Old Fiddlers to Play as Lititz Lights Turn On
Lititz plans a September 6 celebration for new street lights. George Hensel's Old Fiddlers will perform in the afternoon at the Square. A parade forms at Spruce Street five thirty, followed by light turning on and post events at the Fire House. Local merchants plan special bargains and residents are asked to display flags and lanterns to add color.
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Lititz
George Hensel
Spruce Street
Spruce
Marion
Broad
Lincoln Avenue
Liberty
Front
Water
Main
the Square
West Main Street
Ad Finds Money After Pocketbook Lost
Howard Bollinger reported a lost pocketbook containing 15 dollars last Saturday. He placed a last ad in the RECORD and shortly after the issue a finder contacted the paper and then returned the money to Bollinger. The finder, Mrs. John Dommy, received a handsome reward and the community continues to benefit from lost and found ads in the RECORD each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bollinger
The
Record
Bollinger
John Dommy
Local births announced from Broad Street families
Mr and Mrs Melvin Brubaker announce a son born at Lancaster General Hospital at 5 Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Alonzo Diller announce a daughter born at 12 25 Saturday afternoon at Lancaster General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Nach report a daughter born Monday at Lancaster General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Brubaker
North Broad Street
Lancaster General Hospital
Alonzo Diller
Nach
Tancaster General Hospital
Camper's Club to Hold Final Meeting on Labor Day
The Camper's Club will meet Monday evening at 7 30 at St Pauls Lutheran Church. All campers are urged to attend. Reports will come from the young men returning from Camp Kanesatake on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Camp Kanesatake
Moravian Church Bible Class Holds Poplar Grove Picnic
The Pastor's Bible Class of the Moravian Church held its annual picnic at Poplar Grove on Saturday with about sixty members and others present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian Church
Poplar Grove
Plan Box Social at St Pauls Lutheran Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church will hold a regular meeting followed by a box social in the church social room at 7 30 next Tuesday evening. Mrs Hawood Furlow will lead the program Pfantz Bros announce their annual Fall Shoe Sale with new fall shoes at special prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Hawood Furlow
Pfantz Bros
Local residents host visitors and travel plans noted
Miss Elizabeth Courson of Chicago visits the Bombergers in South Broad Street while many families share weekend visits across Harrisburg Allentown Lititz and Lancaster. The Rev Barwick returns from Europe as families continue trips to Lititz Mt Gretna and Greencastle with various relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Courson
Chicago
Mrs. Lloyd Bomberger
South Broad Street
Routine Borough Council Meeting Advances Light Upgrades
A routine August Borough Council session covered street light improvements and Sept meeting plans. The light committee will guide Edison Electric Co. tree trimming near new lights. Street and water work progress were reported along with taps, meters, and leak repairs. Transfers and payments totaling numerous bills were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Electric Co
North
Cedar Stree Bridge
J. C. Brubaker
Water Street
Burgess Breneman
Last Hillside Service Concludes Hillside Series at Neffsville
The ninth and final Hillside Service of Lancaster County Sunday School Association was held on the United Brethren Church lawn in Neffsville. Irene Hertzler led, Grace Sessemann played piano, Margaret Sauders led songs, Ruth Girvin read scriptures, and Warren Diehm closed prayers. Mrs Hayden Sheaffer spoke on Love, the Greatest Thing in the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Council of
Thistrict
Lancaster County Sunday School Association
United Brethren Church
Neffsville
Irene Hertzler
Grace Sesseman
Margaret Sauders
Hayden Sheaffer
Ruth Girvin
Warren Diehm
Moravian Church Brotherhood entertained at Lebanon camp
Jacob Funk hosted the Zinzendorf Brotherhood gathering on Monday evening at his Lebanon camp. Thirty five men attended with seven trombone choir members providing accompaniments. The Rev Ulrich of Jonesville spoke and lunch was served. An annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Funk
Zinzendorf Brotherhood
Moravian Church
Lebanon
Trombone Choir
Ulrich
Jonesville
Ladies' Aid Society Holds Annual Meeting at Springs Park
Thirty two members attended the annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of St. Pauls Lutheran Church held in Springs Park Saturday. The barber shops of Lititz will close at noon on Labor Day.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Springs Park
Lititz
Adv
Church Notes From Moravian and Evangelical Congregational Services
Moravian Church held a well attended prayer day service led by Rev J F Hagen of Cornwall with special music by the choir and solos by Clarence Maharg. A reunion of out of town boys followed at Linden Hall. Next Sunday Children's Day Service will be held at 7 80 o clock with Rev C E Hermstaedt delivering the address and trombone choir. Family Day planned at Evangelical Congregational Church featuring sermons by Rev H J Kline on Home and School and Labor Problems. Mission Canal meeting at 6 45 P M.
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J. F. Hagen
Cornwall
Clarence Maharg
Mr. Maharg
Victor Wagner
Linden Hall
Church Square
C. E. Hermstaedt
Elizabeth, N. 5
Evangelical Congregational Church
H.J. Kline
Mission Canal
High School Band Rescheduled Concert On West Main Street
Due to weather concerns the Saturday concert by the High School Band was moved to the stand on West Main Street this Saturday night. A strong program is planned and a large crowd is expected.
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West Main Street
Lititz Plans College Extension Course Under Lebanon Valley
Plans for a college extension course directed by Lebanon Valley College professors, supervised by Lititz Schools principal M G C Dermmy, begin with a Sept 16 meeting at the High School in Annville. Fifteen participants needed. teachers and residents with provisional certificates invited to join for college credit toward permanent certification. Further weekly meetings to follow if interest is sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. GC. Dermmy
Lititz
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Demmy
Free Eye Strain Test At Dr Lockhart Office
A new instrument to measure eye strain from bright light has been installed at Dr W K Lockhart's office at Broad and Main Streets. For ten days, tests are free to all visitors with no obligation. Lavoptik eyewash samples are also offered to callers.
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W. K. Lockhart
Broad
Frymyer Family Reunion Ends Season at Springs Park
The 18th annual Frymyer family reunion and final gathering at Springs Park will occur on Labor Day. Officers include President J. R. Bowers of Lancaster and Vice President Harry Frymyer of Akron, with secretary Mrs. John M. Bruckart of Talmage and other officers and directors from Lancaster Rothsville Ephrata and Akron.
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Frymyer
Springs Park
J. R. Bowers
Lancaster
Harry Frymyer
Akron
John M. Bruckart
Talmage
Frank Weller
Elam Myer
Miriam Koehler
Rothsville
Amos Weidman
Howard Grossman
Ephrata
League Meeting Next Week
The Young Men s Business League will hold its regular monthly meeting in the League rooms on the evening of September 4 at 8 o clock. Members are urged to attend as important business will be transacted and full attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Business League
Rotary program features gem cutting and golf films
Rotarians heard a Tuesday evening program by local jeweler Harry R. Wertsch who screened motion pictures on Gem Cutting and Golf. Three visitors joined from Elizabeth town, plus guests from Lancaster Green Castle and Newburg New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Wertsch
Rotary Club
Elizabethtown
Lancaster
Green Castle
Newburg
N.Y
Lititz Schools Open Tuesday for Term 1930 31
Lititz schools begin the 1930 31 term on Tuesday with a record enrollment anticipated. The Fourth Grade loses the separate special education class. Miss Edwinna Stevens will teach that grade as three sections. First Grade also expands to three classes to improve start. Beginners with sixth birthday before term end admitted. new student vaccination certificates required on first day. Faculty includes M C Demmy, Melvin Brubaker, Miss Anna K. Miller, Miss Amy L. Bock, Miss Elizabeth Garber, Miss Nelda Spatz, Eugene Dechert, Miss Mildred Deardorff, Miss Helen Elizabeth Meyer, R M Smith, Homer Hackman, Herman Toplansky, Miss Helen F. Quinn, CG E Arbogast, Miss Margery Enk, Miss Emma F. Myers, Miss Hazel Bentzel, Mrs Marguerite Arntz, Miss Frances McGinnis, Miss Laura Rudy, Miss Agnes Hensel, Miss Sarah Hacker, Miss Kathryn Gantz, Mrs Mary Longenecker, Miss E Carrie Tshudy, Miss Mary Tshudy, Elizabeth Workman, Mary Sturgis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Edwinna Stevens
M. C. Demmy
Melvin Brubaker
Anna K. Miller
Amy L. Bock
Elizabeth Garber
Nelda Spatz
Eugene §. Dechert
Mildred Deardorff
Helen Elizabeth Meyer
R. M. Smith
Margaret Hower
Homer Hackman
Herman Toplansky
Helen F. Quinn
E. Arbogast
Margery Enk
Emma F. Myers
Hazel Bentzel
Lillian Frantz
Grace Hassler
Marguerite Arntz
Frances McGinnis
Laura Rudy
Agnes Hensel
Sarah Hacker
Kathryn Gantz
Mary Longenecker
E. Carrie Tshudy
Mary Tshudy
Elizabeth Workman
Mary Sturgis
Oliver Stewart to Speak at Local Church on September 14
The W T U meeting announced Oliver Stewart will speak at a local church on Sunday September 14. The year's program was set with events including a rummage sale and teachers reception. Mrs Mary Miksch served as secretary pro tem and Miss Ella Smeltzer led the devotions.
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Oliver Stewart
Mary Miksch
Ella Smeltzer
Supper Guests at Misses Shenk Home
The Misses Ella and Edna Shenk entertained a large group at supper on Sunday including Edwin and Leroy Sensenig Guy Brehm Esther Burkholder Guus Weaver Mary Snyder Lowell Eckert Nora Snyder Willis Fox Eva Sensenig Roy Zimmerman Ruth Miller Amos Shenk Anna Mary Weaver Harry Baxter Lottie Zimmerman Harry Weaver Ruth Shultz Daniel Sensenig Mabel Sander Earl Lefevre Grace Bucher Harry Zimmerman Mabel Weaver Abram Mellinger Ella Sander Esther Mellinger and Irene Shenk.
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Ella
Edna Shenk
Edwin
Leroy Sensenig
Guy Brehm
Esther Burkholder
Guus Weaver
Mary Snyder
Lowell Eckert
Nora Snyder
Willis Fox
Eva Sensenig
Roy Zimmerman
Ruth Miller
Amos Shenk
Anna
Mary Weaver
Harry Baxter
Lottie Zimmerman
Harry Weaver
Ruth Shultz
Daniel Sensenig
Mabel Sander
Earl Lefevre
Grace Bucher
Harry Zimmerman
Mabel Weaver
Postponed Free Day At Lutz Pool Rescheduled Tomorrow
The free day at Lutz Swimming Pool sponsored by Levi Yerger, contractor and drayman, is moved to tomorrow due to cooler weather last Friday. Residents who planned to swim last week can attend tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutz
Levi Yerger
Contractor
Drayman
Sale of A. B. Long estate property to Harry Stark
Property Sord Noebener and Habecker announce the sale of the corner lot at N Water and Noble Streets for the A. B. Long estate to Harry B Stark of New Street superintendent of the local chocolate plant on private terms. Possession will be taken at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noebener and Habecker
N. Water and
Noble Streets
A. B. Long
Harry 8. Stark
New Street
Horton Optician Lincoln Eye Glasses
Eye examinations and glasses fitted at Horton Optician in Lincoln. Hours are 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. closed Mondays. Come after supper if you wish. Reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
Optician
Lincoln
Lititz shows canceled due to drought impact on fair items
The Lititz Community Show Association voted to call off this year's exhibition because farmers face a severe drought. Other towns proceed, but Lititz cites a lack of worthwhile farm entries and costs of a poor show. Poultry and industrial displays were still anticipated, while auto exhibitors also weighed profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litutar Community Show Association
Columbia
Ephrata
New Holland
Lampeter
Dunlevy Grunenberger Wedding at St James Church
Joseph I Dunlevy and Madeline Joy Grunenberger wed at St James Catholic Church in a 9 am ceremony. Rev Father Schrueffer officiated, ring ceremony, with readings and music by Kathryn Conlon and Mrs Gregory Nicklaus. The couple will live at 4 North Broad Street after September 2.
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St. James Catholic Church
Joseph I. Dunlevy
Fannie Dunlevy
Lancaster
Madeline Joy Grinnenberger
George Grunenberger
Water Street
Father Schrueffer
Ephrata
Gregory Nicklaus
Akron
Lohengrin
Kathryn Conlon
Alvon
Francis Grunenberger
Manheim
Kathryn Dissinger
Lincoln Highway East
Harla Templeton
Lititz
Marie Grunenberger
Walter Jenkins
Philadelphia
Miss Templeton
Niagara Falls
Canada
North Broad Street
Wier Introduces New Cigar for Friends and Customers
Local cigar maker B G Wier unveils the Wier Special a Havana and Porto Rico blend selling at 10 cents. The cigar arrives in cellophane pouches and cedar boxes of 25 and 50 as praise for quality comes from early tasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Wier
Wier
Havana
Porto Rica
Mr. Wier
Lodge to Elect at White Cove Commandery Meeting
White Cove Commandery No 582 Knights of Malta will hold an election at the Lodge Hall tonight and a full attendance of members is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cove Commandery
Knights of Malta
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Arlene Beck
Florence Butzer
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South Cedar Street
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John Barwick
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Lester Miller
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E. H. Habecker
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H. R. Myers
Clarence May
G. M. Snavely
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Irwin Heisey
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Oregon
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Kirkwood
F.A. Weicksel
E. S. Mathers
Baltimore
Charles K. Keath
Julia Qwen
Old Pennsylvania Hospital
J. B. Landis
West Reading
Clem Burke
Mahonoy City
Rutledge
Young
Rebecca
Anna Galt
Terre Hill
Earl Snavely
Christ Schnidt
East Main Street
San Antonio
Texas
Herbert Longenecker
H. J. Kline
Rosedale
Reading
B. Snavely
Charles Frey
Beatrice
James M. Goldthwait
Wm. Kuhl
Norman Lacy
Ruth
Detroit
Jane Rankin
Charles Brimm
Uniontown
H. E. Bender
Paul Seather
H. G. Seldomridge
Buck’s Mill
Moravian Sunday School
Sunshine Circle
King’s Daughters
Wayne Grube
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H. E. Grosh
Emma Witters
Anna Stark
Amelia Miller
Ford Gochenaur
Aberdeen
Martha Huebener
Dunlevy
Grunenberger
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