Typhoid cases rise in Marklesburg and Saxton linked to wells
Health Officer Fred D. Wells reports mild typhoid outbreaks in Marklesburg and Saxton traced to infected well water. Sporadic cases in the county attributed to drought effects on springs and streams. Coatesville public schools report record enrollment. Bayertown mines to be oil-treated as mosquito breeding grounds. Hershey Park closes summer session with band concerts. Reading notes counterfeit $10 bills in circulation.
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Huntingdon
Fred D. Wells
Marklesburg
Saxton
Bayertown
Pennsylvania
Cornwall
Boyertown
Miss Grosh Heads County WCTU Officers Convention
The Lancaster county WCTU reelected and named officers and department heads for 1930. New president and editors include Miss A V Grosh as editor and business manager of The Message, with Myra Miller Stauffer as membership promoter. The report covers branch secretaries, ten department heads, evangelism, meetings, and new Young People’s branch. Isaac Newton is cited as gaining luck in a Thrift Magazine piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Barr
Lancaster
Laura B. Stubbs
Peach Bottom
Nora Brown
Christiana
Pauline Favenson
Anna P. Mylin
Young People’s Branch
Anna B. Ferguson
Kirkwood
Loyal Temperance Legion
Helen Walton
White Rock
Temperance
A. H. Hurst
East Petersburg
Myra Miller Stauffer
Manheim
Fairfield
Lititz
Rohrerstown
Little Britain
Sue H. McSparran
Furniss
Myra M. Stauffer
New Providence
Howard Cover
Bengal
India
Myra Miller
Precious Jewels
Marian Vogel, Manheim
Temperance Light Bearers
Raymond Dobbs
Liita
Mary Mikseh
Morris Kauffman
H E. Grosch
J. C. H. Light
M. C. Demmy
Anna Andrews
Florence Dochter
Bart
Nina C. Walker
Gap
Tale Of Salt Pillar And Reversed Fate In Pulpit Play
A church sermon about Lot's wife turning to salt contrasts with a joke about a wife turning into a lamp post. The column notes that in nature many species show larger females, citing muskellunge and hen jack snipe as examples of female size advantage.
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Lot
Detroit Motor News
Lititz Firemen Rally Past Elizabethtown 6-1 on Springs Diamond
The Lititz Firemen beat the Elizabethtown Club 6-1 on Saturday. Horst, a former Lancaster High School star, pitched for Lititz. Reidenbach hit a home run with Doremus on base, marking a key moment in the game.
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Springs
Elizabethtown
Horst
Lancaster
Reidenbach
Doremus
Derr
Hahn
R. Shirk
Alwine
Finger
Shiffer
Coble
Zimmerman
Boltz
Diehm
Carpenter
Hoffman
Albright
Oxen Dutuk
Wolf
Lititz Easstm
Rank
Long
Kreider
Bridge at Mountville Damaged By Flames
A Mountville bridge on the Lincoln Highway over the Pennsylvania Railroad caught fire and burned its wooden floor. Locals formed a bucket brigade to extinguish the blaze, which narrowly avoided destruction amid state probes into recent regional bridge collapses.
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Lancaster County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mountville
Reading
Eden
Opinion on kindness and deserve of consideration
A Partland Oregonian reader argues that many complaints about lack of kindness come from people who do not deserve it, believing themselves worthy of consideration. The writer emphasizes a stance that genuine courtesy should be earned rather than expected.
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Coatesville
Carl Brenner
Hershey
Hershey Park
Lloyd Major
Liberty Band of
Middletown
Edward R. Hintz
Reading Chamber of Commerce
Federal Reserve
Holtzhouse’s
Main Street
Lititz, Pa
Libby
NEW Cope
Virginia
Fk 90c Basket
Seaman
LEED
Miss Grosh Heads
Luck
Isaac Newton
Frank Thayer
Thrift Magazine
Newton
Philadelphia
Roquefort
Tie Handy Store
South Broad Street
Long the Cleaner
North Broad Street
Fath’s
Master Cleaners
RayArt Goodie Shop
East Main Street
Chrysler
de Soto
Desoto
Chrysler Motors
N. Broad St
J.F. Longenecker
Lititz, Penna
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