Lititz High Clinches First Half Crown In Basketball
Lititz High School defeated W Lampeter High 48 to 20 to secure the first half crown of Section 2 in the County High School League. The Red and Black tossers boast eight wins and no defeats, with one remaining game against Manheim Township.
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Lititz High
W. Lampeter
W. Lampeter High
Lititz High School
Manheim Township
Neffisville
Lititz
Clyde B. Arbegast
Columbia
School Directors Discuss Many Items Pay Bills
Lititz School Board met in January with most members present except Posey and Secretary Herr. Demmy was authorized to attend the national convention in Atlantic City next month. Bills totaling about 1000 were approved for payment and the treasury balance stood at 12,262.
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Lititz
8. R. Posey
Herr
M. ©. Demmy
Superintendents’ Association
Atlantic City
Governor Earle's Party Arrives for Inauguration Week
Associated Press staff writer from Philadelphia joins Governor Earle's party for the weekend events. He remains with the governor at the Hotel Hershey Hershey from Saturday to after the inauguration Tuesday.
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Richard Snyder
Town
Philadelphia
The
Associated Press
Earle
Hotel Hershey
Hershey
Angler Surprised by Fish in Foggy Trip
During a fog bound day an ardent fisherman chased a bite all day. A nibble on his ear diverted him as he slapped it away and landed a large fish in his boat. The fog kept the fish unaware it was out of water.
Borough Council Closes Year With Tidy Balance of $847
The 1934 auditor report shows a borough treasury balance of $8,475 at year end, down about $4,000 from 1933. Receipts totaled $33,759.63 with $10,500 from the 1934 tax and $7,685 from the water department. Expenditures reached $25,282.93, including $6,763.66 for street lights and $3,756 for stone. Water rents totaled $14,009 with $7,685 turned over to the borough.
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Water Department
St Pauls Lutheran class elects officers for year
The Sunday School class at St Pauls Lutheran Church elected Paul Ditzler president Warren Diehm vice president Paul Rupp secretary and John Reifsnyder treasurer for the year In other local items the Hi Y Club of Lancaster Boys High School held a dinner dance at the General Sutter Hotel and a new room The Blue Candle will open tonight at the same hotel with special menus and dancing.
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St. Pauls Lutheran Church
W. BE. Gickman
Paul Ditzler
Warren Diehm
Paul Rupp
John Reifsnyder
Lancaster Boys High School
General Sutter Hotel
T. Norman Lacy
Detroit
Ella Lacy
General Sutter
W. H. Muth
Atlantic City
Zartman
Robert
J. B. Koehler
Elm
Ida Summy
Arlene Galebach
Penryn
Arias Steffy
Isaac Lausch
Eckert
Robert Steffy
Kissel Hill
Cottage Prayer Meetings Arranged For Next Week
Churches of town plan a week of cottage prayer meetings led by Dr. Charles L. Goodell of New York. Districts are listed with locations and leaders guiding residents to attend their district sessions next week. Southeastern District east of South Broad Street includes homes on Cedar and Lemon streets with leaders A R Keller and A L Douple.
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Charles L. Goodell
New York
South Broad Street
Gentre
Rev
D. P. Longsdorf
Martin Green
S. Cedar St
A. R. Keller
James Leader
HK. Lemon St
A. L. Douple
D. A. Zimmerman
Dinner Marks Three Birthdays in Lancaster Area
Dinner honored three birthdays in the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sturgis hosting Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. James Leed and sons from Lancaster, Clarence Sturgis and children June and Fred, Edith Wertsch, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gundrum, all of town.
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Homer Sturgis
Charles Gundrum
Clarence Sturgis
James Leed
Arthur
Mahlon
Robert
John
Richard
Lancaster
June
Fred
Edith Wertsch
Town
Denver and Eph rata Phone Co prize winners honored
Grace Keller Grace Kepple and Mrs Mary McLaughlin were awarded prizes in the annual presentation for sales efforts. Fifteen top scorers were guests at a Friday dinner and taken on a Mystery Drive by the company.
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Grace Keller
Grace Kepple
Mary McLaughlin
Denver and Ephrata Phone Co
Old Garage Transforms Into A Local Theatre Project
The rear garage of the Sturgis House is being converted into a modern moving picture theatre. Workers prepare to lay the lobby floor and complete ceiling and wall decorations. Owner Harry Cherteoff oversees much of the progress, promising a striking Lancaster area venue.
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Sturgis House
Lancaster
Harry Cherteoff
Pierson Honored With Senate Committee Posts
Senator H. J. Pierson received chairmanship of the Public Utilities Committee and second ranking on the Agricultural Committee. He was also named a member of the Banking Finance Judiciary Special Labor Industry and State Government Committees in Harrisburg.
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Senate
H. J. Pierson
Harrisburg
Pierson
Public Utilities Committee
Agricultural
Banking
Finance
Judiciary
Labor and Industry
Susquehanna Recreation Club Holds Banquet at Murrell Inn
Thirtynine members attended the annual banquet at Murrell Inn near Ephrata after the club elected officers. Elected for the coming year are President Martin Risser Vice President David Miller Secretary W Neidermyer Treasurer John Eberly and Advisory Board Roy Long Harry Stark and Luther Neidermyer.
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Susquehanna Recreation Club
Murrell Inn
Ephrata
Martin Risser
David Miller
W. Neidermyer
John Eberly
Roy Long
Harry Stark
Luther Neidermyer
Family Album comes to St Pauls Lutheran Monday night
The Young Women's Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church presents a unique light entertainment Monday at 8 pm featuring Mrs A Peases Family Album. Participants include Mrs H W Spacht as Peases mother Chas Dussinger as father Mary Rapp as the child Geo Sammy as Eben Mrs Pease as a bride Miss Irene Hertzler and Grace Sesseman as twins Rev and Mrs J Harold Mumper as parson and wife Mrs Clarence Dengler as Jane Miss Evalyn Zimmerman as Aunt Eliza Miss Dorothy Habecker as village beauty Monroe Phillips as Grandpa Hobbs with a music box recital before the show.
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Young Women’s Missionary Society of
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
A. Pease
Mildred Rohrer
Mary Rapp
Charles Rapp
Pease
Geo
Sammy
Eben
Guy Buck
Irene Hertzler
Grace Sesseman
Mixed Pickels cast rehearsing for Lititz musical comedy
Lititz prepares for Two night presentation of Mixed Pickels at the High School auditorium on January 23 and 24. A Wheeler Producing Company staging with over 100 cast members and an added kiddie pageant titled A A Winter Night Fantasy features moon sprites witches and jack o lanterns as a highlight.
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Lititz
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion
Wheeler Producing Company
NRA Board Decision On Chocolate Factory Appeal Awaited Here
The NRA Industrial Appeals Board heard in Washington on Friday whether Wilbur Suchard chocolate workers move from cocoa and chocolate code to the candy code. W H Mann represented the company as NRA refused the change. The candy code sets 35c hour for men and 30c for women in Lititz versus 42 1/2c under the cocoa and chocolate code. The hearing noted 75 percent of Wilbur Suchard product reaches consumers through non grocery channels.
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Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate Company
National Recovery Administration
NRA Industrial Appeals Board
Washington
W. H. Mann
The
Recovery Administration
Lititz
NRA
Wilbur- Suchard
Baked Bean and Sauerkraut Supper at Fire House
Dorcas Class of St. Paul’s Tiberan Sunday School hosts a baked bean and sauerkraut supper at the Fire House this Saturday from 4 to 8 pm. Proceeds support parish activities and missions.
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Dorcas
St. Paul's Tiberan
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Bernice Dengley
Margaret M. Sonders
Sonders
William Lindle
Walter Morrison
Alexander Hornley
Amos Risser
I. W. Singer
Win Phone Company
Senator Pierson
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