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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1936
Page
2
Halfville residents and families from Brunnerville Lititz and Brunnerville hosted and visited relatives over the week. Birthday celebrations occurred for Richard Enck and Darius Frey while many called on friends including Elam Stark and Elva Long families.
Penryn and Mrs Hiram Demmy and daughter Helen dined with Mr and Mrs Homer White at Lime Rock. Mr and Mrs Russell Bishop of Brunnerville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harry Malschnee of Manheim. J T Weber visited Wm Nelon and Mrs Fry visited Mrs Oberholtzer. Mrs S F Kauffman visits Geo Biemesderfer. Carl Weber spent Sunday with Roy Nissly of Manheim. Earl Dohner and son Roger visited near Fairview. Wallace Zook and children visited Rufus Shelly. Arthur Weidman and children Geraldine and Richard visited Russel Weidman in Manheim.
The local Boy Scout Troop earned the Gold Star Award at a Lancaster rally held Saturday night in the Lancaster High School gym. Sunday featured the scout sermon at Salem E Church by Rev. R. B. Kresge, with leaders Earl Y. Stauffer John Frankfort Prof. F. F. Bailey Fred Kauffman and Dr. Henry Walter Sr. Also reported are visits by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keiffer and children Jay and Nevin of Shoenck to Emma Keifer and by Mr. and Mrs. George Farmer and son Donald Tugene of Lancaster Junction to Walter Earhart’s family.
The tale follows Regi Alten a New York hotel barber shop worker with marriage plans to a millionaire. Ted a crippled play boy pretends riches while Regi toys with his Bermuda ruse, leading to comic miscommunications as Vivian in New York and Regi prank each other. The setup ends with a cliffhanger as a Bermuda call reveals the ruse was traced to New York.
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