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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1935

Page

4

Legion Auxiliary Presents Musical Comedy Mixed Pickles

The Ladies Auxiliary of Garden Spot Post American Legion will stage Mixed Pickles at the High School auditorium on January 28 and 29. A 125 member local cast performs a three act comedy about a mountain inn with winter tourists and a double elopement. Also a 75 child pageant A Winter Night Fantasy accompanies the show. Wheeler Producing Company will produce the performance with rehearsals starting January 10.

Ladies’ Auxiliary Garden Spot Post American Legion Wheeler Producing Company Wheelers

Byler Family Moves From Spruce Street to Lancaster

Rev J S Byler and family moved from Spruce Street to Lancaster on Monday. Miss June Byler a senior at the local high school will live in town until the end of the present school term.

J. S. Byler Spruce Street Lancaster June Byler

Personal notes highlight local social visits and academic ties

Miss Bernice Long visited Hood College student Lois Crawford in Doylestown and attended a party Friday. Prof. Paul Elberti and wife stayed with Rev. J C H Light. Elberti had an appendectomy in Lancaster. The Rev. Light attended his sister's funeral in Reading. Other trips include Lititz and Reading visitors, hospital ties, and Millersville faculty students. Sylvia Longenecker serves as secretary and Dorothy Moyer as president of the Women’s mounting association at Millersville State Teachers College.

Bernice Long Eugene Long S. Broad Street Lois Crawford Doylestown Hood College Frederick Miss Crawford Paul Elberti Minersville J. C. H. Light Harry Menges Reading Ivan L. Brookmyer Baltimore Lititz Hugh Nethercott Syracuse N Mather Kate Bear Lancaster Mary Bender Harry E. Bender East Main Stret Durham North Carolina Josephine Eaby Charles’ W. Eaby Duke University Sylvia Longenecker Wayne Longenecker Women’s Communting Association Millersville State Teachers College Dorothy Moyer L. Moyer

Rabbits Freed Here by Local Game Protectors

County Game Protector John M. Havgerstick helped liberate part of a consignment of wild cottontails shipped to Lancaster County from Kansas by the Pennsylvania State Game Commission. Rabbits were released near Lititz Rothsville Clay Brunnerville and Kissel Hill with assistance from Robert Delp Chas Kissinger Chester Ruth Guy Buch and Charles Hollinger. Male ringneck pheasants will be restocked in the same areas soon.

Robert Delp Chas. Kissinger Chester Ruth Guy Buch Charles Hollinger John M. Havgerstick Lancaster Co Kansas Pennsylvania State Game Commission Lititz Rothsville Clay Brunnerville Kissel Hill

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