October Notes From Lititz Lancaster Folks News
Weather and seasonal hints plus local notes from Lititz and Lancaster County. Items mention walnut and chestnut crops the Reading celebration, votes and elections, tobacco farming, poultry and birds, and community meetings including the Society of Farm Women No. 1 and Tobacco Growers Association. Also a note about film developing services at Scott's Book Store.
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Lititz
Reading
Lancaster
High School Field Meet Prepares for Millersville Event
Millersville awaits the district field meet with High School students practicing on Spring Grounds. The inter class meet runs today and tomorrow at 4 00 pm with track events today and field events tomorrow. The top scoring class wins the silver cup with its year engraved. Mr Qwen Hershey leads athletics and spelling contests date is pending.
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Millersville
Millerevie
Qwen Hershey
Well-known Moravians to Observe Golden Event
Golden wedding anniversary of the Rev Dr and Mrs J Max Hark noted. Quiet family observance at Harkheim Mount Gretna with daughters Mrs Pilgram and Miss Anna Pilgram and son-in-law Rev Pilgram. One son Dr Hugo G Hark and wife not attending. other son Bingham Hark in Virgin Islands.
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J. Max Hark
Lancaster
Lititz
Harkheim
Mount Gretna
Robert J. Pilgram
Anna
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Pilgram
Hildegarde
Sonny” Pilgram
Hugo G. Hark
Christiansted St. Croix
Virgin Islands
Bingham Hark
Hark
Moravian Church
Lebanon
Ateltive
Gray Cottage
Nazareth
New Meeting Place for Health Centre Sessions
The Health Centre moves meetings to Broad Street borough council chamber at 3 pm each Wednesday. Mothers are urged to bring preschool children for physical defect examinations and treatment. Keep your children well.
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Borough Council
Broad Street
Borough Council Approves Street Upgrades and Services
The Borough Council met September 25 with five councilmen and the chief burgess present. The Street Committee reported gutter and pavement work on Linden Street Second Avenue Fifth Avenue Marion Street West Lincoln Avenue Front Street plus two crosswalks. They authorized two danger signals on South Broad Street and granted permission for a baby clinic in council rooms. Several building and water gas permits were issued and multiple bills approved for payment.
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H. H. Bomberger
J. D. Helter
Levi Rudy
H. J. Pierson
Norman M. Badorf
Linden Street
Second Avenue
Fifth Avenue
W.H. Muth
South
Spruce Street
C. B. Dillman
Marion Street
Frank Ditzler
Lincoln Avenue
Charles Keath
Front Street
Marion
West Second Avenue
Broad West
South Broad Street
Sara Jenkins
Wayne Longenecker
Grayhill
H. Rk, Wertsch
John Helter
Consumers Box Board & Paper Co
Philip Ruhl
Lecking Bros
East Main Street
George Korte
Paul W. Ditzler
Andrew Hackman
David Risser
Leeking Brothers
August Peddlers
C. H. Birkenbine
Daniel Ludwig
Chas. M. Birkenbine
Harry Landis
Walter Schupp
Clayton Adams
Samuel Blantz
C. Walter Miller
R. Breider
E. Breneman
John Carpenter
Amos Brubaker
Prp
R. R. Co
Reuben Dull
Fountain
Theo
L. Forney
Stone
In Case of College Class Rush A Fatality At Franklin & Marshall
Ainsworth H Brown an 18 year old sophomore from Tenafly New Jersey died at St Josephs Hospital after a class rush at Franklin and Marshall College. An autopsy found the first vertebra dislocated leading to death from ascending paralysis. Dean Omwae warned that class rushes may be abolished if death results from the tie up this year.
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Franklin
Marshall
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ainsworth H Brown
Tenafly
N. J
Walter H Brown
New York Journal of Commerce
Adelaide H. Brown Brown
Delta Sigma Phi
Brown
Charles W. Ursprung
Dean Howard R. Omwae
Rummage Sale Held by W. C. T. U. at Broad Street trolley building
The annual rummage sale by the W. C. T. U. will take place in the vacant room of the trolley building at 238 Broad Street from Wednesday October 17 through Saturday October 20 inclusive. Solicitors will call on housewives for contributions to the sale. Pantry sale all day Saturday the 20th.
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Broad Street
Farm show in Manheim likely to be abolished
Indications point to the end of the yearly Manheim farm show as a protest by the Lancaster County Sunday School Association against games of chance stalls plans. A band withdrew support over the issue, a Monday meeting drew only ten attendees, and no further action or meetings are planned.
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Manheim
Lancaster County Sunday School Association
C. H. Keen
Bargain Ford Vehicles and Chassis for Sale
Real bargains listed for Ford 1918 delivery vehicle with large body and curtains in good condition priced at 160. A 1919 one ton truck chassis with pneumatic rear tires and detachability offered at 145. A 1918 Ford panel delivery body needing repair but with good chassis priced at 45. Other makes also offered by N. Myers at 72 East Main Street Lititz Pennsylvania Bell 36 Ind 189.
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FORD
Myers
Main St
Lititz
Bell
Ind
Lititz Pike
Lancaster Heights
N.S. Myers
E. Main St
Lititz Bell
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John D. Rockefeller
Farmers National Bank
Asco Coffee
ASCO
Victor Bread
Choice
Santa Clara Prunes
N. B. C. Uneeda Biscuits
Rebk
del Monte
America
Richland
Iben
Millway
Society of Farm
Jacob Martin
Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association
Farm Bureau
Woolworth Building
Leroy N. Nolt
Scott’s Book Store
Warwick
Warwick House
Tobias Hershey
Sporting Hill
Hershey
Penn Township Fire Insurance Co
Edwin Sturgis
South Cedar Street
Boro Council
Franklin and Marshall College
Royal
WM. M. Amer
S. Broad St
Smokehouse
Seaman & Leed Lititz
Igor
Hepp 3
Lititz, PA
Broad Street Dept. Store
Baldwins
David P. Bricker