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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1929

Page

8

Emory Wagner Elected Head of Co Fire Chiefs

Fire chiefs of Lancaster County formed to improve countywide firefighting. In Manheim Friday evening officers were elected. Emory Wagner of the local company became President and Earl Lefevre of Quarryville Secretary. Next meeting set for December 11 at Eden Fire Hall. John Fissel opened the meeting and H S Tout was named temporary President. Lefevre named Secretary pro tem. Talks were given by Mr Trout John B Landis Bareville President of the Lancaster County Firemen's Association.

Emory Wagner Lancaster County Manheim John Fissel Manheim Company H. 5. Tout Lefevre Mr. Trout John B. Landis Bareville The Lancaster County Firemen’s

Banquet Followed East Petersburg Fire Meeting Names

Association officers listed from East Petersburg Lancaster County Fire Marshal Samuel Andes and others including Lampeter Lititz Millersville Elizabethtown Denver Manheim members. A banquet was served after the business meeting by members of the Manheim Fire Company.

Two Hurt in Clay Auto Collision Near Akron

A Sunday accident in Clay left two injured. Martin Santillan, a Japanese resident of Akron Ohio, and Miss Mary Stewart of Sunbury sustained minor injuries. Dr. H A Long of Brickerville treated them.

Clay Martin Santillan Akron Ohio Mary Stewart Sunbury H. A. Long Brickerville

State origins and slate production in the United States

The state title use of in his coun try is almost entirely supplied from a belt extending from Maine down Through Vermont Newak Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia. Pennsylvania is the largest producer of slate exclusive of slate granules and also produces a greater variety of state products than any other state, although Maine and Vermont outrank it in output of electrical state.

Maine Vermont Newak Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia United States

Growing Pains and Shifting Beliefs Across Ages

Bernard Shaw questions the notion of growing pains and suggests they reveal rheumatism affecting both children and adults. He observes society discards older technologies yet clings to enduring prejudices, religions, and moral codes as it evolves.

Harvest Home Day Service Plans at United Brethren Church

Plan big rally day with multiple services this week led by Mathers Sunday School class and the Ushers League. Speakers include Rev. L C Wiest in Ephrata and Rev. C H Engel in Lebanon, with Community Night Rev. R W Kriebel and Young People’s Night Rev. C D Huber Lancaster. Sunday features a 9:36 AM program with an anthem, lessons, and a pastor’s talk Rev J C H Light, followed by a 7:00 PM program with solos, choruses, and a closing hymn.

L. C. Wiest Ephrata C. H. Engel P. E Lebanon W. H. Hartzler Terre Hill R. W. Kriebel C. D. Huber Lancaster United Brethren Church J. C. H. Light Josephine Bowman Roy Myers Ellis Spiekler Sara Oehme Elsie Engle Margie Whitcraft Clesta Crall Beatrice Kemper Esther McCreary Ruth Spickler Clara Ochme H. McCreary H. R. Wertsch

Harvest Home Services committees named

Committees appointed for the Harvest Home Services include Fruit with Harry Showers Ellis Spickler David Way Sherman Steffy Edward Ranck John Hornberger Flowers and seven ladies led by Mrs Harry Wike Mrs Harry Showers Mrs Adam Hornberger Mrs Sadie Enck Mrs Thomas Crist and Mrs Lottie Spickler. Metropolis has grown with the first New York city directory published in 1786 listing 46 names within Roosevelt to Cherry streets on the east and Dey street on the west.

Harvest Home Harry Showers Ellis Spickler David Way Sherman Steffy Edward Ranck John Hornberger Flowers Harry Wike Adam Hornberger Sadie Enck Thomas Crist Lottie Spickler Metropolis New York City Roosevelt and Cherry Streets Dey Street

Beginning of Wisdom and the Realization of Foul Items

The fragment presents a stream of phrases about wisdom and realization, with garbled wording and unclear attribution. It reads like a miscellaneous note from a column or editorial draft, lacking specific persons places events or dates. The piece hints at philosophical reflection rather than a concrete news item.

Executor's sale of valuable town property and antiques

Public sale on Saturday October 26 1929 at West Main Street Myerstown Lebanon County PA. Property includes a fine frame dwelling two 50 foot adjoining lots rear plot suitable for building trucking or poultry, outbuildings and stable. Personal property lists antiques tables brass items and a large number of live stock plus numerous other articles. sale commences at noon with terms announced by executor WM A Moyer and auctioned by John C. Bordner.

Early baton use in England noting 1892 adoption

A historical note traces baton introduction in England with a 1892 adoption, and cites an early instance when Skoler conducted with a baton at the Philharmonic in 1820. The fragment highlights the instrument's emergence as a conductor’s tool and mentions a notable early performance.

England Skoler The Philharmonic

Special Roll Top Desk and Woods Stove Exhibition

Gordon will be there with window goods. Fine bananas and apples are promised.

Gordon

Canada Style 19c 1-Ib Pack A New N B C Product

A short cut or long shreds product adds tropic richness to desserts puddings and cakes. For Halloween an orange and black kiss flavor delightfully energizing. Also notes cranberry sauce as part of a meat diet balance. Prices listed: 19 Cc, 25¢, 30¢, 85¢, and $1.00 per pound.

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Doster’s Betty Bright Warwick Township Lititz Borough of Huebener Habecker East Main Street Lititz, PA Spruce Street Amos W. Dietrich Brookfield Ivory Scott's Tissue Schraft’s Blue Banner Bernard Shaw Mathers Ushers’ League U. B. Church Hudson Hudson Brougham Maxwell FORD Frank H. Gable Zartman Brinser Zartman’s Store Jacob Kling & Son South Broad Street WM. A. Moyer Mauton S. Moyer John CC. Bordner Getz Millway Ergsley Enck Cedar Street Crosley Deale RayArt Goodie Shop Long’s Cleaning and Pressing Service North Broad Street Philadelphia Roquefort Handy Store Brodid Street Canada Hallowe'en Ralston Zic California Peck Seaman LEED
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