Chorus To Give Concert In Park
Fifty two male voices under Prof. H. B. Baughey from Neffsville perform religious music in Springs Park tonight. Singers include former Accapella Male Chorus members from Fast Petersburg and the Lancaster Church of God choir. Proceeds go to Trinity E C Church building fund. Program starts at 8 with Rev. Langsdorf delivering remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Baughey
Neffsville
Springs Park
Accapella
Fast
Langsdorf
Father
Gounod
Isle of
Somewhere
Fearis
90 Gallons Of Ice Cream At Sunday School Picnic
A Union Sunday School picnic in the Park drew a smaller crowd than prior years. Free tickets distributed over 90 gallons of ice cream and six barrels of coffee with 40 quarts cream. Afternoon games saw the Moravian softball team beat Trinity E C and the U B topple the Lutherans. in the playoff U B defeated Moravians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Moravian
Trinity E. C
U. B
Building Projects in Town Progress Amid Rocks
Progress continues on three local building projects the Badorf Shoe Company plant the Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church and the adjoining storeroom. Blasting may be needed after workers struck a rock strata delaying basement work and raising cost concerns for potential wall or roof damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Badorf Shoe Company
Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church
General Sutter Hotel
Scouts Free Swim Ad Offer From Local Store
Scoutmasters and scouts were offered a free swim at the local pool on Monday evening by Bennie Lutz. The ad from B F Lutz & Sons promotes free pool swims for youths making purchases of 18 cents or more at Our Meat Store on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hackman
Bennie” Lutz
East Main Street
Hamburg
B. F, Lutz & Sons
Lightning Strikes Wires Sparking High Tension Fire
A lightning bolt struck two high tension wires in Kissel Hill in front of William Baker's home causing a South Lititz circuit outage. The burning 4600 volt lines posed electrocution risk to any water crew. Penn Power and Light workers disconnected the line and utilities restored power shortly after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Kissel Hill
William Baker
Pennsylvania Power and Light Company
Towns TALK: Summer dives and trolley tracks in Lititz
The town notes a busy public pool scene with Amos Hahn setting a high diving record at Buck's while residents hope for a cement road and bus service. A Lancaster paper features Lititz family Mastromatteo and Firemen honor for newlyweds with a ride on the engine.
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Buch’s
Amos Hahn
Buck’s
Mose
South Broad Street
Conestoga Company
Lancaster
Ludwig Wolf Plans Modern Garage on Hassler Site
Ludwig Wolf, who runs the garage at New and Locust Streets, has bought the former Hassler bakery and residence on West Main Street. He will erect a modern garage and show room east of the residence, occupy the first floor, and convert the second floor into an apartment. Contracts for the garage will be awarded this week with full details in next week’s issue. The Wolfs moved to Lititz in 1927 after coming from Germany, and followed family ties that led them to Lititz for their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Wolf
New and Locust Streets
Hassler
West Main Street
Wolfs
Wolf
Locust Street
Lititz
Germany
Ray Weidman
Clarence May
Lititz Ag
Howard Smith
South Broad Street
U.S. A
Two Big Picnics Clash On Next Thursday In Town
Town residents face a scheduling clash as the Lutheran Ushers Picnic at Penryn and the Automobile Club Picnic at Hershey both occur next Thursday. The Auto Club event offers Pottstown Band concert a baseball game free dancing and Park amusements for kids with 100 prizes for registered members while the Lititz Rotary Club hosts an afternoon and evening gathering at the Lititz Camping Club near Bushong's Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penryn
Automobile Club
Hershey
Pottstown
Auto Club
Lititz
Music Supervisor Named by Board in Lititz Schools
Joseph W. Sheckard, local voice teacher and Ithaca School of Music graduate, elected music supervisor succeeding James R. Grim who left for Glenolden. Board backs tax collection via school code clause to recover 1985 taxes of 35906 from employers. Coal bids opened. contract awarded to Long & Co. and W. H. Muth & Co. Routine business extended session late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Sheckard
Ithaca School of Music
Lititz
Mr. Sheckard
James R. Grim
Glenolden
T. Stevens Grosh
Mr. Grosh
Long & Co
W. H. Muth & Co
Waffles With Gravy Neidermyer Towered Over Puppr At Murrell Inn
SNOOPS notes a local column teasing Woodrow Neidermyer nicknamed Fop for eating more waffles with gravy than thirteen others at a Murrell Inn puppr. The piece jokes about heat at the theatre and a Union Picnic water fight, ending with a vague update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Neidermyer
Neidermyer
Murrell Inn
Sally” Wagaman
Lutz Pool Admits Young Children to Swim Program
Local notice states pool admission for eight years and under children and others at a reduced rate. Believed to be an advertisement for a community swim session at LUTZ pool.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies’ Bible Class
Trinity
Conestoga Transportation Company
Mastromatico
Edward
Patsy
Martha
Nick
Frances
Mary
Ida
Salvador
Michael
Vivian
Gilda
Mastromatteo
Leroy Bare
Harry Gingrich
Hassler Bakery
Joseph Sheckard
Snoops
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