Local court filing mentions Union Trust Co and guardianship
A brief court entry notes The Union Trust Co acting as guardian for a ward with c E Helm Prothonotary overseeing proceedings dated January 13.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1929
Page
4
A brief court entry notes The Union Trust Co acting as guardian for a ward with c E Helm Prothonotary overseeing proceedings dated January 13.
Crowds gather for Lancaster County's bicentennial pageant of gratitude on Saturday. Cameras roll as the official poster is unveiled on the Court House plaza in front of civic leaders, with a high school band performing. Mrs. William Shand appears as Miss 1729 and Mrs. V Kiehl Newswanger as Miss 1929.
Fulton Alumni banquet served by church Missionary society with 118 guests. Officers led by J Rankin Wiley and Robert Housekeeper. Bareville Tritown Lions Club met at fire hall with luncheon by Ladies Auxiliary. Atglen Ladies Club honored late founder Mrs. Philips. Sewing Circle of Graffdale Mennonite church met at Groff home. Mount Joy neighbors raised a large barn or structure on the Harner farm tenanted by S H Keylor.
The project named Here She Comes lies east of Mt Joyboro. The barn covers 50 by 100 feet. After rapid work by all present, the last rafter was placed in only three hours. Attendees include Anna Bitts Helen Reese Emma Landis Mary Jane Hitnner Levina Knoepfie Gladys Mary McKenzie Jack Lee Marie Helm Levi Reed les Ezra Hitnier Mr and Mrs Roy T Helm Mr and Mrs Reed and sons Joseph and Robert Amanda Reed Mrs Charles Yecker Mr and Mrs McKenzie Mrs Stella Diffenderfer and Mrs Paul Rudy.
Betty and Gladys Kirchner hosted a bridge party at their Neffsville home Saturday afternoon. Pink and white decorations with roses, games played, refreshments served, and many local friends attended. Names include Louise Kopp Arlene Tusing Helen Buckwalter Ralph Buckwalter Geneva Franklin Vera Weirich Violet Delp Ruth Delp Myrtle Binkley Anna Mary Stauffer Vera Stauffer Verna Miller Reba Miller Thelma Hitner and Betty Diffenderfer.
A witty caption notes a thoughtful wife after marriage learns to hang a basement clothesline in winter that catches a man across the Adam's apple, a humorous take on domestic life.
The United States Senate passed a bill on February 26 1918 to establish the Department of Labor and appointed the department’s first secretary when President Wilson took office. William B Wilson received the appointment.
A fragment notes the canger eel a major European food fish, claiming it lays 35 000 000 eggs and speculates that if all eggs mature and growth keeps pace the oceans would be crowded with canger eels within years.
A scholar argues that reducing moral obligation erodes ethical reasoning. He warns against any trend that undermines the sense of duty in moral judgment.
A concise reflection on knowledge, ignorance, and the power of thought to form character. It argues that character governs conditions and that will can shape circumstances and environment.
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