Lexington Notes Social rounds and family visits listed
Miss Grace Mease spent Sunday with several relatives including Miss Eleanor Keith of Pine Hill and Pauline Carpenter. Paul Keller celebrated his seventieth birthday. Various locals visited family, attended weddings, or hosted guests at homes across Lanaster and surrounding townships. A stroke incident affected Abner Risser but improved. Other items note hospital visits and college affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Mease
Eleanor Keith
Pine Hill
Harvey Spangler
Belerma and
James
Mt. Joy
Pauline
Margaret Carpenter
Bill Spangler
Paul Keller
Thettie Eberly
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lancaster
John Dyer
Isaac Keller
Russel Bechtel
Lebanon Valley College
Christ Zookily
Mildred
Eva Oyle
Theville
Samual Young
Abner Risser
Brunnerville
Samuel Young
James George and Son
Manheim
Henry Mease
Leroy Firestone
William Dull
Brickerville
Pine Grove
Christ Zook
Granth Getz
Wogansville
Phares Zartman
Abram Metzler
Eli Zartman
Denver
Emma Andes
William
Walter Reid
Frank Underwood
Reba
Parkesburg
Walter Longenecker
Oregon
William Mease
Warren
Kissel Hill
Howard Bender
Carl and
Paul
Sun Hill
Henry Pfautz
Lititz
Lemon Furlow
Earl Feitz
Lloyd Witmer
Edgar Meily
Addison Meiley
Eva Shissler
Devan Meiley
Jacob Shultz
Elam Shelley
John Hilton
David
Ephrata
Bill Hyle
Rothsville
Sadie Kittle
Jacob Kittle
Lititz Area Social Roundup Highlights Numerous Community Visits
Weaver and Miss Scheatter with Miss Fahnestock attended a Richland Sunday School and Missionary meeting while Miss Hawk and others shared in a Hanoverdale lovefeast. Neighbors from Mennonite circles sang for a local ill girl. Several Lancaster and Penryn residents visited friends in Hinkletown, Diamond Station, Kissel Hill, Shaefferstown, and nearby locales, hosting meals and docking family gatherings through Sunday. Local workers report a hand injury with infection but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Lititz
Richland
Clarence Hoffer
Animal Trap Co
Lizzie Scheatter
Lizzie Fahnestock
Hanoverdale
R. L. Keith
George Althouse
Hinkletown
Jacob Krieder
Alvin Harting
Kathryn
Dorothy
Carl
Lancaster
Mrr
Henry Stevens
Norman Kauffman
Harry
Reuben Widders
Stevens
Clayton White
Hope
George Stoner
Penryn
Frank White
White
Barton Ressler
Ays
Florence
Betty
Diamond Station
Joha Demmy
George Weachter
Fillen
Isabel
Wee Eckert
Wayne Grube, Jr
Tanes
Fors
Wayne
Kissel Hill
Paul Eckert
Nathan Dulabon
Shaefferstown
Public Sale of Herd and Estate Goods in Frank Stetter Area
Accredited herd sale offers 10 Guernsey cows and 10 heifers, two pure bred bulls, plus steers calves sheep and lambs. Household furniture antiques and a family horse carriage and other estate items of Susan Soover deceased also offered. Sale starts at 1 o'clock with terms announced by David N Horst and clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Susan Soover
Rothsville Kings Daughter Convention Moves Through Eas ton
Rothsville notes continue on page one with a three day King s Daughter Convention at Eas ton, followed by a weekend in Strasburg. Local families including Balmer, High, and Forney households gathered at the Forney home and Anne Loose hosted visitors from Weidmansville Coatesville and Lebanon with several relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Strasburg
Raymond Balmer
Melvin
Claton Balmer
Clifford
Ephrata
Abrahm, Balmer
Lebanon
Allen Balmer
Alverta
Anna
Harry
Lincoln
Christ High
Valetta
Bernice
Ben Forney
John Lease
Weidmansville
Roy Fargan
Walter
Coatesville
Anne Loose
Public Auction At Millway Store May 17 1929
Public auction listing by M. F. Getz manager and H. T. Hacker as auctioneers. Items include household furniture rugs hardware dress goods finished dresses shirts overalls socks and assorted groceries such as apples bananas honey candy and potato chips. Held at the store of the undersigned in Millway Pa. on Friday evening May 17 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millway
M. F. Getz
Private Sale Notice In Lititz Lancaster County Pa
A petition in the Orphans Court of Lancaster County seeks approval to privately sell a one half undivided interest in two adjoining Lititz land tracts bounded by Spruce Street Pine Alley and neighboring properties. Hearing set for June 17 1929 at 10 00 AM objections must be filed with the clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Street
Second Avenue
Lititz
Lancaster County
Penna
Blackberry Alley
Orphans’ Court
Pennsylvania
R. E. Worley
J. W. Royer
Alice A. Hertzler
Spruce Street
Borough of
Henry Michael
William Fichthorn
Pine Alley
No. 1
Wayne A. Gantz
BH. L. Worst
The
Nut supply deemed adequate by Department of Commerce
The Department of Commerce states nut supply is adequate, a claim echoed by numerous news items of the day in the Boston Transcript. The piece notes a grand tomb honoring Mohammed with decorated inlays and jewels valued at 870 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Department
Anling Boston Transcript
Mohammed
Indolent Trait and the Sage of Chinatown
Washington Stor reflects on contentment as a trait of the indolent, critiquing those who shirk facing their trembles, presenting Ai Aa the sage of Chinatown as a cautionary example of complacency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai Aa
Chinatown
Washington Stor
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Lexington Notes
Mill & Market
West Hart Twp
Lane, Co
Farmersville
Poland
David N. Horst
Frank Steller
Miller’s Row
Lititz, Pa
Jos
S. Harris & Go
E. Main St
Halfville
J. G. Garman
Hallyville
Een ‘Vemeneag Se
Lititz Springs Hosiery Mills
Ella E, Heck
R. D
Eby Shoe Company
Lloyd W. Bowman
John L. Herr
Hudson
Essex
George Kann
Clark Jewel
Stetson H. Cox
Rethsville
Martin
Stehman
South Broad Street
Lincoln Ave
Dast
Front St
Charles C. Weaver
Josephine Bowman
Conservatory of Music
Sacred Heart Academy
Luty
Anna Noll
Commodore
South Cedar St
Charles
Hess
Front Street
H. T. Hacker
Auet
P. F. Becker
Main St
Joseph B. Wissler
Trimmer’s Dept
Broad and
Orange Streets
Ek, C. Foltz
Orange Street
Fane
Foltz
OAK Brook” Hosiery
J. S. Harris & CO
Outfitters
Garvin
East King Street
Lancaster, Penna
Garvin’s
New York
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