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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
8
A flurry of social visits and weekend gatherings is listed across towns. Everett and Mohiston guests include Mr and Mrs Charles Laher and Henry Gibbel. Boston, Oregon, and Denver travelers visit hosts in Lancaster County. families like the Longsdorfs, Barwicks, and Zartmans host relatives and friends through Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Jacob Eshleman visited her daughter Mrs. John Brinser in Halsington last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Longenecker of Farmersville spent Sunday with relatives Mr. and Mrs. H Seldomridge. Miss Edna Eby visited friends in Harrisonburg Virginia. John Burkholder of Akron visited his daughter Mrs. Mary Ebersole on Tuesday. Despite his 78 years Mr. Burkholder walked home. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Nertzler of Locust Street plan to move into a new home on Locust Street before month’s end. The former Badorf home on East Main Street is being remodeled for two families. Charles Miller, buying a home on the same street from Mrs. Salinda Badorf, is remodeling it. Ray Eyster moved from Heinz Apartments to the second floor of the Hepp building. The Rev Joseph Donat assisted Sunday at a Communion Service in a Philadelphia church. Miss Anna Kurtz, a teacher in Street School Lancaster, hosted 12 guests Tuesday evening at General Sutter. Public Service Commission decisions in Harrisburg Friday approved a change of the Reading Company station at Stevens to a non‑agency station.
The Litix High School faculty 51 defeated the Rotary Club team 19 as Eugene Dechert led the teachers with 25 points. Rev Horne and Vic Wagner led the Rotary scoring with 5 and 4 as a large crowd packed the gym for the season opener.
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