Welfare Work on Railroads Shows Human Side of Industry
The article argues railroads are not soulless but rely on intelligent workers and welfare programs. It outlines benefits for employees including health, recreation, medical care, savings, home ownership, and pensions, while noting the business motive to ensure safety, efficiency, and reliable service amid rising traffic and costs.
Raspberries Impress Visitors at Local Office Display
Isaac Sprecher of West Main Street brought raspberry stalks to the Cuanton office showing clusters of large red fruit. The berries, described as a promising monthly variety, drew admiration from visitors who praised their flavor and beauty. Sprecher seeks others who can surpass or match the crop this season.
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Isaac Sprecher
West Main Street
Cuanton
Sprecher
Philadelphia Parade Parade Picture Parade of Founders Week Pageant
Philadelphia's Founders Week pageant on Broad Street drew hundreds of thousands as a four mile procession displayed 225 years of city history. Floats and thousands on foot or horseback depicted pre‑Revolutionary scenes and later eras including Washington's 1793 inauguration and the Centennial of 1886.
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Philadelphia
Broad Street
United States
Quebec
Delaware River
Rown
Penn
George
Benjamin Franklin
Boston
Old London Coffee House
Franklin
University of Pennsylvania
Washington
Lafayette
Lincoln
Personal Movements of Notable Local Residents
Mrs. Ralph Roseboro and Mrs. A. B. Groff spent Thursday and Friday in Coatesville. Ralph Roseboro E. L. Roseboro C. E. Roseboro and F. E. Williamson took an auto trip to Lancaster with Geo. W. Kinzer. Lemon Frankfort and family of Murrell and Mrs. Measner of Hinkletown visited J. D. Bowers. Eleie Greenberger and Margaret Gockley spent weekend in Ephrata and Mohnton. Jennie Dillman of Akron, Ohio visited J. W. Showalter. Mr. Escenscheld of Williamsport stayed with J. P. Davis.
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Ralph Roseboro
A. B. Groff
Coatesville
E. L. Roseboro
C. E. Roseboro
F. E. Williamson
Lancaster
Geo. W. Kinzer
Lemon Frankfort and Family
Murrell
Measner
Hinkletown
J. D. Bowers
Eleie Greenberger
Margaret Gockle
Birthday Party for Miss Lillian McCarty in Ephrata
A birthday party honoring Miss Lillian McCarty was held at her Ephrata home last Saturday evening. About fifty guests from Lancaster and surrounding towns attended a well-decorated dining room and lively games after lunch. The Christian Endeavor Society from the U B Church will install its officers tomorrow evening. Rally Day services are planned for Sunday in the U B Church on October 25.
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Julia Madelin
New Brunswick
N. J
Tony Madelin
Lillian McCarty
Ephrata
Lancaster
Lititz
New Holland
Blue Ball
Mechanicsburg
Brunnerville
Rossmere
Christian Endeavor Society
U. B
United Zion Home Adds Wing Near Lititz
A new wing was added to the United Zion Home near Lititz and will be dedicated with services Saturday evening October 24 and Sunday October 25.
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United Zion Home
Lititz
Sunday School Reopening at M E Church After Repairs
The M E Sunday school room recently repaired will be reopened with appropriate exercises on Sunday October 25. Fuller details will be announced next week.
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M. E
Schools Closed Over Whooping Cough Outbreak
Several schools in Upper Leacock and West Earl townships have been closed due to a whooping cough outbreak. Officials cited health concerns and planned sanitation measures as nearby cases sparked the action.
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Upper
Leacock
West Earl
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