Bingo Party At Lititz Fire House Tuesday
The Lititz Fire Company entertainment committee plans a Bingo Party at the Fire House on Tuesday evening February 23.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1937
Page
4
The Lititz Fire Company entertainment committee plans a Bingo Party at the Fire House on Tuesday evening February 23.
An advertisement promotes Royal Annes canned goods including large plump fruit suitable for pies or puddings. Cherry contents are offered in bottles from 10 to 25 cents, red or green varieties, medium size at 75 cents, and a basket deal of five for 25 cents.
Mrs. Raymond Commodore visited her brother Harry J. Noll and his family in Philadelphia from Saturday to Tuesday. The item notes the Trinity Men's Bible Class as part of local church activity.
In Fitzgerald Georgia a town of about 6000 residents divides its streets between Northern Civil War generals and Southern leaders. The pattern highlights enduring regional memory in street naming practices.
The first Stop Look and Listen sign was drawn in 1884 by a Southern Pacific Railroad shop employee in San Francisco.
A woman who attended Mrs. J L Hertz s Golden Jubilee last week took a large black coat with brown fur and a Watt and Shand label by mistake. Please return the coat to Mrs. Hertz s home.
The Evangelical Congregational Church will hold a supper on Saturday evening March 20. Misses Anna and Pearl Potterger of Leesport visited Mrs Beulah Musser on Sunday. P T Trimble of Trimble Hardware Store is home ill on Spruce Street, and Ed Whiteman the store clerk is also ill.
Mrs. Ludwig Wolf of West Main Street is recovering after an operation at Lancaster General Hospital. The Young Men's Business League plans a smoker tonight in the League rooms on Centre Street.
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