New Cashier Named By Bank At Akron
H Zwally of Ephrata was named cashier of the Akron National Bank by the board on Tuesday. He has spent thirty years as manager and bookkeeper at Henry W Westerhotf Silk Mill and ten years teaching prior to that. Zwally is a former Akron resident and well known there. Harry D Malschnee, his predecessor, waived a hearing in Lancaster on Monday and posted 6000 bail as warrants were issued for six forgery charges. District Attorney Fosterman ordered County Detective Weller to swear out warrants, Malschnee surrendered at the Alder Nan’s office where he discussed pleading guilty. He planned to return to Penryn and enter a plea within two weeks. Malschnee had confessed to wheez zlement of 33900 Akron National Bank funds used to cover stock losses.
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H. Wilson Zwally
Eptrata
Akron National Bank
Zwally
Henry W. Westerhotf
Ephrata
Akron
Harry D. Malschnee
Penryn
Malschnee
Malachnee
Moravian Church notes and other Sunday events
Sunday evening the Rt. Rev E. Ostand of Moravian Church preaches the sixth in a series. Rev W R Sammel of Pauls Tavern will speak in morning on Imitations Bad and wid in the evening on Bur- 4s. The Zinzendorf Brotherhood meets Monday at 8 with Why am I and How Win Oth to Christ. Frank Andrews to lead. Mamie Fry conducted pulpit duties at St Pauls Lutheran Church. Bible class tomorrow evening includes Life of Christ illustrated lecture. Sunday School at St He Reformed Church celebrates with the Young Ladies presenting 100 anals to the church, Miss Lillian George and Miss Hannah Zeigel handling the gifts.
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Moravian Church
Jestor Cheir
W. R. Sammel
Paul
Tavtiv Reh
Zinzendorf
Frank Andrews
Torrow
Crosland
Christ
St. He's Reformed Church
Lillian George
Hannah Tzel
Geo. B. Raethe
Olivets Face Marietta in Lititz Court Clash
Olivets travel to Lititz to challenge Marietta on two courts hoping to reverse a 57 to 25 loss from last Thursday when Borough boys dominated. Earlier wins at Brownstown 68 to 24 and Easton P 4 to 24 followed by a disrupted schedule as visitors reorganize, with Olivets lining up Lane against Burger tonight.
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Lititz
Olivets
Marietta
Mari
Aw Borough
Brownstown
Olivers
Easton P
Drought Relief Fund Led Moravian Church Drive
Brief notices from a Lancaster area page report a Red Cross Drought Relief collection at the Moravian Church totaling 106.65 dollars. The item also lists social visits, moves, meetings, lectures, and upcoming events at local homes, colleges, churches, schools, and clubs with names and places including East Main Street Spruce Street Water Street Broad Street Lancaster General Hospital and Franklin and Marshall College.
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Red Cross
Lincoln pictures display marks Civil War president’s birth day
A window exhibit at Zattman’s Store on N Broad Street features about 30 to 40 Lincoln photographs arranged by Mr. Zartman. The display honors the birth day anniversary of Civil War President Abraham Lincoln.
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Lincoln
Zattman
N. Broad Street
Zartman
Red Cross Drive Aims to Finish Lititz Drought Fund
Efforts continue to complete the Red Cross drought relief drive in Lititz with a $750 goal. Collectors are urged to finish lists and turn money into Farmers Bank, and unapproached donors may contribute there. success hoped for next week.
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Lititz
Red Cross Drought Relief Fund
Farmers Bank
League Smoker Draws Over Twenty Members
More than two score members of the Business League attended last Friday night for the smoker and meeting in the League rooms. New member J. E. Hodgkinson of Lititz Motor Sales was admitted, and tournaments in pool and euchre were started.
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Business League
J. E. Hodgkinson
Lititz Motor Sales
Plan Special Program by the WCTU at Gaited Brethren Church
The W C T U will meet at the Gaited Brethren Church on Tuesday evening at 7 30. A special program will be held followed by a jovial hour and refreshments.
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Gaited Brethren Church
Store to Close Sundays On South Broad Street
The Accommodation Store at 226 S Broad Street announces it will close on Sundays in the future. It remains open daily from 6:00 AM to 10:30 PM.
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S. Broad Street
League Postpones Dance by Entertainment Committee
The entertainment committee of the Young Men's Business League decided to postpone the dance scheduled for Tuesday night due to insufficient time for preparation.
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The
Young Men’s Business League
Calendar contest winner at 77 number prize announced
John M. Miller of Broad Street held the calendar bearing the number 77 in the contest run by Long the Cleaner. He won $2.50 in free cleaning or pressing. The next seal will be torn from the master calendar March 1 and the third winning number announced.
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John M. Miller
S. Broad Street
Long
Rural Carrier Examination Announced for Local Office
The United States Civil Service Commission will hold a 2 percent examination to fill the rural carrier post at the local office. Applicants must reach the Commission in Washington by February 27. Postmaster Seaber can supply more details.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Washington
Seaber
Spelling Bee Tonight at Golden Rule Church
St Peter's Lutheran Church hosts a spelling bee tonight at 7 30 in Neffeville Fire hall. Three classes featured with a program of recitations and music.
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St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Neffeville
High Teams Defeat Columbia In Wet League Play
The High School boys and girls basketball teams beat Columbia last week as the season moves into the second half. The boys have won 15 of 20. They travel to Mt Joy tomorrow and host Quarryville on Saturday, aiming to avenge an earlier loss to Quarryville with Lititz High eager for a win.
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Columbia High School
Mt. Joy
Quarryville High School
Lititz High
Quarryville
Altar Society Meets at St James Church
The Altar Society of St James Catholic Church met at the home of Mrs M Kluank on Monday evening. After business a social period followed and refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Jerry Morgan on S Broad Street March 4.
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Altar Society
St. James Catholic Church
Hame
M. Kluank
Jerry Morgan
S. Broad Street
Food Class Formed At State College Home
Miss Forbes organized a class for selecting and preparing food at the home of Mrs. B. L. Miller. Nine women attended the first session on a Wednesday. The next lesson is set for Friday February 20th and a second class will be formed.
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Miss Forbes
State College
B. L. Miller
Annual Stock Sale by Ebener and Habecker
Ebener and Habecker announce their annual sale of stocks and bonds to occur Saturday evening March 14 in their office. Interested parties wishing to list securities for sale must notify by March 7.
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Ebener
Habecker
Kis Hill Lutheran Plans Special Lenten Services
The Young People of Kis Hill Lutheran Church announce special Sunday evening Lent services at 7 50 PM led by Rev W E Fleck of Lancaster. Public invited. An auction sale follows on Saturday Feb 14 at 1 20 PM in Scott's old store room offering a large variety of merchandise.
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Kis Hill Lutheran Church
W. E. Fleck
Lancaster
Scott
Pupils Rewarded For Extra Work by New Point System
A school introduces a point system to encourage student involvement in extra curricular activities. The plan defines objectives and outlines methods such as graduation credits, honors diplomas, letters, and certificates. Evaluation may be by faculty student committee or a sponsor.
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Myers
Spanish Moon rehearsals draw large Legion crowd at Fire House
A big turnout Monday evening at the Fire House welcomed first rehearsals of Spanish Moon the Rogers Producing Company musical comedy sponsored by Garden Spot Post No 56 American Legion for Ambulance Fund. Miss Lucille M Rolce directed. The show blends an American act with scenes in Spain promising varied music costumes and lighting.
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Garden Spot Post No
American Legion
Ambulance Fund
Lucille M. Rolce
Rogers Producing Company
Rogers Company
America
Spain
Juniors Present Comedy Tonight First High School Play
The junior class presents Once In a Lifetime a romantic three act comedy with an epilogue in the school auditorium at 8 PM. It features a large cast with gypsy dancers and village folk, plus household drama at Jeff Ross's home. The piece is praised as wholesome and dignified with romance and adventure. Russ Shreve leads a Lancaster orchestra for a Monday night dance at Lutz Hall.
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Jeff Ross
Halfswit
Mahlon Groff
Emily
Sylvia Longenecker
Konrad
Robert Posey
Rodney
Raymond Meiskey
Laurie York
Beatrice Bomberger
Stella
Anna Belle Minnich
Halsted Dinsmore
Theodore Herr
Davo
Irene Keener
Daro
Robert Kreider
Katinka
Edith Pfautz
Zara
Esther Miksch
Carmena
Anna Hackman
Stan
Robert Peiffer
Roy
Elwood Erb
Adele Flower
Cora Davidson
Maude Bender
Helen Leed
Vera Sarah
Ethel Miller
Elvin Geltz
Russ Shreve
Lancaster
Lutz Hall
Rotary meeting program on Lititz topics noted
Lititz Rotary Club Tuesday night program featured a questionnaire on Rotary topics with two Lancaster visitors. Lancaster County Optometrical Society hosted by Elizabeth Hepp at E Main Street with fifteen in attendance. Mrs Violet Schoonmaker longtime Chapira India missionary visited Mrs Flower. Moravian Church Ladies Sewing Society to host annual fasnacht supper Tuesday at 6 in Parish House basement.
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B. BE. Weicksel
Kirkwood
F. A. Weicksel
R. B. Worley
Raymond Worley
Carlisle
W. W. Worley
Harry Myers
Hiram McCauley
Steclton
Gray
Richfield
N. d
General Su
E. Main Street
R. Flower
Camden
N. J
Violet Schoonmaker
Chening
N. Y
Pentecostal
Chapira
India
W. Lincoln Avenue
Elizabeth High
Pottstown
Farm Women Report Harrisburg Convention Details
The Farm Women's Society No. 1 met at Mrs. Geo Grunenberger's home with fifteen members. Miss Anna Erb presided in absence of officers. readings included "An Icicle" and "Largo" and "Barcaroll" with solos. Reports from the Harrisburg convention were shared. plans set to meet at Wm. G. Eshleman’s in March for paper hanging and draperies. April meeting at Mrs. Cullen Carpenter's home.
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Farm Women’s Society
No. 1
Wie
Geo. Grunenberger
Anna Erb
Geo. Farmer
L. A. Weitzel
M. A. Moore
Fay Carpenter
Linden Hall Beats Penn Hall 89 to 46 on Home Floor
Linden Hall basketball team defeated Penn Hall of Chambersburg 89 to 46 on Monday on its home floor. Mrs Stengel hosted the visiting team after the game in the school parlors. Every Tuesday Mrs F W Stengel hosts a group of ten girls at a chicken and waffle dinner from 4 to 7 PM.
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Linden Hall
Penn Hall
Chambersburg
Stengel
F. W. Stengel
Valentine Social at St Luke's Reformed Church
The church basement hosted a Valentine Social on Tuesday evening organized by the church youth. Devotions by William Carper Jed. John Eberly read about Valentine’s origin. Music featured Dorothy Weisley, Mary Bowman in piano duets and readings by Myrtle Bushong and Lillian George. An orchestra led by Cullen Carpenter performed, with a trio including Ray Bushong. Games and refreshments followed. decorations matched Valentine Day.
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St. Luke’s Reformed Church
William Carper
Jed
John Eberly
Dorothy Weisley
Mary Bowman
Myrtle Bushong
Lillian George
Charles Getz
Walter Getz
John H. Eberly
Wm. Carper
Dorothy Heisley
Ray Bushong
Cullen Carpenter
I E Kready Dies Three Weeks After Wife
Henry E Kready 66 dies of pneumonia at 414 Linden Street three weeks after wife’s death on January 20. A retired farmer born December 22 1864 in Rapho township, he leaves children Mrs Reuben K Erb and Mrs Charles S Hess and Elam B Kready, plus siblings. Funeral Saturday 1 PM at home and 2 PM at Zion Lutheran Church Manheim. interment Fairview Cemetery. Beck Bros. funeral directors.
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Henry E. Kready
Linden Street
Zion Lutheran Church
Manheim
Reuben K. Erb
Ralston
Charles S. Hess
Town
Elam
Kready
Fairview Cemetery
Beck Bros. Lave
Nies Dies at Home in Lititz at 50
Tra E Nies Iva E Nies 50 died suddenly Saturday night at his home 315 East Main Street of a heart attack. He belonged to the Church of the Brethren. Survived by two wives, five sons, a stepson, one grandchild, and two brothers. Funeral held at home and Church of the Brethren Lititz with burial in Longenecker's Cemetery. R M Spacht funeral director.
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Iva E. Nies
East Main Street
Church of the Brethren
Mr. Nies
Sadie Frank
Lebanon
Cavilla Heilman
Frank
Reading
Joseph
California
Ross
John
Fred
Daniel Nleilman
Lititz
Henry
Town
Linnaeus
Longenecker’s Cemetery
R. M. Spacht
Death of Sylvia Elizabeth Beck in Bethlehem
Sylvia Elizabeth Beck died on a Tuesday from complications. A 19 year old daughter of Professor Paul E Beck of Bethlehem she was born in Lititz and belonged to the Lititz Moravian church. Continued on Page 4.
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Sylvia Elizabeth Beck
Paul BE. Beck
Bethlehem
Lititz
Lititz Moravian
Legion Post 56 Holds Large Meeting with Soldier Legislation Talks
Garden Snot Post No 56 American Legion met Thursday evening in a large gathering. Members discussed pending soldier legislation and directed Post Commander Leon Madlem to request Congress to endorse two hospital bills. The Service Committee outlined new disability laws for ex servicemen and application procedures. A sauerkraut supper followed, with the Post and Legion ladies attending a Sunday service at Broad Street M E Church led by Pastor Rev Harry Swartz.
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Garden Snot Post No. 56
American Legion
Congress
Leon Madlem
Kinzer
House
Service Committee
Post
Legion
Broad Street
M. E
Lancaster
Harry Swartz
Delphian Club Discusses Eighteenth Century Novelists
Delphian Club met at Mrs. Joseph B. Wissler home on Broad Street Friday to study Eighteenth Century Novelists Richardson. Readings were by Ms. F. Gibbel Mrs. Wm. Movocy Mrs. E. McMullen Mrs. Y. Brobst and Ed Buch with a resume by Mrs. W. H. Muth. Next meeting set for February 20 at Miss Lizzie Habecker home.
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Delphian Club
Joseph B. Wissler
Broad Street
Richardson
F. Gibbel
Wm. Movocy
E. McMullen
Y. Brobst
Ed Buch
W. H. Muth
Lizzie Habecker
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Franklin and Marshall College
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Harry Peters
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Grantham School
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Hamburg
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Long Island
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Second Avenue
Edward Knox
Philadelphia
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Riders College
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M. C. Demmy
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Reed Eshleman
Sohnols
Anna K. Miller
Warwick Grange
Rothsville
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Morris Galbreath
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