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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1934
Page
1
Ephraim Herr, 60, jailed last Tuesday for eight years of unpaid taxes totaling $32. Publicity raised delinquent collections, bringing in about $890 in recent days. Herr was released the day before Easter after settling the bill. officials warned more arrests may follow for overdue taxes.
The Moravian C E will present the play Cabbages and Dollars in Lancaster at 8 15 PM under Church Players League. The prior show in Chanel hore was well received and many friends of the cast plan to attend again.
Moravian and Pauls Lutheran churches held receptions last night to welcome new members to the congregation. Programs were organized with refreshments as new members were introduced.
Lititz High Glee Clubs present a comic three act operetta Betty Low tonight. Betty Lou hides as a young girl to thwart wealthy suitors while her mother schemes to marry her off. Complications arise as Betty Lou falls for Robert Sherwood amid party guests and mistaken identity.
Dan Withers of South Broad Street paid five dollars plus two dollars and forty five cents in costs after a Tuesday morning arrest for breaking Borough Parking Ordinance. Chief Kreider warned other offenders that further arrests will follow and jail terms or fines await violators.
Linden Hall reopened yesterday as Miss Hetty Kane Oziai resumed duties. She traveled from Akron Ohio flying to Harrisburg and then took a train to Lancaster arriving at 3 30.
The Male Chorus of the Church of the Brethren will perform a musical program Tuesday evening at 7 45 oclock in the United Brethren Church. The chorus is a leading local musical group and promises a fine concert with proceeds shared between the chorus and the Ladies Aid Society.
C H Regennas announces a clearance sale on taster candy at Lutz Market. Limited quantities and bargain prices expected.
A group of town sportsmen investigates the deaths of several trout in Springs. They plan to restock with hundreds of trout soon and seek the cause of the fish deaths. A trout was seen swallowing an 18 inch water snake. the snake was dead.
Senator and Mrs H J Pierson return from Bermuda. Albert Pierson and families, plus Mrs Donald J Brown and Mrs William P Brown, also visit from Lancaster. Shantz family moves from Philadelphia to Spruce Street. Harold Weber heads to Oklahoma with car. Wisslers spend Easter in Atlantic City. Annie Fleck celebrates 82nd birthday. Alexander Bear remodels garage. Two public sales listed: John Loster Hust New Street and Mrs Mary Schreiber East Second Avenue. Dorothy Moyer home from Millersville Peachers College. Grace Moyer and Bernice Dengler visit home. Beatrice Omberger visits Hood College in Maryland. Roller skating at LUTZ WALI. 0c and 20c.
Lititz Sportsmen’s Association announced a crow hunt and prepared to strike on Thursday night but the flock relocated to a different roost. The planned field action fizzled as the birds avoided the trap.
Nine major local industries including Morgan Paper Co and Wilbur Suchard Chocolate Co will begin Daylight Saving Time on Monday April 20 regardless of Lititz town status. The firms say the change is needed to maintain contact with buyers in larger cities, while schools and banks weigh timetable adjustments. Households face coordinated meal and schedule shifts as retailers prepare for the new hours.
The entertainment committee of the Knights of Malta hosts a public card party Saturday night at 8 o'clock in the Malta Home. Door prizes and valuable awards will be given for the high card scores.
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