Political contests tighten in Pennsylvania elections
Voters see gains for Senator Reed and Governor Pinchot allies as Schnader tours energize the party. Reed claims growing support, defending President when right and opposing when wrong. Schnader, backed by Taylor and Pinchot, promotes tax reform, farmer relief, and social legislation while Kinzer and Kinnder move to strengthen GOP influence in Lancaster Chester regions. Representatives Trout Wood Spang seek re election amid county campaign dynamics.
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David A. Reed
Washington
Schnader
Backerthus
Pinchot
Harvey Taylor
Schnader Haz
Bill Schnader
Congr
Lancaster
Chester
J. Roland Kinger
Chester County
Congress
Kinzer
W. W. Griest
Hoover
Assembly
Harry E. Trout
Manheim
Norman D., Wood
Peach Bottom
Fox
Wood
Edward Spangrata
Ey and
Veapeet
Rhlieving
Brannenville Community Singing Class Organized
Twenty one residents of Branne met at Rev H B Markleys home to form a public community singing class. It will meet in the Branner ville schoolhouse every Wednesday evening starting November 7 for 73 weeks. Instructor Prof A Sho tzberger of Lancaster will lead using Standard Music Reading and a popular song book. Officers: President Eugene Fulmer Secretary Naomi Witters Treasurer John Bollinger. Any resident may join to learn to sing.
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Branne
H. B. Markley
Brannerville
A. Shhotzberger
Lan Caster
Wie
Thia Tenrse
Eugene Fulmer
Naomi Witters
John Bollinger
Iiy Singin
Lititz Community Show Exhibits draw crowds and prizes
Crowds filled the Manheim Lititz fair grounds after a parade as exhibits of flowers fancy work canned goods and displays drew much attention. The poultry and cattle exhibits in the Snavely building drew praise with blue red and third prizes awarded to Losh Heilbron and Kauffman. John Muth arranged a fine art display at Fire Hall with five artists. Lititz Sportsmen's Association showcased a log cabin and North Woods scenes. Farm Women No 1 won 20 dollars first prize, 4 H clubs Lanc County took second with 15 dollars, and Warwick Grange took third with 10 dollars.
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Manheim
Ralph Baséhore
Florence Enek
Lititz R. D
Harry Miller
Mary Ruth Schaefzer
James Loose
Hopeland
Edwin Bibler
West Willow
Lorraine Weidman
Lititz
Seth Lorsh
Samuel L. Heilbron
Lancaster
Elmer Kauffman
Neffsville
W. J. Pack
Ard
John Muth
Myr
Muth
Galen Mohler
Grace Moyer
Wiliam Light
Theodore Herr
North Woods
Society of Farm Women No. 1
Lancaster County
Warwick Grange
Canned Goods and Relishes Listed by Local Shoppers
Canned vegetables and fruits are catalogued with buyers in Penryn Lititz and Lititz B D. Names include Mrs. Irvin Miller Mrs. Ivvin sane and Mrs. Howard Hackman along with Mr Elam Becker Mrs Elmer Geib and Mrs Fryberger Transactions note quantities of peas black raspberries dried foods jams jellies and preserves with page continuation on Page 12.
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Irvin Miller
Penryn
Ivvin Sane Penryn
Irviniter
Elderberri
Howard Hackman
Piams
Lloyd Garman
Lititz B. D
Irvinley
Elam Becker
Litira
Elmer Geib
Lititz
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James H. Ross
King Street
Flannelette
Wiler
Lititz B.D
Harvey Mil
Phum
Lucien Reedy
Peach
Howari Hackman
Quince—S
Howard
7 Fryberger
Pham
Spacht
Middlerean
Voss
Axminster
A. Ae
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