Card Party Winners At Lititz Fire Company Event
The Lititz Fire Company's entertainment committee held the second card party in the Fire House to benefit the children's Christmas Party. Prizes were awarded in four handed pinochle three handed pinochle and bridge with door prizes and special awards given to several attendees. A third event is planned for December 19 at 6 o'clock at the same location.
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Lititz Fire Company
Charles Hollinger
William G. Eshelman
Ralph Walter
Raymond Runk
Charles Rapp
James Kline
Ehner Bomberger
Christ Koehler
Ross Almoney
Arthur Reist
Oliver Reed
Earl Gohn
Ford Godenaar
A. L. Martz
Anna Melion
J. C. Homitker
Edgar Butzer
William Wolfe
Louis Schnupp
N. W. Hertzler
Herman Reedy
D. R. Ember
Roy Bear
Ella ’ Greenly
C. Hildebran
Esther Wertsch
Bridge
D. L. Wright
Charles Kling
Ella Zeble
Robert Girvin
William Wolf
Lewis Haines
Lillie Rudy
Sanford Miller
Ephraim Hert
Local families visit in Pennsylvanian notes
Penry and McMullen families with daughter Helen visit Mr and Mrs James Hummer in Elizabethtown. Abe Summy and children Fanny Esther Abraham, of Penn, Howard Beard of Waldeck, join Mr and Mrs Hiram Demmy on Saturday. Samuel Geib and children Ruth and Clarence also present in Penn area.
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James McMullen
Helen
Nd Mors
John Hummer
Elizabethtown
Abe Summy
Fanny
Esther
Abram
Penn
Howard Beard
Waldeck
Hiram Demmy
Samuel Geib
Ruth
Clarence
Ladies Night Talk on Special Education Features Club
The Lititz Rotary Club and guests heard Ada M. Ferry outline needs of exceptional children at General Sutter Hotel. Ruth Hackman played piano, Misses Gangner Eberly and Hornberger sang, Joseph Sheckard performed Christmas numbers. instrumental quintet directed by H. Neidermyer provided dinner music.
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Lititz
Ruth Hackman
Marylyn Gangner
Jeanne Eberly
Dorothy Hornberger
Joseph Sheckard
H. Neidermyer
Visits Draw Family Lines Across Local Town
Near Manheim readers note social calls as Miss Adz Stein man and Mrs Sallie Kauffman visited Mr and Mrs Aaron Geib on Sunday. Fred Miller and Miss Madna Ravugum of Lititz visited Mr and Mrs Irvin Miller. Charles Zell and daughter Miriam visited Cyrus Mohler of Akron. Rufus Shelly and son Kenneth visited Samuel Derr of Sporting Hill.
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Manheim
Adz Steinman
Sallie Kauffman
Aaron Geib
Fred Miller
Mdna Ravegum
Lititz
Irvin Miller
Charles Zell
Miriam
Cyrus Mohler
Akron
Rufus Shelly
Kenneth
Samuel Derr
Sporting Hill
Local Club Meets at Knights of Malta Trail
Miss Jane Bradshaw of Lam pter, a Crippled Children’s Hospital teacher in Elizabethtown, described work at the institution during a Lititz Democratic Club meeting at the Knights of Malta Trail. The next meeting at the same venue is set for January 14.
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Jane Bradshaw
Lampeter
Crippled Childrens Hospital
Elizabethtown
Lititz
Lititz Theatre Tickets Go On Sale For Christmas Gift
Unusual Christmas offer at the Lititz box office selling booklets of 10 adult tickets for 2.50 plus tax and 10 children's tickets for 1.00 plus 10¢ tax. Each booklet represents a $3.00 value for adults and $1.50 value for children.
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Lititz
Lititz High Opens League Victory Over Manor High
Lititz High School opened the 1935-36 league basketball season with a 38 to 33 win over Manor High on Millersville Court Tuesday night. The Reserves defeated Manor J-Rees 41 to 12 in the preliminary. Tomorrow the Lititz squad faces W. Lampeter at home with the Reserves also on the card.
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Lititz High School
Manor High
Millersville Court
Manor J-rees
W. Lampeter
Lititz
Local team opens season with decisive win on Mt. Joy court
The club opened its season with a 42 to 10 victory over the Mt. Joy Juniors on their home court Friday night, reporting a strong early showing and defense.
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Mt. Joy Juniors
Not Much Improvement In Accident Victim Yerger
Charles L Yerger 24 of near Ephrata and formerly of town remains in critical condition at Lancaster General Hospital after a collision Friday evening between his car and a Reading railroad train. He is a truck driver employed by his father and was returning home when the crash occurred.
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Charles L. Yerger
Ephrata
Lancaster General Hospital
Reading
Train Collision Near Akron Injures Verger and Two Passengers
A train departing Lititz at 4 05 pm collided near the Retten crossing by Akron. The impact threw a car into a ditch. Rescue crews pulled Verger from wreckage and two Akron men took him to Dr. N H Rupp in Akron before he was moved to a hospital.
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Lititz
Retten Crossing
Akron
Verger
N. H. Rupp
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Penry
Ada M. Ferry
Lancaster
Opportunity School
Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Viking
Pyrex
Bd. L. Sharp
North Broad Street
Lititz High
the Thrift Shop
E. Main Street
DR. C. 8S. Horton
Lincoln, PA
Optometrist
Cassaroles
Wertsch
Esmond
Molemann
Zartman’s
Brookfield” Butter
Seaman’s
Campbell’s
Kellogg’s
B. M. Seaman
Free Delivery
N. Broad St
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