Niagara Falls Picture by Robert Longenecker
Local notes report Robert Longenecker took a photograph of Niagara Falls. The item lists area residents moving, school band events, weather, quoit pitching, chamber meetings, a Rotary talk by Rev Harl Bowman, and corn stalk displays at the Warwick House. Market prices show eggs at 45 cents and poultry on sale.
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Robert Longenecker
Niagara Falls
Rotary
Harl Bowman
Gettysburg
Bricker
Lititz Men Head To Canada For Three Week Hunt
Charles Bricker of Lititz H H Martin of Manheim and E D Wood of Philadelphia sail for a three week hunting trip in Canada. A Lititz Band concert is set for Saturday evening at the Warwick House on North Broad Street. An Niagara Falls photo from an airplane by Charles Robert Longenecker shows Canadian Falls and shore details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harles Bricker
Lititz
H. H. Martin
Manheiman
E. D. Wood
Philadelphia
Canada
Lititz Band
Warwick House
N. Broad St
Niagara Falls
Charles Robert Longenecker
J. F. Longenecker
Canadian Falls
Longenecker
Mexico
Sacred Concert in Springs Park Sunday Afternoon
The combined Male Choruses of York Ephrata and Lititz will perform in Springs Park this Sunday at 3 PM. Directed by H. W. Hershey of York the group of about 125 men will sing a total of ten numbers across two numbers per chorus and eight more by the combined choir.
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York
Ephrata
Lititz
Springs Park
H. W. Hershey
Mountain Springs Hotel
Smut Train Demonstration Invited Farmers Today
Demonstration train arrives in town to clean and inoculate seed wheat for farmers and millers. Sponsored by Pennsylvania State College and railroads, only dust cost charged. Applications and tickets available at the local railroad station. Train open until nine this evening.
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Pennsylvania State College
Auto Crash Injures East Petersburg Men in Rome
Arthur Stiner of East Petersburg and another man were hurt in a Sunday early morning crash at Rome when their car struck a telephone pole. Stiner’s head was pushed through the windshield with deep scalp wounds and a bruised arm. The car was totaled and the defect steering gear was blamed. He received treatment from Dr. Martin.
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Arthur Stiner
East Petersburg
Rome
Stiner
Dr. Martin
Grumbling and Pwize Take Enjoyable Washington Trip
Stephen Grumbling andPwize of the second ward joined a party to Washington D C for their first visit to the capital. They spent three days there and remarked on the grand desk and the amount of money spent. The trip was described as enjoyable.
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Stephen Grumbling
Pwize
Second Ward
Washington, D. C
National Capital
Traction Engine Collision Injures Keller Barber
Raymond Warren, the new barber at Keller's Barter Show, collided with a traction engine on the Lancaster and Lititz pike Saturday while both vehicles moved in the same direction. He could not swerve due to an oncoming car and excessive speed. Warren suffered bruises and has been unable to work since. Damages to his automobile run to several hundred dollars.
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Raymond Warren
Keller
Lancaster
Lititz Pike
Warren
Moravian Sunday School Holds Annual Corn Roast
Misiea KE reports several corn roasts by the Moravian Sunday School community. The pastor's Bible Class met in Springs Park Tuesday with 155 attendees. The Ladies Sewing Society and Circle of 7 Daughters hosted events on Thursday. The Little Male Chorus hosted a corn roast Monday in the Park with many dogs and other foods. A feature included a Quaker Meeting in Victor Wagner with Emma Long assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misea KE
Misies
Wm. Grosh
Moravian Sunday School
Tladies
Moravian Horcas Circle
Springs Park
G. Brenneman
Crosland
Hassler
Victor Wagner
Emma Long
Solomon Stream
Ten Ladies To Stand On Cake At Majestic Range Demo
Ephrata merchants advertise a Majestic Range demonstration from September 15 to 22. Ten ladies will stand on the cake as part of the promotion while old slaves are offered in exchange for new ranges. Visit the store to see the range and mention the ad.
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I. G. Lux
Ephrata
Trap Factory Prepares for Busy Trapping Season
With the trapping season near, the Animal Trap Company readies for a busy period. The plant operates in the evenings and points to another strong year ahead despite field conditions impacting activity. Local concern faces uncertain future amid fluctuating demand.
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Edions
Warwick House Sale At Warwick Ho Auction
Unclear notes describe a sale held last Saturday with prices ranging from 69 cents per bushel for produce to figures for linen, kitchen items, dress goods, sweaters, veils, and tobacco. Items include a washing machine at 82.50, shoes at 2.25 per pair, and potatoes at 26 cents per pound among various textiles and household goods.
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Warwick Ho
Stengel family plead guilty at Quarter Sessions Court
Rev Frederick William Stengel principal of Linden Hall Seminary and his son Charles W. Stengel 26 pleaded guilty to assault and battery in a case brought by KR E Buch. Judge Groff fined 25.06 dollars plus costs and dismissed all others connected. Stengel received greetings from Lititz officials and seminary supporters after the verdict ending a long legal fight.
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John M. Groff
Frederick William Stengel
Linden Hall Seminary
Charles W. Stengel
KR. E. Buch
Groff
Stengel
Record
Lancaster
Charles W. Stengle
Abberville
Alderman Crapnell
John Gill
Young Stengel
Rev. Stengel
Toasted Pretzels and Politics In A Patchy Town Column
Reading manufacturer touts toasted pretzels as a big product while local hat shop owner in Lititz disputes the claim and jokes about advertising. Florence Knapp, former New York Secretary of State, is jailed in Albany for public funds misappropriation, described with partisan color. The piece ends with editorial ties to party loyalty and skepticism toward crookedness in office.
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Florence Knapp
New York
Albany
Florence
Ome
Carols
Democratic Watch
Bellefonte
Warwicks Worldwide Ties Highlighted by Warwick Advertiser
The Warwick Advertiser and Leamington Gazette notes nineteen Warwicks worldwide with Warwick township in Lancaster County cited as origin. It details names, origins, and connections from Warwick England to towns in North Dakota Texas Rhode Island Maryland Ontario and more. The piece discusses founder links John Paul Heath Richard Carter and regional history plus a call for school children to exchange letters with overseas namesakes.
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Warwick and Warwickshire Aidvertizer
Leaitington Gazathe
Warwick
England
Lancaster County
North Dakota
U.S. A
Brewster Co
Texas
U. S
Kent Co
Rhode Island
Lancaster Co
Pennsylvania
U. S.A
Warwick Co
Virginia
Kansas State
Lincoln County
Oklahoma
Summit County
Ohio
Franklin County
Mass
Orange County
Worth Co
Georgia
Cecil Co
Warwick Panel Across the Seas
Warwick Township
Richard Carter
Warwickshire
Maryland
U. A
John Paul Heath
Eng
Sassafras River
West Indies
Sasefras
Delaware
Penmsylvania
Chesapeake
Delaware Bays
Old Bohemia Catholic
Seas
Canada
Kelier's Bakery Expands Night Shift and Pies Menu
Kelier's Bakery will start a night shift to ensure fresh bread and cakes by morning and throughout the day. Andy Boyer, an experienced baker, will oversee the night operations. Layer cakes and home made pies are added, using top quality ingredients. Pies will be sold on all Keller Bakery teams and trucks. Pauli Kauffman oversees baking cakes lager cakes pies and buns.
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Kelier
Andy Boyer
Keller Bakery
Pauli Kauffman
Junior Garden Club To Tour Gardens
The Lititz Junior Garden Club will tour gardens on Saturday September 5 1928. The tour starts at the home of Ray and Jacob Bushong Lititz RD 4 at sharp. The club invites any interested person to join and welcomes youths ages 10 to 18 to accompany and join the club.
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Lititz
Ray
Jacob Bushong
Lititz R. D
At & O
Organ Recital at South Bethlehem Church This Saturday
An organ recital will be given in the church at South Bethlehem on west Saturday July 24 commencing at 6 o clock. The organ will be interspersed with ambims by the choir of the Bethlehem church and the occasion will be a rich treat for lovers of good music. The organ donated to the St Bethlehem church by our Litita congregation and erected by Prof S F Van Wiek is a fine instrument and our desire is for its inauguration in the South Bethlehem church with attendance of all friends of the congregation.
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Bethlehem
Howard Evans
St. Bethlehem
Litita
S. F. van Wiek
Bethlehm Church
Local Graduates To Enter College In 1928 Class
The Lititz High School class of 1928 graduates proceed to college or professions. Helen Eby and Ruth Marble will enroll at Goshen College Indiana. Kenneth Corbett enters FP and M College Lancaster. Others include Robert Tongenecker Moravian College Bethlehem Ruth Farrand Temple University Philadelphia Leon Dissinger Lebanon Valley College Annville David Miller Lancaster Business College Lancaster Viola Bisker Columbia University New York Sara Rose Mary Evenrode Reading Hospital LeRoy Mumma Hazel Mathers Mary Minnich Elizabethtown College John Moore Alberta Eicher William Getz Sara Oehme Millersville State Normal School.
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Litits High School
Helen Eby
Ruth Marble
Goshen College
Indiana
Kenneth Corbett
Fp, & M. College
Lancaster
Robert Tongenecker
Moravian College
Bethlehem
Ruth Farrand
Temple Univerity
Philadelphia
Leon Dissinger
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
David Miller
Lancaster Business College
Viola Bisker
Columbia University
New York
Sara Rose
Mary Evenrode
Reading Hospital
LeRoy Mumma
Hazel Mathers
Mary Minnich
Elizabethtown College
John Moore
Alberta Eicher
William Getz
Sara Oehme
Millersville State Normal School
High School Takes Charge of Star Course
The Star Course, previously run by the Alumni Association, will be managed by the High School this year. Students will sell course tickets to raise funds to buy four new radio sets for the schools. Booked events include Nov 5 New Brooms, Nov 27 Apollo Duo, Jan 8 Judge Fred G Bale, Jan 23 Mulvaney Concert Party, and Feb 20 Glenn L Morris.
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Alumni Association
Apollo Duo
Fred
G. Bale
Mulvaney
Glenn L. Morris
School Teacher Suffered Sudden Appendicitis On Duty
J. Gordon Starr history teacher and athletic coach at the public schools collapsed at 3 pm yesterday with acute appendicitis. He was rushed to Lancaster hospital where an immediate operation was performed.
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J. Gordon Starr
Lancaster
Local Travel Notes From area Readers
A long list of short travel and visit notes from residents of Lebanon County and surrounding areas. Entries mention resumes of study, visits to Atlantic City Philadelphia Annapolis Md Camp Hill Camp sites Allentown Topton and various trips to New York Oregon California Colorado and other states. Many couples and families are listed including Fasnacht Fass Hacker Reidenbach Dillman Worley Leibig and others with occasional specifics like nursing graduation and a ministerial meeting.
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Frederick W. Stengel
Charles
Bir
Ed. Grube
Pottstown
Frank Showers
Tatuiz High School
Ephrata Quoit Club
Lnitz
D. M. Risser
Starr
Chamber of Commerce
Sturgis & Haines
Florence K. Tyner
Jefferson Keener
Alfred Kilian
Bacon Kauffman
Orange Street
Reading Railroad
Hudson
New York City
Yanks
Thuntinge
Moviez
Washington
H. J. Pierson
Claude E. Marbie
Rev
Lindenstall Seminary
Courtwell
Warwicks
Kelier’s Bakery
Junior Garden Club
Kathryn Fasnacht
State College
Esther Fass
Atlantic City
Mrs. Lester Hacker
William Fasnacht
Brother Miles
Mrs
Seldemridge
Elmer Reidenbach
C. B. Dillman
Grantville
Luita
Ralph Worley
Raymond Worley
Carlisle
Sue Ulrich
Waldeck
Lebanon County
H. A. Seabex
Lilie Rudy
Janet
Annapolis, Md
Emma Grosh
Plainfield, N. J
Spruce Street
John Fass
Harvey Leader
Stricklertown
Mildred Danwagler
Flossie Maner
Westfield, N. J
Sadie Leitzinger
Wallace Leibig
Milbach
Harvey Seaber
Evelyn Sturgis
Philadelphia General Hospital
Alice Fasnacht
Colorado
Oregon
California
Loretta Hershey
Middle West
Drexel Institute
Walter Riegel
Gordon Riegel
Wm. Riegel
Grace Kennel
The
Telephone Exchange
Allentown
Topton
Mirs
Paul Diener
Reading
Harry C. Miliey
South Broad Street
Mary Reidenbach
Harry Zook
Camp Hill
Cumberland County
Frank Burkholder
Burkholder
Shamokin
W. H. Muth
John N. Hayes
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Ehner Kelor
Geo. Roach
Mooridan
Conn
Springfield
Wooster
E. S. Crosland
Mgr
Louis Huebener
Graceham
Jom Hosler
Hershey
Ray Wetherhold
Ralph Downey
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