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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1932
Page
1
An early taste of winter swept Tuna with a Saturday snowfall of nearly three inches and a cold, damp week ahead. Sunday brought sleet and freezing debris turning streets to skating rinks as pedestrians and vehicles skidded. A Sunday night crash near Lancaster-Lititz involved H F Kratzert of Neffsville, minor injuries reported. no other serious incidents.
Tint Liere Again Miss Mint handed out crisp dollars during a Lititnag stop. Recipients included Eugene Weidler M Ada Schnerer J Raymond Musser of Ephrata Emma Singer and others. The promotion by Miss Mint Helen Ruth of Wyncote Pa ends today.
Mrs H KE Grosh travels with sister Miss Anna Huber to San Fernando California by way of the Panama Canal. She plans visits with two more sisters, Miss Mary Huber and Mrs Fimma Rock, former missionaries now in Banning California.
Deviled clams oysters chicken corn soup baked beans featured at the Legion Supper in Firehouse. Call 66 A today or tomorrow for clams ready to fry. Price 50 cents a dozen. Delivery available Saturday.
Brevities note Tfarry W Weaver winner of the turkey at Plantz Bros. store with another to be awarded this week. James Killip of Philadelphia spoke at Lititz High assembly. New Holland Junior High meets Lititz Junior High tomorrow at 4 pm. Christmas vacation for public schools starts next Thursday afternoon and ends Tuesday morning January 3. Manheim Masonic Lodge banquet planned at General Sutter Hotel Monday night. A Philadelphia dry cleaning truck hit a tree on South Broad Street. emergency trolley from Lancaster called. truck badly damaged. Dorcas Bible Class met at Mrs Fred Spinner’s home. Several families attended a turkey dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Bachman. Farmers National Bank named as substituted trustee in Tobias D Martin estate. Albert C Pierson and Wilson B Enck serve on Grand Jury. Moravian Ministry Association meeting in York last week included Dr and Mrs F W Stengel, Rev and Mrs Byron K Horne, and Mr and Mrs Louis Huebener.
The local post office urges the slogan Mail Early for Christmas cards and parcels as Christmas falls on Sunday. Mail received by Saturday will be delivered that day. Christmas Day will send only special delivery items and perishables. Postmaster Leader notes three cent stamps required and that greeting cards without writing may be sent for one and a half cents.
J. S. Harris & Co. of Lititz offers practical Christmas gifts suitable for every purse, highlighting affordable selections and seasonal bargains for shoppers seeking value this holiday season.
Readers recall a snowy scene with moonlit streets and sledding fun. The piece notes the Fire Company team beating the EastEnders, shares local humor about boots and sledding, and highlights a strong deer harvest, limited doe hunting, and calls for opening the season to does in three years.
Basketball match advertised for Wednesday December 21 at 8 3 in Lutz Hall. Admission listed as 16¢ and 20¢. Venue Elizabethtown area city hall likely in Lititz.
The RECORD announces open season for its annual calendar calendar with eight designs. Subscribers are urged to visit the office to pick up their copy and to check labels for due payments. Calendars will be delivered by carriers between Christmas and New Year’s.
Luther Sharp of Front Street is hospitalized at St. Joseph's in Lancaster with a severe fracture of the left leg after his motorcycle struck a tree on Front Street Thursday. He is expected to stay three months and be unable to work for three more. Sharp rode east behind Levi M. Dellinger of Denver, who tried a complete turn, causing Sharp to swerve and crash into the tree.
The American Legion hosts a supper this Saturday at the Fire House with deviled clams oysters thickened corn soup and baked beans on the menu. Phone orders for clams ready to fry can be placed at 66 R and will be delivered Saturday.
Visit Toyland at Harris Lullworth Stores Lititz Pennsylvania for roller skating Saturday evening. Prices 10 cents and 20 cents advance.
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