Pantry sale and society notes from Lititz area
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Lititz Fire Company will run a pantry sale at the Fire House this Saturday. A meeting is set at Mrs. Linieaus Roth’s home on West Lincoln Avenue next Thursday evening February 2. Ada Beck studies at a Philadelphia Undertaking School. The Sacred Heart Academy alumnae dance in Lancaster drew about 35 couples at General Sutter. Local injuries include Mrs. Isaae Stoner’s broken right arm from a stairs accident in New Holland, improving slowly. W. H. Elliott moved from Hertz apartments to New Street. M Tauber Sharp, wounded in a motorcycle crash on Front Street seven weeks ago, will return from St Joseph Hospital with a leg cast for several weeks. The Springs head and South End stands now gleam with fresh paint. The first float carried oranges, the fings bright aluminum. Sickness persists. HM Breider and Robert Pfautz are absent from Main Street businesses. Rev. Geo B Raever and Rev J O A Light return to duties after illness. Nelson Leinbach has resumed work in Park View Barber Shop. his wife improves. Mrs. J Harvey Dean hosted a birthday dinner for her grandchildren, Eugenif Miller Sutton Jr. spent two weeks with her and then returned to Wilmington, Delaware.
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Sacred Heart Academy
Lancaster
Sutter
Isaae Stoner
New Street
New Holland
W. H. Elliott
Hertz Apartments
M. Tauber Sharp
Front St
St. Joseph Hospital
HM. Breider
Robert Pfautz
Geo. B. Raever
J. 0 A. Light
Nelson J. Leinbach
Park View
J. Harvey Dean
Sunnday
Eugenif Miller Sutton, Jr
Wilmington
Del
Piano Recital by Dorothy Habecker Pupils at St Pauls
Miss Dorothy S Habecker presents her pupils in a piano recital Tuesday evening in the basement of St Pauls Lutheran Church. The program begins at 8 o clock with participants including Rosemary Rice Christian Snavely Pauline Harley Mary Jane Snavely Myrtle Bushong John Enck Treva Fraelich Nancy Habecker Lorra ine Habecker and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy S. Habecker
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Rosemary Rice
Christian Snavely
Pauline Harley
Mary Jane
Thomas Seaman
Ruth Snyder
Elsie Spinner
Mary Louise Keith
Mary Lucilie Snavely
Mary Sue Brubaker
Iyrtle Bushong
John Enck
Treva Fraelich
Nancy Habecker
Victor Landis
John Brubaker
Virginia Sturgis
Bernice Long
Betty Ann Graybill
Jane Miller
Marguerite Long
Marybelie Nissley
Lorraine Habecker
Byler Correspondente-May Belle Helter Name Pairing
Anna Steffy MTenry Galebach and Clyde Meyer are listed in a Byler correspondence item with May Belle Helter involved. The fragment suggests a social or reporting note featuring multiple named individuals.
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More Byler
Maybelle Helter
Anna Steffy
Mtenry Galebach
Clyde Meyer
School Press Group Names Committees For Meeting
The article lists committee assignments for the School Press Group. Program committee includes Ruth Dissinglman and Helen Sing-Sissly. Reception committee lists Ruth Gochenaur and Girgin. The note appears as a continuation from Page 1.
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Nam
Ruth Dissinglman
Helen Sing- Sissly
Girgin
Ruth Gochenaur
Linden Underwear Company Uses Rayocot Garment In Plant
The Linden Underwear Company operates a unique in plant music aided production line. It markets a Rayocot garment for women and children, cotton inside rayon outside, used in large national stores. The plant also makes women's vests and union suits, children's vests and panties, men's shirts shorts and athletic underwear in rayon and cotton. Summer output includes knit chambaay swimsuits for children, all sold to a single large firm.
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Linden Underwear Company
Chambaay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lititz Fire Company
Linieaus Roth
West
Lincoln Avenue
Ada Beck
Philadelphia
Long’s Quality Dey Cleaning
Warren Newcomer
Tri-County Press Association
the Pretzelette
School Press Group
Adja
Oak Hill Coal
Harry J. Kline
Lititz BR
Rexford
Borden
Dayntee
Zartman’s Store
Ph Jk
Prunes
Ender
T&c
Brookfield
Keppel’s
Kunzler
Pack Blacks
Landis
Mr. Landis
California
Dan
Libby’s
Royal Ann Cherries
Waldorf
Sharp’s Store
North Broad Street
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