Local Hunters Report Good Bags
State Game Commission estimated over 60 000 hunters in Pennsylvania during opening days with the season described as among the finest in recent history. The opening week saw higher fatal accidents and injuries, blamed largely on careless handling of guns, while wildlife was plentiful and few county incidents were reported. Numerous hunters reported multiple bagged rabbits and ring necks, with several individuals taking four to twelve animals on opening day.
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State Game Commission
Pennsylvania
Geverally
Siaite Sportsmen’s Association
B. H. Weber
William Regel
Harry Kauffman
Homer Sturgis
Town
Frank
Paul Diehm
Elm
U. S. Delp and Son
Rob
Owen Hershey
John Wagner
Frank Runk
Dervin
Harvey
Heisey
Christ Koehler
Friend
Ty. E. McMullen
Wm. Stauffer
Eugene Stauffer
Byron K. Horne
Ephraim Herr
Emory Wagner
Ch Yecker
Milton Hornber
Guy Buch
Richard Charles
A. Hornberger
Ebner Harding
Clarence Sturgis
Allen Putt
Clayton Keller
Frank Rader
Hiram Stehler
Newton
John
Abe Hershey
Arlie Rader
Frank Spickler
Charles Hevener
Stoward Keener
Calendar barometer signals U S recovery gains
Jim Sanders of Nashville told the Advertising Specialty in Chicago that business is mending as stores start giving away trade souvenirs. Manufacturers report strong sales of calendars and fans bearing Roosevelt portraits, with over 1,000,000 calendars sold, while industry leaders tie the mood to recoveries in small business and ad goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Sanders
Nashville
Fern Jold
Advertising Speciany Ntional Association
Chicaro
Mora
Sanders
Indianapolis
Roosevelt
Wiliam M. Seely
Vrepen
Social visits and church group activities documented on Route 2
A summary of Sunday and weekday visits in Manheim area notes members of the Valiant Warriors class at St Luke's Reformed Church, and numerous calls and calls on friends and relatives from Brumerville to Lexington and Lebaron. Names include Ray Bushong, Samuel Long, Paul Bushong, Isaac Wellman, and Abram Sensenic among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valiant Warriors
Class of
St. Luke’s Reformed
Paul Bughong
Ile
Samuel Long
Ray Bushong
William Carper
Walter Getz
Russel Market
Dorothy Ary Bowman
Helen
Paul Bushong
Isaac Wellman
Lexington
Samuel B. Long
Penryn
Local Names Attend Saturday Gatherings Near Neffsville
Mr and Mrs Isaac Singh and Mr and Mrs Clay visited near Neffsville on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Diliniga Burkholder and family were Sunday guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac
Clay
Neffsville
Diliniga Burkhoder
Stamp News Nightmare Sparks Stamp Issue Debate
A reader summary notes twenty two National Parks stamps with ten already honored this year and twelve more to issue next year. The piece argues frequent stamp image changes benefit collectors and general postage, while recounting dealer practices and the sale of miscentered and poor copies from Washington.
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Tom
United States
Local family visits extend across towns on Sunday
A string of visits filled Sunday as Graybill Pfautz near Oregon hosted guests including Raymond Gale Bach and family. Cleona hosted Moser Gibble and family while Lititz and New Holland families visited Frank Dieks and T B Koehler families. Nearby Lime Rock and Lancaster area residents joined Naaman Hershey and others for Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graybill Pfautz
Oregon
Raymond Galebach
Moser Gibble
Cleona
John and Paul
Lititz
E. B. Weber
June
Harold and
Jay
New Holland
Frank Dieks
T .B. Koehler
Sun- Vis
Alice Aumet
Mary Haverstick
John
Lancas- Cephas
Chrter
Walter Eshleman
Katie Heller
Near Lime Rock
Naaman Hershey
Harry Malschnee T. Weber
W.W. K
Interesting Local News on Every Page of RECORD Today
A note marks today’s RECORD as featuring diverse local items on each page. Readers are urged to scan sections for community briefs, events, and small notices.
Three Injured In Crash Near Reinholds Blainsport
A Sunday 6 PM crash between Reinholds and Blainsport left three injured and a fourth passenger uninjured. Melvin Miller 24 of Denver suffered a possible knee fracture and is at Lancaster General Hospital. Dorothy Fry 20 of Lititz had a bruised leg and Marcus Hershberger 29 of Denver had mouth lacerations.
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Reinholds
Blainsport
Melvin Miller
Denver
Lancas General Hospital
Dorothy Fry
Lititz
Marcus Hershberger
Miss Fry
Hershberger
R. L. Harnish
Assignee's Sale of Land in Lititz and Warwick Township
A public auction of a large farm and development plots described as a tract partly in Warwick Township and partly in Lititz Borough Lancaster County. The property includes a two and a half story house, barn, sheds, good water, electric lighting, and ready building lots along State Highway toward Lititz with access on Linden and Spruce Streets. Sale set for Saturday November 24 1984 at 2 30 PM. W E Hickman as Assignee. H H Snavely Auctioneer. Joseph B Wissler Attorney.
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Court of Common Pleas
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Warwick Township
Borough of
Lititz
South Broad Street
Lancaster
Linden
Spruce Streets
W. E. Hickman
Kathaniel B. Seaman
H. H. Snavely
Joseph B. Wissler
Bins
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Rey Gion
Wien
Ray Gross
U.S
Heck
Manheim
Elam Frey
Weasel Florence
Edith Trey
Florence Hebert
Brumerville
Abram Sensenic
Samuel Hurst
Brownstown
Joseph L. Frey
Samiel H. Long
Marie
Ariene
Ruth
Jacob L. Frey
Morence
Edith
Arthur
Charles
Lebaron
Arthur Frey
Lannie? Long
Abs
Joseph Weidman
Mary
Pauline
Ellen
Lincoln
RLM
Stamp News
Br Rob Owen
Syaler Lake
Washington
Ington
W. H. Muth & Co
Lititz, PA
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