Indefinite shutdown and local notes hit Lititz scene
The Meldor knitting mill plans an indefinite closure awaiting demand. Hospitalizations include Mrs. Clarence Carpenter and Mrs. Lawrence Kling. Local progress includes street paving around Jacob Singley’s house. Community events cover union picnic day sports, a kids health clinic, and a clown themed Chau tauqua afternoon.
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Meldor
Clarence Carpenter
Lancaster General Hospital
Jacob Singley
West Main Street
Keystone Knitting Mill
Circus in Lititz Draws Big Crowds on Saturday
A Campbell Bailey Hutchinson circus arrived in ten cars and drew large crowds in Lititz. Elephants, trained animals, and trick horses impressed attendees. The show, though not meeting all advance claims, pleased spectators and grossed about 700 dollars at the main entrance with no disturbances reported.
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Lititz
Campbell-Bailey- Hutchinson
Chautauqua Week Draws Large Local Attendance
Our town hosted Chautauqua from July 27 to August 2 marking the eleventh consecutive year of such programs. A devoted staff led by Arthur Southwick of Pittsburgh, his wife, and assistants Kathleen Reigel and Alma Royer organized lectures, concerts, and pageants. The event featured the Swarthmore Versatile Six, The Man from Vermont, and the Oriental Pageant along with a strong lineup of speakers and junior programs.
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Arthur Southwick
Pittsburgh
Katherine Reigel
Mechanicsburg
Alma Royer
Hazleton
Lititz
Southwick
Swarthmore Versatile Six
Vermont
Ernest Gamble
Jimmy
Leslie Sprague
Brooks Fletcher
Harry McKeen
Margie Smith
Thelma Grass
S Mae Hassler
Robert Longenecker
Roy Keller
Bert Kauffman
Leon Dissinger
Herman Reedy
Law and Order
Margaret Dissinger
Joe Shackard
Health Department
Warren Sturgis Seen Alive Near Ohio Pennsylvania Line
George Bender reports Warren Sturgis alive near the Ohio Pennsylvania state line on the road to Butler while returning from Michigan. Bender had earlier learned of a death by self harm noted as Sturgis, found in an Ohio city months earlier, making this the first sighting since.
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George Bender
Michigan
Warren Sturgs
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Butler
George
Warren
Sturgis
Bender
Merchants Discuss Night Watch in Lititz Meeting
The Lititz Merchants Association debated the need for a night watchman with similar towns cited as examples. Interested persons should contact Benjamin Seaman or C. S. Zartman. Also note wagon sales from Ritchie's Candy Shop offering Marrow's quality ice cream.
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Lititz
The
Merchants Association
Benjamin Seaman
C. S. Zartman
Marrow
Ritchie
Lititz Auto Wrecked Injuring Four On Manheim Pike
A sedan carrying Richard Gingrich of Lititz his wife Mamie Haller and sisters Hilda and Mamie Haller was struck by a 5 ton truck on the Manheim pike near Lancaster. Four occupants were injured and taken to Lancaster General Hospital. Gingrich blamed the truck for veering left as he blew his horn. The truck driver’s name was withheld awaiting disclosure. he claimed to have fallen asleep.
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Manheim Pike
Sedor
Richard Gingrich
Lititz
Mamie
Hilda Haller
Ephrata
Lancaster General Hospital
Gingrich
Mamie Haller
Garner
Engagement announced in Millersville for Martha Gish and Clayton Keener
Mr and Mrs Daniel N Gish of Millersville announce the engagement of their daughter Martha H to Clayton H Keener son of Henry Keener northeast of Lititz A Philadelphia buyer is paying 45 cents a bushel for potatoes delivered to the freight yard at this place
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Daniel N. Gish
Millersville
Martha H
Clayton H. Keener
Henry Keener
Lititz
Philadelphia
Circus News and Local Leisure At Lititz and Nearby
Police dealings with a poultry sale end with two buff Leghorn cockerels kept by a buyer. Circus anecdotes follow including a clown, a telephone operator, and a Lititz widower. Picnics shift from Reading Bag Dad to Penryn, tensions with lodges, and a bank drill at the Springs. Three circus elephants drink from a fountain basin after unloading.
Jackie sales pitch for cream corn bargain
A brief advert promises the best can of cream corn from Jackie and Miller Habecker, advertised at 10 cents each, or a dozen for $1.15, implying a strong value offer for shoppers.
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Jackie
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Borough Council Meeting in Regular Session
Borough Council met in regular session on Tuesday July 25 with six councilmen and the solicitor present. The Street Committee reported concrete pavements and new gutters along with grading on South Broad street. The Water Department was directed to buy pipes to extend a 4 inch line on Linden and Cedar streets and to procure Muller Curb Clocks. Numerous bills were approved for salaries labor and supplies. A trolley line reconstruction plan linking Lancaster area towns is under survey by Conestoga Traction, contingent on financial viability, with a route from Cherry Tree Station toward Talmage Brownstown Akron and Red Cat near Ephrata.
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Borough Council
J. D. Helter
S. R. Posey
Harry Pierson
H. H. Bomberger
Levi H. Rudy
Josehp B. Wissier
Walter Souder
Lydia Bowman
Moses Eckert
Emanuel Grube
John Hossler
William Leitzinger
Eshleman
Hoffer
CG T
Ritchie
H. Weaver
Clarence Kreider
John Pfeffer, Jr
Elmer Allison
D. Ludwig
H. Kofroth
C. M. Birkenbine
C. W. Souder
Elmer Hollinger
J. Birkenbine
C. B. Ludwig
C. H. Birkenbine
Long & Co
B. B. Eberly
Spring Lake Ice Co
Eas
G. A. Snyder
Apeeen
Sing Keath
Garlock Packing Co
B. W. Davis
Boro
Edison Electric Co
Jane
B. F Fralich
Barret. Co
Tarvia
Ramoth Lime and Stone Co
Aaron Lang
Stone
Ephrata
Talmage
Brownstown
Akron
Conestoga Traction Company
Cherry Tree Station
Mechanicsburg
Red Cat
Loot Plot At Elm Distillery Spurs Added Guards
Three additional warehouse agents join to guard 40 barrels of whiskey amid a threat to raid the Balmer distillery at Elm. A. L. Doebler John F. Dausman and John W. Ginnis named as guards, bringing total to five armed with sawed off shotguns and ordered to shoot to kill. Local lodge discussions and camp meeting notes follow with a mix of unrelated town items including a pretzel mail joke and bass catches.
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Balmer
Elm
Bond
A. L. Doebler
Lancaster
John F. Dausman
Landisville
John W. Ginnis
Mt. Joy
Four Men Hurt at Manheim Grade Crossing Collision
Four men were injured when a shifting engine struck an automobile at the Pennsylvania grade crossing on the Manheim pike Monday. Injured are Ray Buch Ray Wittle Charles Witmyer all of Manheim and Ray Eby of East Peeterspure. Buch the driver suffered serious injuries.
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Pennsylvania
Manheim Pike
Ray Buch
Ray Wittle
Charles Witmyer
Manheim
Ray Eby
East Peeterspure
Buch
Lititz Youth Must Serve One Year for Forgery
Richard Meiskey of Lititz pleaded guilty in Lancaster County Court to forging his uncle’s name. He received one year in county prison and a $100 fine. He had passed two $30 checks at Groff & Wolf and Hirsh & Brothers in Lancaster.
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Richard Meiskey
Lititz
Lancaster
Meiskey
Groff
Knights of Malta Picnic Planned for August 18
Final plans for the Knights of Malta picnic at Lititz Springs on Friday August 18 were set at a Princes of Bag Dad committee meeting in Temple 225 East Main Street Lancaster. The secretary, in Philadelphia, bought souvenirs for the event.
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Knights of Malta
Lancaster
Lititz Springs
Temple
East Main Street
Philadelphia
Lititz Springs A of I Council Meets Friday Night
Lititz Springs Council No 197 A of I A announces a regular meeting Friday evening Aug 4 at 7 30. Former Decre Staff members will reorganize to carry on responsibilities in the coming months. Members urged to participate. A Mt Gretna visit note mentions large summer resort crowd. John Witmyer of Lititz reports a 13 foot car stalk and seeks challengers. Corn this year is tall and thick.
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Lititz Springs
Lititz
Landisville
Peone
Lancaster Fire Company
Decrée
Mt. Gretna
Pennsylvania
Mountain
John Witmyer
Travelers Near and Far Compiled Lititz Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Cuvier Grube of Lancaster and many neighbors share visits and hosting across Lititz. Numerous guests from Philadelphia New York and Virginia visit relatives at Moravian Home Talmage Pequea and Lititz households. A week of autos trips church connections and summer plans includes Rev J Francis Hagen moving to Cornwall NY and Gettysburg trips by the Sammels.
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Lititz
Mt. Holly
Sarah
Frances Slotter
Lahaska
Anna Goshert
Miss Goshert
Elias Miller
Fentress
8. P. Yoder
Denwigh
H. Reist Landis
Kansas
J. Francis Hagen
Cornwall
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