The future in the atr
Within the present month the Atlantic will be spanned by air travel linking Europe and America, bringing rapid passenger and freight service. Prices for planes range from 5000 to 45000 dollars with aims to lower costs, while summer routes and dirigibles offer alternatives as the aerial industry grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Europe
Lititz
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Am Wero
Se Air
New York
Chicago
Fisher Warns Students About Smoking At School
High School of Tall Easter, scund ed a warning to the deta at the assembly that if they persisted in their use of cigarettes, slows would be fak to gramp out the horrof. Fisher explained that the boys violate a State law and a rule of the Boys' School when they smoke to ant from school. There is satisfaction in knowing that Lititz High School boys are not seen on the streets with cigarettes in their mouths. A cigarette never made a boy any brighter or more manly looking and it is bound to dull the brain power of youth. A grown man can use tobacco if not overdone, with little injury, varying by constitution.
Mothers Day Tribute Honors Home Front Heroes
The piece recalls Mothers Day on May 11 and celebrates maternal devotion amid wartime hardships. It notes mothers’ sacrifices since America entered the war, the wear of white carnations, and the enduring impact of mother love on soldiers, including those who lost sons whose memory remains.
Local Happenings in Schaefferstown and Nearby Towns
Residents visited and called in Schaefferstown with notable mentions of Rev. Solomon M. Dissinger and Mrs. Sallie Carpenter. Sam Sleiney moved to Holisata for work, Toward Hartman and Harry Moore traveled from Richland on business, and William C. Hewitt plans a Hes Cafe grand opening May 10. Ramon E. Gorl auctioned off stock. Corls will join Coca Cola. Annie B. Staley moved in, occupying Mays’ former home. John Beamesderfer recovers from illness and resumes activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Carpenter
Lebanon
Solomon M. Dissinger
Mutztown
Sam Sleiney
Holisata
Tleiney
Hartman
Richland
France
Harry Moore
William C. Hewitt
Hes Cafe
T. C
A. Hall
John G. Hoke
Cornwall
Ramon E. Gorl
William A. Tha Beine
Mr. Corls
Coca Cola Company
Annie B. Staley
Sarah O. Mays
John W. Steiner
John Beamesderfer
Visits Spread Across Ephrata and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs L B Wiest visited at Ephrata on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Sami Stoner. Norman Grayhill Hess and daughter Arlene hosted Law and Mrs Isaac Shirk and daughter of Lincoln on Sunday. Eli Zartman and Edna of Lexington visited Jack Worry on Friday. Emma Wissler of Weidmanville and Rev Schantz visited on Sunday. Sammel Wiser and J W Gerhart spent Sunday in New York City visiting Gerhart’s son Corporal Lilser Gerhart of the Hubert Detachment Medical Department US Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Wiest
Ephrata
Sami Stoner
Norman Grayhill
Hol. Hess
Arlene
Law
Isaac Shirk
Lincoln
John K. Plantz
Eli Zartman
Edna
Lexington
Jack Worry
Emma Wissler
Weidmanville
Rev. Schantz
Sammel Wiser
J. W. Gerhart
New Yo City
Corporal Lilser Gerhart
Hicoert Detachment
Medical Department
U.S. A
Memorial Day Rites in Rothsville by Washington Camp No 559
Memorial Day observances begin Saturday afternoon with a parade and gravesite decorations for departed soldiers and Order members. An orator will deliver the Memorial Address. a grand sociable follows, with Muiruma’s Concert Band lined up for both afternoon and evening performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
P.O. S. of A
Charse
Grand Sociable
Miuuma
Labelists
M. Frankfort
Lancaster
P. Rt
Frankfort
William Akron
Lemon Kobter ' Myr
Harvey Shoemaker
Litil
T. H. Shaar
Norman Kline
Stephen Levan
Sunday Visits and Local Civic Gatherings Noted
Sunday at White Oak, relatives visited as George Progress and C C Royer had houses wired and lighting installed. At last Thursday’s meeting Joseph N Mohn John H i and Aaron Ti Weidman were elected delegates with alternates B Nrb Phares Fry and Clayson Stormfeltz to the County Convention at Newhyll the second Saturday in June. St Pauls Evangelical Sunday School plans a children's day program. County convention of the IOOF held at Dowmansville last Saturday. Barcslaureate services last Sunday in the Kgt School Auditorium. Order of services included processional invocation anthem scripture lesson hymn prayer hallelujah chorus and sermon What Shall Thy Wages Be by Rev W K Fleck. Day exercises May 5th with music by Ti Orchestra of Reading. Commencement May 5th Hackmans Orchestra of Lititz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oak
George Progress
C. C. Royer
Joseph N. Mohn
John H. i
Aaron Ti. Weidman
B. Nrb
Phares Fry
Clayson Stormfeltz
Newhyll
St. Paul's
Sun
Anna Shank
Iva Long
Mamie Dommoyer
Lelia Erb
P.O. 8. of A
Dowmansville
Barcslaureate
Kgt
Ye' Jehovah High School
W. K. Fleck
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Litita
Ti Orchestra of
Reading
Hackman’s Orchestra of
Lititz
Hopeland Community Work and Social Update
Hopeland residents report remodeling of a dwelling by Harvey Kedgar with Rueben Rock and son assisting as carpenters. Local families gather at Brownstows and visit relatives, while painting and home beautification continue. A Malta lodge initiated with 48 members, meeting Mondays at the P O S A Hall. A Wrights of Malta sponsored picnic is planned for this place on Saturday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Kedgar
Rueben Rock
Harvery
Clay
Howard Stitter
Brownstows
Morris McCloud
Litta
James
George Miller
Samuel Elser
Wallace Keath
Norman Hingaman
Benjamin Bingaman
Homa Nessinger
Stanley Shirk
Schoeneck
Davies of Malta
A. Hall Marie Ditzler
Wrights of
Malta
Lexington Locals Attend Visitors and Local News
Lexington residents list visiting relatives in Petersburg Lancaster Merill Middle Creek and Akron with several local families. A Brethren church service is noted and Mr Benjamin Snavely suffers a painful hand injury from machine rollers. Others report a horse death from lockjaw and trips to Philadelphia by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Metzler
Mas. Petersburg
Melvin Kline
Morris Sturgis
Lancaster
Ibram Kline
Menno Stabecker
Jacoph Snavely
Merill
Irene Tuber
Middle Creek
Himey Todd
Thraw Kline
Mira
Hdna Locking
Millway
Monroe Zartman
Jacob Shultz
Henry Mease
Neville Home
Secil
Church of the Brethren
Benjamin Snavely
Chas, Groff
Starry Landis
Quar
Ellsworth Wenger Ald
Akron
Markley
Levi Eckert
Ision
Lillian Kitnter
Lizzie Fualimestock
Manheim
Samuel Pahnestock
Lincoln
Philadelphi
Wek
Howard Sturgis
Lititz
Liza Kine
Quinton Eneck
Edwin Hack
Last summons reveals Brethren family funeral plans
The obituary notes a widow survived by a sister Mrs. John Greiner of Mastersonville and children Katie Sadie Martha and Emma all at home. Funeral is Friday at 9 A M at the house with services at Chiques Church at 10 and interment in Plains Cemetery. H B Beck is the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Brethren
John Greiner
Mastersonville
Katie
Sadie
Martha
Emma
Chiques Church
Plains Cemetery
H. B. Beck
Burial for infant in U B cemetery at Spring City
David Milton Bender two year old son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Bender died at Spring City from meningitis. He was brought here for burial last Thursday with services held in Spring City. Surviving besides the parents are a sister Maude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Milton
Floyd Bender
Spring City
U. B
Maude
Elizabeth Town plant sold to preferred stockholders
The A Buch Sons Manufacturing plant at Elizabethtown fell to the preferred stockholders after a court session. A bid of 70,000 won over the common stockholders bid, with the court postponing decision before confirmation. Proceeds will liquidate debts and generate a dividend for preferred stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Buch Sons Company
Elizabethtown
Dames of Malta Lodge Instituted at Hopeland
The Dames of Malta Greenleaf Sisterhood No M41 was instituted at Hopeland on April 29 by L I Woodington of Philadelphia. Officers installed include Protector Mary Kissinger Queen Esther Mavie Ditzler Ruth Grace Ilen Hebecca Noll Keeper Alice Bureau, Alice Strick Herald Holmy Bingellian Deputy Herald Tillie Palin 1st Color Bearer Vera Weidman 2nd Color Bearer Emma near 1st Messenger Mary Kling 2nd Messenger Hattie Hacker 1st Guard Katie Weidman 2nd Guard Maclane Trustees 6 months Mary Farlow 12 months R Grace Kinch 18 months Edna Hingeman. Luncheon and social evening followed for about seventy five attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Knight Hospitallers
St. John of Jerusalem
Hopeland
L. I. Woodington
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Greenleaf
Mary Kissinger
Esther
Mavie Ditzler
Ruth
Grace Ilen- Hebecca Noll
Alice Bureau
Alice Strick
Herald
Holmy
Bingellian
Tillie Palin
Vera, Weidman
Emma Near
Mary Kling
Hattie HH. Hacker
Katie Weidman
Mac Lane
Mary Farlow
Grace Kinch
Edna Hingeman
Woman credits store for easy shopping and reliable goods
A customer explained she chooses to buy groceries at our store because she is confident in the quality and appreciates the effort we put into making her shopping easy. Her remarks highlight trust in product quality and service.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ralph E. Buch
W. Willis Rader
Dias
Lititz Pa
Post Office
ATR
Adam
Fisher
CIA
America
Mmother
Schaefferstown
Rothsville
Jacob G. Hershey
Hoke’s Hotel
Penryn, Pa
Fluke
Penryns
Halstein
Doran
Alderny
H. Miki Hoke Clore
Elgin Watches
Waldamer
Waterman Ideal Parker
Lucky Curve
Boston
Elizabeth
A. Buch Songs Company
Oes
I.arge
South Broad Street
Annie
Hess
Eme Uel Hall
J. B. Young & Son
Orange St
Dames of Malta
C. S. Zartman
Record Printing House
Lititz, Pa
Alvin H. Hummer
Bell Phone
PENNA
Hak Homa Biscuits
Seaman & Leed
N. Broad St
Front & Cedar Sts
Solotone
East Main Street
Phonograph Sales and Equipment Co
Springs
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