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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1932

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League Eaters Fight For Lower Gas Rates

The Young Men’s Business League urged protesters to press the Public Service Commission over high gas rates in Lititz. The group backed a Manheim Chamber of Commerce request to join a coordinated effort with Manheim. Election of G W Hackman P F Snyder and C G Brubaker as directors was noted.

Lititz Public Service Commission Young Men’s Business League Manheim G. W. Hackman P. F. Snyder CG. G. Brubaker League

L H S Drops Wrestling After McBride Law

L H S and other Pennsylvania high schools will drop wrestling this winter under the McBride Law which bars boys under 18 from inter scholastic wrestling. The law also prohibits spectators under 16 from attending events, ending the sport after few students over 18 remain.

Lititz High School Tocai Pennsylvana

East End Store Sold to Isaac Pfautz on Main Street

Isaac Pfautz has purchased the stock and fixtures of the East End Store on E Main Street from Mrs. Jennie Reedy. The shop, long run by H Fisher and Mrs Reedy's father, was taken over this morning. Pfautz plans a full line of groceries and notions.

Isaac Pfautz Jennie Reedy East End E. Main Street H. Fisher

Springs Bank Directors Re-elected at Lititz Springs Bank

All directors of the Lititz Springs National Bank were re-elected by stockholders at the annual election in the banking house Tuesday. Directors named include D. M. Grayhill H Miller C B Landes Adam L Burkholder Dr M H Yoder Henry H Myers P K Grayhill and Chas K Keath. Officers named at the board meeting include President D M Grayhill Vice President Henry H Myers Cashier H H Briehm Assistant Leroy Kling Tellers Ralph W Wier and John W Eberly Bookkeepers J Wilbur Wolf Woodrow Neidermyer.

Lititz Springs National Bank Banking House D. M. Grayhill H. ©. Miller C. 8. Landes Adam L. Burkholder Dr. M. H. Yoder Henry H. Myers P. K. Grayhill Chas. K. Keath H. H. Briehm Leroy Kling Ralph W. Wier John W. Eberly J. Wilbur Wolf Woodrow Neidermyer

Church Names Officers At Brethren In Country Parish

The Church of the Brethren elected officers including Clerk Rev H M Eberly and Treasurer M M Garman. Assistant Treasurer J M Miller Trustee Allen B Keller and Correspondent Mrs Florence B Gibbel. Christian Workers officers are President Henry B Gibbel Secretary Lottie Nies and Treasurer Edith Peiffer.

Church of the Brethren H. M. Eberly M. M. Garman J. M. Miller Allen B. Keller Florence B. Gibbel Christian Workers Henry B. Gibbel Lottie Nies Edith Peiffer

Dramatic Club Presents High School Assembly Program

The Dramatic Club supervised today’s High School Assembly program featuring a Jug Band vocal solo by Lillian McCreary a Sketch titled Big Business with characters Carl Gockley Irene Keener Daniel Furlow a Play Two Crooks and a Lady with characters Helen Snyder Edith Pfautz Florence Burkey and Lester Kemper.

Dramatic Club Lillian McCreary Big Business Carl Gockley Irene Keener Daniel Furlow Crooks Helen Snyder Edith Pfautz Florence Burkey Lester Kemper

Moravian Church Activities and Local Notices in Lititz

The Dorcas Circle resumes meetings at the Moravian Sunday School Chapel on Tuesday evening. Attendees include Rev. and Mrs. Weicksel and family, Calverts, and Weicksel relatives who traveled to Ashland for Mrs. Wolfgang's funeral. Community events include a Community Preaching Mission hosted by Dr. Bloom and outings for the Ministerial Association. A Christmas tree at Mrs. Earl Erb’s, dancing classes, and health clinics are announced along with various visits, appointments, and officer elections within Moravian groups.

Dorcas King’s Daughters Moravian Sunday School F. A. Weicksel Ruth G. L. Calvert D. E. Weicksel Ashland James Wolfgang Weichsel Charles N. Bloom Daniel Heilman East Front Street Annie Groff Weaver Harrisburg Mahlon M. Garman Lancaster Co. Real Estate Stauffer Lancaster General Sutter Andrew Althouse Ida Symington Mabel Rohrer Eden Lloyd Whlend Geraldine Mac Addie Bachman Lititz Earl Erb East Main Street Louis Cox Lawrence Mass Frank Baird Mary Wicles Biloxi Rohrerstown Lancaster County Sunday School Association Charles H. Bloom New York Rotary Chil |i Martha Albert Christener Henry B. Buch J. K. Mathers W. Orange Street Helen Albright Long Home Jacob Singley St. Joseph’s Hospital Daniel Charles Evelyn Daniel, Jr Alvin R. Keller Missey Bertha Nellie Shay Ministerial Association Gettysburg Battlefield Mont Alto Sanitarium Crosland J. Tlarold Mumper H. J. Kline J. C. H. Light Woman's Missionary Society of the Moravian Church Horace B. Grosh Maple Street Alaska L. A. Weitzel Zinzendorf God Noah C. E. Society of the Moravian Church Fred. Miller Ruth Dissinger Ruth Girvin Kathryn Rollman Ruth Hackman Mary Bender A. V.grosh

Two More Strong Cage Games Tonight at Lutz Hall

Lancaster Fry-Weaver five and Locust Grove clash on the Lutz court while Lititz Merchants seek wins. Admission reduced to 10 and 15 cents to attract fans as locals boast fine home talent and a close 42-41 recent Lititz-Lynbrook Gints matchup.

Fry- Weaver Lancaster Locust Grove Lutz Court Lititz Merchants B. F. Lutz

Doctor 8S Posey Recovers From Arm Infection

Dr. 8S R Posey improved from an infected arm that kept him from practicing for ten days. While operating in Lititz he cut a finger, infection spread, he remained bed bound, then opened and drained the finger at General Hospital. He was recovering from a broken rib from Christmas Eve.

R. Posey General Hospital

Bank Directors Named at Farmers National Bank Electio

Farmers National Bank named its board at the annual election on Tuesday with S. W. Ruch as chairman and a slate including G Graybill Diehm E L Gather Allen B Heagy Robert J Black H J Pierson Dr S R Posey H H Reifsnyder Christian B Risser Joss B Wissler W G Fahnestock and Henry B Gibbel. Officers to be named at the directors' regular meeting Monday morning.

Farmers National Bank S. W. Ruch G. Graybill Diehm E. L. Gather Allen B. Heagy Robert J. Black H. J. Pierson

Laureldale High School Wins State Newspaper Prize

Muhlenberg Township High School Laureldale earns first prize in a state contest for schools with 500 to 1000 students. Luther Mearig, son of Mrs. Lydia Mearig, teaches journalism at the Laureldale school and oversees the paper printed in this office.

Muhlenberg Township Laureldale Pittsburgh Luther Mearig Lydia Mearig W. Lemon Street Laureldale School

Lancaster Tobacco Show awards announced for 4-H club

John Mummert of Lititz won 8th prize in story wrapper and binder, 4th in the manufacturer and 3rd in manufacturers fillers class. Edgar Miller of R D 3 took 5th prize in farmers filler class. The Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association show Saturday featured many exhibitors and praised samples.

John Mummert Lititz R. D Edgar Miller Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association Lancaster

Altar Society Names Officers at St James

The Altar Society of St James Church met at Mrs William Klunk's home and elected officers: President Mrs Klunk Vice President Mrs August Fleckenstein Secretary Mrs William Greiner Treasurer Mrs George Grunenberger. Refreshments were served after the meeting. The next gathering is scheduled for February 3 at Mrs Greiner's home.

Altar Society of St. James Church William Klunk E. Main Street Klunk August Fleckenstein William Greiner George Grunenberger Smach Greiner

Birth of Ira William Avon Zartman at Allentown Hospital

Ira William Avon Zartman was born January 9 at Allentown Hospital to Dr. Ira F. Zartman and his wife. Dr. Zartman is a Lititz High School class of 1918 graduate. Roller skating Saturday evening at LUTZ HALL with 10c and 20c ads.

Avon Ira William Allentown Hospital Ira F. Zartman Zartman Lititz High School Lutz Hall

Blain and Shreiner Wed at Lutheran Parsonage

James A. Blain of town married Evith Mae Shreiner daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer N Shreiner of Penryn at the Lutheran Parsonage on Saturday night at 8 with Rev F A Weichsel officiating using the ring ceremony They will occupy their newly furnished Penryn home immediately.

James A. Blain Town Evith Mae Shreiner Homer N. Shreiner Penryn W. Orange Street F. A. Weichsel

Musser and Zimmerman Tie Knot in Terre Hill Lititz R. D. 4

Paul Musser son of Mr and Mrs Reuben Musser of Terre Hill and Amelia Zimmerman daughter of Grayhill Zimmerman Lititz R D 4 were married Saturday evening by Bishop N L Landis of Neffsville. Miss Esther Zimmerman sister of the bride and Oliver Hurst attended.

Paul Musser Reuben Musser Terre Hill Amelia Zimmerman Grayhill Zimmerman Lititz R. D N. L. Landis Neffsville Esther Zimmerman Oliver Hurst

Miller Winebrenner marriage in East Petersburg home

Clarence E. Miller of Lititz R D 4 and Miss Jane K. Winebrenner of Lititz R 10 were wed Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. A S Hottenstein officiated at his East Petersburg residence.

Clarence E. Miller Lititz R. D William S. Miller Rothsville Jane K. Winebrenner Herbert E. Winebrenner A. S. Hottenstein East Petersburg

Dombach and Snyder Wedding Held at Lutz Home

Dombach Snyder couple married Thursday evening at Bishop Army BE Lutz home. Attendants were Ruth Shultz and Elam Snyder. They planned a wedding trip to Washington Maryland and other southern points and will reside in East Petersburg in the spring.

Qwarla B. Snyder Christ E. Snyder Lititz R. D Iva H. Dombach Harvey Dombach Mass Petersburg Bishop Army BE Washington Maryland East Petersburg

Sixteenth Farm Show at Harrisburg Poised as Finest Yet

Pennsylvania's sixteenth annual Farm Show nears opening in Harrisburg with all exhibits in place. Officials report rising interest with over 85 000 premium lists and 20 000 programs mailed. All departments expected to fill, livestock and poultry entries limited, and four acres of commercial space sold to about 300 firms including 75 first-time exhibitors.

Pennsylvania Harrisburg

Twentieth Lancaster Automobile Show Dates Set

Announcement of the twentieth annual Lancaster Automobile Show at the State Armory on North Queen Street from February 2 to 6. Organized by the Lancaster Automobile Trade Association the event will feature about 100 cars plus accessory and tire displays.

Lancaster Automobile Show State Armory North Queen Street Lancaster Automobile, Trade Association

P. T. A. Meeting Scheduled With Special Speaker

The regular P. T. A. meeting will be held next Thursday evening in the High School auditorium. Rev. P. A. Rauch of Paradise will speak and the program includes High School Band music and other entertainers. A large attendance is anticipated.

Parent-Teachers Association P. A. Rauch Paradise

Insurance Directors Elected by Lititz Mutual Fire

All the directors of the Lititz Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance Company were renamed at the annual meeting held at the home office on East Main Street. New officers named for the year include President Henry H. Koser Vice President J Bitzer Johns Secretary Henry B Gibbel and Treasurer Owen Hershey. A banquet followed at the General Sutter.

Lititz Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance Company E. Main Street Henry H. Koser Landisville J. Bitzer Johns Denver H. K. Ober Elzabethtown C. Z. Hess Lancaster R. D J. F. Denlinger Gap R. D GC. H. Aument Quarryville Henry B. Gibbel Owen Hershey John Miller Town Koser Johns Gibbel Hershey Sutter

Rehearsals Begin For Lititz Fire Company Show

Rehearsals start tomorrow for the Lititz Fire Company's second annual benefit show to be held January 27 and 28 in the High School auditorium. Wheeler Producing Company returns to stage the event with a popular lineup including Meet The Prince and a large cast featuring the children from last year's hit All Aboard in a prominent role and a big novelty number The Bouquet.

Lititz Fire Company Wheeler Producing Company Prince

Moravian Church Officers Elected and Anniversary Plans

The Moravian Church Council elected officers including Elders for two years S C Hassler Alfred Douple Trustees for eight years Wilson M Grube Louis Huebener Auditor for two years James Mummert Horace Grosh reported a ten percent rise in subscriptions A committee was formed to plan the 200th anniversary of Moravian Missions in the Virgin Islands on August 21 1732.

Moravian Church Council S. C. Hassler Alfred Douple Wilson M. Grube Louis Huebener James Mummert Horace Grosh Moravian Virgin Islands

Young People's Council Meets in Lancaster County

The Young People's Council District No 9 Lancaster County Sunday School Association held its regular monthly meeting Monday evening with a large turnout. Deov tions from Reformed School opened the year. plans were made for a Patriotic Social on February 8 led by Alma Troutman Warren Diehm and Howard Steinman. Rev Bloom gave Bible stories and the meeting closed with the Friendship Circle.

Young People’s Council of Lancaster County Sunday School Association Reformed School Alma Troutman Warren Diehm Howard Steinman Bloom

Congregational Meeting At St Pauls Lutheran Church

The annual congregational meeting will be held at St Pauls Lutheran Church next Wednesday evening to elect church officers and conduct other business of importance.

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church

Preaching Mission Services Attract Large Crowds

Crowds attended the Moravian Chapel for the eighth sermon by Rev Charles H Bloom secretary of Evangelism of the New York Federation of Churches. He led a week of denominational services with special music and daily schools of prayer across several churches including United Brethren Evangelical Congregational Lutheran and Reformed churches.

Charles H. Bloom New York Barak Peter John Reformed Church Lutheran Church Evangelical Congregational Church United Brethren Moravian Bloom Victor Wagner Evangelical Congregational Lutheran Reformed

Lititz Community Notes Highlight Visits and Events

Mrs. Frank Baird and Mrs. Louis Cox toured Ephrata to see the Misses Conner and Columbia with Mrs. Charles Heinaman. The Rev. Bloom preaches Sunday morning at Evangelical Congregational church. Ladies' Aid officers named Lizzie Hershey and Florence Gibbel lead Brethren Church group. Lititz Delphian on Hardy topic. Byler Family to perform at Jerusalem Reformed Church. Plans stir for Fourth of July and Washington Bi-Centennial parade.

Frank Baird Louis, Cox Ephrata Evangelical Congregational Church Ladies’ Aid Society of the Brethren Church Lizzie Hershey Florence Gibbel Mary Bruckhart Ella Meiley Lititz W. E. Hickman Texas Frank H. Longenecker Atlantic City Longenecker Agnes Alams Viola Evans Alvin Cockle James M. Goldthwait Thomas Dempsey Newark N. J Ralph Kauffman South Cedar Street George Crudden Beck Elmer B. Beck Philadelphia Rothaville Evangelical Byler Washington

Entertain At Birthday Party for Mrs Lausch

Mr and Mrs Riley S Lausch entertained Saturday evening in honor of Mrs Lausch birthday with guests including Isaac Lausch Reuben Dull Barton Sharp Charles Hackman Uriah Steffy Thomas Steffy Leeking Rothsville Florence Brown Kenneth Kiehl Neffsville Harry Fasnacht Warren Leeking York Clarence Leeking Rothsville Paul Weaver Kathryn Royer Lancaster and Harry Wendling Philadelphia.

Riley S. Lausch

Male Chorus to Sing at Kissel Hill Lutheran Church

The Male Chorus of Lititz Brethren Church will perform a special musical service at Kissel Hill Lutheran Church Sunday evening at 7 30 under the Ault Bible Class of the Kissel Hill Lutheran Sunday School.

Lititz

Safety Patrol Guards Pupils at Crossings

A Safety Patrol organized by Lititz Borough, the Lancaster Automobile Club, and the Lancaster Police is now operating at Lititz High School. Pupils cross four intersections with squads under officers while wearing white Sam Brown belts. Lines were painted at Main Cedar, Cedar Orange, Orange Broad, and Five Points to guide the crossings. Parents are urged to have children use the marked crossings and stay within the lines.

Lititz Lancaster Automobile Club Lancaster Police Lititz High School Main

Community Chest Re Elects Old Board For Coming Year

Lititz Community Chest re elected the board at a home meeting with John M. Miller presiding. Officers kept in place: Miller President Elmer Eby Vice President and Miss Mary Huebner Secretary Alfred Douple new Treasurer succeeding H H Diehm. Board members listed include Mrs Mary Dengate Miss Sophia Bricker M C Demmy J BR Johnson B M Seaman and Elam Risser. This year’s drive brought in just over 3600 cash and pledges about 400 less than last year with 500 sent to Lancaster Welfare Federation for hospitals and Red Cross.

The Lititz

Congregation Elects Officers At Evangelical Congregational Church

At the annual congregational meeting on Tuesday evening the church elected officers. Trustees: John K. Mathers and Nathan Buch. Pianist: Mrs. Quinton Cooper. Assistants: Mrs. Lester Haines and Miss Grace Lehn. Choir Leader: Henry Hackman. Ushers’ League President: John Schleith. Vice President: Troshua A. Rollman. Secretary: Morris Wolf. Treasurer: John Mathers. Young People’s Missionary Society President: Mrs. W. M. Pfautz. Vice President: Mrs. Walter Smith. Recording Secretary: Miss Katie Miller. Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. J. K. Mathers. Treasurer: Mrs. Morris McCloud. Pianist: Miss Grace Lehn. Assistant: Miss Margaret Pfautz.

Evangelical Congregational Church John K. Mathers Nathan Buch Quinton Cooper Lester Haines Grace Lehn Henry Hackman Walter Smith Katie Miller J. K. Mathers Morris McCloud Margaret Pfautz

Elias Singer Dies After Illness at Ironville Home

Elias Singer 63 longtime Ironville farmer died Tuesday at his home after weeks of confinement. Survived by wife Ida Mummean and children Harry Lancaster Mary Elva and Walter plus several others. Burial at Reich cemetery near Maytown after services at home and U B Church Ironville.

Elias Singer Ironville Ida Mummean Harry Lancaster Mary Anirew Bibbus Mabel Ide May Anna Raymond Elva Harry Erb Lititz Walter Jacob York Abraham John F. F. Flack Maytown E. Myers Mountville U. B Reich Cemetery

Linden Hall Vespers Highlight Rev J Harold Mumper

The Rev J Harold Mumper of St Pauls Lutheran Church spoke to Linden Hall students at Sunday vesper. A New Year reception for the girls was held Saturday evening. Three new students have registered since New Year.

J. Harold Mumper St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Linden Hall

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Manheim C Springs Bank Society Blain Shreiner Musser—Zimmerman Dombach—Snyder Fire Co Young People’s Council Meets Congregational Meeting Kissel Hill Community Chest
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