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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1922

Page

2

Obituary notices from Manheim area roll call of deaths and events

Elizabeth K Waser aged 79 died at her son Amos Waser’s home in Manheim after two years with neuralgia of the heart. Surviving children include Amana Hartman, Aaron, Clara Harry, David, Amos. Funeral at Manheim United Evangelical Church with interment at Hornley’s cemetery. Harriet Lipp died at 4 pm Friday at her son Abraham Lipp’s near Lititz after paralysis at 72. Funeral from Kissel Hill Lutheran Church. H. C. Strogle of Brethren Home died in St Joseph’s Hospital Lancaster age 57. Funeral at Brethren Home then Erledale cemetery. Daniel N Kern, archeologist and botanist, pursuing third Indian relics collection, with prior large sale to George Heye. Manheim Eisenlohr cigar factory closed after 12 years. J T Shenk’s son’s horse fell into a five foot sink hole. trench required to rescue.

Ars Elizabeth K. Waser Amos K. Waser Manheim United Evangelical Church Amana William Hartman Bronville Aaron K York Clara C. W. Harry David Lancaster Amos K Manheim United Evangelical Church Hornley’s Cemetery Harriet Lipp Christian Lipp Abraham Lipp Lititz Kissel Hill Abraham H. C. Strogle Brethern Neffsville St. Joseph’s Hospital Union Deposit Samuel Katherine Stogle Erledale Cemetery Daniel N. Kern George Heye New York Kern

Spawls Faken From Keystone Exchange and Local Notes

Pomona Grange plans an ox roast in June as a feature of a 4 picnic with Democratic governor candidate John A. McSparran among guests. Probsts of Lock Haven will direct roasting. Obituary notes a long-lived Mifflin county resident. Gobbler trouble and a turkey case in Newton Hamilton draw attention. A Minesite hen lays eggs on a cushion, and Roy Simpson leaves a construction job exhausted after a hard day.

Pomona Grange Big Valley Huntingdon County John A. McSparran Alva Michael Probst Lock Haven James Dorney Minesite Lehigh County Jenny

Local Industry Hires Push for Help at Nissley Plant

The Nissley Swiss Chocolate Co. of Florin seeks 25 more workers amid busy production. A string of local notes reports on community figures including elevator man L. Stoner in Lancaster, long serving Mountville Sunday School head J. G. Stedman, and other town news. A fire at Joseph Weimer’s Quarryville flour mill caused $10,000 in losses, and a large barn near Mt. Hope burned with damages estimated between $12,000 and $15,000, destroying horses and farm tools. County Firemen’s picnic planned for Sunday July 30 at Ephrata Park with organizers drafting programs. George Donovan ends ten-year tenure with Donovan Company Department Store in Lancaster. Jacob F. Andrews, 86, buys an automobile for personal use in Strasburg Township.

Joseph Weimer Quarryville H. B- Shearer Mt. Hope

Doans Kidney Pills Backed by Local Testimony

Morning lameness and back pain linked to weak kidneys are addressed by Doan’s Kidney Pills. Liita, Mr. Withers of 118 St. Cedar St., reports relief after using Doan’s from J. E. Charles Drug Store. He endorsed the remedy again in 1919, noting lasting kidney cure. Price 60 cents at dealers, Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.

Dean Withers St. Cedar St J. E. Charles Drug Store Doan

Farm Calendar Timely Reminders From The State

Pennsylvania State College notes advise harrowing after plowing to keep soil moist. An apple scab outbreak requires lime sulfur spray now, earlier than usual, to curb spread. Leaf rollers and cushion worm outbreaks call for lime sulfur with arsenate to protect crops. Poultry guidance urges lessons from poor hatch results and stresses mature, well rested hens for breeding.

State College Pennsylvania

Farmers organize to create own markets for tobacco products

Mt Joy Farm Products Co Donerville Lititz and Ephrata co operatives form a new organization in Lancaster to promote and advertise their tobacco goods and build markets. Officers elected include John G Reist president Mahlon Bushong vice president Ephraim Hershey secretary and Samuel Z Givler treasurer. The four co ops hold about 3500 packed tobacco cases worth roughly 300000 with grading adds on top.

Mt. Joy Farm Products Co Donerville Co-operative Farm Products Company Lititz Farm Products Company Ephrata Farm Products Company Farm Bureau Woolworth Building Lancaster John G. Reist Mr. Joy Mahlon Bushong Columbia Route 2 Ephraim Hershey Lititz Samuel Z. Givler Ephrata

Keep on Spraying After Last Week Freeze

The article urges continued spraying to protect remaining fruit after a freeze. It explains spraying aids fruit development and reduces future insect and disease damage, then adds soil acid phosphate in manure during garden work and notes proper seed corn germination tests. It ends with milk cooling tips and a subscription pitch.

Extensions planned for Lancaster county trolley network

Seek Extension of Lines Directors of the Lancaster and Quarryville Railway Co and officers of the Conestoga Traction Co met to discuss extending trolley facilities south of Quarryville to Conewago and Oxford. Conestoga Traction would cooperate if Quarryville road agrees feasible. Committees to push the project were appointed.

Lancaster and Quarryville Railway Co Conestoga Traction Co Lancaster County Quarryville Griest Lancaster Quaryville Road Conewingo Oxford Quarryville Company

Cantilever Shoes Offer Comfortable Oxfords in Lancaster

Come and see the trim lines of Cantilever oxfords and feel the comfort of the right size. These shoes are designed to look well and harmonize with the natural action of your feet. Exclusive agents for Cantilever Shoes in this territory, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

Discovery claims for Golden Medical Discovery by Mrs Buffington

Harrisburg reader Mrs Martha Buffington reports improved nerves and renewed strength after using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. She sent a bottle to her sister who also benefited, and she urges others to ask their druggist for the product in tablets or liquid.

Harrisburg

Cantilever shoes praised for footlike flexibility and style

The Cantilever shoes are described as well proportioned to fit the foot like a glove with dressy appearance. Their arches are flexible and conceal no metal, matching the natural flex of the foot arch as you walk.

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Hossery Munsing Cooper Brunner Woolen Company W. Eh. Buch Lititz, Pa H. C. Shrogle Manheim Eisenlohr J. T. Shenk Keystone Exchanges Imy Shade Mifflin County Newiin Devensed Warne Township Pennsylvania Volunteers Warner Baldwin Black Log Mountains Newton Hamilton State Gate Commission Roy Simpson Simpson the County Nissley Nissley Swiss Chocolate Co Florin Stoner Woolworth J.G. Stedman Mountville A. B. Sunday School Elizabethtown Ireland George Donovan Donovan Company Jacob F. Andrews Strasburg Township County Firemen’s Association Ephrata Park Mickie Charles Sugl Wesem Nev Ral Hay Hou Cane WEST Charles Sot RO Co-operative Lloyd Mifflin Mifflin Homestead Norwood Columbia Harry Hiestand Marietta Chesterfield Liggett & Myers Tobacco Hensel Pennsylvania State College Pittsburgh I. W. Fletcher W. B. Nissley J. Alvin Enck Front Street Chas. H. Frey’s Lancaster, Pa
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