Modern hotel push in Lititz draws interest
The Lititz Business League launches a campaign to build or refurbish a modern hotel. The aim is to attract traveling men and visitors, provide a rest stop for pilgrims and tourists, and boost the town’s prospects as a regional center. The plan reflects broader calls for improved hotel facilities to support tourism and commerce.
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Hotel Committee Named in Lititz Drive for New Inn
A local hotel campaign advances with an executive committee listing names led by Ralph A. Grogs and others. The plan, backed by The Hockenbury System of Harrisburg, aims to finance and survey demand through local funding and citizen awareness, with a meeting set for 4 30 pm to discuss details.
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Ralph A. Grogs
E. E. Haben
G. W. Holbach
Chas. K. Keath
M. Seaman
C. E. Long
Harry R. Wertsch
L. N. Moyer
W. H. Muth
W. M. Plantz
R. M. Spacht
Dr. F. W. Stengel
Joseph B. Wissler
C. S. Zartman
Chester M. Woolworth
Hockenbury System, Inc
Lititz
Hotel Executive Committee
Frymyer clan marks twelfth reunion at Lititz Springs Park
The Frymyer clan held its 12th annual reunion at Lititz Springs Park on Labor Day with about 400 members from 27 towns attending. Officers elected include President J. R. Bowers of Lancaster and Vice President Harry Frymger of Akron. notable attendees from Rothsville, Ephrata, and Lancaster. The event featured a day-long program of hymns, talks, solos, and recitations, plus games directed by Amos Weidman and Howard Grossman for next year. The oldest member was M. M. Getz, 82, the youngest, Clarence Renninger, 11 weeks, each winning a dollar bill.
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Lititz Springs
3. R. Bowers
Lancaster
Harry Frymger
John M. Bruckart
Talmage
Amos Weidman
Rothsville
Howard Grossman
Ephrata
M. M. Getz
Clarence Renninger
New Holland
Werner
Brownstown
Frank H. Weller
RE. V. Sunanday
Wisconsin
Lititz
Public Sale Of Valuable Real Estate In Lancaster County
Public sale set for Thursday October 3 1929 at 2 p m by Orphans Court Lancaster County Pennsylvania. Three tracts on State Highway Clay Township with buildings on tract 1 67 acres 69 perches tract 2 50 acres 142 perches tract 3 9 acres 144 perches. Tracts offered separately or together with terms announced. James H Breitigan guardian Daniel M Weidman owner H Hacker auctioneer Joseph B Wissler attorney.
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David Musser
Josiah Neiss
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George Roshorn
Adam Bollinger
Samuel Sensenich
Samuel Eberly
James Culeman
Peter Miller
James H. Breitigan
Sarah M. Weidman
Mary E. Weidman
Daniel M. Weidman
H. T. Hacker
Joseph B. Wissler
Young Koser Reunion Draws Four Hundred In Manheim
About 400 members of the Young Koser families attended the fifth annual reunion held Saturday afternoon in Kauffman Park Manheim. Irvin Earhart of Elizabethtown was elected president. Officers reelected included Vice President Elam Weaver, East Petersburg, and Secretary Treasurer C H Koser. Historian Miss Martha Young, East Petersburg. Talks by Rev Amos Hottenstein East Petersburg Dr H R Miller Ephrata and Samuel Tilman Manheim.
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Lancaster
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E. Petersburg
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Harry Andes
East Petersburg
Wayne Morris
Sadsburyville
Alice Ressler
Harrisburg
M. L. Darmstaetter
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Manheim
Irvin Earhart
Elizabethtown
Elam Weaver
C. H. Koser
Landisvilles
Martha Young
Amos Hottenstein
H. R. Miller
Ephrata
Samuel Tilinman
Minds Wrongly Attuned: A Mixed-Set Reference Note
The text appears to be a garbled OCR fragment from a weekly issue referencing minds, attunement, and a misparsed title. It mentions a confused phrase about equal minds and a mixed set, with no clear event, person, or organization to anchor a proper news item.
Think Before You Eat Says Mind Affects Diet
Think Before You Eat Science notes that gas trc juices vary with mental state. It asserts that food moistened with tears harms the body and that eater’s mindset matters more than food quality, per American Magazine.
California crew pursues victory in Poughkeepsie race
Leather coxswain Vincent Mal tins leads the University of California rowing team in a closeup shot as California hopes to contend seriously in the Poughkeepsie race against strong opponents.
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University of California
California
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