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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1934

Page

7

G.O.P. Ticket Wins Here in Local Races

The report shows ward by ward vote totals for Senate candidates Reed, Guffey, Schnader, Earle, Kinzer, and Carpenter. Reed leads in the first and second wards with 479 and 247. Guffey 238 and 136. Schnader 489 and 256 totaling 745. Earle 240 and 133 totaling 373. Kinzer 608 and 247. Carpenter 230 in the second ward.

Reed Guffey Wm. Schnader Earle Kinzer Carpenter

fragmented vote totals and biographical notes mix in early 20th century Philadelphia race

The excerpt lists vote counts for multiple candidates in the second ward including Trent 400 and 248, Wood 4 and 252, Spangler 491 and 262, Myers 231 and 198, Cremier 228 and 138, Schuell men 222 and 134. It notes Joseph F. Guffey as Pennsylvania’s new Senator at 58, unmarried, based in Pittsburgh with business interests and Roosevelts movement ties. George H. Farley, 44, of Haverford, sugar businessman, Harvard alum, U S Minister for Austra in 1934, later considered governorship race.

Trent Wood Spangler Myers Cremier Schuell Pennsylvania Joseph F. Guffey Pittsburgh

Local notices and education employment ads from Reading paper

Local notes report money to a cause and a reserve check. Applicants from liquor stores may apply for clerking positions by December 1. W G Fahnestock spent time in New York City. A Reading apartment porch on North Broad and West Main was repaired. The Society of Farm Women met at Mrs W Martin Heas byes, next meeting at Mrs Isaac Reidenbaughs on December 1.

Main Street Morgan W. G. Fahnestock New York City North Broad and West Mainn Strets S. F. Blatt Reading Society of Farm Women W. Martin Heas Isaac Reidenbaugh

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