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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
1
Unable to determine readable facts from the torn OCR fragment. The text lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to summarize into a newspaper item.
An unclear note describes a Sunday afternoon event at Thomas Telforson Tea with a person named Mis Tiga Scneol noted as a graduate. The readable text references an unnamed speaker and a local gathering.
Fragmentary text mentions East Main and dag sight with unclear details. Unable to determine a clear event, persons, or organization from the readable portion.
A sale notice announces a clearance event at Farrco s Lititz store offering men s and boys wear at reduced prices. Limited quantities, hurry for bargains on suits coats and shirts.
The report describes a repair after a leak was detected at 185 Front Street. Officials traced the problem to a main line and a damaged connection to the adjacent house. A hole was dug, the leak located, and repairs completed promptly.
Cleaning of the rear rooms on the second floor of the Post Ofer building in Apo signals the opening of the Lititz Community Chest Warehouse next Friday February 3. Notices are sent to families and the feed will be brought from Lancaster and prepared for the opening night. The store will operate two evenings weekly for bread and groceries, with shoes, fabrics, and coal also distributed to those in need after investigation.
Dr. Harry Ulery was elected president at a Lancaster Osteopathic Society dinner meeting held at the General Suiter on Matur night. The program featured Francis D Ehisem, manager of the American Olympic Swimming team, with officers Dr Leroy Loveridge and Dr B A Meaford. Mrs members enjoyed cards during the session and Dr Eliscu, a Philadelphia physician, spoke on the present Manchurian situation.
Employees at the Linden Company report better focus and faster hours as a radio hums in the daytime workroom. A piano now graces the old Lutheran Church building on Spruce Street, letting idle workers share a tune, while readers once entertained plant floors in earlier times.
A small fire on the Post Office roof Friday afternoon at 2 80 caused brief town excitement as a blow torch ignition during roof repairs started a patch of burning tar. Lithia Firemen quickly controlled the blaze with a small stream, while Mr. Miksch smothered remaining flames before rescinding.
Andrew Dunlap of Kissel Hill brought an 11 inch long ear with 914 inch circumference containing 1194 grains, larger than the previous record set by B F Lutz. Found in Mr Bowman’s crib on Buckwaiter farm, with others reported over 1100 grains. Nelson Leinbach resumes work at Park View Barber Shop after illness.
About 400 students from 42 schools in Lebanon and nearby areas are met to attend the Tri County Press Association gathering at Litila High School. The program includes welcome remarks by Warren Newcomer and sessions on writing for readers, journalism’s public role, filmmaking, and a student play with results reported later.
Carl Workman son of Hiram B Workman of Spruce Street buys the Record Book Store and, with Mrs Workman, will operate a stationery book and gift shop in the General Sutter Hotel store room. They move much Berea Ohio stock here and Mrs Workman is formerly Miss Margaret Bashore. The Lititz Book Store will carry gifts party favors bridge supplies and more.
Students at Lititz High School host a dance at the General Sutter Hotel Saturday night. The Vagabonds provide music and all students and friends are invited. Admission is twenty five cents. If successful, more dances will follow.
Harris and Co in Lititz Pennsylvania advertises a family footwear sale with bold price cuts and wide selection across men women and children.
Tonight at LUTZ HALL the Lancaster Speedos face the Lititz Big 5 in a women’s free event. Local teams compete for court time with fans cheering the showcase matchup.
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