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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1936

Page

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Accident Renews Plea For New Road

Accident renewed calls for state action to improve the Lititz Pike through Neffsville and replace trolley service with buses on the Lititz line after a fatal Friday crash. John B. Lauder 82 of Ephrata died next morning at Lancaster General Hospital. W M Pfautz quoted W Van continues on page 8.

Lititz Pike Neffsville Petersburg Road John B. Lauder Ephrata R. D. 2 Lancaster General Hospital W. M. Pfautz Jeader W. van

The Rock religious drama at St Pauls Sunday 7 30 PM

A Sunday evening Easter presentation of The Rock will be staged at St Pauls Lutheran Church at 7 30. The drama centers on Simon Peter with characters Adina Mrs James M Mummert Deborah Mrs Charles Wagamian Uca Mary of Magdala Miss Dorothy Moyer Peter E D Fulweiler Agur Warren Diehm Titus Wm S Dengler Pandira Le Roy Pfautz plus servants Miss Mary Neidermyer and Arthur Bushong.

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Simon Peter Adina Peter James M. Mummert Deborah Charles Wagamian Uca Charles S. Kopp Mary of Agur Warren Diehm Titus Dengler Pandira LeRoy Pfautz Mary Neidermyer Arthur Bushong

Garage Robbery and Window Vandalism Reported in Lititz

Thieves broke into the Lititz Springs Garage on Saturday night stealing a small amount of change candy and cigarettes. Chief of Police Kreider seeks the responsible youths and says three boys have been caught for breaking 12 window panes on Spruce Street. Other lads who vandalize or shoot recklessly will be warned and arrested if they continue.

Lititz Springs Kreider Spruce Street

Skunk Kill Joins Weekend Sighting Leads to Action

Mrs. John Shantz found two crippled pepper mint pussy guarding a chicken house. George Pennypacker rushed to summon John Keller to shoot. After early shots failed, Pennypacker hunted the neighborhood and killed the animal himself.

John Shantz George Pennypacker John Keller George

Town Talk captures local mishap and hints of upcoming events

Joseph W. Sheckard, supervisor of music, injured a minor ankle when a piano toppled during a Saturday morning music contest in the auditorium. A Farmers gathering in the Fire Hall drew about 200 men. 20 signed on for Campbell Soup tomato cultivation, with three-acre minimums. Mrs. Wayne Longenecker will sell her closed restaurant business after Mr. Longenecker’s death. Russell Longenecker joins Erb Brothers landscape work. local youth Henner Lutz prints a weekly paper and sketched Bruno Hauptmann on an electric chair after the execution news.

Joseph W. Sheckard Iano Campbell Soup Wayne Longenecker Longenecker Russell Longenecker Erb Brothers Henner” Lutz B. F. Lutz Hauptmann Henner Bruno

Lutz Meat Market Ad Delivers Veal and Sausage Prices

Veal pork lamb and beef priced with sausages at 24 cents pudding 18 cents ham burger 18 cents. We Deliver. Phone 148 LUTZ MEAT MARKET.

Lutz

Crow Shooting Contest Ends April 20 in Lititz

The Lititz Sportsmen's Association says the crow shooting contest ends April 20 with records to be filed and the winner announced along with a deer with the most points. April 20 also begins a new year for the group and members urged to join. officer elections will be held that night.

Lititz Sportsmen’s Association Abram Hershey

Guy Bard to Speak at Lititz Democratic Club Dinner

United States Attorney General Guy K. Bard will address the Lititz Democratic Club Jefferson Day banquet at Lutz Hall at 8 PM Tuesday honoring Thomas Jefferson. Governor George H. Earle plans a Pittsburgh address via public unit. toastmaster Dr. Harry Bender and other speakers join the program.

Guy Bard Guy K. Bard United States Lititz Democratic Club Thomas Jefferson Father of Luts Hall George H. Earle Pittsburgh Lutz Hall Harry Bender EB. Lane Kauffman Albert Christner Stanley Diehm Christner Curtis Yerger 3. P. Wagner Orris Nuss Chas. Hoff Lester Furlow The Lititz Club Samuel Nuss

Local Movers Shuffle Residences Across Town

Several residents relocate within the city. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Blank shift from Linden Street to East Front Street into the former John O. Burkholder residence. Jacob Blank moves from the dwelling beside the D M Grayhill house to Lancaster. Corbin, personnel manager at Wilbur Suchard Chocolate, relocates from Elkins Park to the Jacob Blank home site. Theodore Forney moves from North Broad Street to Maple Street.

Earl Blank Linden Street East Front Street John O. Burkholder Jacob Blank D. M. Grayhill Lancaster Mr. Corbin Mgr Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate Co Elkins Park Theodore Forney North Broad Street Maple St

Hertzler announces engagement of K Irene to W James Enck

Mr and Mrs Jacob Hertzler of South Locust Street announce the engagement of their daughter K Irene to W James Enck of Akron. The wedding is planned for the fall.

Jacob Hertzler South Locust Street K. Irene W. James Enck Akron

Easter Goods Ad From Lutz Market

Easter goods ad lists hollow chocolate eggs and assorted articles priced at 5 for 25 cents and 10 for 25 cents. Orders accepted for named eggs, 10 cents and up. CHAS. REGENNAS, Lutz Market.

CHAS. _REGENNAS Lutz Market

Easter Sunday Observances Across Churches

The Christian world marks Easter Sunday with flower filled churches and services in honor of the Saviour. Congregations in town and vicinity observe the day and programs appear on the Church Page and other pages of this issue.

Union Good Friday Service at St Pauls Lutheran Church

A union Good Friday service will be held tomorrow at noon at St Pauls Lutheran Church. Town ministers will lead a three hour service divided into seven 25 minute sections. The public is invited and may come or leave as fits their schedules.

St. Paul's Lutheran Church

Births for Dussinger and August Families

Mr and Mrs T T Dussinger of Second Avenue announce the birth of a daughter Nancy Elaine Saturday morning at their home. Mr and Mrs Walter August of Lincoln Avenue announce the birth of a daughter on Monday.

T. T. Dussinger Second Avenue Nancy Elaine Walter August Lincoln Ave

Merchants Victims Of Check Swindler Reports two local victims and police action

Two merchants were swindled Saturday night with a check for a diamond ring and radio tubes. The suspect used the name Ernest Hershey and a Farmers National Bank draft. State Police Bruce and Frank are investigating with links to Manheim Moonlight incidents.

Harry Wertsch Ernest Hershey Elm Street Howard 3. Young Young Bruce and Frank Columbia Manheim Newton Hershey Owen, John and Abram Hershey

PTA To Meet Tuesday Miss Eliza Paine to Speak

Miss Eliza Paine of Lancaster the secretary treasurer of the Association for the Blind will address the Lititz Parent Teachers Association at 8 o clock Tuesday in the school auditorium. The fifth grade under Joseph W. Sheckard will provide music. The meeting is open to the public.

Lititz Public Library to Issue Books Tuesday

The Lititz Public Library on the second floor of the Amer Building will begin issuing books Tuesday after its opening. About 58 reader cards have been issued, and the collection includes 900 volumes with more to be added from the Lancaster Library and the State library at Harrisburg. The reading room features large tables and a children's corner, with magazines and newspapers on display.

Lititz Public Library Amer Lancaster State Library Harriburg

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