Dadorf Dies Sudden at Lititz Home in North Broad Street
John Badorf well known Lititz resident dies suddenly at his home on North Broad Street after a day out driving. He leaves two sons Norman and Paul and two grandchildren. funeral at his home Saturday at 2 eelock with interment in Moravian cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Badorf
Lititz
North Broad Street
Norman Badorf
Emiler Badorf
Elmer Badorf
Ephrata
Lancaster
Mr. Badorf
Warwick House
Norman
Paul
Eelock
Moravian
R. M. Spacht
Lititz High Empowers Visual Education With New Film Machine
Lititz Borough Schools expand visual education by adding The Wry Portable Motion Picture Machine to the curriculum. A weekly program of educational films is planned with films already booked for the year. For 15 years the district used lantern slides in science. the new motion picture device positions Lititz Public Schools among state leaders in visual education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz Borough
Lititz
Civil Service Exam Set For Local Post Office Substitute
A civil service examination to appoint a substitute carrier at the local Post Office will be held Saturday February 16 1929. Interested applicants should call at the Post Office and file applications before February 1 1929. Also advertising mens and ladies rubbers and artics at special prices from J B Harris & Co Lititz Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Harris & Co
Lititz
Ady
Ill Mrs. Caroline Webber Stricken at Home
Mrs. Caroline Webber of Spruce Street was found ill Friday morning in her kitchen. A physician said she suffered a slight stroke while seated. a gas jet was opened by pressure of an animal. Gas fumes were too faint to cause illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Webber
Spruce Street
St Pauls Lutheran Church reports year end statistics
At the annual meeting the pastor listed 78 sermons 38 addresses 5 marriages and 878 calls. The congregation grew to 450 communicants 498 confirmed and 642 baptized with 68 new members and 11 losses. Elected trustees leaders include E C Foltz Ren M Seaman and Elmer H Bomberger for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Eongregation
E. C. Foltz
Ren. M. Seaman
Elmer H. Bomberger
Flu worry eases as schools report near normal attendance
The flu situation in schools is nearly normal with only 28 absences on Tuesday. The district serves over 980 pupils and 32 faculty members, indicating a light impact on attendance. Pfantz Bros. Dept. Store advertises special sale on Arctic and rubber footwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfantz Bros
Legion Women to Meet Lancaster County Units
The American Legion Home at 214 N Duke Street Lancaster hosts a Gavel Party tonight at 8 o clock sharp. Members of the local American Legion Post and Auxiliary are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Lancaster County
American Legion
Lancaster
Duke Street
Fire Co. Plans Annual Smoker in Lititz
The Lititz Fire Company No. 1 will meet at 7 P M on Wednesday January 30. At o clock the annual smoker will be held with refreshments and music by speakers prominent in fire circles in the county and neighboring counties. Members are urged to attend to learn firemen activities and protection efforts. A drill at Ira Longenecker's farm showcased fifteen hose sections and a 100 barrel cistern filling in about thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz Fire Company
At & O
Willmittee
Ira Longenecker
Birthday Dinner Honors 80th Year Mrs Sarah Habecker
Mrs Annie Habecker hosted a Sunday birthday dinner for her mother in law Mrs Sarah Habecker who turned 80. The Primary Department of St Pauls Lutheran School and Mrs Sara Jenkins celebrated with lighted candles and a birthday hymn while Mrs Jenkins led prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Habecker
E. Main Street
Sarah Habecker
St. Paul’s Lutheran School
Sara Jenkins
Jenkins
Moravian Church Trustees Elect Key Officers and Directors
The Moravian Church Council trustees elected 8. C. Hassler as President Louis Hughener as Secretary H. William Zeller as Financial Secretary and Paul Bamberger as Treasurer Miss Bessie Gingrich was re elected chair director Mrs Kenneth Witmyer named organist Eugene Kreider as sexton and janitor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian Church Council
8. C. Hassler
Louis Hughener
H. William Zeller
Paul Bamberger
Bessie Gingrich
Kenneth Witmyer
Eugene Kreider Ag
Bishop Miller to Speak at Moravian Society Anniversary
Bishop Karl A. Miller of Watertown Wisconsin Western Vice President of the Provincial Elders Conference will speak at the 65th anniversary of the Moravian church Men's Missionary Society on Sunday February 8. Men's suits priced at 7.95 12.95 17.95 and 20.00 from J B Harris Co advertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl A. Miller
Watertown
Wis
Men’s Missionary Society of the
Moravian Church
Harris & Co
Inauguration Week Pickpockets Target Harrisburg Crowd
Past Pickpockets swarmed the Hoyt inauguration in Harrisburg as hats coats and watches vanished. A Lititz suit between Levi Kemper and William Evans began. Debating society planned at local grammar school led by Miss Trene H Bruckhart. Sleighs filled streets while Lititz boasted about 50 pianos. Butter 12 cents per pound eggs 26 cents a dozen and 6 cents for laid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Hoyt
Harrisburg
Grammar School
Levi Kemper
Wm. Evans
Lititz
Farmera National Bank elects directors in 1904
Twenty five years ago on January 22 1904 the stockholders of the Farmera National Bank elected directors P J Roebuck Hiram Buckwalter Christian H Bomberger H S Meiskey E L Garber W M Amer N B Leaman S W Buch J G Unser and J Frank Buch A sleigh collision threw several children of N B Leaman from a sleigh a water main on S Broad Street leaked a High School play was Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch a coon chase from Hotel Sturgis was announced and Scott's Book Store advertised sheet music new numbers arriving weekly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmera National Bank
P. J. Roebuck
Hiram Buckwalter
Christian H. Bomberger
H. S. Meiskey
E. L. Garber
W. M. Amer
N. B. Leaman
S. W. Buch
J. G. Unser
J. Frank Buch
Ritchie
W. L. Wade
S. Broad Street
Renovation at Lancaster Court House Draws Crowds and Curiosity
The old Court House in Lancaster undergoes extensive remodeling with scaffolds inside and out. The front entrance is in use while workers lift materials to new heights and the public gathers to watch. The Record also debuts its new serial story Chicago After Midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Lancaster
Chicago
Linden Hall Society Holds Literary Program
The Linden Hall Literary Society hosted an all-star program with a student critic Janet McKay and faculty critic Miss Goodyear. Jemima Grammes won the prize for the best number after readings and talks by Susan Kauffman Caroline Flaccus Madeleine Porter Dorothy Massey. Warm blankets and comforts advertised by J S Harris Co Lititz Pa.
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Linden Hall Literary Society
Beltran
Susan Kauffman
Caroline Flaccus
Madeleine Porter
Mars
Jemima Grammes
Dorothy Massey
Janet McKay
Miss Goodyear
Miss Grammes
Honor Students Named for Second Quarter at High School
High School announces honor roll recipients by grade. Seniors Edith Hornberger Marion May Beulah Minnich. Juniors Mary Diehm Janet Huber Mary Minnich. Sophomores Dorothy Heis ley Dorothy Moyer Melvin Lauver Richard Zartman. Freshmen Beatrice Bomberger Edna Eby Mary Koch Loretta Mellinger. Eighth Grade Edith Diehm Ruth Dissinger Kathryn Rollman Helen Snyder. Seventh Grade Ruth Hackman Jane Miller Pauline Rentschler Wilmer Eby Robert Lutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Hornberger
Marion May
Beulah Minnich
Mary Diehm
Janet Huber
Mary Minnich
Dorothy Heisley
Dorothy Moyer
Melvin Lauver
Richard Zartman
Freshmien
Beatrice Bomberger
Edna Eby
Mary Koch
Loretta Mellinger
Edith Diehm
Ruth Dissinger
Kathryn Rollman
Helen Snyder
Ruth Hackman
Jane Miller
Pauline Rentschler
Wilmer Eby
Robert Lutz
Lititz Woman Wins Farm Show Awards
Lancaster County tobacco growers dominated the State Farm Products show in Harrisburg with Garden Spot offerings earning top honors. Mrs. A Z Bomberger of Lititz led with nine prizes across home economics categories including canned fruits vegetables and dried produce. Other top winners include Mrs. W H Brinton of Parkesburg and Mrs. J C Brubaker of Lititz with multiple prize placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
A. Z. Bomberger
Luits
J.C. Brubaker
Lititz
Abram Wolgermuth
Manheim
Dr Marburger Addresses Moravian Chapel War Anniversary
Dr. Marburger of Millersville spoke at the Moravian Sunday School Chapel marking the ninth anniversary of the Eighteenth Amendment. W C T U hosted. Rev E S Crosland presided. Mrs Howard Young played piano. Readings included the amendment text. solos by Mrs Raymond R Dubs and Mrs W R Sammel. benediction by Rev W H Hartzley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. W. D. Marburger
Millersville
E. S. Crosland
Moravian Church
Howard Young
J. E. Maurer
Lutheran Church
J. C. H. Light
United Brethren Church
Mary Miksch
Raymond R. Dubs
W. R. Sammel
W. H. Hartzley
Evangelical Church
Scouts to Meet Troops No 2 and 5 in P O Building
Boy Scouts of America announce a large meeting at the P O Building on Monday January 28 at 7 P M. All Scouts are required to attend unless ill with an excuse requested. The session aims to launch a program to build better Scouts with parental cooperation urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
P. O
Legion Auxiliary to Host Supper at Legion Home
American Legion Auxiliary offers a Saturday evening supper at the Legion Home from 4 to 8 PM featuring vegetable soup and beans. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
H. C. Miller
Paul Wunener
John Lippold
E. E. Habecker
Gladys Smith
Lippold
Groel
A. L. Haverstick
Minnie Banaman
Haverstick
Morse
Ady
Williams Home Sold on Seaman Street
The home of Joseph Williams on Seaman Street was sold to Walter N. Bender of Warwick Township by Huebenen and Habecker of the Lititz Real Estate Exchange. Terms were private. Bender will move in within weeks. Williams relocated near Brickerville last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Williams
Seaman Street
Walter N. Bender
Warwick Township
Huebenen and Habecker
Lititz Real Estate Exchange
Mr. Bender
Mr. Williams
Brickerville
Fire House Card Party Set for Next Thursday Night
A card party will be held at the Fire House next Thursday evening. Fire Co will award the usual prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fire Co
Light announces marriage of Marion V Light and Paul Elberti
The Rev and Mrs J C H Light announce the marriage of their daughter Marion V to Paul Elberti of Middletown. The union was kept secret for about two weeks. Mrs Elberti attends Millersville State Teachers College while her husband coaches and teaches at Minersville High School. They will reside in Minersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. H. Light
Marion V
Paul Elberti
Middletown
Three in One Family Die of Pneumonia
Fannie S Brubaker 36 dies after brief illness becoming third family member to perish within eleven days. Earlier deaths include the mother and daughter Mary S. Brubaker. Fannie and Eva B Ford both died of pneumonia. Eva 81. Surviving relatives and funeral details listed. services at Lititz Pike home and Landis Valley Mennonite church. Beck Brothers to conduct burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie S. Brubaker
Henry L. Brubaker
Lititz Pike
Mary S
Miss Brubaker
Landis Valley Mennonite Church
Jacob
Miss Martha B. Eshbach Rites Held in Millersville Church
Miss Martha B. Eshbach aged sixty six died Friday at 2 30 after a yearlong illness. She was a Mennonite and formerly lived in Millersville residing with her sister Mrs John Hershey East Petersburg. Survived by brothers and sisters Benjamin B Millersville Mrs Josiah Good Run Valley Mrs John Hersheysvith John B Millersville. Brief funeral services were held at her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs John Hershey home then at Millersville Mennonite church with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva B. Ford
Lincoln Avenue
Lititz
St. John’s Liatheran Church
Lancaster
Martha B. Eshbach
John B
Barbara Brubaker Eshbach
John Nlershey
East Petersburg
Mennonite Church
Millersville
Benjamin B
Josiah Good
Run Valley
John Hersheysvith
Mrs Elizabeth More Dies in Lititz at 74
Mrs. Elizabeth More aged 74 died at her daughter Mrs Edward Heidrich's home 861 North Broad Street Lititz after illness while visiting from Philadelphia. She is survived by sons Lewis of Philadelphia and daughters Mrs Heidrich Lititz and Mrs Catherine Delaney of Philadelphia. A brief service was held at Lititz home and her body sent to Philadelphia for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth More
Edward Heidrich
North Broad Street
Lititz
More
Philadelphia
Lewis
Litiiz
Catherine Delaney
Heidrich
City
C. B. Risse
N. Broad Street
J. E. Swartley
W. G. Waters
State Road Information Bureau
Elmer Kauffman
Kauffman
R. E. Worley
New Germantown
Perry County
Mr. Worley
W. W. Worley
Florence B. Gibbel
Juniata College
Huntingdon
Penn-Harris
Harrisburg
Farm Women’s Society No. 1
J. C. Brubaker
M. A. Moore
M. W. Hess
H. F. Quinn
New York City
White
England
N. D. Sturgis
Mary Sturgis
Frank Spickler
Roseville
Frank Ford
F. W. Stengel
Charles
Frances A. Grayhill Daughter of Mr and Mrs
Frances Augusta Grayhill, ten years old, is identified as the daughter of Mr and Mrs in this notice. Further details about the family or the purpose of the notice are not provided in the readable portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Augusta. Grayhill
25 and 8 New High Price for County Tobacco Crop
Henry K. Eby of Gap sold four and three fourth acres of tobacco for 25 and 8, the high price reported in the county. Buyers pressed the crop through the week with many in the field, while highway crops sold near 23 and 56 of 7. Farms off roads showed slower movement.
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Henry K. Eby
Gap
Travelers Near and Far In Photo-Heavy Local Notes
Miss Helen Albright spent Sunday at Rohterstown and Lancaster. John Beck of Bethlehem visited his aunt Mrs. H. C. Miller. Harry Stormfeltz has returned home from Lancaster General Hospital. Mrs. J. Ruth and family. many locals attend events and meetings. Pantry Sale set for Saturday January 26 by St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Albright
Rohterstown
Lancaster
John Beck
Bethlehem
H. C. Miller
Harry Stormfeltz
Lancaster General Hospital
R. B. Worley
New Germantown
Perry County
Mabel Leib
Shamokin
Geo. M. Grunenberger
Philadelphia
Adda Alexander
Los Angeles
Cal
Robert. Russell
John L. Ruth
John F. Ruth
Lititz
D. D. Kilgore
Woodbine
York County
Amos Yerger
Rheems
Irwin Hoffman
Shiffer
Helen
Brownstown
Horace Richard, Jr
Jay Wireback
Lois Wireback
Matilda McKinney
Betsy
Alice Wireback
Morevian
F. W. Jopson
Betty Jopson
Germantown
Norway
England
France
Wm. Zartman
Church Christian Alliance
M. A. Fissel
Harry C. Breckhill
Annie Heibech
Sara Louise Linville
Strasburg
Ladies’ Aid Society
St.Paul’s Lutheran Church
Adv
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Radorf
Christ Groff
Keller's Mountain
Lititz-Rothsville
J. Russel Fink
India
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
J. R. Schlichter
Armstrong Linoleum Company
Rotary Club
Coatesville
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mary Hichener
Agnes Hensel
Victor Flynn
Moravian Ushers’ Association
WEJC
Burgess
Lititz High
Woman's Missionary Society of the Moravian Church
Legion
Scott's Book Store
Linden Hall Society
J. S. Harris & Co
Farm Show
Bomberger
Dr. Marburger
Legion Auxiliary Supper
Williams
Fannie
Brubaker
Mrs
Frances A. Grayhill
Hear
Sonny Boy
Rainbow
Jolson
Brunswick Records
Howard S.young
Rhoda Erb
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