Marriages of Warren Kline and Sara Young in Hallville
Saturday evening at 6 30 War ren W Kline son of Mr and Mrs Frank Kline of Elstoinville and Miss Sara L Young daughter of Mrs Katie Young near Manheim were united in marriage by Rev F E Druckenhrod of the U B church at his residence near Hallville The couple were unattended Joseph A Ritter son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Ritter near Lititz and Miss Anna Elizabeth Groff daughter of Mrs Anna Groff 213 East Front street will be married at 4 o clock this afternoon by the uncle of the bride the Rev J W G Hershey in the presence of immediate families Attendants will be Miss Anna Ritter and Miss Florence Groff The bride will wear silver gray canton crepe and carry white sweet peas Dinner will follow The couple will occupy a ready furnished home about a mile southeast of Lititz The groom works at the Staley silk mill The bride formerly worked in Trimmer's store A kitchen shower was held at the bride's home Tuesday evening by the Alexander Mack Bible class of the Brethren church About forty attended and lunch was served She received many useful gifts. The remainder is garbled ad text about Gingrich and cider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren W. Kline
Frank Kline
Elstoinville
Sara L. Young
Katie Young
Manheim
F. E. Druckenhrod
U. B. Church
Hallville
Joseph A. Ritter
Jacob Ritter
Lititz
Anna Elizabeth Groff
Anna Groff
East Front Street
Thexunele
J. W. G. Hershey
Anna’ Ritter
Florence Groff
Staley Silk
Trimmer’s
Alexander Mack
The
Brethren Church
Luneh
Lititz Basketball Outlook and New Scoreboard Idea
Community sports notes from Lititz discuss improving viewing by adding two scoreboards for north and south stands. Legion basketball team, with Weiss Kingsley Hackman Trapp Sponagle and Hawk, prepares for a new season starting December 6. Scott and Habecker receive credit for new blue and gold uniforms. Homer Hackman named All-Scholastics captain. Manager Shorty Ruhl faces scheduling challenges with away games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Habecker
Weiss
Kingsley
Hackman
Trapp
Sponagle
Hawk
Lititz
Bill Jones
Scott
Messrs
Homer Hackman
Shorty” Ruhl
I. W. Bobst Dead Former Pastor Here
Obituary tribute praising Rev. I. W. Bobst longtime pastor and civic figure. Describes his cheerful conduct, ministerial dedication, temperance stance, and devotion to family. Notes his death after a failing toxic condition despite modern medical efforts. Ends with a devotional verse by Joe Baker.
Smile That Lingers as Bavarian Peasant Keeps King Ludwig’s Smile
A Bavarian peasant owns a set of false teeth once belonging to the late King Ludwig. The article notes the king’s deeds may fade, but his winning smile endures to be preserved for future generations. The piece appears in a feature on children’s wear and special items for ages 1 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig
Facts From The Covered Wagon On Screen Debut
The Paramount picture The Covered Wagon, produced by James Cruze, arrives at Paramount Theatre December 5 and 6. Warren Kerrigan and Lois Wilson headline, with a cast cited for its period drama of wagon trains, frontier life, and notable historical anecdotes including Lincoln, Oregon, and California gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Forties
Oregon
Union
Kit Carson
California
Boston
New York
Congress
Prairies
Plains
Paramount
James Cruze
Paramount Theatre
Warren Kerrigan
Lois Wilson
Missionary Meeting at St. Pauls Lutheran Church
A missionary meeting hosted by the Missionary Society at St. Pauls Lutheran Church begins Wednesday evening at 7 30. The juniors present The Thanksgiving Gate and the adult ladies stage Tired of Missions. Musical numbers are planned and bank offering boxes will be brought in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Bank
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
The
Missionary Society
Trimmers and Power in 17th Century English Politics
The term Trimmers described George Savile and his followers who between 1680 and 1690 held the balance of power between Whigs and Tories in England. A fragmentary note quotes a poem about friendship and a brief line hints at an advertisement for extra value towels at Becker's Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimmers
England
George Savile
Marquis
Halifax
Turkier & Ha
Becker’s
Thanksgiving musings and local notices from Lititz
A collage of Thanksgiving reflections from a 1920s Lititz newspaper page. The column notes bare trees, scarce pumpkin pie and shellbarks, hints at water supply needs, recalls past skating days, and jokes about taxes and dining. It mentions upcoming local officials and the tradition of turkey dinners, urging church remembrance and civic humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Goitre cure claims relief from choking sleeplessness
Lady from Broadway and Jackson speaks of relief from goitre and choking caused by the condition and sleeplessness after using Sorbol Quadruple prepared by Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg. Local availability noted at L. N. Moyer's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Broadway
Ohio
Sorbol Company
Mechanicsburg
L. N. Moyer’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kline—Young
Ritter—Grof
Gingrich
Miller & Mat
Habecker’s
Baker's Fresh
Californi Atmore
Florida
del Monte
Victor Bread
Lifebuoy
Ares
East Main Street
Tom Dussinger
Tom Dussingers
I. W. Bobst
Bobst
Earth
Joe Baker
Missionary Meeting
Adam
Dix
London
S. Broad
Radiolas
Neutrodyne
Crosley
Baféries
DE Forest
Hititz Eletric Supply Co. ‘Everything Electrical’ & A
Lititz, PA
Cranberry
Reservai
Chigren
Birkholder’s Restaurant
Howard S. Young
East Orange St
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