Lititz Schools Set to Open After Labor Day
The 1938 84 Lititz term begins Tuesday at 8 15 AM with preliminary faculty meeting Monday on Labor Day. Enrollment nears 1000 with 90 first graders and many under sixteen. Students must show vaccination and birth certificates, bring permanent records, and high school entrants need county issued completion certificates. An NEA code changes may affect local labor and school flow.
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Lititz
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M. C
Demmy
NEA
Let’s Go Shopping feature debuts in The Record
A new weekly column begins this week in The Record named Let s Go Shopping. It will explore wingual specialties of local shops and appears first on Page 8. Readers are urged to look for the column each week.
Courses To Parents Tomorrow At Lititz High
Lititz high school will host a meeting tomorrow evening to explain school courses and help parents choose subjects for entering students. Prof. M C Demmy arranges this annual meeting and encourages freshmen parents to attend to learn which courses prepare students for their desired work after graduation.
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Lititz High School
Staium
At & P.M
M. C. Demmy
Verchants Open Friday Evenings After Reversal
Lititz merchants voted to resume Friday evening hours to 8 PM after a weeklong dispute. The group sought unity with chain stores and kept other hours unchanged with Monday to Wednesday 7:30 to 6:45, Thursday 7:30 to noon, Friday 7:30 to 9, Saturday 7:30 to 10.
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Verchants
Lititz
Free Swim Opens At Lutz Pool Tomorrow
Gates at the Lutz Pool will be wide open for a free swim tomorrow afternoon. The event is a special invitation to boys and girls who start school Tuesday, offering one last seasonal swim opportunity.
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Lutz Pool
Last Chance to Declare Party Choice for Voters
Assessore of Lititz urges voters to declare party affiliation at Wednesday's session from 1 to 6 to ensure eligibility for the September 19 Primary. With over a third of 2 560 town voters undecided, many cannot vote in the Primary. Voters must register and indicate party to receive a party ballot. general elections use a full slate of candidates from all parties.
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Lititz
Didates
Ing
Agrammy
Council Considers Flood Fix and Street Work
Council discussed flood damage along Front Street East of Locust after a recent storm. J W Bruckhart of the northeast town protested the flood control efforts as not fully complete. The borough may order remedial work and address local noise concerns. pavement and curb work near South Eprace Street and W Third Ave was requested.
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J W. Bruckhart
J. L. Grosh
Vic
South Eprace Street
Flooded roads fields and cellars mark weekend storm
Hundreds toured county damage sites as storms last week and 1927 comparison sparked talk on porches. Lititz lost power and phones. roads like Brownstown to Catalico and Conestoga crossings were closed until Thursday afternoon as detours and fairy tale travel memories emerged.
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Brownstown
Catalico
Rothsville
Mechanicsburg
Legion Carnival Aims to Attract Large Labor Day Crowd
The American Legion post plans a Labor Day festival to draw a large local audience. Admission is 20 cents for adults and 10 cents for children with free parking. The event features a lineup including the Susquehanna Mountainers and Red Rose Boys, plus two morning and afternoon games against Cornwall at Lincoln Avenue field.
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American Legion
Lit Pike
Post
Susquehanna Mountaineers
Old Hill Billy
Red Rose Boys
Tom Stebbins
Rockyford Old
Bill Kid
Cornwall
Lititz Legion All Stars
Linco Aye
Park Concert Postponed Again Due to Damp Grounds
The Lititz Cadet Band concert at Springs Park was delayed again last night by wet grounds. Officials announced the show would be held tonight if conditions improve, as dampness risks discomfort for musicians and attendees.
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Springs Park
Lititz
Eberly Family Returns From Point Pleasant Trip
On Trig To Shore Mr and Mrs BD BR Eberly and daughters Catherine and Marbieto of Brooklyn returned Monday from Point Pleasant New Jersey The party traveled via Philadelphia and Allen town Mr Biserly notes scarce peaches but potatoes plentiful with farmers sticking together for good prices
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Catherine
Marbieto
Brooklyn
Eberlys
New York
Point Pleasant
N. J
Philadelphia
Allentown
Biserly
Committee Forms NRA Canvass in Litine at Fire Hall Meeting
A largely attended Fire House meeting named Theirman as chairman and Gerhart as secretary to organize an NRA consumer drive in Litine. Pastor Rev. DB Longsi and Postmaster Paul M. Seaber led the session, with about 73 present as organizers established a permanent committee. The drive purpose was explained.
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Leaber
Committee To Seek Space For 1933 Community Show
Lack of exhibition space may prevent holding a Community Show in Lititz this year. A committee of J. H. Koch J. L. Snyder W. M. Pfantz Hlmer B. Beck Leroy Bare and C. S. Zartman was named to seek suitable spaces. The next meeting will be next Wednesday evening in the Fire House and all members are urged to attend.
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Lititz
Association
J. H. Koch
J. L. Snyder
W. M. Pfantz
Hlmer B. Beck
Leroy Bare
C. 8. Zartman
Planning For Local Semi Pro Football Team
An effort to field a local semi professional football team this season invites those interested and players from last year to attend the first meeting on the Lincoln Avenue baseball field after Monday night’s game.
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Lincoln Avenue
Business Hours Change Announcement by Local Firms
Starting Monday August 1 our places of business open at 6 30 A M and close at 5 30 P M daily except Friday when we stay open to 8 00 P M. Saturday hours end at 12 00 Noon Tierskey Seaman Co Long Co
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N. BR. A
Tierskey - Seaman Co. Long & Co
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