Legion Auxiliary To Present Play Tonight and Tomorrow
Rehearsals are underway for a two night performance of a radio studio set play titled The World’s All Rega. A cast of 140 participates with 70 chosen for the show. The plot revolves around Jimity Waddell facing a near bankruptcy of the radio station unless advertising funds are raised, while he competes for the affection of secretary Jane Rogers.
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Garden Spot Post
Osen
Legion
Been
Jimity Waddell
Jane Rogers
Esther McCr
Thomas Maharg
Joe
Bank Elections Scheduled For Tuesday Meetings
Stockholders of both local banks will meet Tuesday in the banking houses between 1 and 3 o'clock to elect directors for the year and transact any other business. Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance Co stockholders meet at the home office Saturday for the same purpose while Neffsville Mutual Fire Insurance Company holders meet at Neffsville on Saturday.
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Agricultural Mural Fire Insurance Co
Neffsville ¥ Tual Fire Insurance Company
Neffsyurday
Donation Of Used Books Asked By Biviie Scheals
A community appeal requests donations of used books for a local school project. The notice mentions collecting books and sets for sale, with emphasis on supporting students and sharing resources among families.
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Biviie Scheals
Local Bank Deposits Insured By Recent Federal Bond
Fragments describe insured bank deposits and a federal bond program. Mentions certificates, percentages, and a plan affecting individuals and institutions. Summary reflects disjointed OCR text with unclear details but indicates insured deposits and a federal insurance scheme.
Birth Announced for Shirley Lorraine in St Joseph's Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Vncoe Fer announce the birth of a daughter Shirley Lorraine in St. Joseph's Hospital, Las y caster with birth late at 10. Other details note the newborn's arrival and the family's public acknowledgment in local society notices.
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Tulite RB
Llord
A. v General
Christmas Yard displays by Gart Reedy in Rothsville
A countywide Christmas Yard scene built by Gart Reedy in Rothsville recreates a rustic mill, log cabin, waterfall driven wheel, farm, barn and railroad. The upstairs room holds a nearly proportionate, ingenious display with moving parts including a windmill and signaling tracks. Continued on Page 9.
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Gart Reedy
Rothsville
Winter skating boosts town events and hospital update
A jumble of names and places reports gatherings in Florida New York and local streets. Mentions Mrs Nicholas Steely Lloyd Stealy Josephine Airs and Geneve Hospital improvement news mixed with past illnesses and a planned winter skating session at ROTA WALL and a community adult education event at Spruce Street.
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Nicholas Steely
Eely
H. Schueker
Lloyd & Stealy
Josephine
Leon Haet
E. Mourtz
Lanshe
Brickerville
Laura Greenwood
Tennonite
Sekos
Litiz
Annual Week Of Prayer Services Start Sunday Across Churches
Local pastors invite worshippers to open the annual Week Of Prayer with services beginning Sunday. The Reformed Church hosts the opening meeting with the topic “Its Content Relations.” Other churches plan midweek prayers continuing through the week.
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Union
Churing
Reformed Church
Tvs
Aris
Saturday Evening Event at Ville High School
Saturday evening at Warwick Ville High School features a crowd event with reserved seats and an admission price. Tickets may be obtained at the store, listing several individuals including Charles Hops ett and Tod Hartley among attendees.
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Ville High School
Warwick ‘Lown Vary
Eshleman Heads Lititz Fire Co Officers Elected
William G. Eshleman was elected president of the Lititz Fire Co at the annual meeting. Officers include Oliver D. Reed as First President, William Sturgis Second Vice President, William Fasnacht Treasurer, Charles Rapp Financial Secretary, Lloyd Smith Recording Secretary, Christ Koehler Trustee, Emory P. Wagner Chief, and Tanner Ross Almoney. The annual smoker is set for Wednesday night at the Fire House with Strohm leading the committee for the big event. An entertainment committee will present a play next month and the next card party is January 18. The Christmas party for children was a success and the firemen praised Futon coffee bags. A rewards drive will follow after reaching a set number.
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William G. Eshleman
Lititz Fire Co
Oliver d. Reed
William Sturgis
William Fasnacht
Charles Rapp
Lloyd ©. Smith
Christ Koehler
Emory P. Wagner
Ross Almoney
Sol Strohm
Get Together Meeting Of Local Legion Tonight
A joint gathering of the Garden Spot Post 56, the Ladies Auxiliary and Sons of Veterans is set for tonight at 7 45 in the Livitz Fire Hall. Eligible members are urged to attend. The program includes entertainment, music, speeches and refreshments with speakers including Rev. Harry S Swartz Rev J Harold Mumper Gregg Breitigan Major James N Lightner Miss Edna Musser and Mrs A Hahn.
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Garden Spot Post
Ladies’ Auxiliary and Sons of Veterans
Livitz
Harry S. Swartz
J. Harold Mumper
Gregg Breitigan
James N. Lightner
Edna Musser
A. Hahn
Leaman and Leed End 17 Year Partnership Dissolution
Leaman and Leed dissolve their wholesale and retail fruit and vegetable business after 17 years. J M Leed will operate under his own name with two retail stores, trucking routes, and wholesale operations previously run from Lancaster. Leaman’s son or partner will maintain services and seek improvements in Lancaster area markets.
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Leaman & Leed
Rothsville
Lititz
J. M. Leed
Front Street
Lancaster
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Legion Auxiliary
Comedy of
Geneol
Nerent
LOS
Helen Igis
Seprew
Wilhard Spickier
Florida
Ralph Worley
Chevy
Aster Geneve
Rota Wall
Alusani Dex
Charles Hopsett
Alnga
Tod Hartley
Fanny Barnham
Caroline Conrad
Ligry Rumer Smythe Kerseng
Aleck Twigg
Nora Malone
McGillavence Binkley
Pein
Wm. G. Eshleman
Leaman Laman
Leea
Olesale
J Ale
Ars
Leaman & Lees
Leaman
North Broad Street
Fom
Mr. Leaman
Mr. Leed
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