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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1931

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Improvements At Lititz School For 1931 32 Term

Painters and carpenters upgraded Lititz school with new paint, enlarged basement windows, and added facilities. Nine new typewriters, a sewing machine, and a refrigerator upgraded the domestic science and commercial rooms. New faculty include Miss Peters, Mr Studley, and others. Nine month term with daily sessions 8:15 to 11:45 and 1:00 to 3:30. Vaccination certificates required for new and returning pupils.

Lititz School Jean Peters Albert Btudley Wayne H. Elliott James R. Grimm Zeda T. Workman Margaret Atchinson

Picnic Held by Young Men's Bible Class at Penryn Park

The Young Men's Bible Class of 81. aul's Lutheran Church taught by Y. E B. Hickman held their annual picnic at Penryn Park on Saturday afternoon. Plans for the class annual banquet are set for December.

Aul’s Lutheran Church Y. E B. Hickman Penryn Park

Cadet Band Concert Tonight in Springs Park

The Cadet Band performs in Springs Park with a varied program. Special accordion solos will be played by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kneeburg, adding a notable feature to the evening.

Springs Park Secial Roy Kneeburg

Obituary of George Hickar 64 of 69 East Main Street

George Hickar, 64, of 69 East Main Street, died suddenly in his home Saturday morning after a stroke. Survived by wife, five children Alverta Mil dred Mary and Walter of Rothsville and step-son Floyd Raber at home. Also survived by brothers John and Abram Floyd and sisters Laura Hoover Lillie and Mrs Samuel Stauffer. Funeral at home Tuesday 2:00 pm, interment Machpelah Cemetery. R M Spacht funeral director.

George Hickar East Main Street Alverta Mildred Mary Walter Rothsville Floyd Raber John Columbia Laura Hoover Mountville Lillie New York City Samuel Stauffer Roseville Abram Floyd Kinderhook Maccpelah R. M. Spacht

D H Gochenauer dies after illness in Lancaster

David H Gochenauer, 72, of East Petersburg, died Wednesday morning at Lancaster General Hospital from complication of diseases. He worked 35 years for International Harvester Co. and retired ten years ago. He directed music at the Lancaster County Sunday School Association Convention for years. He leaves a wife and children. The funeral was held Friday.

David H. Gochenauer East Petersburg Lancaster General Hospital Gochenauer International Harvester Qr Lancaster County Sunday School Association

Grace Geltmacher Dies at Age Five in Lancaster

Grace Geltmacher five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Clayton Geltmacher of Lexington dies at Lancaster General Hospital from complications Private services held at home Wednesday at two with burial at Riverview Burial Park Survived by parents two brothers Clarence Gilbert and sister Dorothy and by grandparents from Lexington community

Grace Geltmacher Clayton Geltmacher Lexigton Lancaster General Hospital Tyro Brothers Clarence Gilbert Dorothy Riverview

Buch Family Reunion at Springs Park Held Over Hundred Attend

The 27th Buch family reunion gathered at Springs Park on Saturday with attendance over a hundred. Prizes went to oldest person Henry B. Buch youngest child Charles Donald Sotfer greatest distance Nathan Buch from Michigan and most recently married couple Mr and Mrs John Yerger. Officers elected included President J W Buch Vice President Henry B Buch Secretary Cora Milley Keath Treasurer M W Buch Program Committee Mrs Robert Herr Mrs Harvey Buch Mrs Melvin Myers and Mrs Guy Buch. The program featured hymns scripture readings readings by Donald Buch Ella E Buch and accordion selections. The group voted to meet again in Lititz next year.

Buch Springs Park Henry B. Buch Lititz Charles Donald Sotfer Nathan Buch Michigan John Yerger J. W. Buch Brownstown Cora Milley Keath M. W. Buch Ephrata Robert Herr Akron Harvey Buch Elizabethtown Melvin Myers Leola Guy Buch Mr. Dick Jacob Buch Donald Buch Ella E. Buch Wick Dick J. Harvey Buch

Corn Supper at Moravian Church Ladies Society

The Ladies' Sewing Society of the Moravian Church held their annual corn supper at Springs Park on Tuesday evening. In addition to corn, doggies and coffee, apple butter, raisin pie and ice cream were served by Mrs. M. B Hess Miss Mary Bruckhart and Mrs. E J Garber. Thirty nine were present.

Ladies' Sewing Society of the Moravian Church Springs Park M. 8. Hess Mary Bruckhart E. J. Garber

Small Boy Breaks Leg In Kiddie Car Fall

Ray Rohrer two years old son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Rohrer 8 Cedar Street fractured his leg in a fall from a kiddy car on Monday The fracture was reduced at Lanecaster General Hospital by Dr D C Martin.

Ray Clarence Rohrer Cedar Street Lanecaster General Hospital D. C. Martin

Lititz Driver Arrested on Reckless Driving Charge

Allen Badorf of Lititz was arrested Monday by Police Chief Kreider on a reckless driving charge in town and will face a hearing later. Police note multiple speeding complaints and warn drivers in town.

Allen Badorf Kreider W. H. Buch

Social Notes from Lititz and Nearby Tours

Campbell of Columbia and Mrs James Harper with daughter from Waynesboro guest at General Sutter Hotel. Springfield visitors spend two weeks with Clarence Paye on Spruce Street. Nursing student Francis Kofroth home from Hahnemann for vacation. Several residents travel to Canada Niagara Falls and back. Numerous locals host or visit relatives from Philadelphia to Chicago. Weekend guests include Easton, Lewes, and Mt Gretna. Community events include WCTU convention in Millersville and hotel greeters meeting at Bedford Springs.

Millersburg Lititz Leona Eschener Harriburg Clarence Dengler Jacob Baehman Kate Conyngham Paradise Mary Conyngham Philip Price Philadelphia Clarence Deng Jer J. B. Tan Bishop Boston Mass General Sutter Simplex Paper Box Corporation Ldtitz John Adams Jititz Annie Balmer Frank Ruhl Emanuel Ruhl Elstonville United Christian Camp Cleona Lebanon County James Goodhart Lizzie Fassnacht Reading Raymond Balmer Manheim Lewes Lallopa Beach Delaware Masonheim Princeton N. J Elizabeth Hepp H. E. Grosh Esther Mt. Gretna R. E. Worley Margaret George Poughkeepsie N. Y Cornelia Craig Annapolis George B. Raezer Wilmington Caroline Demmy Lebanon Stanevack W. B. Gothnaver Carl Risser Allentown Im Huber Sammuel Bucher Benyely Jacob Snyder Serro Fead Detroit Mich Watkins Glen Theodore T. Dussin Phila Iphia New York Anes Yerger Heffer Bertha Keller John Helter Mildred Bomberger Lancaster General Hospital N. K. Buch, Jr Melvin Brubaker Brubaker Gee Lancaster Harrisburg Carlisle Cashtown Mildred Deardorff Roy Todd Agnes Keath Norman Badorf Herndon L. N. Meyer Mt., Gretna

Gas Station Hearing Today at Lancaster Square

The court hearing on the proposed gasoline service station at the northwest corner of the Square convenes at 10 o'clock in Lancaster. Since July 17 residents halted work with an injunction against Samuel F Blatt of Reading Willis Groff the proposed operator and the Standard Oil Company of Pennsylvania. The defendants argued the project would not threaten health or property values. The court will hear testimony from both sides and render an opinion.

Court House Lancaster Samuel F. Blatt Reading Willis Groff Standard Oil Company of Pennsylvania

Baker Becker clan elects officers at Elizabethtown reunion

Landis Becker and Mrs John Becker were elected Vice President and Historian at the Baker Becker clan annual reunion held Saturday afternoon in Elizabethtown. The report lists numerous family gatherings, church events, and visits across towns including Springs Park and Easton, with several reunions scheduled for Sunday.

Landis Becker John Becker Baker-Becker Elizabethtown Kolb-Kulp Greerville Park Ladies 'Aid Society Millersyil . E. Church Springs Park General Sutter A. Brown Miller Cleveland Ohio Henry B. Gibbel John Paul Mary Keener Maybelle Stark Edwin Wissler Easton Longenecker and Roth Famies Harry Mohn Charles Margaret Fleetwood Frank Dearholt Lebanon John Raybold Emerson Leib Rothsville Elmer Butter Henry B. Leib Russell Stoudt Robert Hinkle Reading Peter Keller E. M. Rhoads United Brethren Church Ephrata Otterbein Guild Buch's Meadow Mahlon Garman Church of the Brethren Sandy Beach Ray Kurtz Leroy Rosenberger Elizabethtown College Rotary Club Lancaster Philadelphia

Zell-Weachter Weachter wedding in Lititz Penryn area

Edward R. Zell son of Harry Zell of Ephrata wed Myrtle M. Weachter daughter of Elmer and Mrs Weechter of Penryn at the Lititz Lutheran parsonage. Rev. F A Weichsel performed the ring ceremony. Attendants included Clayton Boyer and William Weachter. Afterward a lawn reception at the bride’s parents celebrated both couples.

Edward R. Zell Harry Zell Ephrata Myrtle M. Weachter Elmer Weechter Penryn Lutheran Parsonage West Orange Street Lititz F. A. Weichsel Clayton Boyer William Weachter Samuel Beard Rey Beard Frank Beard George Beard Bobby George Joseph Fleisher Melrose Harold Jacob Helt Donald Robert Beard Julia Allwein Cornwall Anna Zell Elsie Reifsnyder Harry Reifsnyder Kate Weachter Harry Bahner, Jr Paul Bashore Ruth Leroy Bashore John John Bashore Lebanon Benjamin Hammer Edward Ober Howard Hammaker Carl Chester Adair Manheim Charles Zell J. W. Biemesderfer Wayne Wolfskill Elmer Weachter Wm. T. Weachter Katie Moyer Abram Breitigan Lizzie Blocher Mathias Blocher

Hiestand Neff Rite Unites Neffsville Couple

Roy M. Hiestand of Neffsville and Myrtle M. Neff of Millersville were married Saturday at 11 30 am at the home of Rev Benjamin M Moyer uncle of the groom. The bride wore a blue traveling suit with a roses corsage. Attendants were Miss Mary Kauffman and Ira Kauffman of Central Manor. They plan an extended wedding trip to eastern points and will reside in Neffsville.

Roy M. Hiestand Toward Heistand Neffsville Myrtle M. Neff Benjamin Neff Millersvile General Hospital Nurses’ Training School Benjamin M. Moyer Lancaster Mary Kauffman Ira Kauffman Central Manor

Hillside Service At Oregon United Brethren Church

The Young People's Council of District 9 Lancaster County hosts a Hillside Service Sunday at 6 15 pm at Oregon United Brethren Church with Grace Sesseman as speaker and James Mummert as leader Transportation leaves St Pauls Lutheran Lititz at 545 pm for interested riders The Brunnerville lawn service moved indoors due to damp weather drawing a good crowd Irene Keener led with Grace Sesseman as pianist Helen Yerger spoke on God As A Friend Esther Miksch read scripture Ruth Hackman delivered a friendship poem Ruth Dinsinger and Kathryn Godenaur sang a duet

Young People’s Council of Lancaster County Sunday School Association Oregon United Brethren Church Grace Sessemann James Mummert St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Lititz United Brethren Church Brunnerville Irene Keener Grace Sesseman Helen Yerger God Esther Miksch Ruth Hackman Ruth Dissinger Kathryn Godenaur

No Quorum At Borough Council Meeting Delayed

Lack of a quorum forced the regular August Borough Council meeting to be postponed to Monday evening. Tax notices list T Stevens Grosh Tax Collector at Five Points Store on Friday Aug 28 from 2 to 8 PM and at Park View Hotel Saturday Aug 29 from 8 AM to 5 PM.

T. Stevens Grosh Five Points Park View

Community Show Unlikely This Year

Community Show in Lititz appears unlikely this year as leaders flag cost and workload concerns. Voters may still decide to hold discussions. readers are invited to submit ideas. Nearby towns schedule autumn events with October dates for Ephrata Harvest Show and New Holland Homecoming week.

Lititz Ephrata New Holland Columbia Akron Fromm

Hold Corn Roast At Badorf Shoe Company Fitting Room

Employees held a corn and dog roast Thursday at W Miller's Cabin Buch's Mill. Present were Mr and Mrs Charles Miller and children Ethel and Robert Walter White Gertie Ditgles Katie Ditzler Mrs Allen Fry Stella Wonder Mrs Aleda Macher Helen Eyscer Louisa Lausch Katie Lausch Grace Bishop Mary Niece Viola Meiskey Betty Meiskey Susan Smith Margie Adams Annie Zell Irene Kofroth Mrs Elsie Miley Anna Erb. Music was furnished by a cance which was installed in Mrs Games were enjoyed.

Badorf Shoe Company Miller Buch’s Mill Charles H. Miller Ethel and Robert Walter White Gertie Ditgles Katie Ditzler Allen Fry Stella Wonder Aleda Machmer Helen Eyscer Louisa Lausch Katie Lausch Grace Bishop Mary Niece Viola Meiskey Betty Meiskey

Rights Of Way Granted In Warwick Township

Property owners in Warwick Township grant Pennsylvania Power and Light Company rights of way for erecting power lines. Henry F and Rebecca B Stoltzfus and John F and Malinda Stoltzfus receive 1000 dollars with timber remaining theirs. Elam M and Grace N Becker receive 500 dollars. John 8 and K Florence Hess receive 1000 dollars. Oscar 3 and Cora M Rife receive 1000 dollars.

Warwick Township Pennsylvania Power and Light Company Henry F Rebecca B. Stoltzfus John F Malinda Stoltzfus Elam M Grace N. Becker John 8 K Florence Hess Oscar 3 Cora M. Rife

Warwick Sale at Warwick House Friday Night

Floodlights illuminate Warwick House on North Broad Street for a large Friday night sale starting at 7 o clock. Furniture clothing vegetables fruits and numerous items will be offered as a big crowd is expected.

Warwick House North Broad Street

Cottage at Grove Myx. built under 400-year-old oak

Mrs John Adams of East Front Street and Cottage at Poplar Grove under an oak tree with a 15 foot girth. Prof Eddy from State College estimates the tree is about 400 years old.

Myx John Adams East Front Street Poplar Grove Prof Eddy State College

Moravian Children Day services partly held in Church Square

Rain Sunday evening canceled the closing service of the Moravian Children Day exercis es in Church Square. Other services went on with Morning Prayer at 9:30 and Lovefeast at 3:00 PM. Trombone choir played before both services and selections were sung or performed by Clarence Mahare and Victor Wagner. Huebener and Habecker advertise rental houses.

Church Square Clarence Mahare Victor Wagner

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Brunkerville Buck's Lexington Millport Kissel Hill Ruth Fox Grace Sessaman Sissel Hill Rural Sara Huber George Eicker D. H. Gochenauer Zell—Weachter Hiestand Oregon Warwick Sale Special Children’s Services Huebener & Habecker
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