Borough To Buy New Truck Locally
Borough Council awarded the 1 ton dump truck contract to Lititz Springs Garage after opening bids from Charles E. Krick Rev truck, Lante Springs Garage Chevrolet truck, and Lloyd Moore Inc Ephrata Ford Luck. The Springs Committee sought 300 for Park appropriation and Water Committee requested 70 for Spruce Street Standpipe shrubbery, with Schwartz Nurseries supplying trees.
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Lititz Springs
Burges Brenneman
Habecker
Charles E. Krick
Lante Springs
Chevrolet
Lloyd Moore, Inc
Ephrata
Ford Luck
TD. P. Bricker
W. H. Muth
Spruce Street
Schwartz Nurseries
Sturgis and Gundrum Wed in Afternoon Home Ceremony
Miss Sarah Sturgis daughter of Mr and Mrs Tomer Sturgis and Charles R Gundrum Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles R Gundrum were united in marriage Saturday afternoon at 2 30 at the bride home 2 South Broad Street. Rev J Marold Mumper of St Pauls Lutheran officiated. Attendants were Miss Winifred Keener and Calvin Spence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Sturgis
Tomer Sturgis
Charles R. Gundrum
South Broad Street
J. Marold Mumper
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Winifred Keener
Honey Brook
Lititz
Calvin Spence
Smoketown
Miss Weitzel Hart In Fall At Broad And Orange
Miss Weitzel Hart of the Moravian Home Ghard Square sustained a fractured right hip in a fall at Broad and Orange Streets Monday morning. She was taken to Lancaster General in the Legion Ambulance and Tuesday the hip was placed in a cast after X ray pictures. Miss Weitzel is well known in town and reportedly cheerful and resting comfortably.
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Lewisa A. Weitzel
Ghard Square
Broad
Orange
Lancaster General
Legion
Miss Weitzal
Rotary Club speaker discusses Thaddeus Stevens and Pennsylvanians
Lebanon Valley College president Shenk spoke to Lititz Rotary Tuesday at the General Sutter about Thaddeus Stevens and other notable Pennsylvanians. A Lancaster Rotary member attended the gathering.
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Te. TI. UL. Shenk
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Lititz
Rotary Club
Sutter
Thaddeus Stevens
Lancaster Rotary Chih
Chocolate Marshmallows Sale Repeats This Week
Market item notes a limited sale of chocolate marshmallows repeated this week to help all shoppers. Mentions Charles H. Regennas and Iattz Market with a 22 lb quantity cited.
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Charles H. Regennas
Iattz
Professor Beck Leads Bridle Path Meeting Plans Extension
More than 75 horsemen from Lititz and nearby and an equal number from Philadelphia gathered Sunday afternoon at the Pumping Station to discuss extending a bridle path from Valley Forge toward Harrisburg. Prof. H. H. Beck presided as planners consider joining the Appalachian Trail north of Harrisburg, passing Adamstown Schoeneck Brickerville the Pumping Station Mt Trope Campbellstown Hershey and Manada Gay. a map exists but formal plans are not yet committed.
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Lititz
Philadelphia
Valley Forge
Harrisburg
H. H. Beck
Town
Adamstown
Schoeneck Brickerville
Pumping Station
Mt. Trope
Campbellstown
Hershey
Manada Gay
Soft Ball Tonight in East End Derby
The Young Men's Class U B Church softball team faces Brunnerville at 6 pm on the East End diamond. Last year’s lars keep a similar lineup. On Monday All Lititz nize beat A B Young Men's Class for the second straight win. scores 1940 2 and 11 to 6 last Saturday.
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U. B
Lars
All Lititz Nize
A. B. Young
Student Address by Dr Samuel I Ziegler at Cedar Gr est College
Dr Samuel I Ziegler of Cedar Grest College Allentown will address High School students this afternoon from 1 to 1 30 on Pennsylvania's Tart In Modern Industrial Life Public is invited no admission fee MGM Trio to perform numbers for Friday competition in Johnstown
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Samuel I. Ziegler
Cedar Grest College
Allentown
Wil
Pennsylvania
MGM
Johmstown
Grade Pupils Present Annual Musical This Evening
Pupils from the first four grades under James R. Grim will stage a May Day themed musical at the high school at 7:30. Julia Guiney stars as May Queen with a cast led by Doris Wissler and Salvatore Mantromatteo among others, with teachers Vera Hoffman Mary Sturgis and Elizabeth Workman directing.
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James R. Grim
Julia Guiney
Vera Hoffman
Mary Sturgis
Elizabeth Workman
Mary Longenecker
Carsie Tschudy
Kathryn Gantz
Sara Harker
Agnes Sensel
Laura Rudy
May Queen
Prince
Sloward Richardson
Ilonor
Doris Wissler
Dream Man
Salvatore Mantromatteo
Louise Duuler
Gloria Wike
Ruth Bender
Florence Kofroth
Christian Snavely
Robert Leed
David Flower
Carl Reist
Pauline Moyer
Vivian Ranek
Emma Prubaker
Margaret Yerger
Betty Witmyer
Marian Royer
Doris Myers
Helen Ochme
Betty Zwally
Geraldine Schmuck
Gladys Nack
Peggy Dengate
Mary Ann Chrisner
Ruth Schenenberger
Caroline Wolf
Rachel Madlem
Alla Brabs
Lititz PTA elects officers and hosts Dr Warry Bender talk
The Lititz Parent Teachers Association held its April meeting in the school auditorium featuring Dr Warry Bender on the Indians of Lancaster County. Officers elected for the coming year are President Mrs Clair Rice Vice President Mrs Domer Brenner Secretary Mrs Lloyd Bomberger Treasurer Mrs J S Herr. They will be installed at the May 22 meeting. A committee of Car RB Workman Mrs Rice and Miss Anna K Miller was named to spend 875 on the schools. Books for the grades were discussed and Miss Schlosser’s room won the monthly book prize for most pupils represented by parents.
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Warry Bender
E. Main St
Lancaster County
Lititz
Parent-Teachers Association
Charlotte
Betty Weaver
Robert Harding
Clair Rice
Domer Brenner
Lloyd Bomberger
J. S. Herr
Car
Card Party Tonight at Park View Hotel
The Lititz Sportsmen's Association hosts the second card party of a series at the Park View Hotel tonight. Prizes will be awarded and the event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz Sportsmen’s Association
Park View Hotel
Town Balla Shpeilers Meet Monday To Plan League
All of last year’s four Legion twilight league teams and additional players are invited to a meeting Monday at 8 PM in the Legion Home to plan the season. Managers will be chosen, problems from last year discussed, and players selected for this season. The season starts in late May with a two half schedule and postponed games at season end. Linco Avenue field is in good shape and used by the High School team.
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Legion Twilight
Linco Avenue
Legion Post
Births for Frymyer and Roth Families
Mr and Mrs Harry Frymyer announce the birth of a son Calvin J last Wednesday at home. Mr and Mrs Herbert Roth of town announce the birth of a daughter at 1130 AM last Wednesday at St Josephs Hospital Lancaster.
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Harry Frymyer
Calvin J
Herbert Roth
Town
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lancaster
Play Postponed To May 1 A Southern Cinderella
The play A Southern Cinderella by the Gleaners Class of the United Brethren Sunday School, scheduled for tonight, is postponed to Tuesday evening May 1 due to a musical event at the High School. A Monday evening performance for younger children will be given. Tickets for Tuesday in the social room of the church are 15 cents.
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Gleaners
United Brethren
Strong Man Joe Miller Demonstrates Mighty Feats at Fire House
York strongman Joe Miller, famed as one of the east’s strongest, entertained about 150 men after a monthly Fire Department meeting. He lifted 175 pounds overhead with one hand and 200 pounds with both hands without shifting weight. The Entertainment Committee served light refreshments after the show.
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Joe Miller
York
East
Joe
Lititz Adopts Daylight Saving Time This Monday
Lititz will move clocks ahead one hour on Monday aligning with Daylight Saving Time used in Lancaster Reading and Philadelphia. Most local industries and services will follow the change and continue on DST through September end.
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Lancaster
Reading
Philadelphia
Lillie
Our
Dentist Dr Lane Gives Talk On Birds To Open Road Club
Dr C E Lane, local dentist and bird lover, spoke about birds to 32 Open Road Club boys Tuesday evening in a shed at Charles St Regennas Jr home. Onion plants offered at 20 cents per bundle, Bermuda type. Charles I Regennas Lemon and Walnut Streets.
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C. E. Lane
Open Road Club
Charles St. Regennas, Jr
Bermuda
Charles I. Regennas
Health Board Urges Quarantine Cooperation Townwide
The Board of Health and local schools order that any child living with a contagious disease case must stay out of school during quarantine. If scarlet fever is diagnosed all children must remain out during the quarantine period regardless of residence. The measure aims to prevent further spread under State Health Law and asks for public compliance.
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Board of Health
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Gundrum
Sturgis
Weitzel Hart
Prof. Beck
PTA
Balla
Strong Man
Sleve
Entertainment Committee
Lancaster City
F Health Board
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