Lititz Personal Notes Show Extended Family Visits
Mr and Mrs Israel Eberly and others hosted relatives visiting from Reading Philadelphia and New Jersey over Easter and Sunday. Several Teammates and family members from Paoli Bloomfield and York spent time with Lititz families, with trips to Allentown Bethlehem and New York City noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Brown
Frank Tsaudy
Tititz
Howard Garovants
East Front Street
New York City
William Templeton
Paoli
Sally Templeton
George F. Reed
Reading
D. P. Longsdorf
Norman Weinman
Bloomfield
N. J
Lititz
Arlene Hornberger
Allentown
W. BE. Hickman
Lovetsville
R. E. Worley
Barton Swart
Ardmore
Uarry Zook
Camp Ihl
Cloyd Kauffman
Swarthmore
Sedar Street
P. F. Snyder
Lancaster General
Cedar Street
Levi Fuhrman
Franklin Andrews
Clarence Bassford
Ofinnapolis
Lillie Rudy
C. BE. Crouthamel
Anderton
John Barwick
Amily
York
Lizzie [Ershey
Roland Good
New Tolland
Auitz
Tiends
Local Shops Spark Seasonal Bargains Across L Hayes Goods
In a busy shopping page, SPACHT'S showcases a grandfathers clock and a range of home wares while HAR RIS' highlights affordable shoes and kids’ garments. Crax Butter Wafers and Phila. Vanilla Wafers lure snack lovers from Keebler, with prices per box. The LITITZ BOOK STORE features scrapbooks, PFAUTZ BROS offers window shades and rugs, WERTSCH'S sells fountain pens, and Armstrong and Parker writing instruments appear with midpriced options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Seaman'’S
Keebler
Play At Lancaster Cabbages of Dollars at Y M C A
A three act comedy Play At Lancaster Cabbages of Dollars by Lillian Mortimey was staged Monday evening in Martin auditorium under the Community Dramatic Association of Churches. John Hertz was ill, Daniel Light filled Tack Meson with capable performance while J Roy Yerger Lena Risser Evelyn Pfautz and others took supporting parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Mortimey
Martin Auditorium
Community Dramatic Association of Churches
Christ Deanver Society
Lititz Moravian Church
Mary Huebener
John Hertz
Tack Meson
Daniel Light
Wao
Girls Teams Banquet Celebrates Season End at Webers in Woods
Sixteen members of the girls basketball and hockey squads of 2 High School attended a banquet Friday evening at Webers in the Woods. The event honored the termination of successful seasons for both teams with families and several named attendees listed among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webers-in-the-Woods
M. C. Demmy
Eugene Deckert
Phyllis
Elizabeth Garber
Arlene Demmy
Mary Bender
Ruth Spickler
Pauline Rennsehler
Jane Miller
Betty Leach
Katharine Light
Lillian McCreary
Dorothy Spickler
Mildred Lefever
Ruth Hackman
Margaret Posey
Dorothy Evang
Beatrice Batdorf
Mar
Honorary captain named for upcoming basketball season
Present were Garet Longenecker and Suzanne Blower. Coach Deckert announced Dorothy Spickler as honorary captain for the next basketball season and Beatrice Raidorf as manager. Bernice Long and Mildred Gangner, hockey team members, were the only absentees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garet Longenecker
Suzanne Blower
Deckert
Dorothy Spickler
Beatrice Raidorf
Bernice Long
Mildred Gangner
Elmhurst area visitors over the weekend
Elm residents hosted and visited relatives across Lititz Palmyra New Danville and Myerstown during a Sunday and Saturday gathering spree. Families including Holtzman Bruckhart Shenk Gerhart Singer Forney and Landis shared hospitality with neighbors and kin across several farm and town locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Holtzman
Myerstown
Sallie Kofroth
Abram Bruckhart
Mary Bruckhart
Lane Forney
Lititz
Henry Shenk
Elser Gerhart
Rufus Heisey
J. W. Singer
Gantz
Benj. Weber
J. B. Koehler
Wayne Zariman
Israel Bomberger
Harry and
Beth Bomberger
Anna
Kate Bomberger
Elias Groff
New Danville
Pupils to Perform in County Music Festival at Neffsville
More than 2,400 pupils from rural, elementary, and high schools will take part in the third annual all county music festival at Neffs villeigh School auditorium tomorrow and Saturday. Programs include elementary orchestra 142 members and elementary band 83, junior high chorus 325, male chorus 116, advanced orchestra 271, advanced band 95, and senior high chorus 42. Rehearsals begin 5:30 p.m. tomorrow and 3 p.m. Saturday. aiding supervisors from Lititz and Rothsville will accompany large groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neffsvilleigh
Music Supervisors
Mildred I. Cressman
Fiphrata
Music Supervsers’ Association
Tural
James RK. Grim
Lititz
Mabel Baker
Rothsville
Stamp to issue $1 nonpostage stamp for migratory birds
The Post Office Department will issue a $1 stamp next month that cannot be used for postage. Buyers must purchase it and affix it to the back of their migratory bird licenses under the migratory bird conservation act. The measure takes effect June 16. Distribution planned at county seat post offices and larger offices. color details not yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Whch
Pune
Mother's Day stamps to debut in Lowell, notes Rogers
Rep Edith Nourse Rogers urged the post office to place the new Mother's Day stamp on sale first in Lowell Mass. The stamp honors American motherhood with a design adapted from James Abbott McNeill Whistler’s painting and will match regular special delivery size, expected around May 4. A collector asked about cancellation styles to preserve the design, debating whether a fine line or none would best show the image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Nourse Rogers
R. Mass
Post Office Department
Lowell
Mass
James Abbot McNicll Whistler
Sowell
Food of Wild Duets
United States biological survey workers report that wild duets eat mostly vegetables. Animal matter makes up less than one tenth of their total diet, mostly mollusks, insects, and crustaceans, with fish being rare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Biological Survey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Israel Eberly
Sam Edwin Wiss
Henry Leaman
M. Richard
Mauch Chunk
N. B. Leaman
Frank Ford
Hiladelphia
Tank
Ome
Spacht’s
Co‘renial
Harris
Grube’s
Aisen
Pfautz Bros
Wertsch
Waterman
Parker
Lancaster
J. Roy Yerger
Lena Risser
Evelyn Pfautz
Donald Scott
Ruth Girvin
Edgar Miller
Catherine Bollman
Woodrow Meiskey
Wilbur Sturgis
Katherine Light
al Dommy
Margaret Longenecker
Kathryn Godenaur
Samuel Snavely
Randolph and
Wallon Bricker
Warold Girvin
Neffsville
Rob Owen
Houck Bread OF
Hanover
Lititz R. D
W. Lemon
H. Bucher
Kauffman
T & G Hat Works
W. Orange St
Penna
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