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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1932

Page

2

COUNTY TRANSPORT CHANGE AND TELEPHONE UPGRADE

Ephrata and Adamstown lose trolley service as Conestoga Transport discontinues routes while Reading Transportation Company begins bus service linking borough to Adamstown and Reading. Terre Hill to Blue Ball link ends. Manheim to switch to common battery telephone system by July 1 with major rebuild at $25000, new exchange by Sept 15. Lake Grubb level drops 22 feet 3 inches with unknown cause. Akron area gains jobs at Miller Hess shoe Jebowitz shirt and Fleck Steiner cigar plants. five day work week noted.

Ephrata Adamstown Conestoga Transportation Company Blue Ball Terre Hill Reading Transportation Company Public Service Commission This Bore Lancaster Reading Stevens Denver Manheim Telephone Company Ephrata Company Baby Exchange Akron Miller-Hess Jebowitz Fleck and Steiner

LocalVisitors and Departures Spotted Across Lititz Area

A long list of social visits fills a Lititz region column with families from Lititz Brunnerville Rothsville Hopeland Snavelys Mill and nearby areas visiting relatives and hosting gatherings over the weekend and Sunday. Revival services are slated May 1 at the Brethren Church led by Rev Norman Musser of Columbia.

Numbers win sugar and roast at Lutz Market

The market announces that Friday or Saturday drawings will award 2 pounds of sugar to winners listed as 5914 5443 5599 5952 6076 5834 5949 5932 6051 5560 6011 5873. No 5999 wins a Fancy Beef Roast this week. Mrs Emanuel Ditzler won the roast last week.

Emanuel Ditzler

Akron hosts Strohm home and Rothsville visit

The home of Mr and Mrs Emory Strohm in Akron is noted and Rev and Mrs Lee Reed and their children from Rothsville spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Witmer, reflecting a local social gathering.

Emory Strohm Akron Lee Reed Rothsville Lloyd Witmer

Community Notes From Kleinfeltersville And Nearby

Local attendees at Fountain Day services share visits across towns including New Holland Leacock Reading and York. Evangelical Church youth stage a playlet on Saturday May 9th. Rev Miller delivers an illustrated lecture on Christ. Men’s Bible Class holds a business meeting with many families attending. May meeting planned at Getz home. Sunday School service features solos readings and a quartet.

Kleinfeltersville Ida Richwine New Holland Walter Kensnger Anna Kensinger Leacock Willis E. Pierce Walter Herr Neffsville S. M. Herr James Leicey Philadelphia Glenn McQuate Reading G. M. Leicey Stewart Campbell Dorothy York Annie Bare A. F. Getz Emma Wolf LeRoy Wolf Monterey Evangelical Church K .G. E. Mall A. E. Miller Christ Evangelical Sunday School J. G. Bucher M. Herr Chas. Witwer J. W. Buch W. P. Beck J. C. Buch W. F. Getz G. Leicey R. B. Getz Howard Murr J. G. Mumma Morris Mearig Allen Buch John H. Krick Walter Kensinger

Local Residents Share Sunday Visits Across Lancaster Area

Penryn and nearby towns report a series of Sunday visits among residents. Mr and Mrs Ray Matheit of Lancaster visited Mr and Mrs Harry Long. John Greiner and son from near Manheim visited Mr and Mrs Isaac Greiner. Other gatherings included Mrs J B Biemesderfer and friends visiting Peter Grauber at Elizabethtown and Alice Ober visiting Irvin Keath. Additional calls list Clayton Burkholder Farmersville Rufus Kline Brunnerville and George Biemesderfer with daughter Blaine visiting Robert Biemesderfer, plus Norman Getz Lititz and Vera Ery Penryn and Rufus Derr Lititz.

Harold Koch Tititz Samuel Hofer Sherman Abel Clare Abel Germantown Morris Carpenter Wilson Spanglar Harold and Ray William Seibert Brunneville Clarence Shue Paul Stark Carl Ethel Lititz Elam Stark Thomas Christ Lancaster R 3 John Minim Coatesville LeRoy Firestone Martha Hineer Lancaster Bertha Firestone Elmer Herr and Son Clay John Singer Samuel Hubecker Hiram Meek Wilson Gantz John Weidler Rothsville Milton Getz Millway Jennie Enck Leona Williams Sue Hehnley Donald Singer Brethren Church Norman Musser Columbia Samuel Hornley Elmer West Clem Witmer Murrell Samuel Fahnestock Jacob Fahnestock John Mohler Ephrata Ray Matheit Harry Long John Greiner and Son Near Manheim Isaac Greiner J. B. Biemesderfer Christ Heaston Manheim Peter Grauber Elizabethtown Alice Ober Irvin Keath Clayton Burkholder Farmersville Rufus Kline Brunnerville George Biemesderfer Blaine Robert Biemesderfer Norman Getz Vera Ery Penryn Rufus Derr Lit

Community Notes: Sunday Visits and Local Gatherings

Residents across Lancaster and surrounding towns enjoyed a day of visits on Sunday. Neffsville, Middletown, East Petersburg, Lititz, Mt. Joy, Sporting Hill, and other locales are cited as friends and families such as Shank, Keath, Galebach, Koehler, Bishop, Nye, Moyer, Shelly, Bomberger, and Horst shared meals and hospitality. Tomorrow evening the Fire Company holds its annual meeting in Jerusalem Reformed Church, and the Jerusalem Reformed Church choir performed at the Odd Fellows Home in Middletown.

Itz Mary Shank Neffsville Washington Warren Landis Middletown Harry Shank Harvey Henrick Anna Eastetersburg Alice Keath Lititz A. Y. Keath Paul Galebach Gladys Paul Koehler June Russell Bishop Mary Bishop Charles Zell Margie Keath Meda Keath Sporting Hill Rufus Shelly Erbdale Elmer Zook Millport Henry Keath Howard Shepler Erma Shepler Campbellstown Katie Anna Bomberger Penn Fred Galebach Kate Horst

Origin of the United States Name and Demonym

The Declaration of Independence of July 4 1776 described the colonies as the Thirteen United States of America. Official usage is United States as a singular name, while United States sometimes appears in plural. Inhabitants are referred to as Americans distinct from other peoples in the Americas.

United States of America United States North South America

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