County News Roundup From Ephrata to Columbia
County events report a Brethren church convention in Ephrata. Mt Joy notes a name change for First National Bank to First National Bank and Trust Company of Mt Joy. Lincoln area discusses replacing highway surface as tracks are removed from a former street railway line. Millersville reports D J Herr raising a fig tree bearing fruit. Quarryville notes a stolen four door Chevrolet sedan worth rewards for tips. Columbia covers burning piles by Washington Borough that darkened the sun and attracted wonder as ashes drifted ashore and wildlife perished nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Joy
First National Bank of
First National Bank and Trust Company of
T. S. Treasury Department
J. W. Pole
Lincoln
Lancaster, Mphrata and Lebanon Street Railway Co
John A. Moss
Samuel S. Lewis
Millersville
Columbia
Washington
Paying for Civil War Income tax and bonds shaped financing
The article outlines Civil War funding by a 3 percent income tax on incomes over 800 dollars, tariff duties, internal revenue, and issuing 1.199 billion dollars in interest-bearing bonds plus 450 million in noninterest-bearing notes. It also notes Mrs M MacPherson as the oldest member of St Nicholas Church Glasgow, who attended for more than 0 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Sta
Internal Revenue
Lititz Social Roundup Includes Visits and Guests
Miss Mary Enck moved from Lititz to sister Mrs. John Singer's home on Friday. Numerous locals and visitors from Lancaster and surrounding areas attended gatherings and doggie roasts, with families hosting relatives and friends at several homes. Samuel Shultz of Akron, Ohio, returned home after a stay with his parents, while Grace Mease and Irene Zartman attended a doggie roast for the Heisley Shirt Factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Enck
John Enck
Lititz
John Singer
Mildred Carpenter
Paul Meiskey
Lancaster
Morris Carpenter
Grate Messe
Pauline Carpenter
Norman Kline
Lorraine
Norman Jr
Dorothey
Jane
Paul Meiley
Ralph Meiley
John Nessinger
J. Flory
Brunnerville
Albert Roth Andson
Pine Hill
Martin Firestone
Roseville
John Applebach
Wayne Elser
Brickerville
Harry Tobias
Myerstown
Local residents share visits across Lititz and nearby towns
A string of weekend visits and stayovers link residents of Lititz, Landisville, Manheim, and surrounding areas. Among those noted are Mr and Mrs Phares Keller with Paul, Mrs Alice K Young and Pauline Brun. Mr and Mrs Ralph Essich of Downingtown hosted guests. other gatherings include the Hounts, the Greiders, the Beckers, the Zartmans, and families from Lincoln, Sravelys Mill, Haltvilla, Longsneckers Church, Manheim, Richland, Allentown, Green Tree, and Springville. A doggie roast hosted by Mr and Mrs Abram Mease is also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Phares Keller
Paul
Alice K. Young
Pauline
Brunnerville
Ralph Essich
Downingtown
Fred Hount
Walter Gibble
Landisville
Landis Greider
Freeman Becker
Paul Becker
Hphrata
Lizy
E Shirely
John Bomberger
Arlene
Henry
Roy
Wilson Spangler
John George
Manheim
Lanilis Greider
Kaysie Hartranft
Lena Williams
Jennie Enck
John K. Singer
Jacob Fahnestock
Sammel M. Fahnestock
Nathan Royer
Richland
Harvey Althouse
Allentown
Clay Breitigan
Henry Mease
Grace
Roy Sheaffer
Rohrer
Kathryn
Philadelphia
Robert Rohrer
Jane
Helen
Green Tree
Kline
Springville
Norman Kline
Joseph Kreider
Landis
Kreider
Lorraine
Norman, Jr
Dorothy
Willis Shaar
Daughtrer
Abram Mease
Church Notes and Social Roundup from Lititz Area
Route Three News covers Brethren services at Longenecker Church with Rev. Hess and Rev. Price officiating, 146 Sunday School attendance and $6.34 offering. Revival plans announced for Manheim Church. Community visits, outings, and multiple Sunday gatherings listed, naming numerous families and residents around Lititz, Millersville, East Petersburg, and Neffsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Longenecker Church
Lititz
Hess
Mingo
Price
Indian Creek
Christian Gibble
Manheim Church
Lane Forney
Earl Rehrer
Howard Minnich
Fairland
Ellen J. Longenecker
Edward Bender
George Boyd
Ammon Boyd
Baytonna
Lebanon County
John Balmer
Brubaker
Kate Anne Brubaker
Peter Brubaker
Eliabethtown
Roy Balmer
Lancaster
Ella Long
Raymond Boyd
William Martin
East Petersburg
Forrest Henning
George Henning
Tansdale
Paul Beck
Manheim
Sunday Dinner Guests At Lime Home
Mr and Mrs Elmer Rhorer hosted a Sunday dinner at Lime with their children Elmer Paul and Robert joining Mr and Mrs Landis Becker and Lily and Mrs Earl Rhorer in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Minnich
John Dittman
John Kreider
Quarryville
Myr
Harry Brookhart
Penryn
Paul Heagy
Abram Heagy
Ethel Heagy
White Oak
Clarence Rhoads
Raymond Culp
William Culp
Neffsville
James Wrenehler, Sr
Millersville
Elmer Rhorer
Elmer
Paul
Robert
Landis Becker
Lily
Earl Rhorer
Lime
Nightly urinary discomfort cure offered for 25 cents
An advertisement touts BU-KETS the blader physic as a nightly cleanse to drive out impurities, relieve burning and frequent urination, and restore sleep. It claims a money-back guarantee if relief is not felt, lists Moyers Drug Store Lititz PA as the source and notes ingredients like buenu leaves and juniper oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyer
STC
Lititz, Pa
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Ephrata
Street Railway Company
Clay
Clay and Hinkletown
TL. H
Denver and Ephrata Telephone CO
BABY
Mer
Call
Ephrata Ne
Duroy
Ctewo
W. H. Buch
Clothier
Canada
Greenfield
Nova Scotia
Shtvoss
Narrehaus
Lexington
Wim. M. Amer
Broad ST
Route Three
Enos Keller
Lime Rock
Benjamin Sheaffer
Monrpe Titer
Mifred Trostetter
Christian Snyder
Lillian Keller
Lillian
Edna Ricke
Ethel
Helen Buch
Prusks
Crosley
Crawtog “Auditoriaumaire
Mortinds
Chaseislus
Crosly
Dayne
Quay
E. Enck
Cedar St
Pennsylvania
Power & Light CO
Long & Co
Litivi
Pennsylvania Power & Light Company
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