Farm Calendar Pullets and Orchard Advice
Pullets raised in an orchard may eat fallen apples but overconsumption risks thinning grain and may require housing or raking apples. Cover crops improve soil, prevent erosion, hold fertility, and boost organic matter. Hens need oyster shell. if consumption drops, sprinkle shell on mash or add oyster shell flour to mash. Raise mower height to one and a half inches to promote thicker sod. Pfantz family dined with Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Long. Miss Katie Moyer joined an excursion up the Hudson River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfantz
Harry E. Long
Katie Moyer
Hudson River
Local residents share visits across towns in Lancaster area
Miss Elsie Bomberger and others visited neighbors near Mt. Sinai while families from Soudersburg Lancaster and Lititz joined gatherings at several homes. Rev George Raezer and families dined in Lititz area. Other residents, including Mr and Mrs Hartman and Mr and Mrs Keath, hosted and hosted others last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Bomberger
Anna Shiffer
Nathan Litnier
Norman Getz
Herbert
Philip Hartman
Mt. Sinai
F. Kauffman
Soudersburg
Bertha. Rineer
Donald
Lancaster
George Biemesderfer
Irvin Miller
Gerald
Celia Ann
Samuel Heinley
Elmer White
Lexington
George B. Raezer
Lititz
A. Y. Keath
Carl Dohner
Cy‘ Dohner
Henry Keath
Emma Murr
Liss Sara Long
Philadelphia
Harry Long
Robert Slagel
Acaster
Lewis Irgis
Julia Sturgis
Itz
Myr
William
Divorce notice orders appearance in Lancaster court
Gladys Edith Schultz is commanded to appear before the Lancaster Court of Common Pleas on September 21, 1986, at 10:00 a.m. to show cause why William H. Schultz should not be divorced from the bonds of matrimony. Sheriff Tom C. Shire issues the subpoena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Edith Schultz
Lancaster
Court of Common Pleas
William H. Schultz
Tom C
SHIRE
Frederick Constien
Catherine H. Constien
Tom C. Shire
Hilda BE
Hardy
Franklin P
Shirk
Victor H Singley vs Lavinia L Singley Divorce Subpoena
Alias subpoena issued in August Term 1936 case No 43 commanding Lavinia L Singley to appear by 10 o clock a m on December 21 1986 to show cause why Victor H Singley should not be granted divorce. Court and officer details appear partial.
Catherine Constien v Frederick Constien 1936 Notice
Court action filed in 1936 with a scheduled hearing at 10 o clock involving Catherine H Constien and Frederick Constien. The document lists TOM C SHIRE and references a term and case number 48. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
Franklin P Hardy and Hilda Be Hardy Term 1936
A court notice references Franklin P Hardy and Hilda Be Hardy at a Court of Common Pleas. Sheriff information appears, with roles and parties named in a procedurally terse filing.
Executor's Notice for Graybill and Hackman Estates
Letters testamentary granted to the undersigned for Israel P. Graybill who died in Penn Township request immediate payment of debts and presentation of claims at R. D. 2 Lititz PA. Amanda B. Hackman estate administration notices call for claims from Warwick Township Lititz R. D. 5 in care of Joseph B. Wissler attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel P. Graybill
Penn Township
Lititz
Amanda B. Hackman
Warwick Township
Lititz R. D
Joseph N. Hackman
Mary N. Hackman
Emma N. Hackman
Adam N. Hackman
Administrator's Notice for Estate of Ellen Steely
Letters of Administration granted to the undersigned for Ellen Steely late of Warwick Township. Debtors to the estate must pay promptly and claimants present claims for settlement to the administrator residing in Lititz Borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Steely
Warwick Township
Lititz
Estate of David H. Kreiter Lititz Notice
Probate records for the estate of David H. Kreiter late of Lititz Borough Luzerne? Lititz Pa. residing at 140 South Broad Street Lititz Pa announce legal proceedings and claims deadlines for debts and distribution of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Kreiter
Lititz
South Broad Street
Estate of Fayetta C. Woomert Letters Testamentary
Letters testamentary issued for Fayetta C. Woomert in Lititz area with residence listed as R D 3 Lititz. Court or confirming authority details are not provided in the fragment.
Pep and Mood Appeal for Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound
A vintage ad touts peppy women at dances and parties, claiming lively behavior attracts men. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as providing pep and energy for girls and women, urging readers to ask others about its effects and trust its long history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Eydia
Finkham
Administrator's Notice for Estate of Clayton Adams
Public notice announces the administrator handles the estate of Clayton E Adams who resided at North Broad. The filing requests creditors and interested parties to present claims within a specified period and following probate rules. Local court details and filing dates appear in the notice.
Woman Lost Twenty Pounds With Kruschen Salts
Mrs. Elma Verille of Havre de Grace Maryland says she shed 20 pounds by dieting and a daily half teaspoon of Kruschen Salts in hot water. The ad claims no drastic laxatives and promises improved energy and clothing fit.
Help Kidneys Don’take Drastic Drugs
Urgent health note describes kidneys as filters at risk from neglect and irritating medicines. Warns about bladder disorders causing nocturia nervousness and pains. Promotes Cystex as a doctor’s prescription treatment with a 10 year vitality claim and money back guarantee.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Nervous Relief
Advertisement urges nervous women to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to calm nerves and restore energy. It claims many users found pep and normalcy, noting mothers and grandmothers relied on the remedy for a cheerful disposition.
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Thoes
Lydia E. Pineham
Ufe
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Penryn
Victor H. Singley
Lavinia L. Singley
Tom C. Shirk
Frederick
Franklin P. Hardy
Hilda BE. Hardy
Joseph B. Wissler
Harvey Woomert
Fayetta C. Woomert
Morman
Eae Penn Squire
Bec Ae
Cena
Clayton E. Adams
North Broad Street
Fisher
Harry
Onal Lattoon
Harry Ours
Mey
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