Lititz Post Office Second Class Matter Note
The note records the Lititz Pennsylvania post office designation as Second Class Matter for mail handling and publication purposes.
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Lititz, Pa
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1937
Page
9
Thank You For Support Of Community Ambulance Fund
A local message thanks contributors to the ambulance patron list and urges attendance at a Sunday concert by the Acappella Male Chorus for the ambulance fund. The Moravian Sunday School hall will host the event to benefit urgent medical transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Ambulance
Acappella
Ambulance Fund
Moravian Sunday School
Noted Bible Teacher Dr. Wertheimer Speaks in Town
Dr. Max Wertheimer conducts a week of special studies in local churches. Attendance at his services has been good, but many more would attend if space allowed.
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Max Wertheimer
Spring Cleaning Brings Clamor Over Field Trash Dumps
Lititz residents curb winter debris by hauling away rubbish dumped along roads and fields. Farmers complain about careless tin cans and rubbish dumped on land, prompting local cleanup efforts during the season.
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Lititz
Lititz News Highlights From April Two 1912 Local Events
Remodeling begins on two tenement houses for the Ideal Chocolate Company offices. A large scrap paper fire at the paper mill is controlled by mill staff. Chautauqua plans confirmed for mid June on Springs Grounds. Roosevelt address drawn crowds to Lancaster and Lincoln link recalled. Street sprinkler returns to borough streets. Local starch plant sale slated by auction. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Hertzler Jr. Bantam orders from Dan Torcat noted. Wedding of Elwood K Furlow and Emma C Grant in Moravian parsonage. Lititz High defeats Ephrata 12 to 8 on Linden Hall court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Muth and Company
Ideal Chocolate Company
Lititz
Lancaster
Jacob Hertzler, Jr
D. G. Witmyer
L. Torcat
Torcat
Dan
E. S. Hagen
Elwood
K. Furlow
Warwick
Emma C. Grant
Town
Washington, D. GC
Ephrata
Linden Hall Court
Rubbish Dumping and Alarm Noise Troubles Town
A farmer reported hiring two men for two days to clear rubbish dumped on his private quarry. Dumping on private land is illegal, suggesting costs of cleanup vs disposal. Town also heard the Farmers Bank burglar alarm tone and a half-hearted noon fire siren before the usual noon blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Bank
Slow signs placed at Front and Water Street intersection
A reader reports temporary traffic control signs are installed at the Front Street and Water Street intersection. Drivers are advised to slow down and proceed with caution through the area until further notice.
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Front and
Water Street
Cornerstone Set For Brickerville Lutheran Church
Fifty years ago on April 8 1887 word lists details of the Brickerville Lutheran Church cornerstone laying to occur Sunday afternoon with Revs Lewars Fernster and Asay in attendance A pupils recital directed by J F Schaeberley and B F Van Vieck with local performers and the Choral Society to be held April 16 in the Moravian Sunday School Chapel A passing train last week set fire to a large straw stack nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brickerville
Lewars
Fernster
Asay
Messrs
J. F. Schaeberley
F. van Vieck
Brunnerville School Students Attend Geo Keith’s Summer Session
Geo Keith's summer school at Brunnerville draws thirty pupils as reported in a local tax or bank notice. The Lititz National Bank handles about $175,000 in transactions on April first, with inmates forced to work until the next morning.
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Martin Keller
Lime Rock
Geo. Keith
Brunnerville
Lititz National Bank
Music Expert Photographs Old Moravian Scores Found Here
Dr. Theodore Mitchell Finney of the University of Pittsburgh photographs about 400 manuscript pieces found in the Moravian church archives. The manuscripts date 1759 to 1770 and were used by the congregation in its early days. Rev. Byron K. Horne located the copies in the church attic last year. Finney will study Moravian music in Lititz Bethlehem Pa and Winston-Salem NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Mitchell Finney
Department of Music Appreciation
Univ. of Pittsburgh
Moravian Church
Byron K. Horne
Lititz
Finney
Bethlehem
Winston-Salem
N. C
Plough and the Stars to Play at Irish Rebellion Night
Town talk notes a series of stage offerings with a focus on Irish themes. The upcoming Thursday screening is The Plough and the Stars, adapted from Sean O'Casey’s play, featuring Barbara Stanwyck and Preston Foster as a tempestuous married couple in Dublin.
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Trishman O’casey
Barbara Stanwyck
Preston Foster
Jack Clithroe
Nora
Dublin
The
Parallels of public life and personal fate in film and town scenes
The piece contrasts The Plough and the Stars on collective national strife with Be Loved Enemy on a leader’s private life shaping a nation. It notes an upcoming Par n ell film, laments reckless driving on Broad Street, and reflects on spring, danger, and parental care amid city observations and personal verses.
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Parnell
Broad Street
Lititz
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Editors and Publishers
Record Printing CO
South Broad St
DR. Wertheimer
Lititz Furniture CO
Custom Built Furniture
East Orange Street
Ternoon
Roosevelt
Imperial Hotel
Abraham Lincoln
Gibbel Agency
Life — Fire — Automobile
Fulton Bank Building
Lancaster, Pa
Bread St
Studebaker
DeSoto
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Ford
Willys-Knight
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Lititz Springs
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Lititz 212R
WM. B. Fry
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Firestone
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