County and Local Events Highlight Hinkletown Bridge and More
State Highway Department surveys for a new Conestoga Creek bridge at Hinkletown are noted as the Cloister Post of the American Legion has pressed for safety. A new bridge will replace the old structure early next year amid ongoing local activity and public interest. The Stevens Amusement Company hosted an unusual event featuring the Washington Band of Annville with free sandwiches made from a 1000 pound steer meat, plus a ticket program offering two automobiles as prizes for the October 11 season finale headlined by the U S Army Band. Paradise tram tracks and bridges in the two-bridge section of the Lincoln Highway near Paradise show progress with trolleys usable soon and car traffic expected within two weeks. In Ephrata, Habecker’s liquor charges were dropped after a federal grand jury found agents’ actions unjustified. Lancaster’s Jules Gottlieb reported that 50 parachute bombs and 2,500 pilot chutes were ordered and inspected at Follmer Clog plant, noting about 10 percent of government parachutes are made there. In Marietta, sentences totaling four to eight years in solitary were given to Frank Shields for arson and aiding a holdup, with additional years for involvement in the Marietta grocery store holdup. William Reese received three to six years for the same holdup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephrata
State Highway Department
Hinkletown
The
American Legion
Stevens
Stevens Amusement Company, Inc
Washington Band
Annville
U. S. Army Band
Washington
D. C
Paradise
Lincoln Highway
Lancaster
Jules
Gottlieb
United States Department of Commerce
Follmer Clog
Gottleib
Marietta
Frank Shields
Gilliland
Community Dinner Hosts Noted Local Families
Mr and Mrs Iva Longenecker hosted a Sunday dinner with numerous local families from Florin Roseville Lititz Penryn and Lancaster area including Forney Eshleman Wearney Longenecker Diffenderfer Henney Minnich and others Also social calls at Homer Hiestand residence and visits by school teacher John Minnich and Mrs Maria Stauffer list multiple neighbors and guests from the region
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva
Longenecker
Monroe B. Forney
J. E. Eshleman
Orpha
Robert
Effie Ruth
Roy Wearney
Roy, Jr
Florin
Nathaniel Longenecker
Ruth
Mary Ellen
Jaden
Roseville
Clayton Diffenderfer
Hiram G. Minnich
Midway Church of the Brethren
Amon &. Longenecker
Manheim
Ellen Jane Longenecker
John Minnich
York
H. G. Minnich
Homer Hiestand
Sanford Todd
Willis Kinterline
Mary Hiestand
Elias Fry
Rothsville
Ella Hiestand
Earl Rodger
Fmnaily
John E.ishleman
Maria Stauffer
Pipe Line Upholded Across Lancaster Farms by Susquehanna Pine Line
Judge John M. Groff of Lancaster Court Saturday upheld the Susquehanna Pine Line Company in dissolving a temporary injunction requested by three land owners. The ruling allows the pipeline to proceed over about 50 properties across Lancaster County, with the company not exceeding its rights and the court not questioning its good faith. Plaintiffs Enos R. Roger David M. Grayhill and Enos L. Heller of Manheim township had filed a bill to restrain the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna Pine Line Company
Lancaster Court
John M. Groff
Groff
Lancaster County
Enos R. Roger
David M. Grayhill
Enos L. Heller
Manheim Township
Susquehanna Company
Large Barn and House Burn on Abram Heisey Farm near Mastersonville
Fire destroyed a barn and dwelling on Abram Heisey’s farm near Mastersonville on Saturday afternoon. Two hundred chickens forty rabbits and twelve hogs perished. Loss estimated at 12000 with partial insurance. Heisey family found fire after parking car in barn while in a field. fire spread rapidly. Neighbors and Manheim firemen arrived quickly. barn leveled, house saved with some furniture and equipment. Hay wheat straw and implements were also lost.
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Abram Heisey
Mastersonville
Heisey
Teisey
Manheim
Alive after five years believed dead shocks state
Agatha Bolick, long thought the victim of a torch murder, is alive in Pottsville. The discovery restarts a larger debate about the grave marked with her name since 1925 and rekindles a statewide probe into white slavery as investigators comb through the mystery surrounding the brutal slaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Agatha Bolick
Neffsville News Briefs and Community Notes
The Willing Workers Class hosts a chicken and wafer supper on September 13 on R. L. Brookmyer’s lawn. U B Church Ladies Aid met at Mrs Christ Yecker’s home. Last Communion Service of the Conference Year planned for September 21 with weekly prayer meetings Wednesdays. Local families and visitors are noted visiting and traveling, with several moves and weekend gatherings across Neffsville, Lititz, Lancaster, Millersville, and Washington.
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U. B
R. L. Brookmyer
Ladies’ Aid Society
Christ Yecker
Howard Johns
Leola
Percy Reifsnyder
Reading
Jacob Hornberger
Bertha Fulmer
Chester Fulmer
George Zahm
John Graver
Near Neffsville
William Fulmer
Lititz
Harry Stumpf and Son
James Bleecher
Lancaster
Chester ¥Ulmer
Colorado's 14,000-Foot Peaks Highlight State's High Terrain
The guide notes that Colorado contains 42 mountains at or above 14,000 feet and 13 more over that mark, with roughly one seventh of the state lying above 10,000 feet. The feature appears in Woman's Home Companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Court to Confirm Nisi Accounts in 1930 Proceedings
Accounts to be presented to the Court for confirmation nisi on Monday September 15 1930. Hartman Albert F Trust Estate Lancaster Trust Co succeeding Trustee. Foreman Sarah weak minded Columbia Trust Co guardian. C E B Helm Prothonotary.
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Nisi
Hartman
Albert F
Lancaster Trust Co
Foreman
Sarah
Columbia Trust Co
Guardian
C. EB. Helm
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Highlang Golf
Eoir
Ing of Senior
North Queen Street
Appel & Weber
William Habecker
Federal
Philadelphia
Teascagter County
Habecker
W. H. Buch
Clothier & Gents’ Furnisher
Route Three
Nissley Rohrer
Mervin
Hayden Bomberger
Forrest Henning
William Wadsworth
Norristown
Robert and
Peggy Snyder
Mrs
Simon Snyder
Amos Snavely
Gertrude Hallacher
David Graham
Thomas Erb
Violet
Esther Cochran
Lloyd Neff
Beatrice Singer
Salisbury Township
And
Mirs
Amos R. Singer
Berwick
Mary Keener
Mary
Pennsylvania
J. More Campbell
Bureau of
Carlisle
Elizabeth Beyea
Scranton
Scranton Railway Company
Carbondale
Mayfield Barn
Sunbury
Northumberland County
John J. Cullen
Mount Carmel
Cullen
Shamokin
John Kaniman
Ora
Yae
Neffsville News
Homer Kauffman
Noah Landis
Elvin Sheaffer
William Sheaffer
John Latz
Neffsville High School
Harvey Kurtz
Millersville
Emmett
State Teachers’ College
Frank Petter
Sot
John Hornberger
Litita
Joseph C. Brown
Borough of
Farmers National Bank of
Joseph B. Wisster
Jerome L. Baker
Warwick Township
Kissel Hill
William Y. Baker
Joseph B. Wissler
Sepul
Jacob A. May
Warwick Town
Nathan I. Long
Miles
Miles Tse Ma
Millway
Akron Ephrata
Denver
New York
Hudson New Burgh
Riverside Drive
Grant
Newburgh
Eric C. Fevley
Sixth & Court Street
Penna
Lutz’s
B. F. Lutz
GEO. H. Lee CO
Penryn Poultry Farm
A. B. Heagy
R. D
W.M. Amer
Lititz, PA
M. Ada Schnerer
Huebener & Habecker
Main St
Hershey & Gibbel Conveyancers
Scrivenere Real
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