Frank McCreary Killed in Rothsville Street Accident
Frank McCreary, 73, of Rothsville, was killed instantly when struck by a machine driven by Harry Carpenter near the Lititz Rothsville road curve in heavy rain. Deputy Coroner H. Walter ruled the death unavoidable. McCreary’s funeral was set for his home at one o’clock.
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Frank McCreary
Rothsville
Harry Carpenter
Millway
H. Walter
McCreary
Lititz
Carpenter
Harry
John
Sallie
Charles Loose
Frank
Walter
Ilinois
Emma Zimmers
Sallie Mentzer
Lititz R. D
Interment at Hess' Meeting House Cemetery
An obituary note states services were held Sunday afternoon at 1.30 at Hess' meeting house and interment followed in the adjoining cemetery.
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Hess’ Meeting House
Wenger Washer Demonstration At Spacht’s Store
D M Wenger of Leola will demonstrate his Wenger Washer at Spacht’s store on Saturday. He will explain features that set this machine apart, including water moving in and out of clothes with a washboard action and six water actions per revolution of the inner mechanism.
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D. M. Wenger
Leola
Wenger
Spacht’s
Elm hosts Sunday gathering for local families
Entertainers Mr. and Mrs. Abram Bruckhart welcomed numerous guests at Elm including the Shelly family of Union Square Hess family of Elm Harry Bruckhart and family of Manheim Route 6 Graybill Bruckhart and family of Manheim Henry Stehman and family from Mr. Joy Samuel Merkey and family of Hallville and Miss Mary Bruckhart of Lititz. A new jazz composition is said to be so difficult that very few musicians can play it. This is a step in the right direction London Humorist.
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Abram Bruckhart
Elm
Roy Shelly
Union Square
Abram Hess
Harry Bruckhart
Manheim
Route 6
Graybill Bruckhart
Henry Stehman
Mr. Joy
Samuel Merkey
Hallville
Mary Bruckhart
Lititz
London Humorist
Young People’s Missionary Society Meets in Church
The Evangelical Congregational Church women gathered Monday evening with nineteen members. President Mrs. W. M. Pfautz led devotions and spoke on Undergirding Democracy. Mrs. J. Roy Pfautz read Cent Apiece, ten members contributed to the Thank Offering Boxes, Mrs. John Mathers gave W. C. T. U. Gleanings, and plans were made for a public Thank Offering meeting on November 2.
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Young People’s Missionary Society of the
Evangelical Congregational Church
W. M. Pfautz
J. Roy Pfautz
John Mathers
Democratic Victory and County Results Reported
County results show Republicans maintaining strong control with Herbert Beck defeating G G Minnich for school director and E E Habecker elected auditor. T Stevens Grosh unopposed for tax collector. In Denver Borough a Democratic Burgess win surprised, while Ephrata approved an $80 000 water bond. Local ward officials named as elections conclude.
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Lititz
Burgess Norman
Habecker
Norman
L. Habecker
J. C. Breneman
Herbert H. Beck
G. G. Minnich
John D. Helter
T. Stevens Grosh
Oy Stevens
ASL
A. M. Shissler
E K Hahecker
Roy Pfautz
Big Borough Council
X. J. Pierson
Aga J
Paul H. Bomberger
Abe Victor Wagner
Frank Runk
Clarence R. Brubaker
Stanley Diehm
William H. Keller
Superior Court
Thomas J. Baldridge
R. Wat
Henry ©. Niles
W. Brewer
Chas
Palmer
Court of Common Pleas
John M. Groff
Bot Landis
Guy K. Bard
D. F. Magee
Orphans Court
William N. Appel
Ise
Robert BE. Groh
Ira A. Brosey
Luise H. Souder
Harry P. Shreiner
Walter N. Foust
Taylor McCummings
Directors of the Poor
Eli
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Emily C. Hensel
James M. Paxon
Daniel F. Shuman
Trene McGinnis
GC. Bucher
Pfautz
Pierson
Brubaker
Splu
Herbert Beck
E. E. Habecker
Lancaster County
Lancaster
T. Warren Metzger
William S. Raub
Republican Organization
Ephrata
Denver
Silas E. Bard
George L. Bowman
Bard
Bowman
Columbia
Milk Producers Locals Merge at Lititz Rothsville Meeting
Consolidation of the Lititz and Rothsville Locals of the Inter State Milk Producers Association, effective January 1, approved at a county dairymen meeting. Fifty men attended. New officers named: Landis Becker president Lititz, William Shimp vice president Rothsville, Walter Binkley secretary. Becker and Shimp named delegates to Philadelphia stock holders meeting November 19 and 20. Frederick Shangle of Trenton NJ stressed cooperative effort. Other speakers included Ira J. Book of Strasburg and Charles E. Cowan of New Holland.
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Lititz
Rothsville
Inter State Milk Producers’ Association
Landis Becker
William Shimp
Walter Binkley
Becker
Shimp
Philadelphia
Frederick Shangle
Trenton
N. J
Ira J. Book
Strasbur
Charles E. Cowan
New Holland
Useless Worry Ingrains Guilt And Burden Of Tomorrow
A reflecting note on how dwelling on tomorrow's imagined troubles and yesterday's regrets overwhelms Jadas as he carries duties that cause him to feel ill at sunrise. The piece etches a stoic warning about mental burden and self-imposed distress.
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Jadas
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Unswick Hotel
Queen St
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Ett
F.B. Buch
North Broad Street
Crosley
Enck
North Cedar Street
Long’s Cleaning and Pressing Service
Roy H. Long
Kneeburg-Stein
Jewelers
East Main Street
Stedman Building
Spacht
Franklin Su
Libby
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Seaman & Seed
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