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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1934

Page

9

Five Injured In Local Auto Crashes This Week

Five persons were injured, one seriously, in automobile crashes near town from Thursday to Sunday. L Ray Eyster, 41, of town, was seriously hurt when his car collided with a trolley on Lititz Pike near Kissel Hill. Eyster suffered a laceration to the temple, chest injuries, and internal damage. he was taken to Lancaster General Hospital. A second crash near Hallville injured Mrs. Wither Weaver, 29, and her husband Russell, 25, with fractures and cuts. their three-year-old son escaped injury. James W. Lapham transported the Weavers to a doctor before they returned home. A third crash on the Fruitville Pike left Frances Keenan, 54, and Jack Swartz, 10, with injuries from a field collision. Patrolman Stewart cited warning signs as a factor.

Town L. Ray Eyster Lititz Pike Kissel Hil Kyster Lancaster General Hospital Way Stewart Eyster Lancaster Lititz B. Hill Hallville Linie Pike Here Wither Weaver Russell James W. Lapham Cae D. ©. Martin Martin Fruitville Pike EK. E. Stewart Frances Keenan York Jacks Swartz Algo

All the Home News in The Record

The Record lists Home News items and price details for readers. Includes advertisements and local notices, with sections on household topics, recipes, and daily living tips. Highlights community events, shop openings, and practical guidance for residents.

Car Crash Injures York People and Bard in Maryland Pike

Two cars collided on the pike as Harry N Bard of Mannheim drove north. The impact hurled both vehicles into a nearby field, and both were badly damaged.

Sarsedan York Harry N. Bard Manheim

Sunday Visitors Reach Across Several Communities

A long list of Sunday callers visits stretch across Brunner ville Hopeland Denver and nearby towns. People from Goshen Indiana Nora Snavely York Manheim Ephrata Lititz and Reading are noted among the visitors. The piece mentions church activities and upcoming meetings as well as various guests at local homes.

Musical service at Lancaster jail and almshouse

Ovesk under Simon Snyder led a musical service at the Lancaster jail and almshouse on Sunday. Sunday callers included Mr and Mrs Henry Bucher to Morris Irwin. Edwin K Rare family and Wayne Hess visited John S Zimmer-Tat’s home. Ralph Keith family called at Daniel Geltmacher Jr’s in Klinesville. Joshua Wolf and daughter visited Clayton Webber Tuesday evening. Rev A G Fahnestock and wife attended lovefeast at Frystown.

Wayne Kline And Airs Ben. Kauffman Manheim Leon Peiffer Bporata Sohn Peiffer Cayton Webber Sanmei Garman Ephrata Clarence Wissler Lancaster Henry Bucher Clayton Myer Harry Myst Weber's Church Jonas Herniey Daugner Scottdale Anders Hornley Guo Stauff Allen Dushore Alta Badorf Myerstown Indiana Ed Rey A. G. Fahrestock Reuben Keith Jacob Ruhl Phares West Charles Scheaffer Rufus Burkholder Ovesk Simon Snyder Morris Irwin Edwin EK Rare Wayne R. Hess John S. Zimmer Ralph Keith Daniel Geltmacher, Jr Klinesville Joshua Wolf Clayton Webber

Lancaster bank statement swears to truth of totals

State of Penna Lancaster County bank cash balances show total pledged of 389 591 31 125 000 00 25 000 00 399 591 81 Cashier P H Bomburger declares the figures true before Notary J B Herr on October 29 1934 with directors C B Risser Henry H Reifsnyder E L Garber.

State OF Penna County OF Lancaster P. H. Bomberger J.B. Herr Commonwealth of Pennsylvania County of Lancaster P. I Bomberger

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Kissel Hill A. B E. Groff Jenn W. Smith Patrophan Robert Herr Yietin Ray Gross Kate Keachter Hopeland Onroe Hebert Jesse Buchter Ivan Wingenroth Naipersville A. G. Pahnestock Goshen Ind Nathaniel West Phares Sun Wiliam Nagte Denver Alma Risser Nora Snavely Anna Koch Wilmer Stile Kate Weachtey Mrs Monroe Irvin Burkholder David Rickert Rey Isaac Kauffman Rethsville Emma Eckert Hartranft Jacob Snavely Brethren Church of Middle W. H. Muth & Co Lititz, PA A. G. Fahnestock Lovefeast Frystown Farmers National Bank United “States Banking House Reserve Federal Reserve Bank U.s.treas U.S. Treas United States Teta Capital Account U.S Total C. B. Risser Henry H. Reifsnyder E. L. Garber Department OF The J. B. Herr Notary Publi Correst S.W. Buch Joseph B. Wissler 1. Garber
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