Route Three News About Bombergers Sunday Afternoon Incident
Mr and Mrs Hayden Bomberger were seen at Sunday afternoon event. The report notes their presence during the activity on Route Three as part of a local update.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1930
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Hayden Bomberger were seen at Sunday afternoon event. The report notes their presence during the activity on Route Three as part of a local update.
Lumber firm W. H. Muth & Co promotes its products and services with a concise display. The ad highlights timber offerings and potential customers seeking building materials are urged to contact the company for quotations.
A flurry of visits and receptions fills a Lancaster scene with relatives and neighbors visiting in Lititz Ephrata Brickerville and nearby towns. The Accapella Chorus performed at New Holland and Coventry Church of the Brethren while families hosted guests from Philadelphia Lebanon and Millport.
County Superintendent Will Visit All Schools. Arthur P. Mylin says assignments for three assistant superintendents are similar to last year for convenience. Many new teachers have already been visited and will be seen again. R. L. Eshleman to visit and advise Lititz schools this year.
The Lancaster County Fremen's Association leads a statewide Fire Prevention Week program tied to the Chicago fire anniversary. The notice urges homes and schools to remove inflammables, clean chimneys, store fuels safely outdoors, keep matches in glass, maintain clean floors, dispose of oily rags properly, practice monthly fire drills, and learn building exits when staying away from home.
The Warwick Grange will hold a doggie roast in Otthoffer's meadow near Oregon this evening. The notice accompanies the Record priced at $1.50 per year.
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