Bankers Name Officers And Code Committee
Lancaster County Bankers Association held its first meeting at the General Sutter Hotel with representatives from all city and county banks. They adopted a constitution and by laws, elected officers, and formed a code committee to promote the proposed NBA code. Six groups outlined their codes and will present them to the code committee, whose finalized code will be reviewed at the next association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County Bankers’ Association
General Sutter Hotel
Lancaster City
Association
Weekend Visitors Share Meals Across Lancaster Area
A long list of residents from Penryn Lancaster Lititz Manheim and nearby towns hosted and visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Edwin Yeagley Mr and Mrs Paul Galebach Miss Mildred Neff and many others sharing meals and companionship in the Penryn Lancaster Lititz area.
High School Eleven Prepared For Stevens Trade Saturday
Lititz High faces Stevens Trade School on their local field in a strong test after Stevens held Lancaster High to a single touchdown two weeks ago. Lititz notes improved practice this week and recalls a 9–6 win last Saturday over Lancaster JV, aided by a third period safety and a late score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz High
Stevens Trade School
Lancaster High School
Lancaster
Jvees
Tititz
Bucks
Farm Calendar and Local Social Notes Highlight Seasonal Tasks
Seed potatoes stored in sheds keep near winter temperatures until cold weather. Mulching shrubs with manure or salt hay. 4 to 6 inches deep. Celery stores at 32 degrees for 3 to 4 months if tops stay dry and roots moist. Pullets graded by age for faster development. Tulips and bulbs set for winter forcing. Then a string of local visits: Rey Singer and Enck families from Campbellstown and Lititz, plus many neighbors from Lancaster, Silver Springs, Hopeland, and York County visiting Morris Carpenter and others.
Freeman Becker trip and county visitors listed in local rounds
Lexington report covers Freeman Becker visiting the World’s Pair in Chicago. Several local residents including Miss Gerace Mease, Miss Mary Burkholder, Reuben Keith’s ill family in Lititz, Roy Kendig in Willow Street, and others visited or entertained relatives across Farmersville East Petersburg and Lancaster areas. Generous social roundups note visits to Hilton, Elm, Bron nerville, Zartman’s Mill, and Philadelphia trips by Norman Kline and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Becker
Chicago
Gerace Mease
Mary Burkholder
Farmersville
J. F. Shultz
Henry Mease
Reuben Keith
Clayton Keith
Lititz
Roy Kendig
Willow Street
Wilson Spangler and Sons
Minnie Trubbart
Lancaster
Norman Kline
Philadelphia
Sunday Visits And Community Happenings In Lancaster Area
Lititz families Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Snyder and daughters spent Sunday with Mrs. Snyder. Elizabethtown College students Miss Sarah Iening and Miss Florence Iening visited. Various locals from Mast Petersburg Millway Annville Lancaster Kissel Hill Manheim and Cedar Hill joined Mrs. Henning Mrs. Minnich Mr. and Mrs. Shelly and others for calls dinners and church or funeral attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Snyder
Lititz
Snyder
Sarah
Florence Ienning
Elizabethtown College
Forrest Henning
the Miller
Miriam Todd
John Gingrich
Mast Petersburg
Ruth Reitz
Millway
Anna Minnich
Paul Fake
Annville
Clayton Balmer
Albert Herman
Mountville
Paul Shelly
Allen Balmer
Tramer Graybill
Manheim R. D
Paul Graybi
Chm
Paul Albright
Ephrata
Hiest
Harnish
Allenwood
Union County
Roy Buch
Reuben Erb
Hazleton
T. H. Erb
Samuel Long, Jr
Samuel Long
Penryn
Jacob "Frey
Weinner
Kerman Good
Lancaster
Clarence Rhoads
Abram Rhoads
Kissel Hill
Norman Bucher
Levi Bucher
Manheim
George Schreiber
John Schreiber
Cedar Ill
Brunnerville Residents Host Weekend Socials
Brunnerville families hosted Sunday dinner gatherings at Irvin Martin’s near Hess Church with guests including Mrs. Sam Oberholtzer and family, Miss Florence Martin, Mrs. Wayne Hackman and children from Rathsville, and Kathryn White visiting Lexington. Local residents also visited Mrs. Miley and Harvey Neinicke in nearby areas as Landis Martin accompanied his ?>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Martin
Irvin Martin
Hess’ Church
Samuel Oberholtzer
Florence Martin
Wayne Hackman
Rathsville
Kathryn White
Lorraine Kline
Lexington
Jacob Singley
Katie Enck
Lititz
Mary Miley
Harvey Neinicke
Fast Petersburg
Landis Martin
Local social notes from Lancaster County gatherings
Grandfather Henry K Landis of Manheim visited Columbia on Sunday afternoon to see his brother Martin. Numerous Sunday callers include Lizzie Gibbel Caroline Ranck Anna Gibbel Elizabeth Gibbel A R Wenger Egypt Hannah Young Eva Young and daughter Rothsville Minnie Style Rothsville Mohnton Warren Kulp Lancaster area visits by Webber Garman Hartvantz Lititz Lititz area trips by Zimmerman family Tulsa trip return and funeral attendance at New Holland. Church and community members visited sick and ill relatives in Lititz Ephrata Akron and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry K. Landis
Manheim
Columbia
Martin
Lizzie Gibbel
Caroline Ranck
Anna
Elizabeth Gibbel
A. R. Wenger
Egypt
Alice Young
Eva Young
Minnie Style
Rothsville
Jesse Buchter
el. Buchter
Liti
William
Lavina Seibert
Luke Martin
Blue Ball
Daniel Breitigan
Monroe Shaub
Moyer
Hammer Creek
Curtis Sensel
Lititz
Gish
Sheare
Elizabethtown
Henry Risser
Phares West
Alice Keith
Clayton Keith
Litit
Wis
GS. Diem
Christ Tanidis
Daniel Groff
John Zimmerman
Tulsa
Oklahoma
John Sensenich
New Holland
Murphy and Son
J. H. Kauffman
Wm. McCoy
Sum
Sara Hollinger
Ralph Keith
Helen Leicer
William Getz
Samuel Getz
Ephrata
Millport
Phares Weir
Clara Roth
Monroe Eckert
John Enck
F. A. Weicks
Harvey Fetter
Henry R. Kauffman
Ida Nissley
Rufus Kline
Wayne Kline
John Peiffer
Lloyd Peiffer
Lester Phillips
Denver
Christ. Landis
G. Landis
Harry Miller
Schoeneck
Barton Ressler
Jesse Buechter
Clayton Weber
Samuel Garman
Il Baulfman
David Brandi
Fredericksburg
Ers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bankers Name Officers and Code Committee
B. G. Lau
Alvin Yeagley
Irvin Showers
Carrie Tranken
Paul Yeagley
Earl Witman
Edwin Yeagley
Paul Galebach
Raymond Galebach
Isaac Moyer
May Diehm
Tacob Moyer
Ira Brandi
Mt. Joy
Roy Nye
Ira Biemenderter
Edna Biemesderfer
Joy
Ellsworth Shank
John Biemesderfer
Elmer Scheneberger
Raymond Reth
Robert Biemesderfer
Irvin Burkholder
Clayton Burkholder
Benjamin Weber and Sons
Sally Kauffman
Edward Landis
Mildred Neff
Never Penryn
Ada Steinman
Alice Keller
Susan F £ Clay
Kate Horst
Tuite
John Galebach
Air
Abraham Sleagy
Mt. Hope
Milton Miller
Eva Kurtz
Richland
Alta Cinder
Mastersonville
Mia Ida
Martha Dohner
Paul Stark
Eimner Weachier
Wade Hamaker
Henry Keath
John Shelly
Charles
Eugene Shelly
Fridale
Paul Kachter
Rufus Shelly
Arthur Weidman
Benjamin Langry
New Dunville
Chester Witmyer
Lilitz
Jeremiah Witroager
Warry Heinicke
E. Petersburg
Clair Weber
Vera Reed
Y. Keath
James McMullen
Sos
Lorna
Jane
Sara Long
Lewis Sturgis
A. Y. Keath
Lancaster Classis
The
Reformed Church
Millersville
Weck
Paris
Rey Singer
Campbellstown
Warren Enck
Biglerville
John Singer
Mary Finck
Leona Williams
Miss Williams
Paul Meiskey
Clarence Roth and Son
Luily
Morris Carpenter
Landis Greider
John Musser
Silver Springs
Frank Metzler
Ray Metzler
Claude Metzler
Galen Balmer
Brunnerville
Abram Metzler
Walter Eby
Hopeland
Walter Strohm
Ryin Strohm
Isaac Weidman
Clarence Dillman
Grantville
York County
Edwin Palm
Robert Enck
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