Motorcycle Accident Claims Sergeant Kissinger
Lititz honors Sergeant Howard Kissinger of the U S Army killed in a motorcycle crash near Fort Hayes Ohio. He was 22 years in service and left a wife and child. He supervised thirty five trucks and seventy men at auto mechanics school. Buried with military honors at Fort Hayes.
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Howard Kissinger
U. S. Army
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Ohio
Fort Haynes
Kissinger
Pennsylvania
Vocational Bible School Opens at Church of the Brethren
The Vocational Bible School for ages four to fourteen began Monday at the Church of the Brethren and runs for two weeks. Attendance reached 110 with sixteen teachers and helpers. The program emphasizes mission work, Bible characters, scripture memorization, hymns, and hands on learning using maps and native pictures, plus recess recreation.
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Church of the Brethren
Former Lititz Band Member Tours Asia with Portland Orchestra
Fred Mann of Columbia, formerly a Lititz Band clarinetist for two seasons, departed for Portland to join a college friends orchestra booked on United Steamship Lines. The group will travel to Japan, India, the Philippines and other Asiatic countries, returning by the same route. Mann, a former leader at the University of Pennsylvania, will play clarinet and saxophone on the tour.
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Fred Mann
Columbia
Lititz
Portland
Oregon
Fireworks on the Fourth Under Fire for Display Flaws
The Springs Committee apologizes to July 4th patrons for a fireworks show that fell short of expectations. They praised the concert and illumination but condemned the fireworks as a faulty display, citing contract breaches and higher costs than last year. The committee had again hired the same supplier, despite previous satisfaction, and faced public disappointment.
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Springs Committee
Ku Klux claim members picnic time at the park in Lititz
Hooded Ku Klux Klan members attended a Lititz public meeting at the moving picture show house on Monday evening. The speaker described growth and claimed twelve million votes at election time while noting several applicants signed to join. The gathering drew a full house and marked Lititz as a Klan stronghold according to the speaker.
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KU Klux Claim
Lititz
Ku Klux Klan
Moving Picture Show
Ephrata
Legion Post 56 Offers Adjusted Compensation Help
Officers of Post 56, American Legion, will be at headquarters every Thursday in July from 7 to 9 PM to assist ex service men and women in completing Adjusted Compensation applications. Bring your discharge papers. The service aims to help all eligible veterans use this program.
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American Legion
Visiting Pastors at Moravian Church in July
The Moravian Church will have a four week vacation for Pastor Rev. E. B. Crosland. July 13 features Prof. E. V. Rominger from Bethlehem. July 20 offers Prof. W. V. Moses from Moravian College Bethlehem. July 27 and August 3 present Rev. W. H. Vogler from Nazareth.
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Moravian Church
E. 8. Crosland
E. V. Rominger
Bethlehem
W. V. Moses
Moravian College
W. H. Vogler
Nazareth
John Hus Memory Service and Local Business Updates
The memory service for John Hus, burned at Constance on July 6, 1415, and Moravian Church history, was held Sunday evening in the Moravian graveyard with Rev. O R Meinert of Lancaster delivering the address. Prof H H Beck read a list of twenty oldest members. graves were decorated. A trombone choir performed. Michael DeNunzio plans to open a shoe store about July 15, selling None Tread Over Shoes by Lehigh Valley. Y P B's plan a lawn sale near Hensel's Lawn on Saturday afternoon July 12 offering cakes, candy, sandwiches, lemonade and homemade ice cream. Also Purity Tea Crean at Gochnauers and Pfautz Bros. 2% qt Aluminum Pitcher for 5c.
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John Hus
Constance
O. R. Méinert
Lancaster
H. H. Beck
A. R. Beck
Michael DeNunzio
East Main Street
Lehigh Valley Shoe Company
Hensel
Cor. E
Main
Cedar Streets
A Lititz fisherman and a meadow scene of legends
A Lititz fisherman enters a meadow and contemplates nature as sheep graze along a creek. He spots a sham Yam sheep and races a fence to claim the space, barely ahead of the animal, without time for a fishing license, amid a whimsical village mood.
Big Day In Lititz Brings Many Former Residents Back On Visit
A Lititz Fourth scene as former residents from Philadelphia, Reading, Harrisburg, Lancaster and beyond visit family and friends. Temple University student Ray Dillman returns, tourists and locals alike linger at Hershey Harrisburg trips, Niagara Falls plans, and extended visits fill the town with reunion chatter.
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Lititz
Ray Dillman
Temple University
Buchs Return After Two Months Travel With Editorial Group
J Frank Buch and his daughter Miss Esther Buch concluded a two months trip to the west and south. They joined the National Editorial Association at Oklahoma City and traveled to Texas and Mexico without a large editors’ party. From there they visited California towns including Passadena and San Francisco, then stopped at Salt Lake City and Denver on the return.
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J. Frank Buch
Esther Buch
National Editorial Association
Oklahoma City
Texas
Mexico
California
Passadena
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Denver
Pfautz Bros Advertises Porch Goods and Netting
Local trade notes list Pfautz Bros offerings including window awnings pore ue netting porch rockets and porch matting. The fragment references these products as part of a shop display or catalog line.
Ten Thousand At Park On Fourth In Big Springs Crowd
The usual Fourth of July crowd gathered at Springs Park with autos lining principal streets and heavy traffic managed by borough notices. Fireworks were late and a few pieces failed, but attendance topped previous years as bands from Lebanon and Lititz performed and gate receipts reached 2405.41 with 10092 paid admissions.
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Lancaster
Ephrata
Perseverance Band
Lebanon
Lititz
Victor Wagner
Ball Park
Springs Committee
Allentown
Miss Miriam Russell Attends State Sunday School Camp
Miss Miriam Russell left Tuesday for Spruce Creek in Huntingdon County to spend two weeks at the Pennsylvania State Sunday School Training Camp. This marks her second year attending, with other county residents also joining the event.
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Russel
S. S
Miriam Russell
Spruce Creek
Tuntingdon County
Pennsylvania
Miss Russell
Lititz Defeats Salunga in Shooting Match at Lititz
Five Lititz Rod and Gun Club members Samuel Huber Wayne Longenecker Frank Rader Arllington Rader and Emory Wagner beat five Salunga shooters on Saturday in a 100 blue rock contest Quinton Reitzel Young Detweiler Staley Shiitzer represented Salunga Young the tourney high scorer for Salunga is paralyzed in both legs and uses a crutch He once boxed professionally and sustained a spine injury in a fall Lititz plans another shot at Salunga soon
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Lititz Rod and Gun Club
Salunga
Lititz
Rambler Work History Ties to Reading Furnishers
Michael Rambler of Reading recalls his past at William Enck’s furniture shop twenty years ago after living in town eight years. He now works at the Kauffman furniture store in Reading, sharing details with Mr and Mrs Daniel Groff during the Fourth of July observance.
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Isaac Pfautz
Philadelphia
Wellington Pfautz
Town
William Weaver
Reading
Mrs
Henry Weaver
Howard Putt
Lexington
William Butt
Pittsburgh
Butt
Michael Rambler
Daniel Groff
Rambler
William Enck
Kauffman Furniture
Enjoyable Auto Trip by Eckert and Shreiner Parties
Mr and Mrs Henry Eckert and Mr and Mrs Elmer Shreiner were on a week long motor trip stopping at Atlantic City with the Eckert daughter Mrs Mullen and her husband and at Newark with their son Monroe.
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Abram Mease
Lititz
John F. Bixler
Emily
Steelton
Niagara Falls
Henry Eckert
Elmer Shreiner
Atlantic City
Mrs. Mullen
Newark
Monroe
Enjoyable Auto Trip Keeps Landis Family Busy In Midwest
H Reist Landis and daughter Miss Ella Landis along with grandson Raymond L. Newcomer left by auto on Saturday to visit in Ohio and Michigan. Special at Plauty Bros children 50 cents short socks pairs for one dollar.
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H. Reist Landis
Ella Landis
Raymond L. Newcomer
Ohio
Michigan
Plauty Bros.y
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