Debate and Singing Mark Warwick Grange Meeting
The Warwick Grange met at Rothsville High School on Monday evening with good attendance and many visitors. John Brockhart led the meeting, with Mrs. B. L. Miller in charge of the literary program. Reports were read by the purchasing committee and auditors. The Grange insurance agent spoke, and postcards from Mr. and Mrs. John Long traveling in Colorado and California were circulated.
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Warwick Grange
Rothsville High School
John Brockhart
B. L. Miller
Grange Insurance
John Long
Colorado
California
Farm Club Meeting Ends With Light Social Hour
Members split into six groups reciting nursery rhymes then heard a reading by Miss Hilda Stauffer. A debate on city country dependence favored the affirmative. Readings, songs, and group singing followed with cake and coffee served by Mrs. John Galbreath. Next meeting September 2 invites members and visitors.
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Hilda Stauffer
George Grunenberger
John Galbreath
John Brackatt
Oscar Deamer
Wildwood
Twlight
Death of Charles W. Stengel at Mt. Gretna
Charles W. Stengel 28 son of Dr F W Stengel of Linden Hall died at his parents Mt Gretna summer home after illness of tuberculosis. Survived by wife Avis Elizabeth Howard and children Wilda Beth Howard Mendrith, parents, and brothers George Douglas James Frederick and Lowell Otis. Funeral at Mt Gretna and interment in Zion Cemetery Pottstown. Born Bethlehem educated Moravian Prep Dover Public School Nazareth Hall F M College Lansdowne Presbyterian Church and later worked as traveling salesman and partner in a Delaware Valley enterprise. Married May 31 1924 in Los Angeles. Local obituary notes 1926 business sale and five years abroad before returning home.
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Charles William Stengel
F. W. Stengel
Linden Hall
Mt. Gretna
Zion Cemetery
Pottstown
Mr. Stengel
Bethlehem
Washington
Los Angeles
Standard Oil Company
Avis Elizabeth Howard
Lansdowne
Geisinger Memorial Hospital
Danville
Saranac Lake
New York City
Wilda Beth
Howard and
Mendrith
George Douglas
Grand Rapids, Mich
James Frederick
Atlanta, Ga
Lowell Otis
Lititz
Training Class A Meeting at Moravian Chapel
A meeting is planned at the Moravian Sunday School Chapel this evening to organize a teacher training class. A successful class was held last winter. Rev. W. R. Sammer and Rev. H. J. Kline will teach during the first semester.
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Moravian Sunday School
W. R. Sammer
H. J. Kline
W C T U Names Six Working Groups for Year
W C T U appointed six project groups led by Mrs. M C Demmy Mrs H E Grosh Mrs Elizabeth Hepp Mrs H J Kline Mrs J C H Light and Mrs J K Mathers The group heads outlined plans including school visitation week after September 28 with readings by several members A Sabbath Observance department superintendent was named Mrs M S Kauffman The next meeting is Monday evening September 2 on Convention Impressions with an offering of sixty one cents.
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M. C. Demmy
H. E. Grosh
Elizabeth Hepp
H. J. Kline
J. C. H. Light
J K. Mathers
M. S. Hess
A.V. Grosh
E. Nethercott
Mary Miksch
J. K. Mathers
Ella Buch
L. A. Weitzel
Hints For Homemakers Warns On Summer Flavors And Curtain Rod Tips
Jane Rogers advises adding unusual flavors to summer beverages by mixing into sweetened lemonade and tart jelly syrups. She notes vivid color and distinct tastes, recommending two or three teaspoons per large glass, and offers a curtain hem tip using a thimble to ease rod threading and protect fabrics.
Cutting a Jersey Dress Advances in Jersey Fabric
A new Jersey cloth durene and worsted blend offers stronger, stretch resistant fabric for home dressmaking. The article advises sharp scissors, a stable cutting surface, proper pattern layout, pins, tailor chalk, and careful pressing to ensure clean cuts and easy laundering, with future notes on mandering Jersey.
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New Jersey
Jersey
Tallor
Expansion Figures Mentioned In Various Factoids
A fragment notes Alabama rivers with 1468 miles navigable of which 460 are fully developed. An odd line asks for measles reference in a sickroom. A San Marino line states the country is the world’s smallest republic at 32 square miles.
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Alabama
San Marino
Republic
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E. Main St
Lititz, Pa
Keller's Barber Shop
Harris Building
Charles W. Stengel
Dover
Ohio
Nazareth Hall
F. & M. College
Lancaster
Lansdowne Presbyterian Church
Long, the Cleaner
North Broad Street
Roy H. Long
Hellman
Winsall
Franklin
Howard
Waldorf
Seaman & Seed
Jane Rogers
Emma Lou Fetta
Alberta
Provincia Pacliament
Canada
Jimmy W
Willie
Torarito Globe
Lebang
WWE
RayArt Goodie Shop
East Main Street
Lititz Springs
Lititz, Penna
Broad and
Marion
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