Y M C A court work to finish in weeks and local events
From the past work on the Y M C A tennis court it was expected to be ready in several weeks. Madam Mary Harlock gave a recital at Linden Hall but overwork caused exhaustion requiring Dr Roebuck during intermission. A 32 hp Jackson auto was driven for a Lancaster trip in 15 minutes. Two large leaded glass church windows were broken. A boy evangelist planned new Zion Home services. A new national bank sought a $50 000 capital with $35 000 raised and plans to reuse the old bank building. Inden Hall concert drew a crowded crowd and a post concert banquet followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harlock
Linden Hall
Dr. Roebuck
James Dussinger
John Kissinger
Broad Street
Emily Tietze
Chas. IL Rbrobst
Springs Hotel
Hershey, Seaman & Co
Wader Street
Springs
Jacob Eschenshade
Wden
John F. Longenecker
Here
Lancaster
St. James Jautheran
Zion
Overcoat theft at Franklin House and town notes
Five short items from the era include H E Miller losing an overcoat at the Franklin House, Worle labor on a new depot, stone wall work in Springs with a siding planned, a Lancaster circus crowd, and Milchsack moving his telephone and jewelry shop down Main Street. Also noted are a long sleigh drive by John Beck, Ida Cecelia Hall's death after 40 years teaching at Linden Hall, Lt Hacker planning a Springs Restaurant opening with the Livitz Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Miller
Franklin House
Worle
Lancaster
T. A. Milchsack
Main Street
A. B. Reidenbaugh
Msq
John Beck
Sturgis’ Bretzel Team
Ida Cecelia Hall
Linden Hall
Orange Steeel
Lt. Hacker
Livitz
Miller Property Sold At Public Sale On State St East Petersburg
The stucco bungalow two car garage and property on State St East Petersburg owned by the estate of A W Miller sold Saturday at public sale to Jacob Dietrich of East Petersburg for 4000 dollars. A quantity of household foods also sold at the same time. H H Snavely of town acted as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State St
East Petersburg
A. W. Miller
Jacob Dietrich
H- H. Snavely
Town
Personal Notices Mixed With Local Social Updates
Local residents and guests are noted in a string of personal notices. Harry W. McCreary receives patent news on a spring actuated animal trap. Albert O. Sturgis visits Nazareth and Lititz. Arthur Johannsen hosts relatives in Philadelphia. Henry Diem visits Lititz with kin. Mrs. Jean Reedy and daughter see relatives. Julia Stu jam Kit er and family host, plus Levi Fuhrman and Frank Andrews with kin. Waldron Fry and daughter Joan travel to Washington for a cherry blossoms festival. Attendees at the W. nal Conference at Har ber Crash include Mrs. John Towler and others. Louis B. Hepp and Frank Burkholder families are mentioned among local social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. McCreary
Town
Albert O. Sturgis
Nazareth
Lititz
Arthur Johannsen
Philadelphia
Tienry Diem
Jean Reedy
Frank Fulp
Julia Stu Jam Kiter
Levi Fuhrman
Harher
Jomn Towler
John Mathers
Miiazapeth Hepp
Anna Lutz
Louis B. Hepp
Hagen
News
Frank Burkholder
Adashter
Emma Miller
York
Beth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leis Creaning Pipe
Ray Gross
Inden iHall
Tn Lititz
Philadelphia Newsaper
Miller Property
Alvin
N. Broad St
Norge Perfection
Chesse and Gutterrack, AG
Frey
Penna
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