lititz
Horace Sturgis
Wm. Sturgis
EH. Nethercott
Erica
Arthur Campbell
Rightsville
F. W. Stengel
Crosland
B. M. Leaman
Cumberland
J. H. Breitigan
Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Leon Lutz
Stone Harbor
M. J
Hettie Habecker
Lutz
Agnes Hensel
Raymond Wenger
John Brubaker
Wenger
Ann Brubaker
Brubaker
Manheim
Moravian Sunday School
E. J. Heath
Moravian Seminary
College For Women
Bethlehem
Linden Hall
Lewis Oehme
Charles Weaver
North Broad Street
Cedar Street
First Avenue
Theodore Forrey
Phares Rohrer
Thomas Erb
Mr. Erb
Lausch
C. M. Snavely
A. W. Dietrich
Pittsburgh Equitable Meter Co
J. E. Goodell
Long & Co
Water Department
Barrett Co
Stone
Neptune Meter Co
Thomas End
Edison Electric Company
Town Hall
Denver and Ephrata Phone Co
Church notes reflect sermons and conventions in Lancaster
The report details pastors and visiting preachers at local churches for Sunday worship and vesper services. It notes missions recognition, a series of sermons at St Pauls Church, and delegates elected for the Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania and Lancaster Conference. It mentions a Women’s Missionary Association meeting and a baptism in Penryn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itheran
Brickerville
F. A. Weichsel
Breikerville
Penryn
Akron
S. S
Rothsville
Frank Baird
Biloxi
Miss
Lititz
Wm. Fieles
Christiana
Leacock
Baird
Martin
Helen Fieles
Washington, D.C
Federated Club Girles
King’s Daughters
Mississippi
W. E. Hickman
Lloyd Hertzler
Warren Diehm
Verna Hertzler
Ruth Seather
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lancaster
John Hertzler
Brewster-Ideal
Young People’s Council
District No. 9
Rena
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
W. K. Fleck
EB. J. Heath
Moravian Seminary and College For Women
Moravian Church
Linden Hall
Frank Ward
Sunshine Mission
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gospel Missions Convention
United Brethren Church
W. R. Sammel
Lutheran Ministerium of
Pennsylvania
John H. Reitz
Charles HE. Bowman
Mechanicsburg
Cumberland County
Woman’s Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church
Mothers’ and Daughters
Russel
Norman P. Ober
Geo. B. Raezer
Grief Griest Affirms Seat in Congress After Death
The House affirmed Congressman Griest by Darrow of Pennsylvania. Judge Landis administered the affirmation at Griest's Lancaster home. As the sole Quaker in Congress since Thomas Butler’s death, he takes an affirmation rather than a sworn oath and manages constituent affairs from Lancaster and Washington offices with two and one secretaries respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrow
Pennsylvania
Landis
Mr. Griest
South
Queen Street
Lancaster
Thomas
Butler
Chester County
Griest
Society of Friends
Hoover
Congressman Griest
Washington
Alumni Spelling Bee Delivers Big Community Event
A school spelling bee organized by alumni drew a strong crowd with participants from two classes led by Dissinger and Wilbur Eby. The program featured readings, musical performances, a one act play, and a costly emblem detail about King Tafari’s jeweled crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dissinger
Wilbur Eby
Alvin Nies
James Mummert
Ethel Wike
Lloyd Miller
Kenneth Corbet
Paul Brubaker
Norman Rohrer
Herbert
Winfield Wilson
Wilmington
Cal
Howard Young
Sailor Song
Samuel Grosh
Joseph Schoechert
Wm. Diehm
Louvis Huebener
Dr. Lorenz
Howard Minnich
Wm. Diem
Robert Weaver
Jal Spacht
Roy Mumma
Roy Enck
Man
Harlan Hoffman
Martin Muth
Clarence Herr
Esther Me~ Creary
Luther Mearig
Mary Huebner
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Toravian
8. S
H. R. Kratzey
International Union of Gospel , Missions
American Bible Society
Paul’s Lutheran
Luther League
H. J. Kline
Nited Brethren
J. C. H. Light
C. E
Arch OF the Brethren
Hammer Creek
S. 8
Hess
SEL Hill Lutheran
Rev. Shelly
Innerville U. B
Russell G. Bechtel
Telville U. B
S. G. Kauffman
dJimier E. E
Oregon
Garvin’s
Lanor
M. T. Garvin & Co
Was Fan Fuerst International Enamel of Children
Congress
Record Office
Daniel Wentling
Pine Hill
Frederick Heights
Center St
East Front St
Charles C. Weaver
Stehman
Cedar
Enos Miller Lititz R. D
H. Fisher
N. Broad St
J. M. Leed
Halfville
J. C. Garman
Apply
Lititz Springs Pretzel Co
C. R. Stauffer
Leola, Patt
George Kann
Church Square
Evangelical Church
Harvey Buffenmyer
Charles S. Hess
Dow
LOST
Front Street
N. Broad Street
Millway
M. FP. Getz
H TT. Hacker
Hamilton
Elgin
Wertsch
Jacob Bachman
Roy Himmelberger
Orange St
E. B. Weber & Son
South Broad Street
Jackie Coogan
Felix
Wm. Enck’s
East Main Street
George
Mary
Foltz
EB. C. Foltz
Orange Street
Lititz, PA
Tafari
Abyssinia
Clark Chronister
Miller's Row Lititz
Mill & Market
Spacht
Just
J.S. Harris & CO
Main Street