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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
4
A frenetic shopping page advertises gift items and prices from various stores. Readers are urged to buy early with references to cards, toys, baby wear, walnut cookies, watches, and chincillas. Stores named include SEAMAN AND LEEDS HARRIS SPACH.
Fragmented text discusses protective measures for weather, fencing and wind break to deter pests and pests next spring. Mentions burlap, upright posts and burning material this fall to reduce brood. Includes scattered references to trash and winter home in sand brush.
A clipped OCR fragment references juror John Ki and Fennie Minnich in a jury duty context. The readable portion confirms a jury related notice or action in a local case. Further details are unreadable.
In a short notice shoppers are advised to begin Christmas buying now as prices are expected to increase. The item list highlights value items for ladies and girls with approximate costs around 79 cents, suggesting wrapping and gift options.
Grube's advertises shoes for all foot sizes with a friendly message about comfort. It invites customers to make every day a thanks giving day for their feet and shop at Grube's.
March 5 to 12 updates list residents Jaac Brumbach of Brickerville D 5 and ET RB Jowns Neifs March 5 W of town EB Zaviman AE Carpenter Beunnerville John Kratzert Neffsville Samuel N E Eby Mrs M H Yok Gochenaur Andrew Gochn Leon J Maciem M Bricker of town and Enck of Brickerville with others.
The Reformed Sunday service featured a Christmas pageant The Light of Love performed by Duncan Yale and cast members The program included readings music prayers and offerings The audience was invited and the event followed by remarks and fellowship visits with local families and attendees from Manheim and Cornwall areas.
Lillian McCreary sang a solo and Ruth Thissinger accompanied on piano during a church program at East Petersburg. Arlene Emily gave a recitation and Monroe Wike played a saxophone solo. Aliss Elizabeth Workman hosted the post program gathering after the music.
Sunday gatherings featured numerous families visiting friends and relatives across the area. Guests included the Brubaker, Douphitz, Singer, Steliyer, Nuss, Shreiner, Adair, Diehm, Ulrich, Hilton, Koehler, Campbell, Burkholder, and Diehm households with dinners and suppers at several homes in Lititz, Palmyra, and nearby towns.
Sealed bids for tie alterations to the basement to prepare a room for Leilets at Akron High School are to be received by the Secretary of the Akron School Board. Specifications available from the secretary. The board reserves the right to reject any bids. Floyd Dussinger secretary.
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