Pennsylvanian Farmers Swing to Landon Over New Deal
New Deal weary Pennsylvania farmers rally to the Republican banner amid broken promises by the Roosevelt Earle Guffey machine. Farm Journal straw votes show Landon leading Roosevelt two to one in state tests, part of a nationwide trend that places Landon ahead 37,047 to 29,828. Democratic leaders warn of policy excess and political piracy as they face shifting rural support.
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Penna
Alf M. Landon
Farm Journal
Pennsylvania
London
Roosevelt
Landon
Pennn
Searle-Guffey
Recordings of Prose Phrases and Paradoxes
A compact collection of aphorisms on language willpower and prudence. It notes that loose tongues create tight spots and that poverty may be a disguise while kindness and firm business sense shape outcomes.
Brunnerville School Reunion Set for Sept in Brunnerville
Brunnerville plans a school reunion on the grounds Saturday September 19 with a forenoon social hour and an afternoon program. Former teachers will present short talks and refreshments will be sold on site.
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Brunnerville
Cornerstone laid for St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Lititz
A crowd of over 600 witnessed the cornerstone ceremony at Broad and Orange Streets. The Rev. Geo. D. Clarke led the service with assistance from Rev. D. S. Stauffer and Rev. E. S. Hagen. Rev. A. E. Cooper preached the sermon. Also noted were local accidents and school opening details.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Broad and
Orange Streets
Geo. D. Clarke
D. 8. Stauffer
Evangelical Church
E. 8. Hagen
Moravian Church
A. E. Cooper
Manheim
First Day School Attendance Tops Previous Year At Warwick
Fifty years ago news notes a strong school opening with 288 pupils on the first day, 14 more than last year, alongside plans for Warwick track races on September 11 attracting many trotters owners. Whooping cough spreads in Lititz and a steam-heating project begins at R N Wolfe's dwelling and store. A blast in John Stauffer’s new cellar scatters stones.
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Warwick
Lititz
R. N. Wolfe
John Stauffer
US Business Outlook Report Shows Sharp Upturn Across Nation
The Department of Commerce notes a strong general uptrend in business with retail trade held back only by weather. Volume stays above last year, industry momentum remains high, electric power output hits a new peak, and travel tourism reaches record levels as resorts report gains and gas tax revenue helps fund state Centennial celebrations.
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Drouth
Cies
Dallas
New England
St Pauls Lutheran Trustees Buy Parsonage on Orange St
The St Pauls Lutheran Congregation trustees purchased Isaac Habecker’s dwelling on Orange Street on private terms to use as a parsonage. The transaction details the transfer of property for church use.
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St. Paul’s
Isaac Habecker
Orange Street
Committee Seeks Opinions On July 4th Date
Planning committee of Lititz Springs Park invites public input on whether to hold the Fourth of July celebration on a Saturday or Sunday in 1937 and on preferred forms of entertainment. The panel includes Carl B. Workman as chairman, Paris F. Snyder, and Paul H. Bomberger. Last time the Fourth fell on Sunday the event was observed on Saturday.
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Lititz Springs Park
Carl B. Workman
Paris F. Snyder
Paul H. Bomberger
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Lexington
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Mary Newpher
Carrie Tshudy
Lottie Duchman
Laura Buch
Vera Zecher
Euphemia Fasnacht
Cora Reidenbaugh
Elizabeth Zahm
C. K. Lehman
Ethel Holtzhouse
A. S. Longeneecker
Julius Sturgis
Frank Sturgis
Robert Furlow
Perce Furlow
Harry Ditzler
George Evans
Wm. Kissinger
Harry Reidenbaugh
Mary Ada Schnerer
Emma Grosh
Millersville
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