Men’s Group Plans Mass Meetings
The newly formed Men’s Work of the Church of the Brethren plans a series of inter denmoninational mass meetings on Sunday afternoons. Three gatherings are set for this winter with six possible next winter if funded. The first is February 24 with Dr. C. C. Ellis of Juniata College as speaker.
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Church of the Brethren
C. C. Ellis
Juniata College
National Church of the Brethren
Winona Lake
Ind
State President To Address Pp. T. A. Meeting Tuesday
Mrs. Katherine Hall, president of the State Parent-Teachers Association, will speak at the local association meeting Tuesday at 7:45 in the school auditorium. Her topic is The Educational Significance of the Parent Teachers Association. The eighth grade chorus will perform several selections. All parents and friends are invited.
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Katherine Hall
State
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Bank Directors Renamed at Lititz Springs and Farmers National Banks
Bank directors were re-elected at annual stockholder meetings on Tuesday. Lititz Springs Bank renamed D. M. Gray pill H. C. Miller C. S. Landes Adam L. Burkholder Dr M. H. Yoder Henry H. Myers P. K. Graybill and Chas K. Keath. Farmers National Bank re-elected Samuel W. Bueh R J Black T L Garber Henry B Gibbel N J Pierson Dr S R Posey H H Reifsnydey C B Risser Joseph B Wissler. Both boards to reorganize next week and dividends were declared.
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Lititz Springs
D. M. Graypill
H. C. Miller
C. S. Landes
Adam L. Burkholder
M. H. Yoder
Henry H. Myers
P. K. Graybill
Chas. K. Keath
Mr. Graybill
Mr. Myers
H. H. Diehm
Leroy Kling
Ralph W
Joseph B. Wissler
Local Luncheon Notes and Social News in Lancaster Area
State Senator Iomsher spent Monday night with Senator and Mrs. U1. J. Pearson. Dr S. J. Wikler has left 217 South Broad Street for a new office at 19 E. Orange St Lancaster. Carl Reedy of Rothsville says this is the last week for the Lititz Fire House Christmas display. removal Monday. Mr and Mrs Ludwig Wolf of New Street were ill with a mild grip. Charles Kling of Front Street bedridden with a heavy cold last week. Classical Guild of New York will present Great Scenes from Shakespeare at Millersville State Teachers College next Wednesday at 7 15 in the college chapel. Glass of Joy Sunday School will hold its monthly meeting at Miss Evelyn Irwin’s home this evening at 7 30. Mr and Mrs Henry Heisey entertained at dinner Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs J Z Brubaker at Blain. Mrs Mary Dengate returned to St Mary’s College South Bend Ind. J W Bruckart re elected director of Lancaster County National Farm Loan Association. Martin Muth named among 11 nominees for five directors of Lancaster Production Credit Association meeting in Malta Temple Lancaster on Monday. George J Keith nomination as notary public sent to State Senate by Governor Pinchot. Mrs Mary Shenek entertained at dinner by Mr and Mrs Hayden Bomberger Lititz R D 3 on Sunday.
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Iomsher
Senate
Ludwig Wolf
New Street
Charles Kling
Front Stret
Classical Guild of
New York City
Millersville State Teachers College
College Chapel
Page Literary Society
Glass of Joy
St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School
Evelyn Irwin
St. Mary’s College
South Bend
Ind
J. W. Bruckart
Lancaster County National Farm Joan Association
Martin Muth
Lancaster Production Credit Association
Malta Temple
Lancaster
George J. Keith
State Senate
Pinchot
Mary Shenek
Hayden Bomberger
Lititz R. D
Two Story Addition Planned for Lititz Shoe Building
Construction will add a two story extension to the Lititz Shoe Company on North Cedar Street to increase production by about 75 percent. The project will add 15 to 20 workers, with completion expected by February 1. The firm has operated in Lititz three years and produces children's shoes in sizes 2 to 12.
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Lititz Shoe Company
North
Cedar Street
Lititz
Fire Insurance Co Names Officers And Directors
The Lititz Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance Co held its annual meeting at the home office Saturday naming directors including Henry H. Koser J Bitzer Johns Henry B Gibbel Owen Dershey J M Miller C H Aument Dr H K Ober and J S Denlinger new member A N Landis. Directors elected Koser president Johns vice president Gibbel secretary Dershey treasurer and the company reports over 73 250 000 in force insurance a gain of about 4 000 000.
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Litila Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Henry H. Koser
Landisville
J. Bitzer Johns
Denver
Henry B. Gibbel
Owen Dershey
J. M. Miller
Lititz
C. H. Aument
Quarryville
Dr. H. K. Ober
Elizabethtown
J. S. Denlinger
Gap
A. N. Landis
Lincoln
Koser
Johns
Gibbel
Hlershey
Local engagements announced for Dorothy Pfautz and Anna Kulp
Mrs. Dorothy Pfautz of South Broad Street becomes engaged to Russel E. Enck son of Mrs. Sadie Enck of East Front Street. Mrs. Anna Kulp of Rothsville becomes engaged to Roy Doster son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Doster of Lincoln.
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Robert E. Pfautz
S. Broad Street
Dorothy
Russel E. Enck
Sadie Enck
East Front Street
John Kulp
Rothsville
Miss Anna
Roy Doster
Norman Doster
Lincoln
Churches Plan Meetings For Annual Week of Prayer
The Ministers Association of Lititz and vicinity plans a week of services led by Rev. Charles L. Goodeil beginning January 27. After the preaching mission, the annual Week of Prayer and cottage prayer meetings will be held in five district areas with services nightly 7:30 PM Sunday through Friday and home gatherings January 21 to 25 in specified districts.
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Charles L. Goodeil
D.D
Radio Fame
Leas
Ministers Association of
Lititz and
Goaeil
Trinity Evangelical Congregational Churches
Ministers Association
South Broad Street
Rotary Club Sees Film On Cement Making
Lititz Rotary Club resumes weekly meetings at General Sutter with Elser Gerhart introducing Sam Rogers of Lancaster who spoke on cement manufacture and screened two film reels. Thirty of eighty five members attended along with visitors L J Vandergrift Paul B Eshleman John J Eshleman Chas M Talley and Ritchie Lawrie. James B Dussinger attended as guest of his son T T Dussinger.
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Elser Gerhart
Sam Rogers
Lancaster
Lancaster Rotary Club
Rogers
L. J. Vandergrift
Paul B
John J. Eshleman
Lancaster Club
Chas, M. Talley
Souderton Club
Ritchie Lawrie
Harrisburg
James B. Dussinger
T. T. Dussinger
Officers Elected by St Pauls Lutheran Sunday School 1935
St Pauls Lutheran Sunday School announces 1935 officers led by Superintendent B M Leaman. Key posts include Secretary C Earl Brian, Treasurer David F Brian, Librarians Ruth K Carper and Alvin Y Long, and Directors for Religious Education and Primary Work. Additional superintendents oversee youth and beginner groups with a roster of assistants.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School
B. M. Leaman
Warren G. Diehm
Frank H. Longenecker
C. Earl Brian
Howard Steinman
John K. Singer
John P. Erb
David F. Brian
Ruth K. Carper
Alvin Y. Long
Clarence H. Dengler
Paul B. Rupp
Mary E. Longenecker
J. Harold Mumper
Charles Hartman
0. K. Bushong
M. B. Gangner
Guy L. Calvert
Anna Mary Franck
Carl D. Huber
Dorothy S. Habecker
Rehearsals Begin For Mixed Pickles Musical in Lititz
Rehearsals start tonight for Mixed Pickles a big musical comedy to be staged January 23 and 24 at the High School auditorium. The Ladies Auxiliary of Garden Spot Post American Legion sponsors with a large local cast and a pageant A Winter Night Fantasy featuring many children. Wheeler Producing Co will stage the production with familiar local talent.
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Lititz
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Garden Spot Post
American Legion
Ice Palace
Montreal
Wheeler Producing Co
Snow Dream Fades Amid Mud Bath On North Broad Street
Residents on North Broad Street hope for snow as the bridge project keeps roads closed and cars scarce. East New Street endures two months of mud from gas main work, hindering daily chores. Bill Snavely on East Main Street walks with a trained pheasant that follows like a dog. Continued on Page 9.
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North Broad Street
East New St
Bill Snavely
East Main St
Bill
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Church of the Brethen
Pp. T. A
Lititz Shoe Co
Rotary’ Club
Sutter
St. Paul’s Sunday School
Legion Auxiliary
Snoops
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