Residents Return and Visit Over Weekend in Local Area
Mrs. Charles Rosenberg returned from the Rossmere Sanatorium to Cedar Street. Lewis Haines visited his bungalow at Fishing Creek. Francis Grosh of Washington DC spent the weekend with Horace Grosh's family. Herbert Huber of West Chester spent Sunday at home. J M Leed and wife stayed at Front Street then weekended at State College. John Crawford and family visited Browns town with Lemon Bair family. Ray Dillman and two children plus Miriam Russell spent weekend with Robert Russell. Frank Dengate visited his mother Mary Dengate. J F Longenecker and children spent Sunday at Mohnton with Vernon Wolfskill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rosenberg
Rossmere Sanatorium
Cedar Street
Lewis Haines
Fishing Creek
Francis Grosh
Washington, D. C
Horace Grosh
Herbert Huber
West Chester
J. M. Leed
Front Street
State College
John Crawford
Front St
Lemon Bair
Brownstown
Ray Dillman
Bruce
Cynthia
Stratford, Conn
Miriam Russell
Philadelphia
Robert Russell
Frank Dengate
Mary Dengate
J. F. Longenecker
Dorothy
Margaret
Paul
Sylvia
Mohnton
Vernon Wolfskill
Birthday Surprise for John Eslinger on 49th
A birthday surprise party was held Saturday evening for John Eslinger of East Main Street who turned 49 on Sunday. Attendees included Norman and Norma Doster of Lincoln, Roy and Alice Doster of Brunnerville, Alvin Eslinger and others from Ephrata and Lititz including Hazel Eslinger Ethel Wike and John Eslinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eslinger
East Main Street
Norman Doster
Lincoln
Roy Doster
Brunnerville
Alvin Eslinger
Allen Mentzer
Ephrata
Robert Adams
Rothsville
Theodore Ehrhart
Adam Redeau
Allegra
Harlen
Henry Zook
Melvin Koch
Nevin
Ethel Wike
Hazel Eslinger
Lititz
Welfare Leader Waldkoenig Addresses Community Chest Board
A. A. Waldkoenig director of the Lancaster Welfare Federation spoke to members of the Community Chest Board during Tuesday evening gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Waldkoenig
Lancaster Welfare Federation
Community Chest Board
Community Nurse Reports and Plans for Public Outreach
Miss Edna Miller, Community Nurse, reported 205 nursing visits, two clinics, and four ambulance calls. The month saw a contribution of 107 dollars for local nursing visits as plans were discussed to inform the community about the organization’s workings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Miller
Osteopathic Auxiliary to Rejoin Lititz Efforts
Lititz held an Osteopathic Auxiliary that has been inactive for years. With a Lancaster Osteopathic Hospital drive underway the group plans to become active again and will invite interested people to attend a meeting once scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Lancaster
Local Girls Witness Airship Disaster Reconstruction
Local girls on shore watched the airship burst into flames near Lakehurst. A sudden explosion blew the rear of the airship, shaking the ground as the craft settled near the hangar. Guards kept back the crowd while ambulances rushed to the scene and survivors were evacuated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Station
Lakehurst
Philadelphia
The Men Who Make Good
A tribute to hidden reserves of courage and resolve in ordinary men. The piece describes how crisis reveals strength, with examples of stoicism, defiance, and unyielding will. It extols the unrecognized workers who rise to the occasion and drive success across business and profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sando
Carlyle
Death of Mrs Henry Herr in Manheim area noted
Mrs Henry Herr age 68 of Manheim died Monday afternoon from complications. She was mother of Oliver Lehman of Lititz R D. Funeral arrangements were not listed in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Herr
Manheim
Oliver Lehman
Lititz
R. D
Funeral planned for local resident at Hornley Mennonite Church
She is survived by her husband and three children as well as five brothers and sisters. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 1:30 at the home, with services at Hornley's Mennonite Church near Manheim. Interment will follow in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornley’s Mennonite Church
Manheim
Mrs. Marion Hurrie Dies After Illness at Lancaster Hospital
Mrs. Marion Hurrie 32 wife of Herbert T. Hurrie Jr. of 101 South Broad Street died Wednesday evening in Lancaster General Hospital after complications. She worked in the Wilbur Suchsard Chocolate Co. office and came from Philadelphia with the firm’s move. Survived by husband and many Philadelphia siblings. Funeral services held in Philadelphia on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hurrie
Herbert T. Hurrie, Jr
South Broad Street
Lancaster General Hospital
Hurrie
Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate Company
Philadelphia
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Stearns Knight
Willys-Knight
Quaker State
Lititz Springs
Broad and
Marion Streets
BUICK
Chevrolet
Mrs. Henry Herr
Herbert Hurrie
James H. Ross
E. King Street
Lancaster, Pa
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