Local births and listings swirl through Lititz notices
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Tester Harker in the late week. Anna Stark rents a room for dressmaking from Mrs Alice Fassnacht. Home work starts on William Tuegel s Broad Street project. Several local residents, including Theodore Dussinger and Langerecker, face various small mishaps and repairs. Weekend Halloween events include church festival at St Paul s Tibetan Church and S R G social plans, with multiple parties and decorations around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tester Harker
Anna Stark
Alice Fassnacht
William Tuegel
South Broad Street
Tarry Sheaffer
Theodore Dussinger
James Pussinger
King
Langerecker
Hig
Broa St
Sheriffs Gate
Charles Baker
Hsg
Lancaster
Hese
Mize Bophiatri
Noth Cedar
Splotona Manufacturing Co
Mee
J. G
Huber
St. Paul's Tibetan Church
Lewton Roland
Millport
Hume Jtotel
Lillie Christ
Church of the Brethren Meeting House
Lititz
John, Herr
Myerstown
Hallowe'en
Birney
U. S Navy
Molgin
South America
Denver
Otto Steyhan
Biosaol
Dame Nature
Seaman & Teed
Tawman & Leed
Eli Garber
Lorneckel
Missy Dorothy Longenetker
Litits High School
Thomas Erb
Real Estate Sales and Local Incidents in Clay and Surrounding Townships
The estate of Catharine Paul in Clay township sold 70 acres 34 perches to Henry Landis of West Cocalico at 110 dollars per acre. David R. Prantz bought a lot fronting 29 1/4 feet on Broad Street from Longenecker’s restaurant property to A W Miller’s hotel. Mr Pfantz has run his barber shop and cigar store for 35 years. Administrators of the late Dr H Light sold a double frame house on South Spruce Street at public sale to John Nolt of Kissel Still. No 6 Spruce St was withdrawn. Jacob B Hertzler’s house on East Main Street sold to Miss Alice H Henderson of Baltimore. Raymond Michael was accidentally shot during a squirrel hunt near Stevens. a man accompanying him fired, twenty-one shots entered the thigh. a physician treated him. A man hunting near Terre Hill bagged five gray squirrels after work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Paul
Clay Township
Henry Landis
West
Cocalico Township
David R. Prantz
Broad Street
Longenecker
A. W. Miller
N. B. Seaman
Pfantz
Walter B. Light
Daniel K. Light
Dr. H. Light
South Spruce Street
John Nolt
Kissel
Spruce St
Jacob B. Hertzler
East Main Street
Hershey & Gibbel
Alice H. Henderson
Baltimore
Hunting Lodge Ready for Franklin County Transport
A 14 by 20 foot hunting lodge was loaded on a truck here Monday for erection in Franklin County. It will serve as living quarters during the season for the Mt. Joy Home- ing Club led by Mt. Joy men and including Eugene Long and Dr. H A Long. Horace Sturgis did carpentry work this week. Practically all club members accompanied the trip to Translin County to assist. Dr. and Eugene Lamy left the locality Tuesday. A tent annex with sleeping bags will accommodate those preferring cold sleeping arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Co
Mt. Joy
Mt. Jay
Eugene Long
Dr. H. A Long
Horace Sturgis
Translin Co
and Eugene Lamy
Fishing and Hunting Notes From Local Streams and Countryside
Charles and David Bricker caught strong bass at the Lidl wood power house on Saturday. John Melly of Rothsville bought a beagle dog in Strausstown for $100. Clarence Singer landed a bass at Rudys dam. Homer Sturgis Lewis Tlates and Howard Ballinger limited out on squirrels in York County. Frank Rader reported a large fray squirrel in Lititz. Two tons of small bass were distributed at the Conestoga by Bricker and Pfautz from the State Fisheries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles and
David Bricker
Stron Lass
John Melly
Rothsville
Strausstown
Berks County
Berks
Molly
Clarence Singer
Rudy's Dam
Homer Sturgis
Lewis Tlates
Howard Ballinger
York County
Frank Rader
Lititz
State Department of Fisheries
Conestoga
Charles Pfautz
Election Day Urges Voters To Cast Ballots
A local notice promotes Tuesday election day November 4 in Burowsh Township and County Offices. Citizens are urged to vote for the best qualified candidates, with specimen ballots at polling places to compare nominees and offices. Vote independent of party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unase
He Potl
Paw
Sugar Situation Improves Roughly in Livitz Area
Sugar supplies arrive in 250 pound lots at local stores while allowances persist and soda fountains run low on syrups. Regennas factory output remains limited as eastern ports receive Leech ships and western beet sugar enters the market. Analysts expect relief in two months though wholesale grocers remain cautious until solid stock appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livitz Iaeks
Regennas
Death notices from Lititz mourn Mrs Barbara Miller and Maria Peifer
Mrs Barbara Miller aged 82 died at her daughter’s Lititz Broad Street home after a long illness. Survived by a daughter and three sisters, funeral at 9:30 am at home and 10:30 am at Petersburg Mennonite Church with interment in adjacent cemetery. Maria Y Peifer of Warwick township died after lingering illness at 76. Survived by husband and children Monroe Phares and others. services at home and Petersburg Mennonite Church with private burial. Funeral director K B Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Miller
Lititz
Frank B. Buch
Broad Street
Kissel Till
Josh
Christian Miller
Mennonite
Mos. H Hershey
Susan Tiers
Jrancisville
Brawl BH
Columbia
Petsburg Mennonite
Adj
K. B. Beck
Fanera
Mra
Maria
Peifer
Wits
Tuer
Eudes
Warwick Township
Iswactber
Mennouife
Monroe H
Greenland
Phares H
Rohrerstown
Lisszie
Jacob Kreider
Daniel H
Petersburg
Abram Huber
Near Lititz
Susan Tuber
Samuel Huber
Bedtite
Wash
Petersburg Mennonite
Bb. Boek
Death of David S Gibble in Reading at 75
David S Gibble died at his daughter Mrs Warren Bright’s home in Reading last Thursday from heart trouble aged 75. He leaves wife Elizabeth and children Newton Manheim Warry T Wilkes Barre and Mrs Warren Bright. Funeral from Newtonibble Manheim Monday with service at Manheim Lutheran Church and burial at Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David S Gibble
Warren Bright
Reading
Elizabeth Gibble
Newton
Manheim
Warry T
Wilkes- Barre
Newtonibble
Manheim Taitheran Church
Fairriew Cemetery
Apple buyer returns after overseeing 1500 barrels
Jacob M. Leed of Sea man and Teed returned from Albion New York after weeks spent supervising the picking of 1500 barrels of apples from an orchard he bought in full. Most were Baldwin apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob M. Leed
Seaman & Teed
Albion
N. Y
Baldwins
Plan to Sell Government Food Carload at Lititz
Lititz residents may allow a carload of government food to be shipped for sale at a public place such as the Young Men's Business League if enough townspeople express interest. Postmaster J J Huebener learned in Philadelphia that Lititz could secure government food and that large lots could be resold in smaller portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaeague
Fach
J. J. Huebener
Philadelphia
Lititz
Mera
Lantaater
Business League
Thehenear
Henry B Buch Remembered as a Stepful Youthful Craftsman
Henry B Buch aged 84 last Thursday, a longtime wagon maker and blacksmith in the area, recalls early days apprenticed in wagon building. He promoted neat dress, hard work, and pride in craft, noting he could build a wagon from start to finish and that he remains active, optimistic about seven more years of health and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
linNinger
Burh
Mr. Buch
Wigan
T Made
Honolulu Reaches Out In Rugged Tropical Charm
The Honolulu article paints a city with wide outlying streets and bungalow homes tucked behind lawns and shade trees. Mountain valleys yield tropical fruits and pineapples while low lands excel in sugar cane and rice production. Open streetcars span long distances for a nickel, with a population around 160 600 and daily service from 5 A.M. to midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Oahu
Pennsylvania
Reaport
Aga Rnje
Lonolulu
Uch
Lancaster City
Skillful Painter Restores Furniture and More
James Sesseman copies original fruit and other designs onto chairs to exact color detail and plans to ship antique furniture to New York state, including a secretary with secret drawers. Local railroad officials discussed a potential siding near Spring Grounds and alimony issues arise from a moonlight incident as chickens roam back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sesseman
Sesseman
New York State
New Candy Company Progress in Expansion Plans
CG. Fred Regentas Co. candy makers advance with growth plans after applying for chatter. They buy adjoining lot from Marayian Church for a two story concrete block building 40 by 197 feet, with construction soon. Directors include Fred Regennas and sons Charles and Jarry, H. J. Pierson, Rudy Ilerr. J A. Breitegan of Farmery National Bank is financial secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Fred Regentas Co
Fred Regennas
The
Farmery National Bank
Garber's Creamery Ships Condensed Milk to Europe
Three carloads of condensed milk were shipped from Garber Creamery for export. The milk went to New York for loading onto ships with destinations not officially confirmed though Kingland is suspected. Garber & Son have been filling orders for foreign shipment for months. A carload of milk weighs about 86,000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garber Creamery
New York
Kingland
Garber & Son
Visit of Nazareth Group to Lititz and Linden Hall
Mr and Mrs Fred Kern Mrs C Pohl and daughter Millicent and others from Nazareth visited Lititz on Sunday attending Moravian Church services and toured Linden Hall Seminary on Monday. The party then made a three day auto trip to Reading Harrisburg Gettysburg York Lancaster Lititz and Phila. They enjoyed the Lititz visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kern
4. C. Pohl
Millicent
Atds
Glata
Giesing
Nazareth
Litiz
Linden Hall Seminary
Reading
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
York
Lancaster
Litita
Phibia
Lititz
Miller Hotel Reopens After Brief Closure
A. W. Millers hotel closed yesterday and reopened today as his son takes over the barroom for the duration of the current enactment. Miller will attend to the boarders while other hotels continue serving drinks. Landlords expect the ban to lift soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiitz
A. W. Miller
Charter Issued For Maldor Butting Co In Harrisburg
A charter granted at Harrisburg creates the Maldor Butting Co of Litita to manufacture and deal in underwear and related goods. Capital stock set at 50 000 dollars with incorporators George Reiff Yottstown 124 shares Harry G Gingrich Mt Penn 123 shares and B Brooke Thomas Spring City 1 share. Dentist Lane Back At The Old Stand Dr C I Lane resumes practice after serving as captain in the medical department reopening his post office area dental office on the second floor with new supplies and renovated rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Maldor Buitting Co
Litita
Stocl
George Reiff
Yottstown
Harry G. Gingrich
Mt. Penn
B. Brooke Thomas
Spring City
Lane
Dr. C. 1
Travelers Near and Far Column of Old and New Names
Mr. Albert Kling and family at Piatsburg spent Sunday with Mrs. Minnie Roth. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ernst spent Sunday at Lebanon visiting Mrs. Ernst's sister. Mr. Lee Miller of Reading, a former resident, visited tonight. Miss Elizabeth Twoltzhouse spends midweek in Philadelphia and Chester. Miss Mae Lutz of Harrisburg visited her sister here. Clayton Martin, carpenter at Hog Island, was home. Rev. W. W. Prauts of Walnut Township expected to remain early next month. Quinton Enok and wife, and Verment Melly and wife ran to New York shipyards near Camden. Sir John McCloud returned home after a week in Philadelphia. W. A. Sullivan of Youngstown, divisional superintendent, visited Linden Mall with E. W. Tosee. Continued on page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kling
Piatsburg
Minnie Roth
Walter Hrnst
Lebanon
Ernst
Lee Miller
Readina
Usaint Keller
Elizabeth Twoltzhouse
Philadelphia
Chester
Mae Lutz
Harrisburg
Leasie Lutz
Clayton Martin
Iiog Island
Liga Kling
Teater Showers
Manhein
Ada Showers
Fam
W. W. Prauts
Presbyterian Church
Walnut
Moath
Quinton Enok
Svife
Verment Melly
New York
Cuidon
N. J
John Meily
John McCloud
Marry
Brownstown
Whisabelltown
W. A. Sullivan
Youngatoshn
Ohio
New Central Railroad
Local Commissioner Race Sparks Division in Brief Letter
An unsigned communication from yesterday in a contemporary questions the Cowny Commissionership. The piece mocks G A B Zook and hints at party splits as Republicans defend the 400k program and the Moris ticket faces criticism. Advertisement ends then with a dateline noting Oct 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.A. B. Zook
Zook
Moris
Elyan
Messrs
Beanz Biommel
Medalliarer
Republic
Mr. Zook
Menu
Hrraminer
Season for Rabbits Opens Saturday
Local hunters will descend on fields as the rabbit season opens Saturday. Frost has reduced crop shocks aiding rabbit protection while rabbits remain plentiful in fields and scarcer in mountain hollows. Quail numbers are up and farmers report many coveys. some farmers plan to shoot large numbers. A note in the Herald mentions a daily rabbit limit of six, though it should be ten for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesson
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Gunner
Avan
Stevens
Raymond Michael
Telig
Amol Dis
Terre Hill
the Great
Maria H. Peifer
David
Gibble
Henry B. Buch
Althe
Meaeheer
Tiow
Jonny Linds
Bueh
Mr. Bueh
Sarah Graybill
Neffsville Hofe
Henry Buch
Fran of
J. Frank Buch
Neversink
James
Deiatn
Sely
Supl
W. F Habers
Clark Dillenlack
Reading Rail! Made
Garber's Creamery
Europe
Cowny
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