Bomberger Open House Honors Two Local Families
A birthday party was held at the Bomberger home on February 11 for Roy Bomberger on his tenth birthday with many relatives and friends in attendance. An open house on the following Sunday celebrated the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Nestleroth with numerous guests visiting throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Bomberger
Roy
John Nestleroth
Donald
Lois
Roy Stelly
Pauline
Diehm
Elwood Heisey
Herbert Fry
Bruce Ulrich
Wm. Weachter
Harold
Roy Spangler
Susan Shriener
Mahlon
Mary Mull
Martin Bomberger
Albert McCarthy
Clarence Newcomer
Jacob
L.B. Koehler
Allen Heagy
Irvin Keath
Rufus Heisey
Frank Diehm
Lois and
Mary Diehm
Ralph Newcomer
Harold Shhotzberger
Wm. Nelson
I. W. Singer
Albert McCathy
Phares Bomberger
Katie Landis
Lizzie Bomberger
Wilson Spangler
C. L. Nestleroth
Dillman Burkholder
Mary Kafroth
Eli Yocum
Wilmer Eby
Miss Ruth Smith Hosts Valentine Party
Miss Ruth Smith entertained several friends at a Valentine party on Tuesday evening, sharing light refreshments and cheerful conversation.
Public Sale of Household Goods in Brunnerville
Amos Meiley conducts a public sale of household goods and antiques on premises in Brunnerville on Saturday March 7 at 1 PM. The event lists antiques among the items offered and is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad &J
Lititz
Amanda A. Roth
H. H. Myers
Rothaville
Sanford M. Todd
Ef. V. Spahr
Brunnerville
Amos Meiley
Pies Remembered in a Lone Moment of Comfort
A writer recalls a friend in Texas Bay who baked half moon pies for solace in New York City. The tale blends memory with a homey recipe for fried apple pies, including flour, shortening, milk, apples, sugar, and spice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
Baye
New York City
Enrolment Session Planned for Lititz Ward Electors
Under the 1913 act amendments assessors in 1 Ward and 2 Ward of Lititz Borough sit at the district polling place on Wednesday February 26 1936 from 10 AM to 3 PM and 6 PM to 9 PM to enroll voters by Enrollment Certificate for the April 28 primary. New residents and those reaching voting age since September may register and enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Elizabethtown Seniors Attend Annie Laurie Play
Motored to Elizabethtown to see the Senior Play Annie Laurie. Attendees include Evelyn Gonder Ruth Showers Mary Badorf Ruth Steffy Helen Bender and others. Also Rothsville High School seniors watched Huck Finn. Varsity beat Manheim 53 to 17 and Lititz J-Vees won 82 to 12 in preliminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
Annie Laurie
E-town High School
Evelyn Gonder
Ruth Showers
Mary Badorf
Ruth Steffy
Helen Bender
Reba Hackman
Kathryn Martin
Robert Snyder
Wilbur Sturgis
Robert Keller
Henry Shissler
Curtis Batdorf
Charles Hevener
Rothsville High Schol
Huckelberry Finn
Grace Getz
Ruth Wike
Alfred Keller
Dorothy Shenk
Manheim
Lititz
Color of Stratosphere Described by Authority
A noted authority states the stratosphere appears black, not blue, due to the absence of dust particles at high elevations. The sky’s blue color is attributed to sunlight scattering by dust and air. without atmosphere, there would be no blue sky.
Interesting local news will be found on every page of today
A brief note notes that today’s RECORD pages feature local items throughout the publication. It highlights community updates and small notices across sections, inviting readers to explore for neighborhood news.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willow Street
Ellen R. Carper
S. Spruce St
Lititz, Pa
King’s Daughters
Alexander Mack
The
Brethren Church
Henry H. Bomberger
First Ave
Linden Sts
Main St
Lincoln Ave
Rothsville
Village Inn
Community Theatre
Lionell Barrymore
Wallace Beery
Ronald Colman
Metro Goldwyn Mayer
Lily Pons
Barbara Stanwyck
Preston Foster
Annie Oakley
James Cagney
Pat O’brien
Jean Harlow
Spencer Tracy
Lititz Furniture CO
S. K. Keiser
D.C
E. Main St
Ephrata
Palmer School
Cnlls
Dodge and
Plymouth
R. R. Graybill
Locust Street
Louis Huebener
George L. Keith Ngo Clary
Hershey & Gibbel
Henry J. Snavely
Front St
Teer
Radio Manufacturers Service
Alvin M. Frey
N. Broad Street
Mill & Market
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