Auto inspections resume in Pennsylvania after 1830 hiatus
After a long pause the state will start compulsory mechanical safety inspections again, with three monthly windows each year for 1982. Drivers lacking a valid windshield sticker will face penalties in the following quarter. The Department of Revenue will run about 4300 inspection stations statewide to process inspections and issue stickers.
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Pennsylvania
Dre
Department of Revenue
Otter
Ulrich Woman Dies After Christmas Cantata Tragedy
Mrs Lulu M Ulrich wife of Ross Ulrich of Penn Hill died of a heart attack minutes after attending a Moravian Church Christmas cantata. She was 48. Survived by her husband children Robert Harry Ross Jr Ruth mother Mrs Alice Shumaker and sister Mrs Harry Drennen. Funeral from the family home Monday at 2 pm with burial in Penn Hill Friends Cemetery.
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Penn Hill Wei
Lulu M. Ulrich
Ross Ulrich
Near Penn
Dy. E. M. S. ‘Weaver
Penn Fill
Mrs. Ulrich
Ruth
Emma
Pearthree
Penn Hill
Weaver
Robert
Harry
Ross, Jr
Alice Shumaker
Harry Drennen
Oxford
Penn Hill Friends Cemetery
Mrs Gochenauer dies at 40 in Lititz area
Mrs Daniel Gochenauer aged 40 of Lititz R D 4 died early Monday at Lancaster county hospital from complications. She leaves husband Daniel, her parents Mr and Mrs Christian Risser of Lititz, and brother Jacob A Risser near Lititz. Funeral at 2 30 this afternoon at Lititz Mennonite Church with burial in Hammer Creek Cemetery. Funeral director R M Spacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arma Gochenauer
Daniel Gochenauer
Lititz
R. D
Lancaster County Hospital
Christian Risser
Jacob A. Risser
Lititz Mennonite Church
Hammer Creek
R. M. Spacht
Mrs Jacob B Weidler Dies After Illness at 44
Mrs Bessie Jane Weidler 44 wife of Jacob B Weidler of Rothsville died at 4 A M Tuesday from complications She was Church of the Brethren member daughter of Henry and the late Caroline Zwally Keller of Millway Survived by husband daughter Mrs Hart Stauffer Rothaville two grandchildren and siblings Mrs Clayton Bigh Oregon Galen Keller Reading Isaac Keller Millport William Keller Shillington Jacob Keller New Jersey Oliver Keller Millway Services 9 30 A M Saturday from the home with 10 A M at Rothsville Lutheran Church Burial in adjoining cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Jane Weidler
Jacob B. Weidler
Rothsville
Church of the Brethren
Henry
Caroline Zwally Keller
Millway
Hart Stauffer
Rothaville
Clayton Bigh
Oregon
Galen Keller
Reading
Isaac Keller
Millport
William Keller
Shillington
Jacob Keller
New Jersey
Oliver Keller
Rothsville Lutheran Church
Happy New Year greeting from The Record
The Record extends New Year wishes to readers and friends and notes many subscriptions are due on January 1 1950. It asks subscribers to check the label on their paper and pay owed subscriptions to receive a fresh star for the new year and ensure timely statements.
Local notices and social happenings in Lititz area
Community brief covering visits from Heilman families of Clinton and Bristol, a Cadet Band New Year’s Eve event, radio broadcasts by the Green Joe Tayhackers, Mr and Mrs Lockhart moving to Reading, an engagement announcement for Ethel Martie Miller, Dr Charles Bloom preaching at St Paul’s, church carolers from United Brethren and Moravian groups, a murder body found near Brunnerville, Mrs Jacob Singley hospitalized, merchants’ New Year wishes, Dunkard Brethren meeting series, Santa’s visit to the Fire House, WCTU World Day of Prayer plans, planned Food and Grange classes, Penn State student Herbert Longenecker with Varsity Orchestra tour, Brethren Young People meeting with Caleb Bucher, and a large family dinner hosted by Tillman Shenk for Mr Barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. K. Lockhart
Reading
Lockhart
Intermediate C. BE. Society of the United Brethren Church
Silver Cross Circle
King’s Daughters
Lancaster Moravian Church
Moravan
Brunnervile
Jacob Singley
Lancaster General Hospital
Lititz
Benjamin F. Lebo
Carlisle
Dunkard Brethren Church
Santa
Lancaster
Archie Rosenberg
Grange
Lester Miller
Front Street
Herbert Longenecker
Penn State College
Penn State
Church of the Brethren
Caleb Bucher
Quarryville
Tillman Shenk
Neffsville
Mr. Barley
New Year Greeting 1932 Hoping For Happier Days
A festive wartime style message greets the arrival of 1932, thanking 1931 and pledging energy and optimism for the year ahead. It speaks to worldwide audiences and expresses hope that the new year will bring better days for nations and people.
Many Visitors to Town Over Christmas Holidays
Philadelphia resident Francis C. Grosh visits Lititz during the holidays, with numerous relatives and friends listed from Reading, York, Harrisburg, Swarthmore, and Philadelphia. The piece catalogs family reunions and Christmas visits at homes, Moravian Church services, and various local hosts through the season. It notes residents and guests from New York, Lancaster, Williamsport, and beyond enjoying Christmas in Lititz with extended families and holiday gatherings.
Stray Shot Nearly Hits Woman In Moravian Home
Mary Reve, resident of a Moravian Home, narrowly escaped when a bullet shattered a window and lodged in a wall last Wednesday afternoon. Policeman Kreider warned boys to stop in town target practice after investigation found logs used for shooting near the railroad with one shot continuing past the target.
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Mary Reve
Sheel
Valiee Caief Kreider
Seial
Kreider
Fire damages Morgen Plant paper making machine briefly
A paper making machine at Morgan Paper Co on Cedar Street sustained slight damage from a fire that started on the ell of the machine. Night watchman Harry Weaver discovered the blaze and alerted Lititz firemen who arrived shortly after the alarm. The fire was nearly out by the time authorities reached the scene. In Brunnerville a man found dead last Monday was identified as Harry Martini. Police believe Martini tied to beer or vice rings and consider him a gangster who may have been sent to extort tribute.
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Morgan Paper Co
Cedar Street
Lititz
Harry Weaver
Ile
Morgan Company
Brunnerville
Harry Martini
Martini
Banks Declare Dividends At Farmers National Bank Board meeting
The Farmers National Bank Board of Directors declared a regular semi annual dividend of 5 percent. This marks the 49th payment to stockholders and follows a 4 percent annual dividend first paid in 1907. Since 1907 the dividend has grown to 10 percent annually with $126,179 paid to stockholders to date. The Lititz Springs National Bank directors also voted to declare a 6 percent semi annual dividend payable January 2. A card party and dance hosted by S H Alumni is announced for Friday night at the General Sniter Hotel.
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Farmers National Bank
Lititz Springs National Bank
New Town Council To Meet Monday In Borough Review
The outgoing Borough Council notes all members were present at the Tuesday session. Terms for J A Sturgis first ward and John Helter and David Brian second ward end this year, to be filled by Jacob L Snyder first ward and Jacob Koch and Jacob Kling second ward. Street and water committees report street grading and water rents totaling 6764.69, with repairs, pumps running 403 hours, and good supply. Burgess Brenemann cites 33 lodgers in lockup. Lititz school supervisor Demmy seeks traffic lines for school zones. supervisor authorized to set lines. Board of Health presents next year budget and asks 200 appropriation. Expenses listed for Health Officer. (Continued on Page 5).
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J. A. Sturgis
John Helter
David Brian
Jacob L. Snyder
Jacob Koch
Jacob Kling
Spruce Street
Third Avenue
Burgess Brenemann
M. G. Demmy
Lititz
Sturgis
Pfautz
Board of Health
Alumni Banquet and Dances At Hotel General Sutter
The Lanassery High School Alumni held a banquet at the General Sutter on Monday night. On Tuesday Joseph Dunlevy of Lancaster met a social event. Tonight the Hebrew Society hosts an elaborate dinner dance at the hotel. Friday night New Year's Eve the Lititz High School Alumni Association plans a card party and dance there.
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Lanassery High School
General Sutter
Joseph Dunlevy
Lancaster
Ierebrew Society
Lititz High School Alumni Association
Golden wedding anniversary dinner honors Brookmyer family
Mr and Mrs Marry Brookmyer entertained Sunday for their golden wedding anniversary. Attendees included Galen Bronakmyer and children from Smoketown. Prof and Mrs Ivan Brookmyer of Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Rufus Brookmyer and four children of Neffsville. Mr and Mrs Frank Dietrich and two children. Miss Gladys Hickey and Miss Myra Klaus of Lancaster. Mrs Lavinia Neir and Adam Witmer of town.
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Adam Snyder
Manheim
Rufus Snyder
Athens
James M Honard
W. E. Sickman
Virginia
Walter Myers
George Weaver
Ephrata
Justus Yerger
Drexel Hill
Harry Myers
Verna Hertzler
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
Lloyd Hertzler
D. S. Stauffer and Son
Lebanon
Samuel Myer
Landisville
Adam Vogel
Neffsville
Bertha Franck
Marta Christener
Lotto
New York City
Louise Christener
Switzerland
John W. Landis
Anna
Dorothy
Gladys
Rome
William Landis
Gordonville
Jane Haines
Kathryn
Marry Brookmyer
Dinnner
Galen Bronakmyer
Mark and
Mildred
Smoketown
Ivan Brookmyer
Baltimore
MD. Wa
Rufus Brookmyer
Frank Dietrich
Gladys Hickey
Myra Klaus
Lancaster
Lavinia Neir
Adam Witmer
Town
Pupils Entertain Rotary Club With School Program
The Rotary Club enjoyed a high school program on Tuesday evening. Performances included Marimba solos by Arthur Keller and Carl Helman, recitations by Helen Workman, Helen Marie Posey, Arlene Demmy, Ida Kathryn Posey, Doris Furlow, and Alma Nolt, a Novelty Solo by Harry Hawthorne, and a trumpet piece by Arthur Keller.
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Rotary Club
Arthur Keller
Helen Workman
Helen Marie Posey
Carl Helman
Doris Furlow
Alma Nolt
Two Good Games Tonight For Lititz Merchants Basketball
The Lititz Merchants face the Ephrata Ex-High Stars and New Holland on the Lutz court in back to back games. Both opponents boast strong records and the town supports with free admission for all school children plus free oranges for the youngsters as B F Lutz hosts.
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Lititz Merchants
Lutz Court
Ephrata Ex-High Stars
New Holland
Merchants
Merchants of Town
B. F. Lutz
Lutz
Births Announced for Three Christmas Day Babies
Mr and Mrs Wm H Patterson announce a daughter born on Christmas Day. Mr and Mrs Charles Long announce a daughter born on Christmas Day. Mr and Mrs Sylvester Shett announce a son born on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Patterson
Charles Long
Sylvester Shett
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Lucia M. Ulrich
Itz Lodge of Odd Fellows
B. Lb. Heilman
Clinton
N. d
Z. I. Heilman
Bristol
Sylette Heilman
Joe Tayhackers
Francis C. Grosh
Legler Saman
Hong
Anna Lynch
Josephine Scaber- Lloyd Kauffman
Swarthmore
I. H. Naltzhouse
John Barwick
York
Hershey
In McCully
Salem
N. G
Kearney Hensel
Russell
Harrisburg
Sara Pyle
Paul Badorf
Penjamin
John Fags
J. K. Mathers
Edward Garden
Wm. Roeder
Charles Landis
Meadville
Carl Tielman
Military Academy
Cornwall
N. Y
Annie Lehman
Mary Guiles
L. A. Doster
Wm. Sturgis
G. Tulloch
Altoona
Harlan Hoffman
Louis Hepp
Joseph B. Herr
Williamson’s
Earl Mathers
Jean
Joseph Sheckard
Cornell University
Ithaca
Paul Carper
Helen Huchener
Wellesley
Mass
Grace Keller
Ruth Carper
Hanburg
Frank Lord
Frank
Wm. Paine
Trenton
N. J
Fund
Fla. Masser
J. Harvey Dean
Eugene H. Miller
Wilmington
Del
Roderiel Light
New Brunswick
Paul Elberts
Mersville
Wilbur Light
Livingstone
N. 1
Fivelyn Farrand
J. C. H. Light
Janet Huber
Henry Sturgis
State College
Roy Hassler
Gen
Bethlehem
Hassler
8. C. Hassler
Charles Gardner
G. Herman Goetz
Richard
Paul Diener
Diener
Littitz
Graybill Brian
Malta
Granville
C. J. Street
Norman Workman
Bloomsburg
Tititz Friends
John W. Riegel
Iramingham
Miriam Russell
Robert Russell
Wm. Gorman
Glasgow
Scotland
Elyhia
Kiine
Ord
Hora
Mills
Washington
Bernice Dengler
Mary Longenecker
Nie Herr
Mechanicsburg
Mere. H
Moravian
Morgen
S. H
Ganaral Sniter Hotel
New Town Council
Pagie
Pupils Entertain Club
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