Moravians Plan 60000 Building At Moravian Church
The Moravian Church council approved a 60000 addition to the Sunday School Chapel to enlarge the auditorium to 700 and create 25 classrooms plus four large assembly rooms. Architect Talley of Telford and consultant Dr. Tralle of New York will guide. work begins after Easter with site changes including removal of an old barn and demolition of the sexton’s house.
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Moravian Church
Church Council
Charles M. ‘Taliey
Telford
Penna
Henry E. ‘Tralle
New York
Eugene Kreider
Haines Win Accident Suit in Lancaster Court
Jane Virginia Haines and her father Lewis Haines won a $1,500 verdict by consent against George H Hartman and the Conestoga Traction Co. for injuries from a trolley vs car collision in October 1932.
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Lancaster
Jane Virginia Haines
Lewis Haines
George H. Hartman
Conestogia Traction Co
Hershey Birth Announced With Local Supper Benefit
Mr and Mrs John G Hershey announce the birth of a son at 1 08 PM Saturday at Lancaster General Hospital. A chicken and waffle supper will be held Saturday evening at 430 by the Ladies Aid Society of the U B Church in the Fire House to benefit the church. Everyone is invited. Read The Lititz Record for all the news. Only 1 50 a year.
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John G. Hershey
Town
Lancaster General Hospital
Ladies’ Aid Society of
U. B
Henry Heiserman
Margaret Miller
Elizabethtown
Elizabethtown College
John &. Hershberger
Everett
Henry B. Gibbe
J. Smythe
Philadelphia
Levi Erb
John Weidman
Ember Witmer
Jacob Erb
Hiram Reedy
Frank May
Emanuel Ditzler
William Grosh
Alvin R. Keller
D. A. Cohick
New Holland
Mr. Cohick
Lititz
Lester Heh
N. Cedar Street
Charles Rollman
Spruce &I
William Klunk
Arthur Guiney
Joseph Vath
Harry McGreary
Tobie Erline
Edwin Sheaffer
John Balmer
Charles Conlin
Akron
Paul Seaber
South Broad Street
Josephine Seaber
Eve Seaber
Russell Seaber
Leon Haeffner
George Haeffner
Lancaster
Mennonite Junior Sewing Circle
Folowing
Helen Snyder
Grace Hershey
Edna Filey
Rosa Gish
Anna Why
Ruth Snyder
Grace Brubaker
Barbara Brubaker
Martha Tlershey
Ruth Brubaker
Esther Keller
Mildred Brookmyer
Esther Hershey
Community Activity Highlights In Lititz And Surrounds
Local residents attend events and visits across Lititz and nearby towns including hospital stays and confirmations. Notables include Mrs. Heiserman at Lancaster General Hospital and many locals at Elizabethtown College Brethren Conference.
Lititz Fire Company annual smoker draws 300 attendees
More than 300 men from Lititz attended the annual smoker of the Lititz Fire Company held at the Fire House last night. The program featured talks and music with speeches by Burgess Brenneman and others including Prof. M. C. Dem, Joseph B. Wissler, Joan Heison, Rev. Byron K. Horne, Alfred T. Douple, and J. H. Breitigan. Chandler Heagy of Eden spoke as did John Landis of Rareville and several county officials. don Keelen’s orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Burgess Brenneman
M. C. Dem
Joseph B. Wissler
Joan Heison
Rey
Byron K. Horne
Alfred T. Douple
J. H. Breitigan
Chandler Heagy
Eden
Lancaster County Firemen
Chester County
Don Keelen
Farm Boy League Forms Junior Basketball League
Henry Lutz forms a town junior basketball league with about 70 boys aged 15 to 17. Ten teams compete on Saturdays at Lutz Hall, with no charge for games and invites extended to parents and friends.
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Henry Lutz
Thero
Lutz Hall
Eighteen Sign For Scouting Troop 1 Formation
Eighteen boys signed up to form Troop 1, Boy Scouts, at the meeting held Thursday night above the post office. Enthusiasm was high and three more boys were present. A second meeting is set for tonight at 7 PM in the same place to recruit additional members.
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Boy Scouts
Young Men's Business League Holds Smoker Meeting
The Young Men's Business League schedules a league smoker for tomorrow evening in the League rooms. Eight directors for the coming year will be elected.
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Young Men’s Business League
Lititz Borough Gives Up One Mill Tax Rate
Borough council voted to reduce the tax rate from four to three mills for the year, projecting receipts of 38 598.45 and expenditures of 229 641.50 with a likely balance of 8 956.45. The meeting included resignations, health data, and budget notes, with water and CWA projects cited and bank depository named.
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Lititz
Geunessman
Jacob N. Koch
Mgr. Koch
CWA
Council
Jacob Ruhl
Lilitz
Lititz Springs National Bank
Snyder
Kling and Douple
Burgess Brenneman
Habecker
Water Department
Burgess
J E. M. Kofroth
Addison Harding
Clarence Rudy
Farmer’s National Bank
H. M. Kofroth
Addison Trarding
Chas. Murr
Cast of B Ce. Play Announced By Coach
Fire Company plans the comedy Safely First to be staged February 21 under Margie Arntz. The group shifts to a straight play coached locally, with three new players Grace Sesseman Suzanne Mlawer and Harry Neidermyer joining a cast of familiar Lawn performers led by Jack Montgomery and Jerry Arnold. Elmer Plancel is also named in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Arntz
Zada Workman
Grace Sesseman
Suzanne Mlawer
Harry Neidermyer
Ben Lutz Sends 24x38 Birthday Card to President
Ben Lutz of town mailed a 38 by 24 inch beaver board birthday card to Franklin Delano Roosevelt at the White House. The card, the largest ever sent through the Lititz Post Office, weighs four pounds and cost a substantial postage. The note wishes the President a Happy Birthday as crowds nationwide mark his birthday with cards and telegrams.
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United States
B. F
Lutz
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
White House
Washington, D. C
Lititz
Ben
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Harry Stoner
Ephrata
Albright
Gedar Street
Lititz Fire Company
Levy
Rech
Pfautz Bros
Jack Montgom
Jerry Arnold
Ben Lutz
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