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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1933
Page
1
A local health update notes a decline in several diseases amid reporting at a city council meeting. The summary cites cases of whooping cough, chickenpox, mumps, scarlet fever, measles, and erysipelas, with figures indicating reduced incidences compared with the prior year.
A local Wheeler venue hosted a lively program featuring performers and children in a packed show. The event blended humor and musical numbers, drawing a broad audience and generating positive word of mouth for the community gathering.
A student dance conducted Saturday drew a large turnout and was deemed a big success. Organizers reported lively participation and a positive response from attendees about future events.
A low detail fragment notes a 11 event at a high school with mentions of debt and Rotary Ramsay. No clear names, places, or concrete facts are established in readable text.
Roller skating event scheduled for Saturday evening at LUT Hall features a public session from 7 to 10 pm. Admission is listed for adults and youths, with equipment rental available on site.
The RECORD previews the annual Lancaster automobile show with features on area and county dealers and the new car models they represent. The Armory on Noxth en Bireéi hosts the exhibit as dealers showcase the year’s finest offerings.
Rotary Club basketball clash pits Rotary Clab against Factly in a local game recap. Factly claims victory as Sehoot team form and crowd support factor into the show. Venue plans and crowd accommodations discussed.
A local welfare store announces its opening tomorrow with floor space for office use. Orders will be received as part of the opening, indicating preparations for broader support services.
Reported notes from the Itz Springs committee meeting discuss plans for an annual Fourth of July celebration. Members urged attendance at an upcoming session to help decide key details and secure necessary actions.
Mr and Mrs Henry B. Gibbes of Third Avenue announce the birth of a daughter at 4 04 PM. Mrs Alfred Smith of D 4 reports the birth of a son at 4 20 PM on Saturday at Josephs in Lancaster General area.
The note records a weekly luncheon at the Entertain Betarlane ntary Club but text is garbled. Names appear including Moore, Vi Anne Pelyer, Constance dor tse2 Peggy, Dorothiy Posey, Helen Lovin ey, Betty EK yerman, and others, with unclear roles or dates.
The Lancaster County Amateur Base team, formerly Litits Legion Team, wore uniforms owned by the Legion and backed by local post funds. They opened the second half of the schedule with an 84 to 29 victory at Manheim on Tuesday night, as players like Henry Late and Elmer Witmer helped boost their standings and the club’s field hall race honors. Manager Lutz led the squad.
Local and state officials prepare for a Monday inspection of proposed post office sites in Washington with Postmaster Paul B. MeSabber and inspector M. Brown to review offers and land options. Public meeting to follow at Connell Chamber as bidders and stakeholders weigh land locations before December openings.
A partial notice reports three tobacco crop releases by D. W. with prices and quantities. It mentions figures around 7044 and 2 ita, plus a 10 and 2. Also references locations on Bareville Street and another row.
Injured player collapsed during a basketball game as fans watched. The incident occurred on the court and officials attended swiftly, with medical staff providing immediate care to the player.
The Howell Family Bohemian Glass Blowers perform in the high school auditorium tonight at o clock. The Clowells, skilled glass workers, create a variety of blown glass articles without tools or molds. The show has run for 35 years. Admission is 10 and 20 cents, with each person receiving a small prize of 10 cents.
The Lancaster County Booster Association of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will hold their monthly meeting with the Littlings Council tomorrow evening at 8. All members and friends are urged to attend for a pleasant evening.
G Witmyer ships four trios of choice game bantams to California. The consignments include a black red trio a silver duck wing trio a gold duck wing trio and a red pyre trio. Also notes the Legion's Are You Wilde big laugh show February 15 16 with a cast of 160.
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