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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
1
The Junior class under Miss Dorothy Shenk presents Who Wouldn’t Be Crazy next Thursday night in the school auditorium. The comedy unfolds in a fashionable rest cure sanitarium where wealthy patients are cared for as Speedy Marshall escapes a traffic cop.
A printed list of 400 Lititz area homeowners willing to improve their homes will be distributed Monday at 8 pm in the Fire Hall. Tradesmen in painting plumbing contracting and related fields may obtain a copy for $1.50 or less and will be visited by mechanics to discuss work costs and start dates.
Miss Barbara Martha Brubaker daughter of Mr and Mrs Ephraim B Brubaker married Martin L Houck at Mt Joy Thursday morning January 1 by Bishop Henry Lutz. Attendants were Miss Blanche Brubaker and Paul Heistand. Invitations issued for a reception Saturday at 8:80 in the bride’s home.
Inspected meats only available through LUTZ contact at 148. Call for delivery services.
Lititz marks the 25th anniversary of Boy Scouts of America with a reorganized troop and new leadership. Scoutmaster Floyd Hackman and assistants Elvin Geltz Eugene Stauffer How Hackman and Earl Blank plus troop committee members met to outline plans for the coming year and listed current troop members.
Gasoline tanks at N. D. Sturgis pretzel bakery and at Long and Co coal yard were robbed of 20 or more gallons Tuesday night. Thieves, believed to be driving a truck, used a watering can to siphon fuel into their vehicle and left the can half full at the coal yard. No trace of the culprits has been found.
The Ladies Aid Society hosts a chicken and waffle supper in the U B Church School Building Saturday from 4 30 to 8 30. Price 35e. children under 10 years 26e. Pies cakes and candy for sale.
Mrs Fred J Muth of Lititz Pike presented a reading of Barrie's The Twelve Pound Look at the Lititz Rotary Club meeting in the General Sutter Hotel. The performance featured strong voice work and portrayal of a formerly self centered British man and his wife.
Illnesses and hospital visits thread through the week as Miss Elizabeth Gochnauer and M. C. Demmy recover at home, D A Zimmerman faces possible surgery, and Myr. and Mrs. Waldron Myers prepare to return to York after an accident. Nearby households host visits from Lititz and Lincoln residents while the Acappella Male Chorus prepares a new program at Rohrerstown Reformed Church and Garden Spot Post 56 American Legion meets tonight.
Three Lititz Sportsmen's Association members spoke at a school assembly about game bird and fish conservation. B L Sharp described association game work, F E K Adams covered fish projects, and Dr C W Lane discussed the bird program. A key plan is a bird haven in Lititz Springs Park.
The Lititz Sportsmen's Association requests aid in grain or money for their game feeding program. Weather has extended the feeding period, and more supplies are needed for the region. To contribute contact Abram Hershey at the Hershey-Seaman Co. North Cedar St.
Lititz prepares a new Lititz Community Theatre on East Main Street under owner Harry Chertcoff with heating and electrical work nearing completion. Interior decor includes murals by visiting artists inspired by local history with Prof. H. H. Beck advising. The modern sound system seating and amenities promise an Eastern Pennsylvania showcase.
Rosemary Rice daughter of Mr and Mrs C Allan Rice of Spruce Street entertained nine schoolmates at a Saturday birthday party. Guests included Fay Carpenter Betty Zwally Ruth Gorton Rachel and Dorothy Madlem Martha Hevener Gladys Enck Carol Ann Hickman and Peggy Dengate. Games were played and refreshments served with prizes awarded to Betty Zwally and Peggy Dengate.
A young girl named Maxine clings to the belief that George Washington's hair is real. A teacher unsettles her by noting the wig, and a fragment from The New Yorker hints at political commentary from a Communist pamphlet with a misprinted sequence of pages.
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