Personal Side: Guests and Local Happenings Update
Miss Dorothy Winkert and Miss Brubaker, former Elizabethtown College students, visited Hazel Mathers from Friday to Sunday with another Rockton schoolmate. Heaster Lausch of Daisy, North Dakota, is among relatives in Lititz after an infected finger required amputation at Lancaster General Hospital. Virginia Grosh attends State WCTU convention in Uniontown this week. Martha Hepp is 93 on Tuesday. Stella Enck’s nine year old son fractured both bones of the right leg playing. Rev H J Kline spoke at Clayton Berks County Rally Day. Mr and Mrs Samuel Hacker hosted guests including Rufus Hamlin, Sylvia and Emerson Tramlin, Leon Gladfelter, and Webster Hamlin. Robert F Russell appointed judge of elections for First Ward, succeeding William G Eshleman who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster General
A. Virginia Grosh
Uniontown
Martha Hepp
Stella Enck
N. Cedar Street
H. J. Kline
Clayton
Berks County
Samuel Hacker
Rufus Hamlin
Sylvia
Emerson Tramlin
Akron
Leon Gladfelter
Talmage
Webster Hamlin
Philadelphia
Robert F. Russel
John M. Groff
Charles I. Landis
Drivers Warned As Inspection Campaign Nears End
Police halt uninspected cars and hand drivers a printed reminder. Thousands of small green reminders, resembling bank checks, were distributed at the Lancaster substation on Monday under orders from Captain W. C. Price to issue one to every vehicle without the official safety sticker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
W. C. Price
Highway Patrol
Many Friends Surprise Girl On 20th Birthday
Miss Helen Eckart of Weidmansville hosts a surprise 20th birthday party with many guests including the Eckart and Meek families. Refreshments and games followed, and the Manheim Old Time Fiddlers provided entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Eckart
Weidmansville
Leon Meek
Thudsday
Eugene Roger
Alvin, Shue
Thomas Wolf
Chester Nies
Walter Hackman
Frank Buck
John Steinmetz
M. Ditzler
David Lausch
Alvin Loose
Albert Rult
Harvey Fassnacht
Harry Althouse
H. E. Tobias
Harvey Pfeffer
Harvey Whealand
Laura Reifsnyder
Elmer Mease
Ella Druckenbrod
Arlene Leeking
Edith Eberly
Margaret Keller
Anna Mary Ruth
Esther Whealand
Esther Elser
Charlotte Shirk
Anna Groff
Linda McQuate
Martha Hagg
Lydia Herr
Vera Pfeffer
Ethel Miller
Mary Ludwig
Tillie Hitnier
Alverta Fassnacht
John Eckart
Daniel Loose
Rufus Habecker
Walter Nies
Adam Kopp
Walter Wright
Elvin Steinmetz
Henry Steinmetz
Frank Miller
H. B. Enck
David Hollinger
Ivan Keller
Walter Reich
John Peiffer
Albert Enck
Manheim
Fiddlers
All Changed Now We Never Expected to Live to See the Day
Tlilishcro News Herald notes a couple reflects on a surprising wedding milestone and changes in values, highlighting a modern shift in how health and nutrition influence life choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlilishcro News Herald
Heap Big crowds at Saturday evenings venue
Readable notice states crowds gather every Saturday evening. The venue operates Wednesday Friday and Saturday evenings and Saturday afternoons. Announces upcoming basketball games and prepares for play.
Linden Hall girls tour chestnuts at Elizabeth Farms
Friday's Linden Hall students took a yearly trip for chestnuts to Elizabeth Farms while A R Beck's academy boys held their annual nutting trip. The town faced a dog overpopulation issue as editor complained about roaming dogs. Miles Hallacher sold horses and left for Canada for 3 to 4 weeks. Large Republican torchlight procession drew delegations, described as creditable and pretty. A theft report appeared as Peter Burkholder reported a horse stolen on Lititz Petersburg road. Lititz Lodge Knights of Pythias marked tenth anniversary with a new hall dedication. Moravian Church Council appointed Grosh, Delbo, and Buch to district conference in Butter. Butter selling at 20 cents a pound and eggs at 18 cents a dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Hall
Elizabeth Farms
A. R. Beck’s Academy
Miles Hallacher
Canada
Peter Burkholder
Lititz-Petersburg
Lititz Lodge Knights of Pythias
Horace Grosh
Samuel Delbo
Joseph Buch
Moravian Church Council
Philadelphia
Cabbage Loss from Cattle Bites and Local News Report
Twenty five years ago on October 20 1995 Abram Kreiders cows broke into Elmer Kautzs lot and destroyed about thirty heads of cabbage. Wm Titzler and family were overcome by coal gas needing a doctor. The Moravian Home Lt received a charter. Ideal weather prevailed, chestnuts failed, prices for butter and eggs rose as merchants shopped for fall lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Kreider
Elmer Kautz
Mrs. Kautz
Wm. Titzler
East Main Street
Lancaster
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Winkert
Mercersburg
Brubaker
Strasburg
Rockton
Eliza
Bethtown College
Hazel Mathers
Heaster Lauseh
Daisy
North Dakota
Samuel and
George
Lititz
Warwick
Warwick House
North Broad Street
Penna
Long, the Cleaner
Roy H. Long
Pfantz Bros
Cinderella
Mollie Pitcher
Arch
Pfantz Bros. Dept
Lutz’s
Prof. Kepple
Auditorium Theatre
Manheim, PA
Milton Sills
Jane Keith
Raymond Hackett
Sea Wolfe
Buck Jones
Buster Keaton
Micky Mouse
Black
Moran and
Mack
Elliott Nugent
Louis Mann
Mary Doran
Leila Hyams
F. Becker
E. Main St
Lititz, Pa
Hudson
Essex Garage
D. L. Neff
Prop
American Legion
The
American Legion Ambulance Fund
Garden Spot Post No 56
Lititz Springs
Teenie Weenie
Lititz Springs Park
Santa Clara
Land of Sunshine
Jonathan
Kraft
Swan’s Down
Camay
Seaman & Seed
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