Lancaster County Firemen Meet in Denver Friday Evening
The Lancaster County Firemen's Association holds its monthly meeting at the Denver Fire Hall this Friday at 7 30 pm. R Chandler Heagy of Eden presides. Burgess Silas Bard of Denver Press gives the welcome. The program features the Denver male quartet and radio artists. New fiscal year committees will be announced by J Harry Grube of Landisville. Plans for the July 20 and 21 School for Firemen at Millersville State Teachers College will be announced by Dr E M Ranck, chairman of arrangements. The speakers include Rev Wallace R.
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Lancaster County Firemen's Association
Denver Fire Hall
R. Chandler Heagy
Eden
Burgess Silas E. Bard
Denver Press
Denver
J. Harry Grube
Landisville
School For
Post Office Closed July 4 Announcement
Postmaster Isaac H. Snader announces the post office will be closed all day on July Fourth with no rural or town deliveries that day.
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Isaac H. Snader
New County Clergy Leaders Host Visitor Delegation
Knerr the newly elected chaplain of the County Association and Rev. W S Breddle, pastors of Denver churches, are known speakers. A Lebanon County Firemen's Association delegation led by Paul C Allwein and Abram R Stauffer will attend as guests.
Present Management Wins Inter State Milk Contest
The Inter-State Milk Producers Association reelects a majority slate to three year terms led by John Bennetsch and Fred Beiler with new director Crowl as Chester County replaces Preston. Philip Price and others win remainder terms expiring in 1934 1935. Shangle says members must unite to sustain policies and keep the Philadelphia Milk Shed strong.
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Frederick Shangle
Inter- State Milk Producers’ Association
John H. Bennetsch
Lebanon County
Fred W. Beiler
Lehigh County
E. M. Crowl
Chester County
Chester Gross
York County
Oliver C. Landis
Bucks County
Ivo V. Otto
Cumberland County
R. I. Tussey
Blair County
A. R. Marvel
Talbot County
Maryland
Mercer County
New Jersey
Crowl
Charles F. Preston
Landis
F. M. Twining
Philip Price
M. L. Stitt
Juniata County
John S. Reisler
Cecil County
C .H. Joyce
Burlington County
Stitt
Joyce
Philadelphia
Eight Common Driving Blunders Behind 1933 Auto Losses
A National Bureau analysis identifies eight driving errors behind 1933 crashes. Blunders include driving too fast for conditions and failing to slow at intersections. Most accidents involved experienced drivers on dry straight roads with good cars.
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United States
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
Old Oak Bucket and Local Happenings in New Holland
The note recalls Booze’s fishing mishap with a stingray eluding dispatch due to unsafe gear. William Lewis marries and honeymoon travels. his Strasburg home sustains fire and water damage. Betty Weaver, famed for small appetite, loses bread on a store run and contemplates packing a sandwich. Read the New Holland Clarion for more.
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William
Bill) Lewis
Henry Lewis
New England
Strasburg
Betty Weaver
Churchtown
New Holland
Betty
Funeral for Levi S. Weaver and Magdalena Sensenig
Thousands attended the double funeral for Levi S. Weaver and Magdalena M. Sensenig who died in a car crash near Franklin Pennsylvania. Services were held first at the widow’s home then at Pike Mennonite church with 63 teams in the procession. Rev. Peter Weaver led the rites with assistants Rev. Burkholder and Rev. Stauffer. Pallbearers included Phares Martin Raymond Martin Aaron Sensenig Elmer Sensenig Aaron Stauffer Benjamin Weaver Paul Weaver and Enos Martin.
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Levi S. Weaver
Franklin
Magdalena M. Sensenig
Martin Sensenig
Hinkletown
Pike Mennonite Church
Peter Weaver
Burkholder
Stauffer
Weaver
Phares W. Martin
Raymond A. Martin
Aaron L. Sensenig
Elmer H. Sensenig
Husband
Aaron O. Stauffer
Benjamin S. Weaver
Paul W .Weaver
Enos S. Martin
Post Office to Issue Three Cent Stamp for Wisconsin 300th
The Post Office Depart ment will issue a three cent stamp on July 7 at the Green Bay Wisconsin Post Office to mark the 300th anniversary of Wisconsin’s founding and Jean Nicollet’s early explorations. Washington and other cities will receive the stamp on July 9 along with a set of National Park stamps later in July.
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Post Office Department
Green Bay
Wis
State of
Wisconsin
Jean Nicollet
Washington
Yosemite
Acadia
Glacier
Grand Canyon
Great Smoky Mountains
Mesa Verde
Mt. Rainier
Sequoia
Yellowstone
Zion
Three-Day Carnival Planned by Bowmansville Fire Company
The Bowmansville Fire Company announces a three carnival schedule. Music will be provided by the Schnitzel Bank Jug Band of Adamstown at the first event on Saturday evening June 30. The second carnival is set for Saturday evening July 7 and the third for Saturday evening July 21.
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Bowmansville Fire Company
Schnitzelbank Jug Band
Adamstown
Thunderbolt shatters Trinity Lutheran spire in 1924
From the Clarion June 24 1924 thunderstorm report the spire of Trinity Lutheran church was struck and badly shattered by lightning. The item also notes local delegates Eli Hess and J P Rutter traveling to the National Democratic convention in New York and roadwork between New Holland and Blue Ball closing the route.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Eli Hess
J. P. Rutter
New York
Real Estate Transfer in Leacock Township
Willis L. Zimmerman as executor transfers a two story frame dwelling and Zimmermans Evaporated Corn Plant machinery in Leacock township to Edgar Kling of Fulton township for 2100 dollars, property along the Intercourse to New Holland road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Zimmerman
Yate
Leacock Township
Edgar
Kling
Fulton Township
Zimmerman
Intercourse
Frank Ament of Ranks Celebrates 96th Birthday
Frank Ament of Ranks marked his ninety sixth birthday at home on Saturday. Born in Wier Province of Hesse Germany, he immigrated to the United States in 1867 and settled in Lancaster County.
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Frank Ament
Mr. Ament
Wier
Hesse
Germany
Lancaster County
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Crosley Refrigerator
Hal D. Brown
Pennsylvania
Sanitary
New Holland Creamery
T & G Hat Works
Orange Street
Lancaster, PA
Geo. M. Smitten
Pentis
New Holland, PA
Reading
Ephrata
Wright's
Buick
F.o.b. Factory
Pontiac
H. J. Bachman
Dane
New Deal
Ag Ja
Holland Clarion
Blue Ball
George Spotts
Cambridge
Moses Shirk
Martindale
Albert Diem
Springville
Salisbury Township
John M. Ranch
Christian Brimmer
Brimmers
Brimmer Avenue
Grayhill
Ringwall
Martin
Martin Livingston
Alexander Martin
James Martin
John Wallace
Isaac Elmaker
St. Stephen
Cedar Grove
Earl Township
Nathan Graham
William Diller
William Kinzer
Emanuel Zimmerman
B. Franklin Kinzer
Maria M. Kinzer
John B
Sam
Sam Plotnick
West Main Street
Main Street
New
Holland, PA
Frank ‘Ament
Monster Carnival
Manheim Athletic Club
Grand Gate Prize
Ace
S.T
Katherine Hepburn
California
By. Armand, Denis 1A van Beuren
RKO
Amos ‘N‘ Andy
Cartoon
Rasslin
Pathe Review
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