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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1935

Page

4

Trends Of Education Related To Rotarians

The Lititz Rotary Club met at General Sutter Hotel for a talk on This Business of Education by M. E. Gladfelter registrar of Wemple University Philadelphia. He used Pennsylvania Dutch tales from a Temple gathering to frame education needs and future directions for youth. Next Tuesday marks the club’s winter Ladies Night with Ada M. Ferry superintendent of Lancaster special education school as speaker.

M. E. Gladfelter Wemple University Philadelphia Lititz Ada M. Ferry Lancaster

Card Party at Lititz Fire House Next Week

The Lititz Fire Company entertainment committee hosts the second card party next Thursday evening at the Fire House. Games include three handed and four handed pinochle 500 and bridge with fowl prizes. Admission is 50 cents and proceeds benefit the annual Christmas party for children.

Lititz Fire Company

Personal notices from Lancaster list community visits and health

Miss Helen Albright visits Mrs An na Heiserman who is confined to bed. Dorcas Circle plans a Christmas party Monday. Several families and friends are visited across Lancaster and area with illnesses, weekend trips, and holiday events noted.

Helen Albright Long Home Lancaster Anna Heiserman East Main Street Mrs. Heiserman Dorcas Circle King’s Daughters Dave Furlough Isaac Pfautz Mary Jane Eugenes Richard Kofroth Pfautz Harry Ressler New Holland Kay Hess Akron Mildred Lefeyer Locust Street Paul Miller Brien Lititz High Lancaster Y. W. C. A Harvey Bixler Hiram Bixler Lucille John D. Martin Floy Keller Frank Keller South Broad Street St. Joseph's Hospital Galen Shrine Gray Rhine Phyliss Shenk Washington David Sherk Frank Rader Lloyd Neff Theodore Earhart Ralph Pittsburgh Mr. Earhart Hager Carnegie Museum

Dutch Meal Sparks Lancaster County Recipe Exchange

Dr Hertz and Mrs Hertz hosted the Smiths with a lunch of Lancaster County dishes including sausage and scrapple, schnitz and raisins, saffron potatoes, sour celery, hot lettuce, spiced pears, yellow tomato jelly, and pumpkin pie. Travelers asked for recipes and shared cooking tips during a visit that extended to Jackson Grange in Lebanon County for a community affair.

Mrs. Smith Hertz Smiths Jackson Grange Lebanon County

School loan plan under PWA aid debated in town

The boards plan to draft an application for a $100000 school building with 45 percent federal aid under the PWA, while locals weigh whether to proceed if government support falls through. If aid is not provided, the project may be dropped for now.

PWA

Reading Headquarters Tour Prompts Magazine Delay

The group toured the southern part of Pennsylvania from their Reading headquarters. The writings will not appear in the magazine until the February or March issue.

Pennsylvania Reading

Local Couple Returns to Omaha After European Trip

Dr. and Mrs. Charles Herron of Omaha Neb spend several days at Mrs. George Hepp’s East Main Street home after returning from nearly a year in Europe. Herron, professor emeritus of church history, seeks family history in this area. The family originally settled near Pequea around 1735 before moving to the Cumberland Valley.

Charles Herron Omaha Neb George Hepp East Main Street Europe Herron The Presbyterian Seminary Pequea Cumberland Valley

Linden Hall Senior Dance Honors Class Guests

Linden Hall held the Senior Gride Iron Hop with seniors hosting guests from other high schools and junior college girls. Officials included Dr. F W Stengel as referee and Mrs. Stengel as timekeeper, with Mary Goodyear reporting and Dean Sarah Graham plus Miss Ella Stagg as linemen.

F. W. Stengel Stengel Mary Goodyear Sarah Graham Ella Stagg Lititz Margaret Longenecker Beatrice Batdorf Helen Farrand

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