Revived Lancaster Fair Opens Tuesday Under New Management
The Lancaster County Fair returns this year after a lapse since 1980. The exposition runs Tuesday to Saturday September 22 with a free pre opening show night before. Ralph A. Hankinson leads the effort with horse racing and a floral display alongside hundreds of agricultural and livestock exhibits. Tuesday is School Day inviting all school age children free admission.
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Lancaster County Fair
Ralph A. Hankinson
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Frymyer Reunion Celebrates 16th Annual Gathering
The Frymyer clan held its sixteenth annual reunion at Springs Park on Labor Day with about 200 attendees. President John M. Bruckart of Talmage led the business session, reaffirming officers including J. R. Bowers and Mrs. John M. Bruckart, and planning for a 1995 reunion at the same venue.
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Frymyer
Springs Park
John M. Bruckart
Talmage
J. R. Bowers
Lancaster
Frank Weller
K. Frymyer
Tohrata
Elam Myer
Akyvon
Leroy Mumma
Rothsville
F. H. Weller
John K. Frymyer
Ellis Dunwoody
Frank Weiler
Bruckart
W. C. Mason
Mr. Bruckar
Mary Billen
Clarence Bowers
Clarence Weitzel
Reading
Luke Frymyer
Aaron Weidman
Rathsville
Harvey Koehler
Labor Day
Mrs. I
Witmyer
Lowny Mys
John Haele
Brickerville Social Roundup Features Local Visits
Mrs Elmer Beek and her children spent Sunday with her parents the Daniel Whitcrafts at Brickerville. Lloyd Obey and family visited Lancaster on Saturday. Esther Zarttan attended the Lloyd Ober family day last week. Adult Bible Class at St John s Church Brickerville met at the Zeviman home near Gesington Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Samuel W Elser enjoyed a duck dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Samuel Nissley Sunday. Mr and Mrs Henry Shenk and Mr and Mrs J W Gerhart spent Sunday afternoon together.
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Elmer Beek
Daniel Whitcraft
Brickerville
Esther Zarttan
Lloyd Ober
St. John’s Church
B.K. Zeviman
Gesington
Samuel W. Elser
Samuel Nissley
Myr
Henry Shenk
J. W. Gerhart
Longenecker Family Holds 33rd Reunion in Springs Park
The Longenecker Longacre Longaker Longenecker reunion met in Springs Park on Saturday. Bad weather reduced attendance and the program was not held. Rev. C. R. Longenecker presided as president. James Longacre of Reading, 39, was the oldest man. Annie Keller, 78, of Pottstown, the oldest woman, both honored with flowers. The youngest attendee was Titita R. D., weeks old, who received a baby spoon. Officers will serve another year. next year’s gathering is planned for Potstown.
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Longacre
Longaker
Longenecker
Springs Park
C. R. Longenecker
Lebanon
James Longacre
Reading
Annie Keller
Pottstown
Joan Shenenberger
John Shenenberger Titita R. D
Heen Longenecker Ruhl
Lown
Mamie V. Boweman
Pabnyra
Potistawn
Pretzel Manufacturers Discuss New Federal Code
A meeting of county pretzel makers was held at the YMCA to review the federal code in force since August 27. The code requires charges for containers, a forty hour work week, and a minimum wage of six cents an hour. Local firms were given until Monday to align with the new schedule.
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M. C.A
Gehart Family Visit Details From Hope Land Trip
In a Sunday afternoon call at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gehart the party then visited Mr. and Mrs. Effinger at Helland jail in Hope land. J. W. Gerhart spent several days with his daughter and son in law at Mm Heisey’s home.
Gets Lodge elects officers at Hazleton session
Levi Yerger of town was elected Councilor of the Order of Independent Americans at the closing session in Hazleton. Philadelphia was chosen for the 1935 convention. Other officers named include Alfred McManus of Philadelphia Vice Councilor Perry F. Ramey of West Censhocken Finance Committee man Walter Adams of Springfield Orphans’ Commissioner Maurice H. Raesner of Philadelphia and A Hendrickson of Pittsburgh as secretary and treasurer for three-year terms. Per capita tax set at 25 cents annually and orphans’ tax at 52 cents.
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Levi Yerger
Town
Order of Independent Americans
Hazleton
Philadelphia
Alfred McManus
Perry F. Ramey
Wcenshocken
Walter Adams
Springfeld
Maurice H. Raesner
A. Hendrickson
Pittsburgh
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Public sale of valuable real estate in Lititz awaits buyers
The undersigned will sell at Public Sale on Premises No. 1 two parcels of real estate in Lititz Pennsylvania. Parcel one includes Nos 23 and 25 West Lemon Street with a 33 foot frontage and 100 foot depth a ten foot alley right of passage. Parcel two offers a 51 foot frontage on East Orange Street with a 262 foot depth and a 274 foot depth on the northern side along Juniper Alley. Sale is set for Saturday September 29 1984 at 2 PM on West Lemon Street Lititz.
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West Lemon Street
Lititz
Pennsylvania
Lemon Street
East Orange Street
Juniper Alley
A.D
Penna
Joseph B. Wissier
Lizzie Weidler
H. 11. Snavely
Will of Isaac D. Greiner Divides Penn Township Estate Among Heirs
The will of Isaac D. Greiner, who died September 1, leaves his wife Emma the income from the estate until her death. Afterward, the property is divided among three children John K. Greiner Jerome K. Greiner and Mrs Lillie K Slacker. The Old Greiner Homestead in Penn Township valued at 19000 is left to Jerome Greiner. The rest is converted to cash with 210000 placed in trust for Emma Greiner, wife of the deceased, and the remainder divided among the children who are executors. A farm valued at 7782 is charged against John Greiner and property deeded to Mrs Hawker valued at 5000 is noted in the will dated May 23 1934. Letters were granted to the three children on September 6 1934.
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Isaac D. Greiner
Penryn
John K
Jerome K
Penn Township
Lillie K. Slacker
Ephrata Township
Greiner
Jérome Greiner
Emma Greiner
John Greiner
Hawker
Estate of Amanda F Longenecls er deceased Letters Testamentary granted
Estate of Amanda F Longenecker formerly of Lititz Borough deceased with Letters Testamentary granted. Creditors and claimants must settle debts or present claims to Executor Monroe F Longenecker at Denver Lancaster County Pa. Attorney H Frank Eshleman represents the estate.
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Amanda F. Longeneclser
Lititz
Denver, Lancaster Co
Monroe F. Longenecker
Farmers Nation Ge Bank OF
Executor's Notice for James A. Sturpis Estate Lititz Penna
Public notice in Lititz Pennsylvania announces the executor Joseph B Wissler attorney since deceased James A Sturpis estate. The filing informs creditors and interested parties to present claims by a specified deadline under probate law.
Prothonotary’s Notice of Accounts for Court Confirmation
Accounts to be presented to the Court for confirmation on Monday September 17 1934. Miller Emma E guardian Northern Trust and Savings Co. Colerain Baptist Church Cemetery Fund William D Gordon Receiver of The Lancaster Trust Go. Trustee Klix Katherine Bard guardian William D Gordon Secretary of Banking of the Commonwealth of Penna Receiver of The Lancaster Trust Co Guardian dtsta
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Miller
Emma E
Northern Trust and Savings Co
Guardian
Colerain Baptist Church Cemetery Fund
William D. Gordon
Lancaster Trust
Klix
Katherine Bard
The
Commonwealth of Penna
Lancaster Trust Co
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Elmer
Charles
May Enck
Luita R. D
Odie Adame
Leroy
Miriam
Arlington Mita
Florence Koehler
Harold Prymyer
Rotlis
Charles Frymayer
Millway
Ray Gross
Mrs. Lloyd Obey and Sons
Oxfords
Misses’ & Children’s Oxfords
Goodyear Weil
Blorsheim Oxfords
Seal Grain Oxfords
Grube’s
Wil
H. Frank Eshleman
James A. Sturpis
Borough of
Lititz, Penna
Joseph B. Wissler
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