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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1936
Page
6
A School of Instruction for Odd Fellows will be held in Malta Hall Monday evening at 7 30 conducted by D D G M Samuel Keller of Shillington. A number of visitors from the Northern District are expected. All Odd Fellows are invited.
At Gretna Theatre Mt Gretna the modern comedy White Collars by Anne Nichols draws unprecedented crowds this week. Next week the Players plan another Broadway success The Pusher to follow.
Mr and Mrs Abe Keller and daughter Pauline of Sherrill NY visited Mr and Mrs Janes McMullen on Tuesday. Miss Betty Gerhart of Ephrata spent the weekend with Miss Helen McMullen. Mrs Edward Yeagley and daughter Lillian attended the funeral of Mrs C E McCormick at Harrisburg and called at the home of Dr and Mrs Charles Bishop.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Fetter and John Ditzler visited Lebanon as did Mr and Mrs Berckey, Mrs Andrew Hershey of Mountville and others. Rev Concrad Biemesderfer from Reading spent the weekend with John Biemesderfer. Thelma Landis and Mary Geib joined Ada Steinman near Manheim while Carl Weber and A Y Keath attended Mt Gretna Camp Meeting. Additional visits included Shunk of Fairview to Earl Dahner and Arlene Demmy of Coatesville visiting Charles Zell plus Abe and Emanuel Demmy and families in the area.
Sunday gatherings brought families from Neffs ville Lititz Hershey and nearby areas to Holloway Beach. Guests included Rufus Shelly Clayton Miller Jonas Hollinger Verna Miller Irene Stoner Levina Neff Vera Stauffer John Shelly Eugene Kreider Lester Shelly and children Geraldine Richard. Additional hosts were John Swartz and guests Marcus Sheetz Arthur Weidman and family. Rev. George B Raezer of Lititz joined Sunday dinner at Paul Koehler’s home.
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