Birthday Party for Lorraine Wagaman Fourth Birthday
Mr and Mrs John Wagaman of Front Street hosted a Saturday birthday party for their daughter Lorraine marking her fourth anniversary. Attending were Betty Cox Jean Snyder Nancy Keller Nancy Lutz Merita Wagaman Anna Wagaman Rodney Stark Ruth Powers Billy Powers Joyce Witmyer from Lancaster George Davidson from Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wagaman
Front Street
Lorraine
Betty Cox
Jean Snyder
Nancy Keller
Nancy Lutz
Merita Wagaman
Anna Wagaman
Rodney Stark
Ruth
Billy Powers
Town
Joyce Witmyer
Lancaster
George Davidson
Akron
Simplification Plan for Bank Checks
A bulletin from the Bank Management Commission of the American Bankers Association outlines plans to simplify bank checks notes drafts and related instruments by standardizing size and topic arrangement. It notes that recommendations were set ten years ago and widely promulgated by the Commerce Department with about 85 percent adherence now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bank Management Commission
American Bankers Association
Association
United States Department of Commerce
Krakatoa Dustfall and Earthwide Red Skies
Historic Krakatoa eruption of 1888 sent volcanic dust across a thousand mile radius. Dust formed a measurable stratum in the Indies and reddened skies for three days over vast areas. Dust settled slowly over years, slowed by friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krakatoa
Strait of Sunda
Auxiliary names officers for Ladies' American Legion
Mrs. Norman Habecker was installed as president of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the American Legion at the Legion Home on South Broad Street. New officers include Hannah Weitzel first vice president, Mary M. Dengate second vice president, Clair Rice recording secretary, Mabel Schnerer corresponding secretary, Edwin Wissler treasurer, Leon Madlem historian, Irene Kafroth chaplain, and Anne Weitzel sergeant at arms. The group bought a piano for the Coatesville Veterans Hospital and set Halloween plans at the Colonial Inn Bareville for Oct 30 and a November 14 board party to aid Coatesville Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Habecker
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion
Legion
South Broad St
Hannah Weitzel
Mary M. Dengate
Clair Rice
Mabel Schnerer
Edwin Wissler
Leon Madjem
Irene Kafroth
Anne Weitzel
Leon Madlem
Coatesville Veterans’ Hospital
Colonial Inn
Bareville
Coatesville Hospital
New Chocolate Cake Snr Makes Guests Beg Recipe
This party ready cake features a peppermint frosting with pink or white tint. The recipe uses soda, salt, sour cream, and chocolate layers baked at 350 degrees for about 30 minutes with a peppermint frosting between and on top. Decorate with a chocolate flake border for a refined finish.
Testimonial Dinner Attendees At Hotel Weitzel
A list of attendees honored Miss Edna Musser at a testimonial dinner in Lancaster. Guests included Mrs. Sam Brunswick, Mrs. Edwin Wissler, Mrs. Leon Machem, Mrs. Henry Hackman, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moody, Mrs. Mary Dengate, Mrs. Clair Rice, Miss Mabel Schnerer, Mrs. Irene Kofroth, Miss Hannah Weitzel, Miss Amé Weitzel, Mrs. Nomanabecker, Mrs. Charles Brobst, and Mrs. Archie Rosenberg. Committees for Child Welfare and other unit activities were named. The Auxiliary plans two school play dates in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Schaerer
Anne
Weitzel
Sam Brunswick
Lancaster
Hoffman
Edwin Wissler
Edna Musser
Leon Machem
Henry Hackman
Wm. Moody
Leon Madlem
Mary Dengate
Clair Rice
Mabel’ Schnerer
Irene Kofroth
Hannah
Habecker
Hannah Weitzel
Alfred L. Douple
Archie Rosenberg
Irene Kofrot
Howard Hollinger
Mabel Schnerer
Poppy
Anne Weitzel
Charles Brobst
Seaman and Guests Flock to New York Weekend Socials
Local society notes detail Mr. and Mrs. Seaman's weekend in New York City and a large dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carper of Lititz R D 8. Attendees include Leroy and Lizzie Sensenig, Clayton Adair family, Katharine Troutwine, Ellen Carper, and others from Lititz Mohnton and Manheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Seaman
New York City
Henry Carper
Lititz R. D
Leroy Sensenig
Weatherland
Clayton ‘Adair
Anna Mae
Mahlon
Norman Adair
Katie Troutwine
Katharine
Grace Troutwine
Lizzie
Ellen Carper
Lititz
David Hornley
Manheim
Divorce Notice for Fasnacht Alias Subpoena in Lancaster
Elizabeth L Fasnacht is commanded to appear before Lancaster Court of Common Pleas on Monday Oct 21 1985 at 10 am to show cause why she and Harry E Fasnacht should not be divorced. The Aug term 1935 case number 1 is referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizaeth L. Fasnacht
Elizabeth L. Fasnacht
Lancaster
Court of Common Pleas
Harry E. Fasnacht
Herman G. Moyer
Lancaster Pa
Alma M. Moyer
Blanche C
Cilley
Lancaste Pa
Osborn H. Cit
Ivan A. Shrum
Ivan A. Shum
Lancas Pa
Court of Common
Grace B. Shi
D. F. Shuma
Alma M Moyer V Herman G Moyer Divorce Case
Alma M Moyer seeks a divorce from Herman G Moyer in a Lancaster Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas session to begin October 21 1935 at 10 o'clock am to show cause why the marriage should not be dissolved.
Alias Subpoena for Divorce Notices from Lancaster Court
Public legal notices require Blanche C Cilley and Ivan A Shrum to appear in Lancaster Pennsylvania courts for divorce proceedings in October 21 sessions. Each notice orders appearance at 10 o'clock a.m. to show cause why divorce should not be granted.
Powers Divorce Alias Subpoena Notice
Violet M Powers and John E Powers are commanded to appear before Lane Court of Common Pleas at 10 a.m. to show cause why the marriage should not be dissolved. This 1985 case No 34 involves a divorce action.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Auxiliary
America
O. B. Detroit
Ivgrmarros
L. S. Oberholser
Albert Hornberger
Brobst
Dengate
Hollinger
Rice
Amer’s Hardware Store
W. M. Amer
Vernon Wolfskill
Sylvia
Mohnton
James M. Moore
Odette
Elizabethtown College
E. P. Wagner
County Fire Chiefs’ Association
Revere Tavern
Paradise
Gordonville Fire Company
W. Main St
Wolf's Garage
DE Soto and
Plymouth Cars
Harry Gourton
Center Street
Gap, PA
Grace B. Shrum
Violet M. Powers
John E. Powers
Lane Pa
Violet M. Pic
Shums Stolt
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