The Records Birthday And Its Half Century
The Record marks its birthday as volume thirty six with editor notes of thirty five years in journalism since founding in 1877. It recalls early critics, celebrates loyal readers and advertisers, and highlights community efforts including a Fountain Park picnic, church notices, tobacco crop visits, and a newborn daughter for Mr and Mrs William Kreiger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Record
Tax Record
Lititz
Tur Aircorn
Coneiagion
Fountain Park
Brendle
Schaefferstown
Lebanon
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
K. Bear
G. B. Risser and Son
Wood
New York City
William Kreiger
New Holland Dentist Relocates Practice to Hershey
Dr. Mumma, after four years in New Holland, will move his dental practice to Hershey. He has rented a house and plans to settle in the new town. He is married to D. W. Dietrich’s daughter from Warwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Mumma
New Holland
Hershey
D. W. Dietrich
Warwick
Anna Hershey
Esther
Sadie
Susie Graybill
Ada Dohner
Barnhart
Wm. Hammer
Ed. Carpenter
Lebanon County
White Oak
Milton Diehm
Wm. Amer
Henry Plasterer
John Pickle
Nathaniel Minnich
Harry Graybill
Hiram Diehm
Ezra Graybill
TIDE TURNS FOR REPUBLICANS IN NATIONAL MOOD shift
Reports from New York Chicago Washington and Los Angeles show growing Republican support for Taft amid third term repudiation. Maine Vermont and Michigan primaries signal Democratic landslide unlikely. Lodge breaks with Roosevelt. local stories note rail bonds and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Hilles
Mulgane
Diekema
Washington
Ferkins
Los Angeles
Roosevelt
Johnson
Maine
Vermont
Taft
Goveror
Haines
Theodore Roosevelt
Michigan
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Ohio
Lodge
Colonel Roosevelt
Representative Barthold
Barthold
National Committee
National Convention
Movement For Universal Peace
Destructive fire at Terre Hill wipes out multiple buildings
A Sunday afternoon blaze in Terre Hill destroyed four dwellings three barns and a coal shed risking major town destruction. Origin unknown the flames started in J J Rishel's coal shed and spread despite quick alarms and help from Blue Ball New Holland Ephrata and Lancaster. Several store and dwelling structures including the post office and a tinner's back building burned. most contents were lost. Firefighters faced strong winds and worked to stop the fire as crowds gathered from miles around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Hill
J. J. Rishel
Lancaster
Blue Ball
New Holland
Ephrata
Rishes
John E. Showalter
Joseph Gehman
Calvin Zoin
D. S. Weber
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tuelititz Record
J. F. Buch
Nolive
Lititz Pa
Post Office
Penryn Pennings
Ephrata and Lebanon Railway Co
Ephrata and Lebanon Street Railway Company
Lancaster Trust Company
E. Main Street
Lititz, Pa
Terre Bill
Rothsville Notes
Rothsville
Kieffer’s Hall
Henry Madlem
Disston
Daniel Ludwig
John F. Ruth
Harry J. Rupp
York
St. Paul’s United Evangelical Church
Harvey J. Kline
J. W. Woehrle
Benj. Adams
Wilmer
Henry Long
Mary of Owl] Hill
N. I. Long
D. D. Butter
Cigarmakers International Union
John L. Rath
Samuel
D. B. Zwally
Litita
Mabel Kofroth
Reading
Mt. Airy
Barton Kieffer
Ruth
Bowmansville
P. D. of A
Kieffer
Beck
N. Cedar St
Gillette
Gem
Keen Kutter
Kutter
Stanley
B. P.S
Aluminum
Remington
C. E. Myer
Kellogg's
Jersey
Post
J. C. Felker
Broad & Orange St
New Norway
B. B. Leaman
N. Broad St
Watt & Shand
Corner Square
East King Street
Penna
Iresh
Usta
Lancaster Lititz, Pa
EL Em
Petersburg
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