Rope swing accident injures Lydia Kling in barn play
A report from Intercourse notes Lydia Kling granddaughter of Isginh M. Kling injured when she fell from a rope swing in a barn. She bruised her left shoulder and received medical attention. The item also lists nearby visits, a bank site survey, and local residents including W D Kling and typhoid fever cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Lydia Kling
Isginh M. Kling
Jacob Kling
William Rutter
Kinzer
Jacob R. Rutter
Frederick Liebfried
Jenkintown
W. C. T. U. Meating At Annie Brubaker Home
The W C T U met Tuesday evening at Miss Annie Brubaker's home with her presiding in the president's absence. Reports from superintendents were given and plans discussed for a June Loyal Temperance Legion contest. Memorial Day undertakings were assigned to Maria Bowers and Florence Bair, with flowers and make ready. A paper on Flower Mission Work was to be read at the Institute June 6, and discussions covered railroad work. The group decided to meet monthly through the summer, next at Mrs Frank Brubaker's on Tuesday evening June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Brubaker
Brubaker
Loyal Temperance Legion
Temperance Ght
Maria Bowers
Florence Bair
Sss
Martha Bowers
Ihrata
Mra
Frank Brubaker
Cement walks laid on Pequen avenue improve town
Local residents Truman Sweigart and C. M. Shertz install cement walks on Pequen avenue while Warren Sweigart upgrades his implement store with a fresh coat of paint. The week also covers travels, hospital visits, sports notes, and community interests including crafts, mining, and a Buffalo Bill show trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Sweigart
C. M. Shertz
Pequen Avenue
Warren Sweigart
Montgomery
Philadelphia
Howard Scott
Sadeburyville
Dr. Terahey
Glena Portner
Henry Portner
Gettysburg
Mary Bugbee
Children's Aid Society of
Clarence Gochaneur
Lela Conley
Manheim
Poutz
Reading
Rutter Hess
Bird-in-Hand W C T U Holds Regular Monthly Meeting
The Bird-in-Hand W C T U met at the Methodist Church on the 16th in the afternoon. Mrs. Eugene E. Kauffman joined as a new member after devotional exercises led by Mrs. Elizabeth Brubaker. The group approved funds for flower mission work and reported on literature and collections. A W C I U institute was proposed with Bird-in-Hand Strasburg and Intercourse unions to be planned. The next meeting is set for June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Hurst
Lancaster
Amos Herr
Anna
P. Morris
National Bank
W.D. Kling
Jefferson Stoltzfus
William Bishop
George Wynehold
Philadelphia
Mr. Bishop
William Russel
Columbia
Methodist Church
Elizabeth Brubaker
Ada B. Laushey
Della C. Witmer
Eugene E. Kauffman
Sale on Men's and Ladies Patent Leather Oxfords
Store notes overstock of men's Patent Leather Oxfords priced at 3 and 3.50 while gun metal Oxfords drop to 3.50. Ladies Patent Leather and Tan Pumps and Oxfords reduced to 3.50. a clearance drive due to popularity of tans and oversupply of certain models.
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Penn Sis
Reading, Pa
Jess
Stauffer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Julietin
America
Atlantic Coast Line
Labrador
Cape Hatteras
Newfoundland
Virginia
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Cumberland Mountains
Tennessee
Wilds
Canada
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Cape May
Wildwood
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Spring Lake
Seaside Park
Beach Haven
All-In-One
Leona, PA
Enterprise
GAP
James Sterling
Rufus McGowan
Bellevue
William Armstrong
Texas
Tulsa City
Oklahoma
Memphis
U.S
Jacob Puter
Paradise
Coatesville WB
Colmbra
Sellers & Fisher
Buffalo Bill
Katie Stultzsatz
Hostetter
White Horse
Alice Orendorf
Josephine Kurtz
Joseph C. Walker & Sons
Edith Carpenter
Thomas Marsh
Joseph Bergstresser
Renova
George Schutter
Win, M. Stauffer
Marapr
Bird
Wm. M. Stauffer
The
New Holland
MO. H. Sensenig
Aasy
Penna
Reliable Store
E. C. Diller & Sons
New Holland, Penna
North Star Refrigerators
Hoffmeier Bros
East Hing Street
Lancaster, Pa
Chas. H. Frey
East King Street
Locust Grove Dairy
Chas.s. Good
Dewitt
Henry Haester
Sanitary Barber
Henry Raezer
New Holand
Bh Penna
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