Warwick Board Renames Officers at Reorganization Meeting
The Warwick Township School Board elected Harry Burkholder as President and Carpenter C. Kat roth as Vice-President during a reorganization. Secretary Abram 7%, Bemberger served as temporary chair. Treasurer Isaac Erb reported a $10,719.86 balance and tax collections of $644 with liens approved for three properties. Attendance and enrollment figures across the township were provided, totaling 724, with varying attendance percentages in each school. Oil work and fireproofing updates were noted, along with holiday maintenance plans.
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Warwick Township
Igh School
Harry Burkholder
Carpenter C. Katroth
Abram
Bemberger
Jacob Conrad
Isaac Erb
State Department of Public Safety
Rothsville
TF. F. Bailey
Rotheville
Brunnerville
Mulfport
Kissell Hill
Buck’s
Lexington
Muhlenberg Team to Play Lititz in Evening Varsity Tilt
Muhlenberg Township High School Laurel dale hosts Lititz tomorrow at 7 30 p m in Talia High School gymnasium. Reserves from both schools meet in the preliminary game with admission the same as league games. Berks County visitors noted.
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Muhlenberg Township High School
Laureldale
Talia High School
lSe
Berks County
Thanksgiving in Lititz Amid Rainy Holiday Festivities
Despite downpour, Lititz celebrated a holiday with many town residents attending the Gotburg P. and M. football game and hundreds joining Thanksgiving events. The Union Thanksgiving service drew about 125 people at the L. B. Church led by Rev. T. S. Bremer with local ministers assisting.
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Lititz
Lhe Gotburg P
Union
Minigiera Association
T. 8. Bremer
Columan Memorial Chapel
Third Lyceum Number On School Stage Tonight
The Ambassadors Quartette will appear at the High School tonight as the third Lyceum number of the season. The program features vocal and instrumental pieces and novelty items and begins at 8 o clock.
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Lyceum
Ambassadors
Deer Hunters from Lititz Report Few Kills in Season
Despite the deer season being nearly a week old, few deer have been killed by Lititz hunters. Bad weather on Saturday slowed hunting, with many not starting until Monday. Mel Hoover Russell Getz and Harry Rudy fared well with bucks, while Wilbur Hippensteel brought in a single deer to be dressed locally.
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Lititz
Mel Hoover
Russell Getz
Harry Rudy
Wilbur Hippensteel
Uneie
Doe Seen Scattering Toward Woods Near Town
A frightened doe was seen near Owl Till Thanksgiving morning, traveling from fields by Jocky Fry’s home toward a ravine along the Dam Road near Bushong’s Mill. Residents from Lexington to Lititz reported sightings, suggesting the animal strayed from a Furnace Hills herd and may be the same deer observed earlier in the week.
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Owl
Jocky” Fry
Lexington
Helman’s Row
Bushong
Furnace Tulls
Brickerville
Howowever
Litilz
Morris Carpenter
Flacksmith
Markley Butcher Shop
Levi Zeigler
Mr. Carpenter
Edwin Markley
John Singer
Charles Beary
Lititz
Furnace Hills
Sale and events in Lancaster area churches and homes
The D Podlyana sale at Market House Saturday. First Methodist Episcopal singers from Lan caster performed in Plizabethtown. Thanksgiving breakfast at United Brethren social rooms Thursday at 7. Various local moves, hospital recoveries, street improvements, and community meetings noted.
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Dpodlyana
King’s Daughters
Clarence
Whomag Maharg
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Lancaster
Plizabethtown
United Brethren Church
Thunsday
Proceeds From Card Party Support Christmas Kiddies Parade
The Lititz Fire Company entertainment committee will host another card party at the Fire House to fund candy and oranges for the annual Christmas Kiddies Parade. Thirty two fowls will be door prizes. Fire Chief Emory Wagner will announce the date later. Carl Reedy of Rothsville will organize this year’s elaborate fire house display.
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Lititz
Fmory Wagner
Carl Reedy
Rothsville
Boen
Linden Company employees host children party at Mot home
An annex party for Linden Underwear Company staff children was held at Mrs. Norman Habecker’s Mot main street home on Monday evening. Mrs. Cullen Carpenter and Mrs. Charles Ringer wore costumes while guests played games and shared food in a social event attended by several employees and their families.
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Linden Hall
Charles Y. Pfautz
Mershey Community Hospital
Wm. Monaghan
Lancaster
Donald Smith
Robert
Wm. Klunk
Herbert Weitzel
Richard
Fouth
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co
Broad Street
Juniper Alley
F. W. Stenzel
Byron K. Horne
Moravian Church
P. F. Snyder
Rolman
Clara Pfautz
Clara Wilmer
Spruce Street
M Henry Smith
Oval
John Todd
WH. Couch
Lester Turlow
Front Street
James Har
China
D. P. Longzdor
Millersville State Teachers College
Charles King
Eugene Deckert
Front
Locust Streets
Klings
West Second Avenue
Deckerts
Dast Main 3
Tie Girls
Linden Underwear Company
Norman Habecker
West Main Street
Cullen Carpenter
Buttercup
Charles Ringer
Carpenter
Charles Ring Mas
John Sfractich
Yee 2
E Kjine
Elwer ‘Proderick
Frank Bra
Vivian Habecker
Lititz School Board Reelects Brank M Taster President
The Lititz School Board reorganized Monday evening with the reelection of Brank M Taster as president and Dr. Ons as vice president. The board will meet December 19 to appoint standing committees.
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Lititz
Brank M. Taster
Hunter
Auxiliary Meeting for Tititz Fire Company Rescheduled
The regular meeting of the Tititz Fire Company auxiliary is postponed to next Thursday evening instead of tonight. All members are urged to attend.
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Tlaffies
Tititz Fire Company
William Amer Shetly Improves After Stroke in Lima
William Amer, a hardware merchant on South Proud Street, is improving at home after a severe indigestive illness followed by a slight stroke. He remains confined to his bed and weak but able to take nourishment. The stroke left the attending physician temporarily paralyzed in power. No other part of his body was affected.
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Wiliam Amer
Canvassers Begin Housing Survey in Lancaster County
The first battalions of trained canvassers started house to house visits in Lancaster City and County to promote the Federal Better Housing program. About 200 workers will be employed under the veered plan, with 75 canvassers in each shift, surveying 1,100 Lititz homes over roughly 90 days to gauge repair and new construction needs and potential financing.
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Canvessers
Woolworth
Lancaster
Helen Kreider Receives Honorary Doctorate For Skill
In town, Helen Kreider known as a helper to many has been honored with an honorary doctorate for exceptional surgical skill and bravery. Two weeks ago she stitched her own deep finger wound when doctors were away, sterilizing a needle with white silk thread and tying the ends. She later removed the stitches herself. she notes the second step hurt more though the finger remained usable.
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Helen
Bat
Helen Kreider
J. L. Hertz
O. K
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Warwick Board
Burkholder
Muhlenberg
Doe
Woods
Wm. Amer Shehtly
Snoops
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