Dr Goodell to Speak at Lititz Week of Prayer
Dr Chas Goodell of New York, noted Bible scholar and evangelist, will preach at Lititz churches during a Week of Prayer. Services begin Sunday at 2 PM with a union gathering at Evangelical Congregational Church and continue nightly at different city churches through Thursday.
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Lititz
Chas. Goodell
New York
Evangelical Congregational Church
God
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
St. Luke’s Reformed
U. B
PAPPY STURGIS DIES AT 90 IN LITITZ
Henry Sturgis aged 90 longtime Lititz resident and last surviving member linked to the towns original pretzel business died Friday night at his home 366 East Main Street He was among three Sturgis family deaths in six months with sons James and Edgar having died in August and September He learned his trade as a pretzel baker.
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Henry
Mr. Sturgis
James
Edgar
World Court topic at W G T U meeting on Monday
The regular W G T U meeting will be held Monday at 2 30 at Mrs N D Sturgis Hast Main St. Leader Mrs J C Light will discuss The World Court. Sunday Seed poll cards should be brought to the meeting. Esther Furlow is ill with grippe and confined to bed since Tuesday.
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WG. T. U
N. D. Sturgis
Main St
World Court
J. C. Ht. Light
Esther Furlow
Lincoln Avenue
W. K. Lockhart
Scranton
Washington
Two Day Snow Covers Lititz and Drifts Roads
A stiff east wind and heavy snowfall blanket Lititz and surrounding areas. Ten inches fell Tuesday with more possible. roads iced and drifts form on country lanes. Main highways stay open though chains are needed on back roads.
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Lititz
Dietrich Sells Spruce Street Grocery to Heisey
Ames W Dietrich longtime Spruce Street grocer sells his store to George Heisey son of Rev A S Heisey of Herndon. Change of ownership effective February 1. Heisey brings chain-store experience. Mrs Heisey may open a beauty parlor in town.
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Ames W. Dietrich
Spruce Street
George Heisey
A. S. Heisey
Herndon
Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church
Heisey
Dietrich
Fat Deer Sold For 20 Cents In Early Days of County
Prof. Tl. B. Beck told Lititz Rotary Club about Lancaster County life before 1729 3500 whites and 609 to 800 Indians populated the area game was abundant and wolves bears and turkeys were plentiful settlers kept few livestock due to predators Indians left a lasting stream-name legacy Zinzendorf and Kiine influenced Lititz growth 1754 town organized 1756 renamed Litiz and 300th anniversary celebrated an early 1760s potash factory store tavern and other enterprises operated under 1759 rules seen as an early American economic communist experiment lasting 100 years before fading away often noted for conestoga wagons.
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Lancaster County
Tl. B. Beck
Lititz
Beck
Legawi
Middie
Kiine
Litiz
Podiebrad
Bohemia
Zinzendorf
Nazareth
Bethlehem
America
Leadership Training School Opens Tonight
The Community Leadership Training School begins its 1935 session tonight at St. Paul's Lutheran Church at 6 30. Rev. J Harold Mumper will conduct the opening lecture and the introductory assignments. The six week course runs five Thursday evenings, with a textbook available on opening night. Interdenominational echoal invitation extended to church and Sunday School workers.
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Community Leadership Training School
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
J. Harold Mumper
Fire Company Smoker Planned Wednesday in Lititz
The Lititz Fire Company announces its annual smoker for Wednesday evening at the Fire House following the regular monthly meeting. A good program is planned and lunch will be tasty. The Dutch Lunch will follow the program.
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Lititz Fire Company
Cattle Truck Crash Hurts Two Men Near Frystown
Edwin Bolts and Earl J. Moore were treated for bruises after a cattle truck overturned at Zion Home hill on Lexington road. Neighbors extricated them and corralled ten cattle, one snapped pole knocked out telephone lines for hours.
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Edwin Bolts
Frystown
Earl J. Moore
Lebanon
R. D
Joseph Grosh
Zion Home Hill
Lexington
Mixed Pickers musical comedy charms Garden Spot audience
Local actors deliver a lively performance of Mixed Pickers at the High School auditorium in Garden Spot. Wheeler Producing Company directs a New Hampshire hotel and snowbound party plot with a vaudeville troupe, aided by a strong chorus and a standout children’s segment titled A Winter Night Fantasy.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Garden Spot Post
American Legion
Auditadium
New Hampshire
SNOOPS Miss Mary Kopp Reveals Movie Taste Truths
Miss Mary Kopp of W Orange Street jokes about disliking comedies and loving sad local plays. The item notes North Broad Street residents enjoy sledding after a snow detour, and Joe Sheckard presents a quintet exhibition at his church. Rev and Mrs J Harold Mumper vacationed in Washington visiting Will Rogers on the Senate balcony.
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Lloyd Hertzler
Philadelphia
T. Y. Dussinger
New York
Sarah Habecker
Broad Street
Paul Doster
Harrisburg
Mary Kopp
W. Orange Street
North Broad Street
Joe Sheckard
J. Harold Mumper
Will Rogers
Senate Chamber
Will
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Knights of Malta
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Ted Ericksburg
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Morgan Paper Co
Linden Hall
Church Square
H. J. Pierson
Valentine Brobst
Ames Dietrich
Spruce
Legion Auxiliary
Wheeler Producing Company
Snoops
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