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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1933
Page
15
Readable fragments note a Sunday event with Samuel W. Elser and Mrs Senne Terien amid a Sunday School close meeting. No further named organizations or dates are clear.
Motorists save money with Eby repair work. Owner Eby brings decades of experience in motor car repair and auto electrical services. The shop emphasizes skilled mechanics and personal supervision, offering broad auto maintenance beyond simple repairs.
Frederick Frank Sr. founded a bridgeport contracting firm over 50 years ago to serve residents with reliable concrete and masonry work. His son Frederick Frank Jr. continues the tradition, earning a strong local reputation. Both emphasize steady service and hard work backed by community support and American Legion involvement.
In Washington Cone Me hi rents Me hi and Saravuel Sat wadar. Guests at dinner at Mr and Mrs Elmer Rock included Mr and Mrs Allen and children Paul Ta ad Baby Jea8 and Mrs Daniel Whitcraft of Brickerville Mr and Mrs Weidler Seibert of Middle Master Alton Ober and others spent the preceding weekend with relatives.
Article extols John J. Kauffman as Lancaster County Controller, praising his financial mastery and organized management. It portrays his ability to instantly reveal the county’s financial state and describes his long service and disciplined approach to public finances.
Congressman J Roland Kinzer of Lancaster County is praised as an able experienced leader for the Tenth Pennsylvania district. Born in East Earl Township he studied at Lancaster High School and Franklin and Marshall College, practiced law since 1900, and served as Lancaster County Solicitor from 1912 to 1928. He was elected to the Seventy first Congress to fill a vacancy and re elected to the Seventy second. He supported naval arms programs and currency protection, championed veterans and housing, and kept his Lancaster law offices open to constituents.
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