Chocolate Factory Worker Killed In Auto Cycle Crash
LeRoy Stillinger a 19 year old chocolate factory worker from Lancaster R D 3 was killed in a collision between his motorcycle and a car at the Lititz and Oregon Pike intersection just north of Lancaster. He died in Lancaster General Hospital from concussion and multiple injuries. Funeral services were held at Centerville Church with interment in the adjoining cemetery.
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Chocolate Factory
LeRoy Stillinger
Lancaster
Lititz
Oregon Pikes
Martini Eshleman
Clay
Oyster Point
Young Stillinger
Richard W. Eichelberger
Lancaster R. D
Lancaster General Hospital
Centerville
Birth of a Boy in Lancaster at St. Joseph’s Hospital
A birth is announced for a boy at St. Joseph’s Hospital Lancaster with location 38 East Front Street noted for the family. References to Friday evening are included.
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Ladies” Auxiliary
The
Lititz Fire Company
Richard Gingrich
Pottstown
Bertha Bachman
Philadelphia
Jacob Bachman
Lincoln Ave
Morris Koser
Fiershey
Paul Herr
New Street
Jacob
Paul
Margaret
Melvin
N. Cedar Street
Isaac Erb
Lititz R. D
Martin Metzler
Evisman
Harry Kratzert
Clyde Miller and Son
Neffsville
Ivan Landis
Lancaster
Reed Grayhill
Sara and
Reed, Jr
East Petersburg
East Front Street
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Births Reported for Two Lititz Families
Mr and Mrs Ervin Frank Lititz R D 3 announce a daughter born early Sunday in St Josephs Hospital. Mr and Mrs Phares Bomberger Jof Elm announce a daughter born Saturday in St Josephs Hospital.
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Ervin Frank
Lititz R. D
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Mrs. Phares Bomberger
Jof Elm
Ford Sets Standard of V-8 Engine Quality in 1936 Line
Ford introduces a low price V-8 engine once reserved for luxury cars. The 1936 lineup emphasizes quality value and new features including a modern appearance, redesigned grille, longer streamlined radiators and enhanced upholstery.
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Ford
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Nte
Ati
International Cartoon
Henry J. Snavely
Harry L. Kline
Halfville
Elm
Wertsch’s
Ford Motor Company
F. C. B. Detroit
Fred Waring
Columbia