Local firms sign under blanket code in Lititz
Forty six Lititz businesses operate under the National Recovery Act blanket code with more expected to join after the code reached the town by mail. Shop owners like Pfauiz Eyes Department Store and T N Bost er lead signups as industries begin adopting standardized prices and practices. The Linden Underwear Co reports positive early results under textile codes, while some firms await soon to be adopted codes.
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Lititz
Det
Pfauiz
Lie
T. N. Boster
Lititz Shoe Co
James A. Sturgis
Amos W. Dietrich
Linden Underwear Co
Ambulance on Nine Calls in Garden Spot Post July Report
The Community Ambulance of Garden Spot Post reports nine calls during July. The Legion urges residents to contact the Lititz telephone operator for ambulance service in sickness or accident, with operators listing on‑duty drivers.
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Garden Spot Post
Am Can ‘Legion
Legion
Lititz
Local Business Directory Fragments Highlight Regional Firms
A dense OCR extract lists numerous regional firms and individuals including banks, department stores, textile manufacturers, and assorted trades. The items suggest a business directory or advertisement page with names such as Farmers National Bank, National Bank, Keystone Underwear Co, Linden Underwear Co, Lititz Shirt Factory, and various suppliers and shopkeepers. No narrative event is evident.
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Linden Underwear Co. &. O. Heisley
Lilia Springs Hosiery Mill
Keystone Underwear Co
Lititz Shirt Factory
A.B. Workman Co
Rotary Club Picnic At Conestoga Bungalow
Lititz Rotary Club members enjoyed their annual outing along the Conestoga. Former members attended as guests and many participated in swimming fishing quails and baseball. After a camp meal the crowd returned home near dark.
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Lititz
Broad Street Repaired by Borough and State Crews
Borough workmen repair the side parts of S Broad Street while the middle stretch remains state jurisdiction. After laying lava and stone chips and rolling, traffic eased and dust reduced as sections dried.
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S. Broad Street
Broad Street
Mercury Heat Wave Tops 120 Degrees Monday
Heat wave peaks as thermometers reach 120 at a site on Cedar Street and across the Atlantic Seaboard states reports. Masons endure the heat while weather data note July averages and rainfall totals. forecast includes rain to break the spell.
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Atlantic Seaboard
United Brethren
Cedar St
Ephrata Bureau
Burkhart Clan to Gather in Springs Park Today
The fourteenth annual Burkhart reunion is set for Springs Park with a 10 a.m. reception, 11 a.m. devotional, 1:80 p.m. program featuring Leroy Burkhart and Rev. Benjamin Wenger, and officers to be elected. Includes recitations by Lester Risser and Amos Burkhart with songs and history.
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Burkhart
Springs Park
Aaron J. Burkhart
Bareville
Eli Lauder
Bureville
Leroy Burkhart
East Hart R. D
Lester Risser
Benjamin Wenger
Murrells
Ethel Weaver
West- Earl R. D
Amos Burkhart
Aaron H. Purkhart
Aaron H. Weaver
East Marl R. D
Anna Mary Wear Earl
Hish Horst
Maugansville
Harry MacCleary
Philadelphia
Mark Burkhart Newville
Lititz Camp Night Tonight At Greble
Camp near istown hosts Lititz Night At Camp with Dechert of the local school faculty as counselor The Green Jug Tag Hackers jug band will perform a dine program prepared Local boys John Herts Daniel Painter and Ralph Pfautz attend the camp tonight.
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Greble
Istown
Dechert
Councellor
John Herts
Daniel Painter
Ralph Pfautz
Kling Family Reunion Planned at Springs Park
The Kling Family reunion will be held at Springs Park on Saturday as an all day event with dinner at noon, a 1 pm business meeting, and a 5 pm supper. Secretary John J. Irman of E Main Street invites all family members.
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Kling
Springs Park
John J. Irman
E. Main Street
St Pauls Lutheran Sunday School Holds August Meeting
Sunbeam class plans a cot tage gathering along Conestowa at Bueh's Meadow on Tuesday night August leaving General Sutter Hotel at 7 80. Kreider Greider reunion held in Park. Grocers Picnic tonight Atlantic City with large local delegation. Garden Spot Post 56 American Legion meets tonight at Post home with refreshments. Motorists warned to curb speeding county wide with state patrol help. Birthdays and picnics noted including Ruth Kofroth and Buck's Mill gathering.
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Sunbeam
St. Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School
Conestowa
Bueh's Meadow
General Sutter Hotel
Atlantic City
Garden Spot Post
American Legion
Post
Lancaster Automobile Club
State Highway Patrol
Albert Gochenaur
M Ruth Kofroth
South Broad Street
Shirtean
St. Paul’s Tathe
Anna Mary Franck
Buck’s Mill
Ruth Kofroth
Adirondack Mountains
New York State
New Hours fixed For Local Stores
Lititz merchants reach agreement on new store hours aligned with the NRA code. The schedule sets 7:30 A M to 5:30 P M on Monday Wednesday and Friday, 7:30 A M to noon Tuesdays and Thursdays, and 7:30 A M to 10 P M Saturdays, with Friday closing at 6 PM starting tomorrow but effective Monday. The group also proposes raising the peddler fee to 5 dollars per day to deter itinerant sellers.
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Lilitz
NRA
Lititz
Adey
Almoab
Lancaster
Fishermen Reel In 450 Catches After Morning at Lewes
A Tuesday morning fishing outing at Lewes Delaware yielded 450 fish caught by J H Kauffman Nathan Tahuestock and Paul Bushong as tallying continued after noon. The group noted additional fish likely escaped, with the boat named Parad or Toward Studenroth noted in the record.
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J. H. Kauffman
Nathan Tahuestock
Paul Bushong
Studenrothay
Léwes
Del
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Ines
Pantz Bros. Department Store
Janes A. Sturgis
W. M. Kissinger
J. H. Dosler
Itz Shee Co
Elmer B. Beck
C. Fred Regennas & Son
N. D. Sturgis
Elmer R. Bollinger Bear & Son
A. G. Wieckenstein
R. M. Spacht
Alvin M. Frey
Walter Birkenbine
W. M. Gruba
Rotary Club
Mercury
Burkharts
Dissinger Family
Kauffman
Manheim
O. K. Bushoag
Eafternoon
Elac
Kreider-Greider
Ivan G. Long
Truch
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