P T A to Present Show Next Week at High School Auditorium
The P T A gears up for a stage production next week at the High School auditorium under the Teachers Association. Mudrod Gangner and Robert Longenecker lead a large cast including Workman Weaver and Spickler. Scenes depict Gondolivia in New York and a fictional European country. Tickets on sale through cast members with reserved seats at Moyer's Drug Store.
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Amy Graeanusth
Bert. M. Seaman
Hiram Reeds
Raymond Reedy
Paul McCloud
Robert Neidermyer
Paul Barlow
Wm. Light
John Muth
Laners
Dorothy Longeneckey
Erlel Templeton
Forrest Dennis
New York
Europe
M Workman
Longeneckey
Moyer’s Drug Store
D. P. Bricker
Ige
Red Cross Opens First Aid Class to Women in County
Red Cross announces first aid classes in the county will be opened to women this year. Fred Maurer will instruct the course, planned to be held in the fire house as in past years, with a start soon. The program previously served firemen and Boy Scouts and expands access to women.
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Red Cross
Eses Wil
Fred Maurer
Stores Stay Open All Day In Winter Half-Holidays End
Merchants announced a winter change keeping stores open all day on Thursdays after deciding to drop the Thursday half-holiday. Some shoppers had forgotten the half-day closing and could not enter shops, prompting the shift to year round Thursday hours.
Lititz in Four-Way Tie in Glass A League
Lititz High joins a four way tie for second in the Glass A League after a weekend where Ephrata fell 27-20 on their floor and Manheim bowed 21-10. Lititz stands with Quail Mt Joy and Manor as the weekend schedule ahead includes a trip to Manheim Township High at Neffsville. The Junior High went 1-1 last weekend to post 1-3, beating Manheim Borough Juniors 17-14 after a 39-29 loss to Manheim Township Juniors.
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Lititz
Ephrata
Manheim
Mt. Joy
Manor
Manheim Township High
Neffsville
Manheim Township
Manheim Borough
Large Ear of Corn Brought in by B F Lutz
A newspaper note reports one of the largest ears of corn in years grown in a field of B F Lute. B F Lutz delivered an 18 inch ear with sixteen kernel rows and 894 kernels. He invites readers to present any larger finds.
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B. F. Lutz
Lutz
Delphians Discuss Phillips at Lititz Society Meeting
The Lititz Delphian Society met at Mrs. Sara Jenkins' home Friday evening to review England's 20th Century drama and Stephen Phillips. Miss Mary Huebener reviewed Phillips' writings while a reading of Paolo and Francesca featured members Myrtle Eckert Buch Moody Muth Gibbel Huebener Brobst Bricker.
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Lititz Delphian Society
Sara Jenkins
England
Stephen Phillips
Mary Huebener
Phillips
Paolo and
Francesca
Myrtle Eckert
Faward Buch
Wm. Moody
Wm. Muth
Florence Gibbel
Valentine Brobst
Maggie Bricker
Moody
Week of Prayer Ends as Dr Frantz Speaks in Lancaster
Week of Prayer services conducted by the Ministerial Association conclude with Dr. O S Frantz of Reformed Seminary Lancaster delivering in place of injured Dr G W Richards. Richards had directed the start of the meetings but missed the final three sessions due to injuries and a heart condition. Attendance at each service was excellent and the event is described as a decided success.
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O. S. Frantz
the Reformed Seminary
Lancaster
G. W. Richards
Ministerial Association
Roller Skating Saturday Evening at LUTZ HALI-10¢ and 20¢
Roller skating event set for Saturday evening at LUTZ HALL featuring 10 cent and 20 cent admissions. Local recreation group invites families to enjoy sessions, music, and public skating.
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Lutz Hali
Lititz Rotary hears Arbogast on Olympic trip
Lititz High athletic director Arbogast described his trip to the California Olympics last summer at the Lititz Rotary Club meeting. He spoke of witnessing the American finals before the Games and the events themselves, naming visitors including O. Frantz, Matt Keener of Lancaster, Joseph Shultz of Trenton, and W L Altenderfes of Maryland.
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Clyde Arbogast
Lititz High School
California
Lititz
Arbogast
Sr. O
Frantz
Matt Keener
Lancaster
Joseph Shultz
Trenton
N. J
W. L. Altenderfes
Maryland
Lititz PTA January mee ting and school events listed
The Parent Teach will hold their January meeting at the high school with a round table discussion led by Prof. M C Demmy. Mrs Rey M Weaver will sing several solos. Lititz Fire Co has continued its lay until Saturday. A divorce suit on desertion was filed by Mrs Luella M Strauss. The Lititz schools plan mid year exams for January 24 and 25. Officers were named for the Young People’s Branch. Community notices cover local meetings, illness, and events including barber shop updates and car show attendance.
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MC. Demmy
Rey M. Weaver
Lititz Fire Christmas di Co
Court House
Luella M. Strauss
M. Ti. Strauss
Littta R. D
Mildred Deardorf
Mary Sturgis
Wayne H. Elioi
Lititz
M. C. Demmy
Maytown
Senator Pierson Named Member of Five Committees
Senator Pierson was named to five committees in the Pennsylvania Senate, including those on canals, railways, and finances. The appointments solidify Pierson’s role in key Senate panels, reflecting his influence on legislation affecting transportation and state governance.
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Pierson
Alenders
Senate
Pennsylvania
Senat
Mark Prohibition Anniversary Observed
A local observance marks the seventh anniversary of the Prohibition era. Community leaders and residents gather Monday night at the Union meeting hall to reflect on past efforts and discuss ongoing reforms.
Bank Directors Elected at Varinal Bank Annual Meeting
The stockholders of the Varnional Bank elected Samuel W. Bach Allen By Heagy Robert V. J. Pierson Dr Silasy Henri FH Reifsnydeistian EB Risser Joseph B Wissler and Henry 2B Gibbel to the board. The board will organize at their meeting Monday. NEY ack.
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Lori E
Reorganization of Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance Board
Fire Insurance Co. re elected Henry H. Evser of Lendisville as president after the annual meeting held Saturday at the home office. Bitzer Johns of Denver was pre elected vice president Henry S. Gibbes secretary and Owen Hershey treasurer. Other directors include J. M. Miller C Z Hess D Z J F Denlinger HH Ober and C H Aument.
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Henry H. Evser
Lendisville
Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Bitzer Johns
Denver
Henry 8. Gibbes
Owen Hershey
J. M. Miller
Town
C. Z. Hess
Lancaster R
J. F. Denlinger
Gap
HH. K. Ober
Elizabethtown
C. H. Aument
Quarryville
Lititz Ends Year With Good Balance
Lititz Borough closed 1982 with cash on hand totaling 26,277.21 dollars after heavy outlays for improvements and a water system upgrade. On January 8 the checking balance stood at 5,493.82 dollars and savings at 9,941.18 dollars, with total assets and a sinking fund of 26,277.21 dollars. Receipts reached 14,392.07 dollars from 1982 taxes and water department funds, while bond redemptions totaled 83,000 with a sinking fund of 8,842.76 dollars. major 1982 items included water system work, street lights, labor, and engineering costs.
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Lititz
Pagh
In Lititz Epidemic Strikes With Heavy Colds
Many residents in Lititz suffer from heavy colds and influenza like symptoms as a mild epidemic sweeps the country. Doctors are busy and school attendance declines with several teachers among the victims. Most cases are colds and grip rather than serious influenza.
Titita High School morning program highlights
The Titita High School assembly featured student performances led by Earl Kauffman with a Bible reading, Ralph Fandelick on accordion, Elmcre Byler on vocals, and Mary Belle Nissly and Ruth Girvin with novelty numbers including music from bottles. Ed Musser concluded with a talk about his trip through France.
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Titita High School
Earl Kauffman
Ralph Fandelick
Elmcre Byler
Mary Belle Nissly
Ruth Girvin
Miss Nissly
France
Ed Musser
Basketball Tonight League game Que Big Five
Que Big leads the Five in a league game described as a tight early season matchup. The Big Five attack produced decisive baskets and solid defense as both teams battled for control.
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Ant
Aining
Dyapr
Mylin
Twe Ren
Fire Society of Farm Women
M Landis Balmer
Young People’s Branch
Marcus Hartrantz
Daniel Painter
Dent
Kathryn Petiter
Ruth Smith
William Longsdorf
E. J. Nugent
N. Broad Street
W. B. Keller
South Broad Street
C. M. Snavely
Chevrolet
New York City
Tremis Vances
Banks
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