Lititz Post Office Second Class Matter Note
Entry records the Lititz Pennsylvania post office designation as second class matter for mail handling and distribution.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1932
Page
4
Entry records the Lititz Pennsylvania post office designation as second class matter for mail handling and distribution.
The piece urges Lititz and Lancaster County citizens to vote wisely in polls, stressing careful consideration of candidates. It praises a State Senate contender for business experience and predicts progress if similar calibre individuals are chosen across all districts.
Mrs. Harry Hoover and daughters visited Mr. and Mrs. David Strauss with other guests including families from Lexington Lititz Akron and Lancaster. The Weidmans hosted a dinner for newlyweds Clarence and Mrs. Weidman. Additional visits included Miss Lottie Miller and Miss Elsie Nest among others in the Brickerville area.
Family groups from Rohrerstown hosted and visited neighbors including the Snavelys, Peiffers, Hornbergs, Lemmy, and Klines. Guests traveled from Philadelphia Lititz Fairland Penryn Lincoln Lexington Speedwell Kissel Hill Schaeffers Town Red Run and Manheim with school term closures noted for Fairview Webster Chureh.
William H. Hartman of town El mer Weitzel Lititz R. D. 5 A S Weachter and Harry Y Adams Rothsville are among those called for jury duty in Quarter Sessions Court June 18. The session is an extra one this year to handle summer case load.
The annual reception to new members was held in the Moravian Sunday School Chapel on Wednesday evening with about two hundred in attendance. Each new member received a carnation at entry as the trombone choir ushered in the event and instrumental music accompanied the gathering. The Rt. Rev. EF. 8.
Crosland offered prayer and Miss L A Weitzel read an original poem welcoming new members. Mrs P F Snyder spoke on church organizations, with Anna Mae Pfautz and Maggie Bricker outlining Beginners and Primary work. Reading by Gladys Hoover, marimbas by Mildred Young, vocal duet by Betty Cooper and Melton Worley, plus a string quartet.
Vocal duet by Wagner Weitzel Zahm Neidermyer with Ruth Dissinger and Ruth God enaur, piano selections including A Scotch Poem and To The Sea. Freshments were served.
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