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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
11
A sequence of Sunday and weekend visits highlights residents from Sun Hill to Lititz, Lancaster, Owl Hill and Central Manor. Families including the Eshleymans, Shanks, Obers, Troutmans, Himmelbergers, Leekings, Behmers, Ayres, Evans, Habeckers, Houcks, Hornleys, Mowery, Harnish, Morrison, and Klopp attend gatherings, dinners, and funerals with multiple households listed.
United Brethren Church Gleaners Sunday School class rehearses It s A Ming a play centered on a vase thought to be genuine Ming. Mrs Harry McCreary teaches the group with Esther McCreary as coach selecting Agnes Ethel Wike Margaret Helen Farrand Minerva Ruth Reist Phyllis Irene Howard Marcella Rhoda Nagle Millie Lilian McCreary Miss Jones Dorothy Spickler Nora Irene Whitcraft Aunt Lucinda Dorothy Rippler Miss Sprochette Mary Weidman for a March 7 presentation.
Zelma G Brandt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Irvin Brandt of Manheim, wed J Wilbur Charles of Lititz in a ceremony at Landisville officiated by Rev H G Kauffman. The wedding occurred Saturday at 11 o clock with immediate families present and a dinner served afterward.
The three act comedy Ann's Little Affair will be presented for the Lititz Fire Company in the Lititz High School auditorium on February 27 and 28. Margaret Longenecker stars as Ann Lane with Dan Light as Pete Reynolds, joined by Kathryn Huber, George Pennypacker, Mildred Yerger, Lillian McCeary, Ford Godenaur, and Raymond Runk in supporting roles.
The Lititz Sportsmen plan a program to protect birds drawn to a haven. If the morning presentation is successful, they will present it in other schools in this section and continue the effort.
Mrs Muth read a play to the club and was presented a banquet after the reading. There will be no local club meeting next week as members join Mt Joy and Elizabethtown clubs for the annual Triplet meeting at Mt Joy. Members will travel by car from the Business League at 5:45 Tuesday evening. Geo H Pennypacker attended the meeting as a guest of T T Dussinger. Henry Shissler spoke about the upcoming junior class play next week.
The Lititz Delphian Chapter met Friday evening at Mrs. Clarence Grosh’s home in Lancaster with fifteen members. Miss Anna K. Miller led the session, presenting talks on topics including The Rise of the Barbizon School and Les Barzidon artists. The next meeting is set for February 15 at Miss Mary Huebener’s home.
The Penryn Fire Company elected officers for the year with Paul F. Diehm as President Joseph Summy as First Vice President John Galebach as Second Vice President George Biemesderfer as Third Vice President Carl V. Weber as Recording Secretary Claude D. Bomberger as Financial Secretary Nathan Eitnier as Treasurer Elias Esinier as Trustee Hii Shank as Chief and Joseph Summy as Janitor.
Local boy scouts Theodore Counts Millard Ritz George Kling Robert Rosen berg Noah Morrisson William Stark and Robert Reidenbauegh participate as Scout Troops nationwide mark the silver anniversary of scouting. Lititz reports 16 of 25 years with troops. Taft was first honorary president and global membership exceeds one million. The aim is to use boys leisure time under leadership and promote outdoor games and occupations.
The text lists Scouting aims and the twelve laws: trustworthy loyal helpful friendly courteous kind obedient cheerful thrifty brave clean and reverent. The Scout motto is Be Prepared.
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