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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1936
Page
11
A flurry of weekend and weekly visits ties together residents from Highspire to Mastersonville. Many households welcomed relatives and friends including the Mil lers, Biemesderfers, Demmys, and Yeagleys as neighbors shared meals and Sunday gatherings, with several trips to nearby towns noted.
The Gulf Radio Studios broadcast movement of performers engineers and sound technicians with over a hundred programs weekly. The studios are noted for modern equipment and colorful costumes and are adjudged among the finest in the nation, earning the title The Voice of the Centennial.
Family members and neighbors gathered for Sunday meals at several households. Anna Mae Showess of White Oak, Helen McMullen, and Mollie Wild visited Lorna and Jane Long. Mr and Mrs Harry E Long hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Lewis Sturgis of Lititz.
Lititz Sportsmen's Association condemned the State Game Commission ruling to start the hunting season at 9 A.M. on Friday November 6. Members voted to urge restoration to sunrise opening the first weekday in November and asked for a return lecture on wildlife by Norman Wood. The group also planned a display at the Lititz Farm Show and discussed youth outreach and future events.
At the Gretna Theatre the production The Pusher offers a comedy for all ages as it plays at Mt. Gretna. The show promises lighthearted humor and broad appeal for local audiences this season.
The Gretna Players stage a Broadway favorite this week under A E Scott. Next week will mark a farewell week with the production Marys Other Husband.
The Pennsylvania and Light Co. report notes a stove prize at a cooking school held in the fire house. Mrs. Harry Weaver of North Cedar Street won the grand prize including free installation. Officials expected to hook the stove to the gas pipe, but encountered a problem.
Vic Stark hitch hiked to New York City over the weekend arriving at 3 07 in the afternoon. He attended the Goldman Band concert Sunday evening and spoke with Charles Pfautz and David Miller who are visiting the city. Vic returned to Lancaster on Monday morning leaving New York at 6 and reaching Lititz by 10.
Real estate ads list farms in Elizabeth Warwick and Rapho Townships with 40 to 88 acres and varying buildings. Prices range from 4 000 to 5 500 dollars plus a Lititz home and business property, plus several building lots at Kissel Hill and Lititz priced by frontage.
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