Linden Hall reception and local events wrap up town talk
Alvin Frey and W H Keath returned from a one day Radio Show visit in New York City. Linden Hall hosted a Saturday evening gathering in the Mary Dixon Chapel music room with fall flowers and games. Moravian Church choir members and friends enjoyed a chicken and waffle dinner at Murrell Inn last evening. The Hacket family plans a four day trip through Maryland West Virginia and Kentucky. Goldie Rosenberg spent the weekend in Philadelphia. Balmer couple headed to World’s Fair in Chicago. Two West Lemon Street properties Nos 28 and 25 and one on East Orange Street go to public sale Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin M. Frey
W. H. Keath
New York City
Linden Hall
Mary Dixon Chapel
Tarry Brookm
Ivan Brookmyer
Baltimore
Moravian Church
Murrell Inn
Willis Hacker
Theodore
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Hacker
A. & P Atore
Goldie Rosenberg
Philadelphia
Lester Balmer
Chicago
West Lemon Street
East Orange Street
Garvin Store Lancaster Celebrates 88th Anniversary Sale
Garvin Store in Lancaster marks its 88th year in business with a two week anniversary sale featuring a new daily lineup of cash savings on a wider range of merchandise. A Cake Registering Contest invites customers to register names and addresses for a chance to win a Birthday Cake prize as hundreds of items are offered at prices often equal to or lower than last year.
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Garvin
Lancaster
Community Show Space Urged by Local Groups
Harry Gorton committee chairman says space is good and urged local organizations to seek space early for choice locations. Entertainment committee reports new acts for the show and Mum mers parade Thursday and Baby parade Saturday. Badges to raise funds were rejected. Meeting adjourned to Monday at 7 30.
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Harry Gorton
Rotary club trip photos highlight western tour
Rotarians viewed pictures of Pike’s Peak Yellowstone National Park and other western trip sights taken by Prof. M. Demmy supervising principal of Lititz schools this summer. Visitors included B. L. Herr from Lancaster Club Harry Miller and David C. Kauffman from EMAUS Rotary Club. Ford Gochnauer and J. A. Martin were guests.
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Lititz
Pike’s Peak
Yellowstone National Park
M. ©. Demmy
B. L. Herr
Lancaster Club
Harry &. Miller
David C. Kauffman
Emaus
Ford Go¢henaur
Town
J. A. Martin
Lancaster
Picnic attendance at Harleys Mutual Insurance event in Schwenksville
Attend Picnic Benny B Gibbel of Jow lary John M Miller of tow J 8 Denlinger of Gap directors and Henry TI Koser of Lamois ville president of Lititz Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance Co John G Hershey of Hershey & Cibbel and sacs Orpha Bol singer Mary Ellen Howard Miviat Fasnacht and Helen Ehrhas of the office force of the latter fina ge mded the picnic of the Harleys Mutual Insurance Company at Schwenksville yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny B. Gibbel
Jow Lary
John M. Miller
Tow J
Harleys Mutual Insurance Company
Schwenksville
Fall Arrives Amid Unseasonably Warm Weekend Weather
Fall arrived on Sunday but temperatures felt summer like. Heavy rain Saturday brought 2.87 inches at Ephrata, boosting the monthly total to 8.80 inches, well above the 3.47 inch normal. Yearly rainfall stands at 40.34 inches, about 2 inches below the 42.85 inch normal. The pattern alternated rain and sun with a cloudy, warm Sunday followed by a cooler, mostly cloudy Monday. A morning shower yesterday gave way to partial sun by afternoon.
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Ephrata
Church Officers Named for Brethren Church
The Church of the Brethren elected officers including Sunday School Superintendent Barry M Heidenbaugh First Assistant Mrs Clorence B Gibbes Second Assistant Rev John I Byler Secretary Miss Grace Miller Assistant Mary Prank Treasurer M M Garman Librarians June Byler and Margaret Krumbine Home Dept Leslie Hershey and Augusta Rebert Cradle Roll Ada Bingaman Little Gonder and Marion Reidenbaugh.
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Church of the Brethren
Barry M. Heidenbaugh
Clorence B. Gibbes
John I. Byler
Migs Grace Miller
Mary Prank
M. M. Garman
June Byler
Margaret Krumbine
Lizzie R. Hershey
Augusta Rebert Cradle
Ada Bingaman
Litte Gonder
Marion Reidenbaugh
Birth of Daughter in Kissel Hill
Mr and Mrs William Garner Jr of Kissel Hill announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday morning.
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William Garner, Jr
Kissel Hill
Public Real Estate and Personal Property Sales in Lititz Area
Saturday September 29 public sale of real estate includes dwellings at 23 and 25 West Lemon Street and 1 1/2 Orange Street in Littis Pa. Sale at 2 PM at 25 West Lemon Street by executor Joseph B Wissler of Lizzie Weidler. October 6 sale of dwelling and personal property along Route 501 Lexinton and Lititz by various executors including Isaac R Keller and Adam Hornberger. October 20 sale of premises in Penryn Fown Township with a 24 percent story frame house by Gertrude Wolfskill administrator Wayne Wolfskill at 2 PM.
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Lemon St
Orange St
Littis
Josephb. Wissler
Lizzie Weidler
Lexington
Isaac Rkeller
New St
Lititz
William and
John Hornberger
Adam
Hornberger
Rothsville
Rufus W. Pfautz
Barry R. Pfautz
Penryn
Foon Township
Frome House
Gertrude Wolfskill
Wayne Wolfskill
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Garvin Store
Mill & Market
Hay
Cardiy Shepard
LeRoy
Dr. S. 7. Wikler
Elmer Bomberger
Broad ST
Radio Manufacturers Service
N. Broad Street
Lititz Furniture CO
Spruce St. Fhone
Louis Huebener Fire Insurance
Main St
DODGE
Plymouth
R. R. Gray
Bill
Snagely
George L. Keith
E. Lincoln Ave
Lititz, Pa
Alice Reynolds Flower
Spruce St
Ruth Hackman
Spruce Street
Hershey & Gibbel
Mazda
Bureau
Aerts
Pennsylvania Power & Light Company
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