Brethren Church to Install Pastor James M. Moore
The Lititz Brethren Church appoints Rev. James M. Moore of Chicago as pastor. Installation occurs at Centre Street Church with Dr. H. K. Ober delivering the sermon and presenting the church key. Moore to preach Sunday morning and assume duties next week, with greetings from Lititz ministers.
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James Moore
James M. Moore
Chicago
Lititz
A. C. Baugher
Mex
H. K. Ober
Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Church of the Brethren
Plan Corn Roast Tonight by Am erican Legion Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion will host a corn roast this evening at the Penryn picnic grove, departing the Legion Home at 7 30. Ex service men and families invited. those with cars asked to stop at the Legion home. Hamburg steak 18c Chuck roast 16c 18c and 20c. Lutz Meat Store Market House ad wf
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Penryn
Legion
Hamburg
Lutz
Market House
Brubaker Reunion Attracts About 1000 In Park
The Brubaker Clan held the year’s largest reunion at a local Park with about 1000 attendees from six states and the District of Columbia. Additional hundreds were expected as attendance sometimes reaches 1500. Frey’s amplifying system carried the program. J Clayton Brubaker led the afternoon session with thanks and remarks. Rev. P B Gibble spoke on a family history being prepared.
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Brubaker
District of Columbia
Frey
J. Clayton Brubaker
P. B. Gibble
Palmyra
Tennis Entries Close Saturday for Rotary Tournament
Over thirty boys and girls have entered the tennis tournament sponsored by the Lititz Rotary Club. The event will be held on the new athletic field courts starting next week. Saturday is the final day to receive entries.
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Lititz
Rotary Club
Hold Corn Roast by Trinity Sunday School at Eber Foltz’s cottage
The Sunshine Class of Trinity Evangelical Sunday School hosted a corn and dog roast at Eber Foltz’s cottage last week. Attendees included Rev and Mrs D P Longsdorf, Mrs John Mather and Hazel, various couples and their children, and several listed parishioners and families.
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Sunshine
Trinity Evangelical Sunday School
John Mathers
Eber Foltz
D. P. Longsdorf
John Mather
Hazel
Victor Carpenter
Harry Wonder
Ralph Habecker
James Maize
Arthur Johannsen
Morris Wolf
Willis Leitzinger
Kathryn
Benj, White
Ramels
Henry Keener
Lemon Birkenbine
Aaron Landis
Walter Steeley
Walter Behmer
Open Spruce Street in Lititz Could Boost Town Growth
Town leaders weigh a WPA era project opening Spruce Street from Second to Third Avenues. A merchant argues it would raise land values and create affordable home sites, but cost and land damage are uncertain. Debates also continue about water softener proposals and potential impacts on drinking water.
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Tf Borough Council
Lititz
East Main Street
Spruce Street
Second
Third Avenues
Main St
Vast
Community Show Committees Named
The Show Association outlined committee appointments and housing options during a Monday meeting at the Fire House. Plans for the 1985 Community Show were advanced with dates set for October 24 to 26 and a September 10 next meeting.
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Show Association
Mt. Joy
Mt. Toy
Ephrata
Boy Suffered Leg Break After Running Into Car
Fourteen year old Bertrand Kreider of Lincoln Avenue ran into a car driven by Miller Kreiser while playing hide and seek Friday. He received first aid from Dr. M. H. Yoder and was taken to Lancaster General Hospital. His broken leg required a delayed setting due to a twisted muscle. The driver and boy are not related.
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Bertrand Kreider
Richard Kreider
Lincoln Avenue
Miller Kreiser
M. H. Yoder
Lancaster General Hospital
Legion Ambulance
Soft Ball Game Tonight in Lancaster Field Matchup
The Lancaster Fruit Ten of the city league will face the All Lititz softball team at Lutz Field tonight at 6 30. The Fruit Ten defeated Teeal team here last week in a thorough tramping and the All Lititz squad aims to rebound with a stronger showing.
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Lancaster Fruit Ten
Lancaster City League
Lutz Field
Fruit Ten
Brookmye
Sunday Movie Issue Here To Be Voted On In November
Voters in Lititz will decide in the November election if Sunday movies are allowed. Petitions with hundreds of signatures were presented to borough council by Harry Chert coff, owner of the local theatre, requesting placement on the ballot. The council agreed to place the issue on the ballot in line with state law allowing community vote if petitions equal 5% of votes at the last local election. Other county boroughs and Lancaster city will also vote on Sunday movies.
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Lititz
Borough Council
Harry Chertcoff
Theatre Council
State Legis
Lature
Columbia
Elizabethtown
Marietta
Lancaster City
Snyder
Rudy, Koch
Burgess Brenneman
Habecker
Lititz Schools Begin Fall Term Tuesday At 8:15 AM
Lititz schools reopen Tuesday at 8:15 with a half day on the first session and full start Wednesday. New teachers include Grace Hollinger Martha Sturgis Joseph Sheckard and John L Byerly as five rooms receive updates. Warwick Township schools also open Tuesday with a half day and an afternoon faculty meeting in Rothsville.
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Lititz
M. C. Demmy
Demmy
Grace Hollinger
Martha Sturgis
Joseph W. Sheckard
Mildred Deardorff
John L. Byerly
Lancaster
Warwick Township
Rothsville
Doctor achieves hole in one at Overlook Golf Course
Dr Harry J Herr of East Main Street achieved a hole in one on the 115 yard sixth hole while golfing with A B Kimmel of Lancaster at the Overlook course. Residents along West Lincoln Avenue enjoy free circuses as horses are trained for a Log Cabin Farms show next Saturday.
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Harry J. Herr
East Main Street
Kimmel
Lancaster
Overlook
West Lincoln Avenue
Log Cabin Farms
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