Firemen Nominate Officers For Election This Month
At the November 28 meeting the Lititz Fire Company nominated officers for the coming year. Elected were President William Himan First Vice President Oliver Reed Second Vice President Wm Sturgis Treasurer William Fa Nacht Financial Secretary CJ Rapp Recording Secretary Loyd Co Smith Trustee Guy Chief E P Wagner Jan Almony. A new safe for documents was ordered at the October meeting and will house valuable records.
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William Himan
Oliver Reed
Wm. Sturgis
William Fanacht
CJ Rapp
Loyd Co. Smith
Rotarians Host Annual Wives Night At Local Club
Fifty Lititz Rotarians and wives attended the annual Ladies Night at the General Sutter Hotel Tuesday. W. Tl. Muth welcomed guests in the club’s name as the dining room featured elaborate Christ mag decor. Joseph W. Sheckard directed a program with soprano Mrs. Carl Daam of Columbia and others performing with Mr. Daunt and Mr. Gundel accompanying.
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General Sutter Hotel
W. Tl. Muth
Loem
Prgram
Joseph W. Sheckard
Carl Daam
Columbia
Return Prom Honeymoon Ends for Mr and Mrs Warren Diehm
Mr and Mrs Warren Diehm retired from New York City on Sunday evening after spending four days there on their honeymoon.
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Warren Diehm
New York City
Pennsylvania Small Game Season Ends Amid Deer Opening
The small game season closed Saturday in Pennsylvania as hunters headed to mountains for deer season which opened the same day. Foresters note deer numbers are higher than since 1931, with the 1934 season running to December 15. Bears remain off limits to conserve stock. The pheasant quail and squirrel kill was large, possibly the state record for pheasants, while rabbit and grouse were thought to be down from previous years.
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Pennsylvania
Ringneck
Hiremen's Card Party in Memory of Harry Geltz
The late Harry Geltz staged yard displays that drew attention from eastern city stores. He preferred hometown exhibitions in Lititz, believing locals deserved his best. Mr Reed will present a larger display at home, echoing a popular past layout that drew many visitors.
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Harry Geltz
Geltz
Gelta
Lititz
Reed
Grocery Price Fragments From Local Ad
Readable items list a fragment of a grocery advertisement showing prices for mince meat pork and beans canned oranges and other produce with cents listed and partial items.
Fire House Display Showcases Large Electric Train Collection
A Fire House display will feature a much larger scale model train setup offering spectators a chance to see railroad equipment and trains in action. Mr. Reedy owns one of the region's largest electric trains and also the smallest, built in Germany on a 1 inch wide track, with the engine and cars about the size of a walnut.
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Reedy
Germany
Hotel repairs finish after foundation sinking
Repairs to the foundations of the General Sutter Hotel dining room due to sinking are complete. Borough workmen are laying a new air line from the Fire House to a cesspool behind the hotel property.
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General Sutter
Miss Olga Beckler Dies at 78 After Illness
Olga E A Beckler 78 of 121 East Main Street died early Tuesday from complications. She is survived by family and services will be announced by the local funeral home.
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Olga EH. A. Beckler
East Main Street
Obituary Notice for Julius Beckley’s Daughter
The obituary notes the passing of a daughter of the late Julius Beckley founder of Sunnyside College. She is survived by distant relatives. The funeral is at her home at 2 o'clock tomorrow with interment in the Moravian cemetery. R M Spacht is handling the funeral.
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Julius Beckley
Linden Hall
Sunnyside College
Moravian
R. M. Spacht
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Optometrisi
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PYREX
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Molemann
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N. B. GC
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Florida
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Seaman & Seed
Phillipps
Zartman’s Store
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