Editorials Scene of the Negro Uprising at Helena Arkansas
The editor recalls a past scene near Helena Arkansas describing a Negro uprising linked to propaganda among color cotton planters. He notes a Hershey family nearby, a store encounter with a Harrisburg native, and claims about thriftlessness and commissary stores profiting from credit. He paints Helena as hot and unwelcoming, with fried catfish odors and a harsh climate, arguing such conditions explain regional outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Arkansas
Hershey
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Dancaster
Ile
Youths Held for Stealing Autos in Lancaster
Autos stolen in Lancaster from Oscar Funk Park Rohrer and Harry W Steffy. Funk’s car found abandoned at Chestnut and Market Streets. Rohrer’s car found Monday at Terre Hill. George J Woomer and Raymond Mumma, Lancaster youths, prosecuted before Squire Plank at Yerra Hill for Rohrer theft and held for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Funk
Park Rohrer
Harry W. Steffy
Lancaster
Punk
Chestnut
Market Streets
Mr. Rohrer
Terre Hill
Squire Plank
Yerra Hill
Rohrer
George J. Woomer
Raymond Mumma
Eight year old shot accident. child wounded near Pedtier
Lester Robinson, eight, son of Mr and Mrs E C Robinson of Pedtier, is in St Josephs Hospital Lancaster after shotgun fire from his father wounded his leg and abdomen. His condition worsened by loss of blood but he shows gradual improvement. Galen Brookmyer of Manheim Township bought a twenty acre farm from J I Fisher near Willmer. Subscribe for the Record, $1.50 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
E. C. Robinson
Pedtier
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lancaster
Galen Brookmyer
Manheim Township
J. l. Fisher
Willmer
Marriages and Community Notes from Ephrata and Lititz
Multiple wedding announcements in Lancaster area papers detail ceremonies at Grace Lutheran in Lancaster and Hethany Reformed in Ephrata. Couples include Charles B Wammer and Hsther M Evans of Lititz, with guests Alverta Sharp and Robert Behmer. Also listed are the unions of James Reemsnyder and Imma Jeanette Miller, Elroy A Lewis and Emily Jonise Falmestock, David Erb and Carrie Willers, and Benjamin Leaman and Anna Marie Leed. Additional items cover Farmers Day at Ephrata with exhibits, judging, and talks by state officials and academics, plus travel plans and homecomings for several newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Wammer
Hsther M. Evans
Lititz
Grace Lutheran Church
Lancaster
E. Haupt
Alverta Sharp
Robert Behmer
Longenecker’s
D. Wal. Evans
Hethany Reformed Church
Ephrata
C. T. Glessner
James Reemsnyder
H. G. Reemsnyder
Hydrata
Imma Jeanette Miller
Susan Miller
Elroy A. Lewis
B. I. Lewis
Emily Jonise Falmestock
Monroe Fahmestock
Delaware Water Gap
Bushki
Village visitors and Sunday calls across Lancaster area
Lexington residents and neighbors from Pine Grove Lititz Clay Weidmansville Brunnerville Willow Street and Pine Till visited relatives this Sunday and Saturday. Families including Holdeman Mold Greenwalt Royer Markley Roth Lollinger Hoffer Zartman Kreider Metzler and Kauftman were noted. Many village people attended the York fair this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holdeman
B. F. Moldeman
Hettie Holdeman
Anna Spickler
Gon
Minning Greenwalt
Pine Grove
Harvey Royer
Lititz
Joseph Royer
A G. Fahnestock
Blarvey Markley
Christ Weist
Clay
Edwin
Gertrude Kreider
Willow Street
Abram Metzler
York Fair
Marriage of Alice Kellar to John Galebach at Lititz
Alice Clllings Kellar youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam R Kellar wed John Galebach of Pennystle on Saturday evening under Rev F A Weichselsi Lititz A grand reception followed at the bride’s parents home on Sunday The notice also lists several local visits and guests including Mrs Wm Romig Reuben Carper Paul Hershey and others from Lititz Brickerville Schaetterstown Schaetterstown area and nearby families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Sam’ R. Kellar
John Galebach
Pennystle
F. A
Mrs Schaeffer leaves Peabody after visit in town
Mrs Edward Brewer of Peabody Kansas returned home after visiting relatives here. Misses Jennie and Annie Hickernell visited Crystal Cave recently. The Schaefferstown band serenaded Soldiers Achey and Uestley in Reistvilla and Krumstown with speeches by M Hartman A S Brenne and Hon Charles T Whickerwell. Large crowds attended and refreshments were served at the Yeffley home. Jennie Hickernell, post mistress, was bitten severely by her watch dog Dick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brewer
Peabody
Kansas
Jennie
Annie Hickerwell
Crystal Cave
Schaefferstown Band
Achey
Uestley
Reistvilla
Krumstown
Brenne
Charles T. Whickerwell
Yeffley
Jennie A. Hickernell
Meeting of Tobacco Growers Association in Lancaster
The Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association holds its regular monthly meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 1044 KE Orange Street on Monday October 13 1919 at 730 pm with a talk on Tobacco Marketing by Dr Guy C Smith Director Bureau of Markets Department of Agriculture Harrisburg pa All members urged to attend and invite others. Albert Dry died Monday at one o clock at his mother Mrs Agnes Dry s home West Main Street Eph rata from tuberculosis after three years illness He was 40 years old and a member of Salem Lutheran church Lincoln He is survived by his mother and three brothers Prof Richard Dry William Dry and Robert Dry The funeral will be held from the uncle L L Reddig s Eph rata Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock Interment at Bergstrasse cemetery officiated by Ray IT EB Fogelman of Denver and Dr BE Brownmiller of Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association
Chamber of Commerce
Orange Street
Lancaster
Guy C. Smith
Bureau of Markets
Department of Agriculture
Harrisburg
Albert Dry
Agnes Dry
West Main Street
Ephrata
Sle
Salem Lutheran Church of Lincoln
Philadelphia
Richard Dry
Technical School
Buffalo
N. Y
William Dry
Kutztown
Berks County
Robert Dry
Shamokin
L. L. Reddig
Hphrata
Bergstrasse
Ray
EB. Fogelman
Denver
Brownmiller
Reading
Old Man Walks Marietta to Lancaster For Parade Experience
An 8 year old Civil War veteran Martin Hisenberg walked from Marietta to Lancaster on Monday to witness a victory parade. He is noted in Marietta for his walking prowess and is a longtime baseball fan who travels far to see games. In Philadelphia a ministerial conference opened the afternoon with Elder Jones set to present a paper on The Devil and the presiding officer urged prompt attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hisenberger
Marietta
Lancaster
Fisenberger
Philadelphia
Elder Jones
Brother Jones
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Ralph E £, Buch
W. Willis Rader
Crange
Addaress
Lilits Bay
Renght
Erb-Miller
David Erb
Abram Erb
West Petersburg
Carrie Willers
A. W. Miller
Julty
N. L. Landis
Neffsville
Elmer Eric
David Nissley
Anna Kepner
Pennsylvania
New York State
Seaman
Benjamin Leaman
France
Leaman & Leed
Anna Marie Leed
F. F. Leed
Belmont Harms
Noah Landis
Neilsville
Albert Douple
Migs Elizabeth Kohr
North Broad Street
Elizabeth Jane Leed
Stanley Biemesderter
J. M. Lueed
Mendelssohn
Prof. Wade
E. W. Gaylord
Elizabeth Farms
Amog W. Landis
Mabel Heberling
State College
Roy Musselman
New Holland
Lancaster County
Nicholas Schmidt
Agricultural Hixtension Service
John A. McSparran
State Grange
R. H. Bell
Lycoming County
T. H B. Munce
H. H. Hayner
S. Bayard
National Stockman and Farmer
Rev. Jordan
Volant, Lawrence Co
Lexington
Schaeffe
Rstown
Meeting of Tobacco Growers Associa
Tion
Albert R. Dr
the Elder
Scott’s
Scott’s Book Store
Plants Bros
Sterizo
Bank
G. H. Gise
Springs Hotel
Alan
Columbia
Independent Telephone
Gatage of
Keystone Garage
J. B. Sheaffer
So. Broad St
Keller
Keller's Mill
Written By
A. R. Keller
KeNer
Life
Keller’s Milk
Steam Way
Angolina
New Lot
Trimmer
Burkholder’s Millinery Store
East Main Street
J. L. Hertz
Mabel Neidermyer
J. P. Burkholder
Just
Seaman & Seed
N. Bread
Lititz, Pa
Ind
Bell Phones
Parke’s Products
Cc. S. Zartman
OKEH
Emerson and
Victor
Liberty
Phonograph Sales & Equipment CO
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