Schools Expected To Be Crowded Again
Indications are that the school rooms will be crowded when the new term starts Tuesday. Septem ber, Prof. M C Deming told the Board of School Directors at the August meeting in the big school last night. The exact number can be estimated at this time, but there is scarcely 8 denbe that I will be higher than last year. Route business marked the sexing, with President Frank Z Hunter present. Probably the most important item was the authorization of a survey of the building and contents for insurance purposes. The painting of the exterior woodwork and some interior wood and walls was reported completed. The driveway in front of the school has been maradomized, and concrete has been laid at plans where pupils gather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. Deming
Prince
Frank Z. Hunter
S. R. Posey
P. J. Sader
John G. Hershey
Former District Governor Addresses Lititz Rotary Club
Ignatius Biorlee of Frederick Maryland, former district governor of Rotary International district, spoke to Lititz Rotary Club about Rotary principles and applications. This was his second Lititz visit, with visitors Thomas Waddell of Philadelphia and N E Garber of Mt. Joy among those in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignatius Biorlee
Frederick
Rotary International
Lititz
Rotary Club
Sutter
Bierlee
Rotary
Ely
Thomas Waddell
Philadelphia
N. E. Garber
Mt. Joy
Membe
Trolley Hits Machine In Lititz Collision Injuring Two
State Patrol reports Timil Becker, 49, of Lititz Road District 8 failed to see an oncoming trolley in a cornfield blind spot. The crash at 6:30 AM near Tu esvalians resulted in minor injuries to Becker and a passenger who refused treatment. both were discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timil Becker
Lititz
R. D
John A. Aumon
Becker
Legion All Stars Fall to Fast Cornwall Team
The Legion All Stars were defeated 13 to 2 by a swift Cornwall squad at West Lincoln Avenue field. Hackman started, Derby relieved, and despite ten strikeouts the All Stars could not overcome early damage as crowds packed the bleachers for twilight baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion All Stars
Fast
Cornwall
The
Twilight Baseball League
Lincoln Avenue
All Hackman
All Stars
Don Derby
Lava
al Stars
Coatesville
Honey Throwk
Manheim
Rogersford
Legion Auxiliary Elects Post 6 Officers
The American Legion Auxiliary Post 6 elected officers including President Mrs Hen Hackman and Vice Presidents Tlannah Weitsel and Clara Witmer. Mrs Henry Hackman was named delegate to the State Convention in Philadelphia. The group also scheduled a corn and doughie roast at Penrya Picnic Grove tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary of
Post 6
Hen Hackman
Tlannah Weitsel
M. Clara Witmer
M. Rice
Ndwin
Alfred Couple
Albert
Hornberge
Howard Hollinger
Mabel Schnerer
Henry Hackman
Philadelphia
Benjamin Hotel
Penrya
Births Report From Local Hospitals
Birth notices announce a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hanna of 28 East Second Avenue at Doncaster General Hospital on Thursday. Additional birth for Mr. and Mrs. Alvin George in Lancaster General Hospital at 10:55 A M Saturday. Twin fathers see two daughters: Bare of Bird in Hand RD1 at 2 A M and Elvin Bare of Bird in Hand RD1 at 8 P M. Mrs Twin Bare formerly Miss Erla Mae Tess of Brunnerville and Mrs Elvin Bare was Evelyn Hooker of near New Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hanna
East Second Avenue
Doncaster General Hospital
Alvin George
Lancaster General Hospital
Arvl
Fidwin K. Bare
Elvin K. Bara
Twin Bare
Missy Erla Mae Tess
Brunnerville
Elvin Bare
Evelyn
Hooker
New Holland
Parties Prepare Slates For Primary In Liity
The Liity primary season heats up as Democrats claim a full slate and Republicans contest key offices. Democratic nominees include Burgess Brenneman for mayor and Frank A. Masser for Tax Collector, with Charles K. Keath set for School Director. Republican candidates feature Tax Collector T. S. Grosh back for renomination and council hopefuls Alfred J. Dougie and Morris Frederick, while incumbents Levi Rudy and Charles Pfantz seek re-election in the first ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess
John C. Brennema
Norman M. Badan
Brenneman
Dacab
TH. Koch
N. Broad Be
T. 8. Grosh
P S Eby
Gay Brubaker
Percy 7B Funlow
Frank A. Masser
N Broad Street
Levi H. Rudy
Charles A. Pfantz
Alfred J. Dougie
Morris Frederick
Charles K. Keath
Collision at intersection injures man and son
Robert Buch 36 of Lincoln and his 5 year old son were treated for bruises and minor cuts after a crash with Jacob Showalter of Ephrata at Springville road and Eph rata Schooneck pike. Showalter, who drove a car owned by Ralph Bear without consent, was admitted with head injuries. He faces charges for driving without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Buch
Lincoln
Robert, Jr
Dy. W Bake
Ephrata
Jacob Showalter
Springville Road
Ephrata-Schooneck Pike
Showalter
Lancaster Geneva Hospital
Buck
John A. Aumon
Ralph Bear
Mphrata
Aumon
Barn and tobacco shed burn on Ralph Hess farm near Rothéville
A barn and adjoining tobacco shed on Ralph Bess’s farm about one mile west of Rothéville were destroyed by fire early today causing an estimated loss of 9 000 to 10 000 dollars. Livestock were saved with help from two Lititz youths. The hog pen and machinery were also lost. The Lititz Five Go responded to the 3 29 am alarm as Hess woke to the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Idess
Rothéville
Bess
Lititz
Hess
Local Briefs Highlight Community Events and Notices
The Laaj ik B the s Aid Society meets tonight with Mrs May-Gainor east of town. Rev G B Ranger officiated at the funeral of Mrs Joseph Williams Rexmont. Thomas B Ulrich died last week at Elm. Newgard and Guntz planning at Keener's Park in Elizabeth town Saturday. Young Married Women of the United Brethren Sunday School host corn roast tomorrow at Millway. Poplar Grove hosts grand festival Saturday for baseball team benefit. Poplar Grove vs Denver game Sunday at 3 30. Free Day for schoolgirls at Lulu Pool today. next Thursday is Free Day S James M Mummert of Farmers Bank Star returned to perform appendectomy. Ludwig Wolf of Wolfs Garage Locust Street is homebound with a severe cold. Thirty plus pupils serenaded Mr and Mrs Clyde EL Ar ast Monday night. The Arde married on Spruce Street kept in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laajik
Thes’ Aid Society
May- Gainor
G. B. Ranger
Joseph Williams
Rexmont
Williams Wat
Thomas B. Ulrich
Elm
Keener's Park
Farmers Bank Star
Smn
Ludwig Wolf
Wolfs Garage
Locust Ste
Clyde EL Arast
Arde
Spruce Street
Moravian Ushers Picnic Planned at Baehs Meadow
The Moravian Ushers Association holds an afternoon picnic at Baehs Meadow. The event is expected to be one of the largest, with activities for all and transport from Church Square to the grounds at 1 PM. if rain, the gathering moves to Lutz Hall on Prout Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian Ushers Association
Baeh’s Meadow
Tos
Church Square
Lititz and area bars adopt new hours under NRA code
Lititz and nearby business firms join the National Recovery Administration blue eagle program. Thirty six new hours changes announced for Monday start with shorter shop times for barbers and dealers. Barber codes set shop hours and prices with opening and closing times and locked doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. More Lititz
NRA
Wai
Corain Industries
von and Iunder
Long & Co
W. , Muth & Co
Her- Leaman Co
Lititz
Frothsville
Rothsville
Barbers Co-Operating
AK Adams
I’. RB. Keller
H. C. Reedy
Stroble
Chas
Spickler
IV. S. Hershey
W. A. Keller
Wtl
Uthers
Wim. Sheam D
Grant
Bert M. Horn
Lancaster
Local Business Hours Change Announced by Hershey-Seaman Co
The N. TR. AL Code requires new hours starting Monday August 21. Doors open at 6 4 morning and close at 5 in the evening except Friday night until eight. Saturday hours end at 2 o'clock. Neon Hershey-Seaman Co. and Muth & Co. plan the alteration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frida
Slock Neon
Hershey - Seaman Co
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Escon
Lutz Pool
Legion Auxiliary
Ule
Liity
Gedat
Ralph Hess
OL Muth & Co
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