Fourteen Sites Offered For New Post Office
Fourteen land parcels priced from 2 500 to 25 000 dollars were offered to the Government for the proposed 81 000 post office in Lititz and Ephrata. Bids opened in Washington show six bids for Ephrata land all above the allotted amount, while Lititz has many sites under the limit and work may begin soon.
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Lititz
Ephrata
Washington
Foheata
Samuel F. Blatt
Broad and
Main Streets
Wayne L. Longenecker
North Broad Street
John M. Miller
South Broad
Dr. C. HE. Lane
Main Street
Clayton Tehman
Main
Cedar Streets
Walter Ss. Bare
Local Hunters Bring In Deer From Several Counties
Local hunters returned with fine bucks across Potter Perry Mifflin Lycoming and Lycoming counties. Charles H Brobst bagged a 9 prong in Potter Saturday Frank Spiekler known as Murphy took an 8 pointer in Perry Arthur Hollinger claimed an 8 prong in Mifflin and others including A Gantz Matt Hollinger and Chester Ruth reported bucks or hopeful kills in the Liitaice house Slate Run and surrounding areas.
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Charles H. Brobst
Potter County
Frank Spiekler
Murphy
Perry County
Murph
Arthur Hollinger
Mifflin County
A. Gantz
Matt Hollinger
Clay
Liita
Harry Rudy
Dr. H. A. Long
Roy Hs Long
Down
Robert Stofflet
Larter
Mr. Brobst
Mr. Stofflet
Chester Ruth
Town
Slate Run
Lycoming County
Owen
Abram
Newtorl Hershey
U.S. Delp
Fred Trimmer
Abe
Newt
Lantz to Visit Harris Stores in Lititz Friday Afternoon
Lantz will arrive at Harris Stores in Lititz Friday at 4 p.m. and distribute free candy to all the children. The event invites local kids to meet Lantz and enjoy complimentary treats.
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Lantz
Harris
Lititz
Murder Mystery and Romance In Junior Play Tonight
Junior Class at Lititz High School presents Captain Ap ply Jack a brisk mix of romance mystery and pirates tonight in the school auditorium Ambrose Applejohn and a colorful cast drive a farcical plot with visitors bringing surprise twists Costumes and scenery supplied by local shops with pageantry and humor expected throughout the performance
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Appie Jack
Lititz High School
Ambrose Appléjohn
Ladies Night Of Lititz Lodge Draws 250 Guests
The Lititz Lodge No. W50 I O O F held its annual Ladies Night in Lutz Hall drawing 250 members, wives, and friends. Paul Doster delivered a welcome speech as the history of the lodge was read. Henry Hackman led a 30 piece orchestra with readings by Miss Mary Fasnacht, marimba solos by Miriam Huber and Margaret Long, games, and a plate shooting exhibition. A lunch followed with Charles H. Zartman chairing the committee and Monroe Phillippi leading snitzellounk singing.
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Lititz Lodge
Lutz Hall
Lutz Auditorium
Paul H. Doster
Henry Hackman
Mary Fasnacht
Rothsville
Miriam Huber
Margaret Long
MD Grosh
Matt Fless
Charles H. Zartman
H. ©. Reedy
Monroe Phillippi
Snitzellounk
Shower Held For Mil ler Couple Tuesday Evening
Mr and Mrs G S Witmyer hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Lloyd B Miller. Many gifts were received and refreshments were served to a long list of guests including Mrs Lizzie Koseath Mrs Lydia Trinn Mrs B I Miller Fred Miller Mr and Mrs Lester Miller and children Ter n and Junior Mr and Mrs Harry Engle and son Nevin Elizabeth Sheaffer Minerva Eshelman Mrs Daniel Eshleman Mildred Biger Mrs Walter Molman Mrs Elizabeth Paterson Miss Elia Kofroth Florence Kofroth Anna Kreier Mr and Mrs Charles Kofroth and children Kenneth Doris and Bruce Mrs Roy Keller and daughter Mildred Mr and Mrs Samuel Witmyer Mrs Jacob L Snyder Mrs Howard Hackman and daughter Rose Mary Mrs Laura Rearich Misses Christine Hostetter Minerva Sammet Bertha Bammet Kathryn Sammet Mrs Milton Becker and children Winifred Betty and Donald Mrs Quinton Cooper and Mr and Mrs Emory Wagner
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G. S. Witmyer
Lloyd B. Miller
Lizzie Koseath
Lydia Trinn
B. I. Miller
Fred Miller
Lester Miller
Tern
Junior
Harry Engle
Nevin
Elizabeth Sheaffer
Minerva Eshelman
Daniel
Basketball Tonight Reading Olivers vs Lititz Big Wive
Basketball game announced at Yutz Hall with Reading Olivers facing Lititz Big Wive. Admission listed as 10¢ and 20e.
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Yutz Hall
Lititz
Hunter And Posey Renamed By Lititz School Board
Frank M. Hunter was re elected president and Dr S R Posey renamed vice president at a Lititz School Board meeting Monday night Other district officials are elected in the Spring Attending were Dr Posey Mr Hunter John G Hershey P F Snyder and Prof H Tl Beck Beck nominated Hunter for the presidency Posey for vice president and both were seconded Discussion covered a state ordered auxiliary lighting system and possible action to recover back taxes on local property.
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Frank M. Hunter
S. R. Posey
Lititz
Dr. Posey
Mr. Hunter
John G. Hershey
P. F. Snyder
H. Tl. Beck
Prof
Beck
Mr. Hershey
Alumni Dance and Card Party Planned by Lititz Alumni
The Lititz High School Alumni Association will host an annual dance and card party at the General Sut ter Hotel on Wednesday evening December 28. About 200 alumni are expected to attend this season’s event featuring varied entertainment. Entertainment chairmen are Esther McCreary, Mrs Eugene Long, Helen Steffy, Robert Weaver, James M Mummert, and Paul R Farlow.
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General Sutter Hotel
Lititz High School Alumni Association
William Fasnacht
Esther McCreary
Eugene Long
Helen Steffy
Robert Weaver
James M. Mummert
Paul R. Farlow
Community Meeting Tomorrow At Trinity Church
Oliver W. Stewart president of the Flying Squadron Foundation will address a community meeting at Trinity E C Church tomorrow at 7 30 PM. Stewart is a leading Prohibition figure and his talk follows efforts to repeal the dry law, making the event timely.
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Trinity E. C
Oliver W. Stewart
Flying Squadron Foundation
Stewart
Moravia Church Junior Choir to Present Annual Music Program
The annual program of music by the Junior Choir of Moravia Church will be given Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Sunday School Chapel. No admission fee, but a silver offering will be taken. Everyone is invited. J. B. Harris & Co. Lititz promotes practical Christmas gifts.
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Moravia
Welfare Drive Total Is Still Rising in Lititz Chest
The Lititz Community Chest announced Tuesday night that the drive has $2,489.25 in cash and pledges so far. With one division of the annual committee and several solicitors still to report, the final total is expected to reach the 500 mark. The regular monthly Chest meeting followed the drive, and tabulations continued.
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Lititz
Incial Committee
84th District Governor Visits Lititz Rotary Club
Oliver Short of Baltimore, governor of Rotary International's 84th district, spoke at the Lititz Rotary luncheon Tuesday. He met the club directors and committee chairmen afterward to discuss local club work. Next week the annual Ladies Night will be held at the hotel with Clara and Jim Hammond providing entertainment.
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Oliver Short
Baltimore
Rotary International
Lititz
Sutter
Rotary
Short
Clara
Jim Hammond
Chicago
Big 5 Opens Season Against Reading Olivers Tonight
Lititz Big Five starts season on Lata Floor facing Reading Olivers, a top regional rival. Preliminary game at 7 30 pm. team aims to surpass last year’s form as the newly formed county league plan launches in December with Quarryville West Lampeter and Columbia already in.
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Lititz Big Five
Lata
Olivers
Reading
Lititz Bunch
Big Five
Quarryville
West Lampeter
Columbia
Card Party Tonight At Lititz Fire Company
The entertainment committee hosts the second ecard party starting at 8 pm. Prizes include 35 turkeys geese and ducks for bridge pinochle and 500 plus five door prizes. Proceeds go to the children's Christmas Party fund and refreshments will be sold.
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Lititz Fire Company
Harris and Co. Offer Shoe Lots at Sacrifice Prices
Selling out broken lots of shoes for the entire family at sacrifice prices by J. L. Harris & Co. of Lititz Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris & CO
Lititz, Ps
Roller Skating Saturday Evening at Lutz Hall Ad
Saturday evening roller skating event at Lutz Hall with admission 10 and 20 cents. Public ad urges attendance.
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Lutz Hall
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Mildred Gangner
Agatha Whatcombe
Ruth Spickler
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Suzanne Pflower
Pengard
Pauline Rentschler
Horace Pengard
Russel Scaber
Ivan Borelsky
Lester Kemper
Dermnet
Forrest Derinis
Johnny Jason
Charles Kopp
van Horne
Philo
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Hunter and Posey
Lititz School Board
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Chest
Rotary Club
Stuart
Linden Hall Gymnasium
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