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Advertisers and others are notified the paper goes to press each Thursday morning and cannot assure insertion after Wednesday afternoon. Communications must include writer name and address as faith guarantee. Obituaries and society resolutions five cents per line. First insertion one cent per word, additional insertions one and a half cents. Notices for entertainments and fundraisers priced per word. Renewals advised by date on paper margin. Change of address requires current and new details. Subscription terms one year one dollar if prepaid, 1.25 if delayed. Entered at Lititz Pa post office as second class matter.
Lititz Opens School With Crowded Rooms And Need For New Building
Miss Anna K. Miller leads an enlarged Lititz school system as enrollment soars to 568 with 64 beginners. The high school houses 106 students, including 23 seniors, after removing a partition to enlarge the auditorium. Warwick township also opens schools. Rothsville plans a two story addition to ease crowding while preparing further alterations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna K. Miller
Warwick
Lititz
Mary E. Newpher
Eee Taeadeady
E. Caroline
Tschudy
Wea Eteeg
Mary Longenecker
Cesceeenne i
Miss Mary Tschudy
Margaret Mueller
Elizabeth Sahm
Mary Rose
Edith Spring
Maud Hostetter
Millersville
P. E. Beck
Warwick Township
Rothsville
Harvey J. Rodgers
Warwick High School
Emanuel Stoner
Lexington
Brunnerville
M. Bowman
Kissel Hill
Rothaville
Rodgers
Marie McColand
Joseph Mohn
Blanche Smith
Elizabeth Martin
Emma Warfel
From Our Correspondents in Lancaster Village Notes
Correspondents report on local visits and events. Sylvester Furlow, a Stevens Trade School student, visited the village over the weekend. Clay township schools will open September 6. The Ephrata Lebanon Traction Co cut Hopeland to Ephrata fares from forty to thirty cents. Isaac Weitzel grows Havana tobacco with stalks up to five feet. Mrs. Harry Wertsch of Lititz and her children visited her parents. Milford Marks and family from Lititz visited his brother John. Fifty U B congregants rode a special car to a prayer meeting in Iowa, Lebanon County. Tobias Haldeman and Adam Hernisen fished near Barnville. Watermelon crop in the area is a failure this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Furlow
Stevens Trade School
Lancaster
Clay Township
Ephrata and Lebanon Traction Company
Hopeland
Ephrata
Isaac Weitzel
Harry Wertsch
Lititz
Abraham Meiskey
Millford Marks
John
U. B
Iowa
Lebanon County
Tobias Haldeman
Adam Hernisen
Barnville
Berks County
Heidelberg Township
John L. Sherk
Register of Wills
Annie Focht
Philadelphia
Central Hotel
Stork
John N. Backenstose
Henry
Ruth
Lancaster Avenue
Market Street
Mary Rutter
Ruths
Lemon D. Sharp
Lebanon
Heidelberg Township Water Company
Universal Company
New York
Morrison
The
Pipe Company
T. Royce Brendle
Sumneytown
Brendle
Edmund Graeff
Neffsville News Social and church notices weave county wide events
Revival meetings at the Brethren church closed with large turnout. Electric lights installed at the U S church by Chas Kratzert. County Christian Endeavor plans its 25th annual meeting at St Peter’s Lutheran on Sept 14 with up to 500 delegates and talks by Rev James S Armentrout Rev A E B Cooper and Rev G D Gossard. Also Knights of Malta groups meet for Neffsville services. school term opens Sept 6. Peach crop poor from excessive rain. various town visits and visits by clergy and locals. White Oak Church dedicated with dedicatory sermons. baptisms on Cocalico creek. local sports plans and travel to Denver. multiple town residents visiting, moving, or returning from trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Thos
J. Eby
U. S
Chas. Kratzert
Lancaster County Christian Endeavor Society
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
James S. Armentrout
Harrisburg
First Presbyterian Church
Lancaster
Christian Endeavor
A. E B. Cooper
Jersey Shore
Zion Lutheran Church
Manheim
G. D. Gossard
D. D
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Knights of Malta
Dames of Malta
Centre Square
Neffsville
United Brethren Church
G. Kauffman
White Cross Commandery
U. B
Lancaster Evangelical Chorus
Prof. Burkhart
Open season list and penalties for wildlife and fish
Open season dates for wild turkey pheasants quail woodcock blackbirds Gray and fox squirrels from October 15 to November 20. Rabbits listed from November 1 to November 30. Raccoon October 16 to December 31. Beer season October 15 to December 1. Deer December 1 to December end. Unlawful breeding selling rats. Shipping rules require owner presence and proper labeling in English. Fines listed for deer bear rabbit squirrel game birds. Rewards for fox wildcat weasel mink. Grass bass season June 15 to November 30. Trout April 15 to July 31. Salmon trout June 15 to November 30. Rockfish anytime. Shad and herring March 1 to June 20.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. F. Buch
Lititz Pa
Schaefferstown
Neffsville News
Brownstown and Vicinity
New White Oak
White Oak
Penn Township
Diller Moyer
Bareville
Kaylor
Mountville
W. A. C. Eby
C. M. Zook
Columbia
Denver
Spencer Bear
N. Y. Central Railroad
C. D. Brown
Jere G. Mumma
Atlantic City
Rev. P. Willard Brown
Reading
John Singer
Kermit
Aaron Singertrand
Palmyra
Hershey
Thomas Spalding
Blanche Trefton
Camden
N. J
William and
Leona Williams
Charles White
Ivan Kauffman
China
Nyack
Ella Alexander
J. Sesseman
M. W. Phillippi
Pennsylvania
Game and Fish Laws
Lewis N. Moyer
Penna
the Heger Store
W. King Si
Uncle Josh
Hager Outfit
Soc Weekly
Hager
Grafanola
Otfit D
Behr Bros. & Co
Augustus Baus & Co
Lester
Heppe
Kohler & Lang
Dissinger
N. Broad Street
Blossom Hill
Mathew
Seaman & Seed
Trimmer
C. S. Zartman
Lititz, Pa
H.R. Wertsch Main St
Maurice River
Drybread’s Restaurant
E. Main Street
Grosh . Carriage Co
Shad
Leaman & Leed
N. Broadst
Tok
Leaman
Lawrence K.grosh
Insurance and Real Estate
P.O
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