Lititz to gain 100 new jobs after mill sale
The Young Men's Business League and local leaders spearheaded by Lititz officials announce the purchase of the Lititz mill of the Consumers Boxboard and Paper Company by the United States Envelope Company. A new plant is planned within a year to employ 100 men while retaining current mill workers, ensuring continued local industry and growth.
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Young Men’s Business League
Chamber of Commerce
Lititz
Bee 8
Consumers Boxboard and Paper Company
United States Envelope Company
Consumers Co
Armistice Day Hails Prospects of Lasting Peace
Armistice Day reflects on eleven years since the guns fell silent and notes a promising era of international amity. Premier Ramsay MacDonald and President Hoover have issued a joint peace declaration, signaling enduring ties between the English speaking nations and hopeful global peace ahead.
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Ramsay
MacDonald
Hoover
Mac Tsuaid
Paper Mill Sold to Morgan Company Leaders
Five directors form the ownership of the Morgan Company for the former mill. H J Pierson heads the group and pledges community cooperation as work resumes at the North Alley Cedar Street site. The new plant will add steady jobs for 100 or more workers.
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H. J. Pierson
Samuel Lane
C. B. Risser
J. F. Stoner
Albert Pierson
Pierson
Morgan Company
Csrner
North Alley
Cedar Street
4. L. Hertz
Prominent Local Men In Comedy Tonight
A long list of performers and characters featured in a local comedy program is named, including Mr. Fish Miss Tartar ballet girls and many named guests. The bill lists musicians actors and social figures such as Miss 1840 Miss 1829 Pola Negri and Col. Charles Lindbergh with supporting acts and attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Sally Finn
Pierette
Charles Lindberg
Wm. Mitchell
Prince of Wales
Pontiac
Paper Mill to Bring Jobs as New Plant Advances
Eldon V. Johnson and Willard E. Swift of United States Envelope Co led negotiations for the mill project. Mr. Black will manage the facility and relocate from Springfield Massachusetts. Morgan Company hails the Eden mill as producing the finest tissue, while Eden makes heavier crepe paper than Lititz.
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Eldon V. Johnson
Willard E. Swift
United States Envelope Company
Black
Springfield
Mass
Morgan Company
Eden Paper Mill
Lititz
Farm Women Entertain Moravian Home Guests
The Society of Farm Women met at the Moravian Home on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Hess presided, Miss Bernice Earhart played piano, and after songs and the 28th Psalm recitation, minutes were read and a report on the County rummage sale given. Receipts from the Community Show totaled 189.61 with 864.07 on hand after expenses. prizes were 15 and 20 to the Community Treasurer. An apron was sent to Mrs. Rohrer for her 80th birthday, jellies to Zion Home planned for the day before Thanksgiving, and a Federation meeting report from Lancaster noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Farm Women
M. W. Hess
Bernice Earhart
Cullen Carpenter
M. A. Moore
Readings and musical selections highlighted in school program
The program features Mildred Balmer reciting When Grandma Went to School and Mrs Moore reading The Lucky Call Others include piano duets by Miss Harhart Eva Bushong Earhart and Bushong Ell Buch reading Miss Ella Buch Thanksgiving To Be Pitied and pieces titled The New Church Organ New Year composed by Miss L.
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Mildred Balmer
Miss Harhart
Eva Bushong
Public School Playground and Community Market Milestones
Eight years since plans for a Public School Playground began and a Swimming Pool was added last summer. The neighborhood notes the Pool’s use by many children for 5 and 10 cent swims and plans for a winter skating pond. The Market, started about three years ago, remains strong with meats and produce weekly. Lut z meats have fed locals for nearly fifty years reminder of celebration to come.
Mistakes in Gilbert Stuart Portrait Prompt Laughs at Gallery
A Philadelphia society notes a quiz on a Gilbert Stuart portrait with nine differences found in three minutes. The piece mentions a social event at Historic Hall and a supper for the Home ladies after a season of songs and refreshments.
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Philosophical Hall
Philatephia
George Washington
Hull
American Philosophical Society
Independence Square
Washington
Gilbert Stuart
F. M
Patton Trade Wins 6-0 Over Lititz in Close Grid Battle
The Patton Trade School eleven of Elizabeth town defeated Lititz High School 6 to 0 at the Masonic Homes Field. Seilheimer's line plunges set up a 10 yard run by Pierce for the score in the second period. Lititz twice reached the 5 yard line but could not score.
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Patton
Lititz
Patton Trade School
Elizabethtown
Lititz High School
Masonic Homes
Seilheimer
Ione
Pierce
Mulligan
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