Opening Day Small Game Harvest Totals Reported
On opening day, 2 374 rabbits and 859 pheasants were shot in the county. The report lists numerous local hunters by name and tally, with several bags reaching limits for rabbits or pheasants and a final note that five hunting fatalities occurred.
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Hershey Brothers
Owen
Abram
John
Dr. Newton
Charles Weaver
C. B. Koehler
W. A.rapp
Norman Fass
Abram Nolt
Alvin Enck
Barton Sharp
Frank Rader
Hiram Stohler
Chester Wertsch
Eugene Stauffer
Fred Trimmer
John Brubaker
Eugene Long and Son
Ross
Harry Adams
Paul Vink
Melvin Brubaker
Mahlon Dobbs
Raymond Bently
Daniel Waltz
Wm. McCullough
Joe Herr
Paul Furlow
Clayton Keith
Earl Gohm
Chas, Grohn
Martin Estwan
Rufus Walter
Roy Long
Edwood Cochran
Robert Martin
Arthur Rosenberg
Robt. Rosenberg
Clarence Eckert
Richard Kreider
Melvin Hoover
Nathan Fahnestock
Walter Auker
W. Hershey
Daniel Brumbach
Louis Haines
Arthur Bachman
Nelson Mearig
Earl Hichelberger
Bert Rader
Carl Foltz
Carl Snavely
John Dommy
Jacob Becker
Dillman Lausch
Eugene Roth
Reuben Dull
Clarence Dull
Guy Bomberger
Clarence Strohm
Harry Weitzel
Martin Muth
Harry Rudy
Lloyd Adair
Clarence Steffy
Roy Myers
George Roger
Monroe Wonder
Lincoln Gable
Harry Lowe
Paul Coble
Ben Coble
Wayne Elt- Hott
John Zartman
Clair Weber
Robert Myers
Opening day reports widespread injuries across the state
The report notes hundreds injured on opening day across the state with a range from minor to serious cases. Authorities urge caution as more details emerge about the incidents and the affected communities.
Sixtieth anniversary and social visits across Lancaster area
Residents from North Cedar Street Front Street West Orange Street and nearby towns marked family events and hospitality. A sixty year marriage was celebrated. relatives and friends traveled to visit, host and attend dinners and gatherings in multiple households across Lancaster and surrounding communities.
Local residents attend Mennonite services and house party
Mr and Mrs Jacob Alderfer and daughter Anna and Mr and Mrs Henry Landis of Harleysville Pa attended church services Sunday morning and were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Hershey Lititz R D 2. Mrs Jacob Hess of North Cedar Street bought property from Fred Uhlig in Rothsville and will move in January. Miss Mary and Sadie Hess hosted a Halloween party east of town last Thursday with prizes to Florence Royer and Grace Biemesderfer among guests Ruth Royer Florence Lehn Margaret Ferry and Esther Hershey.
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Vernon Gibson
Front Street
Miller
Kirkwood
Paul Mentzer
East Main Street
General Hospital
Harry McCreary
Frank Martin
New Street
William Oehme
May
Herbert
Helen
North Cedar Street
John Mearinger
Lancaster
Woodward Cave
Lewisburg
Howard
Yoth
Homer
Paul
Mary Jane
Ira Hertzog
Wabash
Henry Brookmyer
West Orange Street
Ivan Brookmyer
Baltimore
Rufus Brookmyer
Naomi
Neffsville
Galen Brookmyer
Mark
Smoketown
Charles Dietrich
Lavinia Neidermyer
Miss Holthouse
Elmer Getz
Beatrice Slagel
Charles Getz
Elmer Strohm
Elmer Spangler
Vernon Steely
Brunnerville
Norman Steely
Helen and
Mary Eby
Atlantic City
Ella Devris
Patterson
N. J
Jacob Alderfer
Anna
Henry Landis
Harleysville
Henry Hershey
Lititz R. D
Jacob Hess
Fred Uhlig
Rothsville
Mary
Sadie Hess
Florence Royer
Grace Biemesderfer
Ruth Royer
Florence Lehn
Margaret Ferry
Esther Hershey
Rotsville Operetta Returns to Japan Yacht Adventure
Rotsville Operetta 18 features secretary Worthington and a party of American friends sailing to Japan. John Henry Smith falls for Cherry while Kokemo pushes for her marriage to Togo. Jack schemes to outwit foes. Cherry learns her identity, claims property, and marries Jack as the cast includes Cherryblos som Grace Stauffer Kokemo Mah lon Stauffer and a long list of characters.
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Worthington
Japan
John Henry Smith
Cherry
Kokemo
Togo
Jack
Cherryblossom
Grace Stauffer
Mahlon Stauffer
Webster Benes
Henry Yester Jones
David Greiner
Horace Worthington
Walter Kissinger
James Young
Russel Marr
Jessica Vanderpool
Pauline Groff
John Reitz
Geisha
Hi Fo argues confetti wasteful but notes writing papers
Hi Fo, the sage of Chinatown, says confetti wastes paper yet writing on it can yield far more value. He cites occasions when words and records deserve to be preserved rather than torn into celebratory scraps.
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Hi Fo
Chinatown
Lititz H S Football Ends Season at Ephrata
Lititz High School football closes its season with a key game against Ephrata at Ephrata on Saturday. West York High spoiled Lititz’s hopes earlier, and coach Arbogast teases unknowns while predicting a tight, possibly tie, outcome that could decide the conference title.
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S. H
Ephrata
W. York High
Lititz High School
West York High
York
Arbogast
Lititz High
Lititz
Elizabethtown High
Unbeaten Ephrata Held to Scoreless Tie by Local Team
The squad, with odds of 10 to 1 against them, kept Ephrata clever to a 0 0 tie in a tense game. Much of the student body plans to attend the Ephrata showdown to boost the team toward victory.
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Ephrata
Library Officers Schedule Monthly Board Meeting
The board of trustees will hold its regular monthly meeting on the fourth Tuesday of each month in the school building.
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Board of Trustees
Boy injured after colliding with truck in front of home
Robert Leed of Fong Street suffered facial and head cuts and bruises Tuesday evening when he ran into the rear of a truck while playing in front of his home. He showed improvement the next day.
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Robert
J. M. Leed
Fong Street
Young hunter injured at Lititz High School hunt
Fifteen year old Harold Girvin, a student at Lititz High School, was wounded Friday morning when a gun barrel split as he fired at a rabbit. The left thumb suffered a laceration but he received first aid and continued hunting.
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Tlarold Girvin
Lititz High School
Mission Society Hosts Jewish History Discussion
The Mission Society and The Women's Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church held a joint Tuesday evening meeting to study the Jews and their role in history. Jewish tea, sandwiches and cakes were served after the discussion.
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Women’s Missionary Society of
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Eiphraim Hby
Elmer Eby
Philadelphia
Melvin Alderfer
Philip Alderfer
Rothsville Operetta
Spacht
Fall Designs
Young Hunter
Mission Society Meets
Oasis
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