April shopping spree features Maple furniture and Easter specials
Local ads tout Maple furniture showpieces at SPACHTS with four poster beds and dining suites. Crisco 3 lb can 57c at B M Seaman's. April showers accessories at J S Harris. dresses, hats, and shoes at Grube's and Lititz Book Store Easter cards at Wertsch's. Community guests and local visits noted in Lititz area.
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Spacht'’S
Humpty
J. S. Harris
Lititz
Attack on Holding Companies Having Boomerang Effect
An examination argues that attacks on electric utility holding companies boomerang, boosting public understanding and investor confidence. It contends unified management aided small plants, lowered rates, and attracted wage earners, while growing political pressure in Washington resists legislation seen as destructive.
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Wheeler-Rayburn
Congress
Washington
Local residents host visitors across several towns
Mrs. Lloyd Metzler of Rothsville and Pauline Young guests of Elmer Bolinger of Lititz. Numerous families from Lexington Hallville Akron Reading Lebanon Neffsville Farmersville Millport and Milton area visit relatives and share weekend meals and Sunday calls.
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Aaron Myer
George Sarah
New Holland
Clayton Myer
Ray Hollinger
Bastetersburg
Alice Young
Irv Young
Jacob Ditzler
Lititz
Raymond Dien
Harry Trego and Son
Murrell
Siem
Hinkletown
C. G. Landis
H. M. Tobias
John Flory
Rathfon Uxban
Achey
Lancaster
Lloyd Huss
William Seibert
George Weidman
Mt. Airyus
Clarence Smith
Ralph Keith
Louis, Farlow
Hope and
Lloyd Metzler
Rothsville
Pauline Young
Elmer Bollinger
Bill Spangler
Lexington
Lloyd Peiffer
Ephrata
Vera Peiffer
Lincoln
Lizzie Peiffer
T. Jeff Hartranft
Henry Hartracht
Reading
Ralph Weller
Ida Gockley
Ad Ray Eckert
Lebanon
Emma Eckert
Phares West
Kenneth St
Man Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter In Auto Crash
Paul Zug, 31, of town, faces involuntary manslaughter charges after the death of Allen L Kotiroth, 49, in a Lititz Lexington Road wreck near the Lexington hotel Sunday night. Zug was recommitted to jail on $1,000 bail after a Friday hearing before Alderman Warren F E Broome. State patrol testimony said Zug drove about fifty mph around a curve, the car hit a pole, and Kotiroth died from a base of skull fracture.
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Allen L. Kotiroth
Lititz-Lexington Road
Lexington Hotel
Paul Zug
Warren FE. Broome
William B. Arnold
Commonwealth
John A. Aumon
Zug
Kofroth
M H. Yoder
Lititz
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B. M. Seaman's
Crisco
League of “Quickstarters
Grube’s
Wertsch’s
Jesse Buchter
Norman Kauffman
Hammer Creek
Annie Earhart
Francis Earhart
Elstonville
John Zimmerman
Monroe Zimmerman
Bareville
Wayne Boyer
Amos Metzler
Fr. Kauffman
Henry Mease
Martha Landis
Lizzie Kauffman
Ida Kopp
William Garman
New Danville
Norman Bomberger
Anna Bomberger
Hallville
Henry Boeher
Robert Scheaffer
Manheim
Ning
Mrs. Stanley Myer
John Mohn
Akron
Charles L. Cadmus
Trenton
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Power & Light Company