Buch Will Aids Local Church and Bequests Made
William H Buch of town dies September 8 1933 leaving a will dated August 9 1933. Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church to receive 1000 for church purposes Bard and Rogers of Herndon Pa to receive 500. Ten nieces and nephews get 200 each. Remainder divided to a daughter in law and to the Hornbergers. Farmers National Bank of Lititz named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church
Bard and Rogers
Chrch
Herndon
Walter H. Buch
Mr. Buch
Henry F. Brown
Wail Like
Towa
Beates
Raezer
Talmage
Mamie S. Mor Geetie
Snyder
Harold G. Schick
Reading
Mary Buch
Warren S. Buch
William B. Hornberger
Voila L. Hornberger
Philadelphia
Farmers National Bank of Lithtz
P. H. Bomberger
Lancaster
Local Residents Share Sunday's Visits in Penryn and Opal
Mr and Mrs James McMul and daughter Helen visited Sunday. West Willow pair Charles Yeagiey visited Edward Yeagiey. Samuel Fry and son visited Hallville. John Galebach family with Harold and Dene spent Sunday with Ednal. Sara Long of Lititz stayed with Harry Long. Sylvester and Rudy Pierce with families hosted Ada Steinman at Oyster Point. Additional guests included Samuel Lehman and Henry E nhl families from View Chieeh and Lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McMul
Helen
Phares Willie
Charles Yeagiey
West Willow
Edward Yeagiey
Samuel Fry
Hallville
John Pickel
Alice Ober
John Galebach
Harold and
Dene
Ednarl
Miss White
Sara Long
Lititz
Harry Long
Sylvester Pierce
Rudy Pierce
Grace
Ada Steinman
Norman Todd
Samuel Lehman
Henry E Nhl
View Chieeh
Lawn
New Deal Nursery Rhymes on Higegiewy and Labor
A fragmented verse critiquing New Deal policies and labor incentives. It parodies nursery imagery to question government planning, productivity, and earnings while noting workers and neighbors reacting to wage and bonus schemes amid shifting expectations.
Entertained At Party For Miss Jane Janes Birthday
Miss Jane Janes celebrated her twentieth birthday with a Thursday party. Attendees included M Burkhart Neilsville Haines Mes n Mrs Homer Sturgis gie Brown Mrs Clarence Mrs Elmer Warding Mr Haines Mrs Charles Gun Anya Hackman Esther Furlow Margaret Nugent Jane Julia Dorothy Haines Gladys Starding Robes Taines Charles Brown William Haine Latike of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Janes
Solowing
M Burkhart
Neil'sville
Haines
Mes
Big One At Allentown Fair Highlights Weeklong Event
Daily big days fill the Great Allentown Fair September 18 to 21 with racing exhibitions vaudeville acts and a brand new Midway. The festival promises record crowds and new attractions never before shown at Eastern fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Auxiliary To Stage Play By Am erica Legion Ladies
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion met at the Legion Home with 24 members present. They planned a charity gift for disabled veterans and announced a January 25 and 24 production of the play Mixed Pickles produced by Tre Waceler, with Wheeles children featured and new scenery and costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
America Legion
Legion
Mel Henry Hackman
Leon Madlem
Evie
Ceavesville
Tre Waceler Producing Company
Lititz
Henry Hackman
Muel Botfman
Daugh
Public Sale of Real Estate at Lititz on Sept 29 1934
The executor Lizzie Weidler's estate offers two parcels in Lititz Pennsylvania for public sale on premises No. 1 West Lemon Street. Parcel One fronts West Lemon Street thirty three feet with a 100 foot depth and includes Nos. 23 and 25 combining a duplex dwelling plus a ten foot alley easement. Parcel Two is a lot on North Orange Street with a 51 foot frontage and extensive depth, including a 274 foot depth and Juniper Alley rear boundary. Sale begins at 2 p m on Saturday September 29 1934 conducted by auctioneer G Snavely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sa. i
West Lemon Street
Lititz
Pennsylvania
Gard West Lemon Street
Lemon Street
Orange Street
East Orange Street
Juniper Alley
A.D
Penna
Joseph B. Wissler
Fire crews respond to summer cottage blaze at Rosenbers home
Sherit Wire Friday Liritz Fire Company was called to the home of Charles Rosenbers y afternoon at 4 when 1 was discovered in summer couge. Herta quickly extinguished the "h lttle damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liritz Fire Company
Charles Rosenbersy
Couge
Herta
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. A. Buch Will
Trinity E. c. Church
Penryn
Ray Gross
Aper
New Deal
Nash
Llac
Emen
Misses’ & Children’s Oxfords
Goodyear West
Men’s Florsheim
Grube’s
Lizzie Weidler
G. Snavely
Borough of
The
Farmers National Bank
Amanda F. Longenecker
Denver Lancaster Co
Monroe
H. Frank Eshleman
James A. Sturgis
Lilhz
Farmers Nationa Bank
Lilitz
Frothonotary
T! Court
Elinesmith
Mary E
Weak-Minde Columbia Trust Company
Guadian
Atela
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