Local East End Social and Harvest Notes
Mrs. Martin of Lancaster visits outer church last week. Miss Mary Musser of Ephrata visits Phares Horst at Turkey Hill. Mrs. Anna Seivering of Turkey Hill enjoys Blue Ball and Terre Hill trip. Frank Keffer and wife visit Elisabeth Wolt at Voranville. Abe Weaver of East Earl visits near Center church. David G. Shrom and son Andrew visit Quarryville. Elmer Harming also there. Seth Shirk and family hosts at Lemon Sanders in Stevens. Center church lawn improved by removing an old preacher’s shed. Farmers offer five dollars daily for haymaking and harvest labor. harvest laborers scarce.
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Hn. Martin
Lascaster
Ben
Outer Church
Mary Musser
Ephrata
Phares Horsts
Turkey Hill
Anna Seivering
Blue Ball
Terre Hill
Frank Keffer
Lydia Senseniy
Voranville
Elisabeth
Community Sunday Visits Across Parkesburg and Christiana
Mrs Amos Montgomery and son lair of Parkesburg visited her mother Mrs Sophie Barr. Mr and Mrs Amos Swartentruber of Morgantown spent Sunday with Mrs Swartzentruber. Mr and Mrs Harold Hilton of Christiana visited with Mr and Mrs Charles Robinson. Christian Kennel and family of Christiana visited the Kennels. Harry Barr Jr and family of Christiana spent Saturday with his parents. Miss Gertrude Baxter visited Coatesville on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Montgomery
Lair
Parkesburg
Evahh
Sophie. Barr
Myr
Amos Swartentruber
Morglantown
Annie Swartzentruber
Harold Hilton
Christiana
Charles Robinson
Christian
Public bequests listed in will from Bareville resident
Fragment shows Longenecker of Bareville died recently leaving a $100 bequest to Bethany Home in Womelsdorf and a $100 trust to a Mennonite church in Hershey Township, Hess’s known aldo. Other details are obscured by garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tienda
Longenecker
Bareville
Betheny
Womelsdorf
Ceatey Apie
Hershey
Hess
Ya Ellen
Farmers urged to pool wool for best prices
Farmers contact Farm Bureau staff about pooling the wool crop to secure higher prices from manufacturers. Enquiries rise as the Dareauw project moves wool directly to mills, averaging 66.5 cents per pound after costs, with growers earning about 75 cents more per pound than regular sales. Wool will be received at Quarryville, Ephrata, and Lancaster stations later in spring and traded for fine and coarse fiber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Iva
Pearotch
Bueher
Dareauw
Quarryvilly Ephrata
Lancaster
Protect Currant Bushes From Currant Worms
Dambaste from currant worms can be prevented by spraying the bushes with arsenate of lead. Use one half ounce of powdered arsenate of lead in one ration of water or mix with air slaked lime and apply thoroughly with a duster. Hellebore also works. mix four ounces in two gallons of water or dust with flour. For more information, write to the Bureau of Plant Industry, Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Plant Industry
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Scouts Aid Police Force Recognition Letter
Rockford police chief A E Bargren lauds local Boy Scouts for their orderly patriotic conduct during the celebration. He praises their protection of visitors and property and expresses faith in the future of the country due to their training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Bargren
Rockford, Til
Rockford Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts Help Install White City Playground
Ridgeway Troop No 1 scouts built a White City playground at home for local children. The service project, done in Bowling Green Kentucky, involved paraphernalia and community support as deputies assist with local duties and dogs noted in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeway
Nlc
Green
Raid Jamaica Ginger Cache
In Sharon Pennsylvania four men were bound over by the county court for selling Jamaica ginger extract as a beverage. Police seized 3384 bottles at Henry Sussman’s residence amid a Jamaica Ginger raid. Uncle Sam Worms Mice Middletown NY reports a new order of 8500 mouse traps from the U S government. In Mahanoy City a five year old girl Louise Jennk was scalded to death by boiling water while the mother did the family wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Sharon
William Arnowicz
Herman, Marcus
E. A. Sussman
James Fellman
Sussman
Sam Warson Mice
Middletown
N. Y
United States
Army
Washington
Mahanoy City
Louise
Jennk
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Bell
Stanley R. Still & Co., Inc. Investment ‘ Bankers
Woolworth Building
Lancaster, Pa
Ind
New Holland
H. S. Zimmerman
Mer
Strasburg, Pa
Ira Breckbill
Hartford
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Widmyer-Prangley Co
North Queen Street
S. R. Myer
Henry S. Shirk
Bareville, Pa
Blue Ball, Pa
Levi F. Talley
Terre Hill, Pa
Wm. K. Hurst
Churchtown, Pa
MV. D. Kling
Intercourse
East End
Buena Vista
Bache Secanpa
Scouts Aid Police Force
BOY Scout
Doviss
M’adoo
New York
William G. McAdoo
San Francisco
Jowett Shouse
Kansas
McAdoo
McaAdoo
Treasury
Republican Congress
Ratifeasion
League of Nations
Gaetano Musso
Antoinette
GROFF_& WOLF
Groff & Wolf Co
Lancaster City
County
Palm Beach
New Holland, PA
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