Comnc Awards in Contract for Muth Bid
W. T. Muth and Company secured the contract for the Seaman Company project. The building will rise at the corner of North Alarith Water Street on land bought last winter from the Moravian. Work advances with a 10 foot width and a countereleith finish. Completion expected in a month pending unwritten conditions.
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W. T. Muth and Company
Areet
Aml
Seaman Company
North
Alarith Water Street
Moravian Conn
BSOU
Egal Avedy Ling
Bunden Coalio i Council
Lititz High Meets Quarryy in Night Meet Preview
Local notes predict a strong crowd at Lititz High as the Lititz team hosts Quarryy for a preliminary meet. Fans anticipate solid play and a lively atmosphere with potential standout performances in a key early season event.
Winter charity games at Justita Fire Company event
The Emerainment Committee of Justita Fire Company hosts a series of card and table games this winter at Five bus Pinochle, bridge, and 500 starting at 8 oclock. Turkey, geese and decks are prizes along with door prizes. Proceeds go toward the children's Christmas party.
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Justita Fire Company
Welfare Drive Seeks More Gifts From Community Chest
The Sitite Community Chest reports 11,000 collected toward a goal of 22,000 with November 14 as the target. Three districts remain to report, including the industrial district, leaving the total possibly reaching 2,450 or 2,460. Officials urge those who missed solicitors or wish to give again to send donations to Miss Mary Huebener, secretary of the association.
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Sitite Community Chest
Mary Huebener
Association
Dr Cooper to Address P P A Meeting Tonight
Dr Cooper of South Broad Street will address the December 1 Lilitz Parent Teachers Association meeting at 8 in the High School auditorium on Some Tanturs Concerning Growth and Law. The Church of the Brethren quartet will sing and slides will illustrate the talk.
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KK. Cooper
South Broad Street
Lilitz Parent-Teachers Association
Law
Church of the Brethren
Tha Aw
Junior Class to Present Pirate Tale Thursday Night
Li na High School junior class stages a comedic pirate play titled a rip roaring comedy about ten characters and a band of pirates led by John Sfertz and Mildred Gangner. Directed by Mrs Fada Workman the show runs Thursday night in the school auditorium with tickets at She and reserved seat charts at Moyer's Drug Store Monday.
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Wach
Lina High School
John Sfertz
Mildred Gangner
Mms Fada Workman
Moyer
Newlyweds Are Tendered Dinner Surprise Party
Newly married Mr and Mrs Miller were treated to a dinner on Thanksgiving Day by Mr and Mrs B Miller and guests on Spruce Street. The evening brought a surprise shower from Warwick Grange members and friends with many useful gifts.
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M Llord Miller
Lodge Plans Ladies Night at Front Street Hall
A lodge will hold a Ladies Night Tuesday at 8 in Lutz Hall Front Street. Cards have been issued to all members urging attendance. Any missed members are invited and assured of a good time by the planning committee.
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Lutz Hall
Front Street
First Rally of Luther Leagues Held at St Paul’s
The first rally of the Intermediate Luther Leagues of the Lutheran Churches of the County will meet at St Paul’s Lutheran Church on Saturday at 2 30 with delegates from nearly a dozen leagues expected. Rev James Harrison of Lane is the speaker and the gathering is open to the public.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
James Harrison
Lanes
Thanksgiving Day Guests at Home of Rey and Mrs Weicksel
Local notices list Thanksgiving visitors to Lititz and Penryn including families from Lititz Manheim and North Woodbury Conn. Names include G J Calvert Ma and Mrs D E Weicksel and children, R A Weicksel and children, Leroy Plautz Ruth Weichsel, Herman Toplansky W J schools, Chester Witmyer family, Isaac Moyer family, M V Von Block, Claude Miller, Wm Kitney family, Albert Christener, Ferry Johns, Doroth Evans, Charles Fandy and others. Also a birth announced at Lancaster General Hospital and a basketball injury incident.
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Rey
F. A. Weicksel
Lititz
G. Jalvert
D. E. Weicksel
Mred
Robert
Nes
Lucele
Glenn
Alive
Fowood
R. A. Weicksel
Arodi
Beily
Maryann
Manheim
Leroy Plautz
Ruth Weichsel
Herman Toplansky
Mhz
W. J
Chester Witmyer
Violet
Betty
Wayne Wolfskill
Penryn
Chools
Isaac Moyer
Jean
Pauline
Littis
Jacob Moyer
M. V. von Block
Sepherdstown
W. Va
Claude Miller
South Britain
Conn
Harry Gorton
Centre Street
Wm. Kitney
Mildred
Richard
North Woodbury
Willis Sellanger
Farmily
Albert Christener
Lancaster General Hospital
Ferry Johns
Linden Street
Dorothy Evans
Charles Fandy
Paoli
Clarence Dengler
S. Broad Street
Margaret Sauders
Margaret
Front Street
F. W. Stengel
Littitz Merchants Urge Local Christmas Spending
As December 1 marks 24 days to Christmas with 21 shopping days, local banks plan to mail Christmas Savings around 50 000 to residents. Citizens are urged to shop at Lititz stores, buy homegrown goods, and keep money circulating locally to boost the economy this season.
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Farmers National
Lit Springs National
Lititz
Rev Dr Crosland Broadcast Sparks Local Interest
The Rev Dr E S Crosland formerly of Moravian Church here and now pastor in New Dorp Staten Island led morning devotions on radio station WJZ yesterday. His voice reached many Lititz homes as word spread and former parishioners tuned in to hear him.
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E. S. Crosland
Moravian Church
New Dorp
Staten Island
New Electrical Store Opens Saturday in Local Downtown
Ray 8 Reidenbaugh announces a new electrical store at 2 West Main Street opening Saturday. The shop will offer fixtures appliances and lamps with extensive repairs completed and a repair shop added in the rear to improve service.
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Ray
Reidenbaugh
West Main Street
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Comnc
WH. Muth & Co
County Streess
Nespetl
Gard
Alshouwd
Dr. Cooper
P.P. A
Lodge
Dr. Crosland
Lancaster - Lititz
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