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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1937
Page
8
Linden Hall plans expansion and will remodel the former Zahm home built in 1820 once used as a blacksmith shop. The assistant headmaster, a Princeton alumnus with Phi Beta Kappa honors, will join by May 1 with family visiting from Winston-Salem before arriving in June.
A gasoline stove sparked a kitchen fire at the Enck home on Seaman Street Sunday before 9. Mrs. Chester Enck attempted to light it and caused about 250 dollars in damage. Mr. Enck burned hands and face while trying to extinguish. Lititz firefighters stopped the blaze before the stove tank ignited. wallpaper and kitchen furniture burned. both local engines responded, chemical on the old pumper used.
Sportsmen envision natural settings and varied water depths to support trout in a local stream. After cleanup and installation of screens to prevent mixing, the plan expects the state to stock hundreds of trout year round for a novel Fourth of July display.
The Sportsmen plan to present their proposal to the Springs Committee soon and expect approval. The measure aims to address closed trout streams across the state and garner support from onlookers.
A memorial service was held in the Mothers Class Room of the Moravian Sunday School for Mrs Blanche Hichelberger Smeltzer. The room was furnished in her memory by her daughter Miss Ella Smeltzer. The Rev Byron K Horne conducted the service and Dr F W Stengel gave the prayer.
John Hertz son of Dr and Mrs J L Hertz ranks second in Moravian College junior class. He works as an assistant cost accountant at a Bethlehem firm and has been chosen for the Master service group at New Dorp Staten Island for the third time since starting college.
A birthday surprise was held at Arlene Hornberger’s Front Street home Wednesday evening. Attendees included Betty Todd Vernon Walters from Lancaster Millie Cox Grace Diehm John Brubaker Dean Spaks Helen Frederick Clifford Rannels Helen MacDonald Merritt Counts Nancy Habecker Elwood Heagy Marylyn Gangweyr Kenneth Shelly and John Bender from town. Mr. and Mrs Louis Maines hosted a party Tuesday evening in her honor.
A list of attendees at Robert Haines sixth birthday celebration includes Freddie Sturgis Buddie Shenk Betsy Haines Pauline Meily Bobbie Gladys Harding Charles Brown Elmer Harding Robert Aument Lester Haines Gideon Haines Hilda Haines David Meily Leon Meily Charles Gundrum Virginia Brown and Dorothy Bobbie Haines.
Public notice warns against dumping rubbish in and around the North Locust Street quarry area. Offenders will be prosecuted. Issued by J. Clayton Brubaker.
The Ephraim N. Eby family expresses thanks for flowers sympathy letters and cards shown during and after their father's illness and death.
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