Warwick Schools To Open Monday
Warwick Township announces Monday opening for all schools under supervising principal Prof. F J Bailey. Half day first session, then full days. Labor Day holiday observed. Bus schedule largely unchanged, Fred Kauffman in charge of transport. Vaccination certificates urged for entering pupils and first year students. List of district teachers and board officers provided. Evb appointed to fill a vacancy, remaining treasurer after resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick Township
F. J. Bailey
Fred Kauffman
Rothsville
Bueh
Kissel Will
Ida H. Keath
Millport
Alice Myere
Brunnerville
Pauline Doster
Elizabeth Gibbes
Harriet Rose
Emma K. Zook
Ella M. Mellinger
Florence Roger
Grace Fass
Sara Huber
Anns Geiger
David Tshenany
Nathan Levin
Mabel Baker
Miriam Miller
Benjamin Weaver
Harry Burkholder
Albony Bomberger
Harold Brubaker
John H. Reitz
Isaac Tirb
Evb
Elser Gerhart
Lititz
Cadet Band Concert Tonight at Springs Park
The Cadet Band performs in Springs Park at 8 in the evening with no admission but an offering asked to fund kettle drums recently bought by the group. If rain interrupts, the concert will likely be postponed to next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springs Park
Lodge To Hold Corn Roast In Springs Park
Odd Feltons will hold a corn roast in Springs Park Tuesday evening the 29th at 8. All members urged to attend and bring wives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springs Park
Talitz Lodge
All Stars Play Return Game With Rogersford Tonight
The Tititz Legion All Stars face Rogersford nine of the Montgomery County League in a return game at West Lincoln Avenue field. First pitch is at 6 oclock. Three weeks earlier the teams tied 1 to 1 in Royersford in six innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tititz Legion All Stars
Rogersford
Montgomery County
Lincoln Avenue
Royersford
T Hem
Local Milk Prices Increase Tomorrow
Distributors report milk price hikes following a Lancaster meeting. Under the Agricultural Adjustment Act, grade A milk rises to 14 cents a quart, and other measures lift prices for farmers by 38 cents per hundredweight. Secretary Wallace signed the code Monday. Lancaster County Dairymen's Association approved last Friday. Violations risk license revocation and a $1000 daily fine. Frederick Shangle, vice president of the Interstate Milk Producers' Association, spoke at the Farm Bureau rooms meeting. Licenses will be issued to all distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Wallace
Ancaster
Frederick Shangle
Interstate Milk Producers' Association
Lancaster County Dairymen’s Association
Farm Bureau
Mrs Ralph Gross Wins $50 In Store Contest
Mrs Ralph Gross of 8 Broad Street won the $50 prize in the Quick Arrow Soap Flakes contest held over the past month at Leaman and Leed store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Gross
Broad Street
Leaman and Leed
Heavy Rain and Wind Cause Widespread Damage in Lititz
A roaring Northeaster spared Lititz the worst but caused widespread effects. Wires down, tree limbs broken, and flooded fields and crops were reported while streets were littered with dirt and homes lost power. High winds were expected to ease today as the storm moved northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Eugt
Northes
West Jersey
Philadelphia
NRA Stamps On Way For Common Determination Series
The first three cent postage stamps of the National Recovery Act series are due at the local post office soon. The purple stamp shows four figures marching forward a farmer, employer, laborer, and housewife with the slogan In a Common Determination beneath the image.
Community Show Association Plans Fall Exhibition
A Lititz Community Show Association meeting is set for Wednesday evening at the Fire House to begin planning the annual fall exhibition. All members are urged to attend to discuss financing and organization for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Third Of Lititz Voters Must Declare Party Or Lose Ballot
One third of Lititz’s more than 2,500 eligible voters have not declared a party for the primary. Assessors A.M. Shissler and Paul Demmy urge voters to declare soon or be barred from voting on election day. They note laws require party choice before casting a ballot and offer home visits to those in the first and second wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
A.M. Shissler
Paul Demmy
Eleclion
Shisster
Demmy
Shissler
Nat
Dr Klein Explains NRA Codes At Local Meeting
Dr Klein outlines NIRA and labor codes as 20 new signers join, bringing Lititz total to 170 under Blue Eagle. Nationwide NRA push begins Monday urging employers to comply and consumers to cooperate with a May 28 opening date for the code movement and month-end deadline for changes. New signers include G L Haldeman Elmer Bender Record Printing Co Harry S Shaeffer K Brubaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Lititz
G. L. Haldeman
Elmer Bender Record Printing Co
Harry S. Shaeffer K
K. Brubaker
Merchant Walter Buch Collapses on South Broad Street
W H Bech known as Walter Buch, a veteran lithio merchant, collapsed on the sidewalk before J J Snyder’s home on South Broad Street yesterday morning while returning home for lunch. Dr D C Martin assisted, taking him to his home. reports said he was resting easily but seriously ill. Buch had been critically ill for months last winter and returned to work in his clothing store late spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter I. Buch
J. J. Snyder
South Broad Street
D. C. Martin
Mr. Uch
Class Picnic Next Week at Springs Park
The Moravian Sunday School Bible Class plans its annual picnic next Thursday at Springs Park starting at 1 P.M. The event originally scheduled for this afternoon was moved yesterday. Gollee and lemonade will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian Sunday School
Springs Park
Boys Explore Cold Cave Near Pequea Sunday Afternoon
A group of boys including Patsy Mastromatteo Russel Ser ber Karl Kauffman Charles Lonp entcker Robert Rosenberg and Wilbur Miller spent Sunday afternoon touring Cold Cave near Pequea discovering its features and surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Mastromatteo
Russel Serber
Karl Kauffman
Charles Lonpentcker
Robert Rosenberg
Wilbur Miller
Cold Cave
Pequea
Dr Klein Explains NRA Toward Immediate Action in Lititz
Dr B M J Klein of Lancaster spoke emphatically to merchants and business leaders on the National Industrial Recovery Act and the National Recovery Administration. The Lititz Rotary Club hosted the meeting at the General Sutter hotel to outline conditions, the June 1 low business point, and the June 13 passage of the NIRA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. J. Klein
Lancaster
National Recovery Administration
NRA
Litivz
Itz Rotary Club
General Suttor Hotel
Congress
Roosevelt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warwick
Lodge
All Stars
Dr. Klein
Nira
Codes
W. H. Bech ID
Hershey - Seaman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!