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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1936

Page

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Town Businessmen Move to Revive Chamber of Commerce

Lititz businessmen, in a Wednesday night meeting at the Fire House, formed a temporary organization to revive the Chamber of Commerce. A two man committee, H R Wertsch and Elmer Eby, will confer with the Young Men's Business League to secure the charter kept in force. The Chamber existed in 1928 and merged with the League to boost local business.

Lititz Chamber of Commerce H. R. Wertsch Elmer Eby Young Men’s Business League League

Talks On Home and Religion At St. Pauls Church

The Rev. Chas. D. Spotts of Lancaster spoke to about 80 people at the fourth Parents Conference in St. Pauls Lutheran Church on making the home more religious. He outlined eight essentials and discussed purchaseable books to aid parents before an informal Q and A session. The final conference will address questions and points raised.

Chas. D. Spotts Lancaster St. Paul's Lutheran Church

Insurance man John Miller Delivers Rotary Meet Notice

John Miller, local insurance man, stopped at S. S. 8 Store Tuesday to call Rotary Club members about a meeting in Elizabethtown that night. Two other men were present. Miller forgot who he had called after the delay and asked the others in the store to recall the intended recipients.

John Miller Rotary Club Elizabethtown John

Tiger House charm lights up Lititz High junior show

A large audience enjoyed the Junior Class presentation of Tiger House in the school auditorium. Each cast member delivered strong performances with five different girls sharing the female roles in tonight’s showing.

Lititz High

Warm Weather Predicted by Lititz Farmer

Despite continued cold and snow, two hopeful signs emerge. A flock of five white swans is seen flying northward and a water snake found in a spring signals the end of winter. Report by K. Seibert of R. D. content continues on Page 9.

Lititz K. Seibert R. D

League Ladies' Night Tonight At Young Men's League

The newly reorganized Association hosts a Ladies' Night at 8 pm with wives of members invited. Activities include 500 and bridge plus other entertainment. price is 1 dollar per couple. A smoker follows on Thursday February 27. Nineteen new members joined the League: Andrew Shissler Ivan Utter Abram Beck Dr Howard Minnich Dr Joseph Grosh William Light Charles Dussinger Chas Pfautz Frank Ditzler Ed Stroeble Harry Way Albert Godenaur J R Johnson Newton Buch Robert Groff Richard Snyder Howard Weaver.

Andrew Shissler Ivan Utter Abram Beck Howard Minnich Joseph Grosh William Light Charles Dussinger Chas. V. Pfautz Frank Ditzler Ed. Stroeble Harry Way Albert Godenaur J. R. Johnson Newton Buch Robert Groff Richard Snyder Howard Weaver

Rotary meeting turnout for Lititz club noted

Only 12 members attended the Triplet meeting of Rotary Clubs in Mt. Joy and Elizabethtown on Tuesday evening. Several absentees plan to join the Lancaster club gathering today. The Lititz Rotary will meet at the General Sutter Hotel Tuesday evening with Rev. Charles D. Spotts of Lancaster as speaker.

Lititz Mt. Joy Elizabethtown Lancaster Club General Sutter Hotel Charles D. Spotts Lancaster

Valentine Day Rush At Post Office Marks Big Day

Valentine mail flows at the post office as students prepare greetings for tomorrow. Schools report Valentine boxes in classrooms to exchange sentiments, continuing a long tradition of festive exchanges.

Local residents pursue photo work and travel notes

Town residents discuss completed tinted photographs of the Hotel Hershey placed in the Hershey Public Library and hotels in New York City. Mr and Mrs Walton H Althouse work on a series of Masonic Homes at Elizabethtown while Robert Peiffer recounts an 11 day cross country trip returning home from California. Ruth Dissinger stands out for seven Sunday services and church roles. Henry Hackman tunes a piano in an Ephrata home as two boys watch. Continued on Page 6.

Walton H. Althouse South Broad Stret Hershey Hershey Public Library New York City Elizabethtown Althouse Robert Peiffer Texas Mexico California Ruth Dissinger Missionary Lovefeast Eschbach Memorial Christian Endeavor Society Henry Hackman Spruce St Ephrata

Chorus To Give Sacred Concert Here Wednesday

The Accapella Male Chorus of East Petersburg will perform a sacred concert at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church next Wednesday at 7 45 p m under the Dorcas Bible Class. Directed by Prof H B Baughey the group will sing three numbers after an organ prelude by Grace Sesseman and remarks by Rev J Harold Mumper.

Appelo Accapella St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Dorcas Bible Class Willis Nolt John Gingrich Harold Hollinger Lloyd Hollinger Dorcas Bible St. Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School East Petersburg H. B. Baughey Grace Sesseman J. Harold Mumper Christ Galilee Mumper

Drive For Library Books To Begin On February 22

A drive for books for the Lititz Public Library will occur on Saturday February 22. Residents are asked to donate used books across history fiction children young people reference and special works. Collectors will pick up or arrange a later time by calling Mrs Mary Dengate.

Lititz Public Library Lititz Mary Dengate

Lititz Democratic Club Plans Card Party at Malta Hall

Plans were finalized at a Lititz Democratic Club meeting for a card party to be held at Malta Hall this evening. The organizing committee includes Mrs. E. P. Wagner chairing with Charles Hoff Mrs. A. H. Christener R. E. Nuss Dorothy Pfautz Emory Wagner and Mrs. Orris Nuss. John G. Hall and Emory Wagner led the forum discussion at the Tuesday session. The next club business meeting is set for Malta Hall on Wednesday March 11.

Lititz John G. Hall Emory Wagner Malta Hall

Big Water Leak Under Broad St in Lititz

More than 10 000 gallons an hour escaped underground beneath South Broad Street near Second and Third Avenues. Crews dug through macadam after midnight to repair a major break detected by booster-station instruments. The leak threatens a possible sink hole as pumps strain to restore pressure.

South Broad Street Lititz Water Department Harry Reigel Second Third Avenues Electric Sentinels Marion Street C. Walter Miller Second Avenue

Birthday party for Joedy Grosh marks first year

Dr and Mrs Joseph W Grosh celebrated their son Joedy Groshs first birthday on Wednesday entertaining fourteen little friends and their mothers. Guests included Betsy McMullen Nancy Stroble Carolyn Faeirheller Betsy Ann Alma Boettcher Howdy Crawford Baby Spacht Johnny Grosh Margaret Ann Hershey Doris Lockey Check Landis Joyce Henry Gibbel Jr Barbara Mumper.

Joedy” Grosh Joseph W. Grosh Betsy McMullen Nancy Stroble Carolyn Faeirheller Betsy Ann Alma. Boettcher Howdy” Crawford Baby Spacht Johnny Grosh Margaret Ann Hershey Doris Lockey Check Landis Joyce and Henry Gibbel, Jr Barbara Mumper

Sportsmen to Elect Officers at Lititz Meeting

Members of the Lititz Sportsmen's Association will elect officers for the coming year at a Monday evening meeting in the Park View Hotel. Urged to submit game kill reports to Abram Hershey, the association secretary, promptly.

Lititz Park View Abram Hershey

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