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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1934
Page
4
Lititz residents attended the Sunday Seriol Conference and Mission Day at Eastern Mennonite School in Jarvisburg Virginia. In town updates Mrs Henry Lauver and son Marlin with Janet Eby Annaby and Edna Eby were noted attendees.
William L. Mumma 69 of Rothsville died Sunday morning at 8 in St Josephs Hospital Lancaster from complications. He belonged to Rothsville Evangelical Church and is survived by son Wallace of Millway and daughter Katie of Rothsville. Services were held Tuesday at 1:30 pm at his son's home with burial in Rothsville Lutheran cemetery.
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A two week sale begins February 16 offering 25 percent off all merchandise from fuel to wearing apparel. Prices will not be duplicated. customers are urged to come early. W H Buc Next Door to Fire House.
Local readers note biting temperatures with reports of 20 below zero on Friday and continued chill into the weekend. Children enjoy the cold while elders cope as thermometers slip to near record lows and forecasts hint at gradual warming ahead.
The Dorcas Class of St. Pauls Lutheran Sunday School met in the church Tuesday evening. Hosts were Mors, W. B. Godhenauer, and Mrs. Beverly Counts.
Lititz post office reports a sharp rise in Valentine Day mail with the heaviest volume in years. Mail traffic surged yesterday noon as a steady stream of customers sent valentines, while local merchants note strong sales of love missives, one shop handling nearly 1400 penny valentines.
Scout Officers Named Troop No 1 are elected at Thursday night meeting in rooms over the post office. The two patrols include Bob White Patrol with Robert Rosenberg as patrol leader and Quinton Keith and George Kling among others in the troop in Lititz.
The Flying Eagle Patrol with leaders Aaron Hines Luther Hartranft and Charles Bowman along with senior leaders Joseph Roth Warren Klopp and staff point to the troop committee thanking A M Frey and W H H Keath for radio use that enabled scouts to hear President Roosevelt's talk Saturday in their rooms.
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