Lititz Schools End Year With 4216 Balance and 6000 Shortfall
The Lititz School closes its year July 1 with a balance of 4216.19, auditors report. Total receipts include last year’s balance 11474.38, 1932 taxes 38345.99, state appropriation 310,658.98, and other revenue 600.08, with a smaller cash on hand due to a 10 mill tax cut. Expenditures exceed 46,994.148 for salaries and instruction supplies, plus 6,168.09 for operation. Assets list school sites and equipment at 250,000. bonded debt stands at 56,500. Auditors: J. W. Brubaker, E. M. Habeker, C. B. Zariman.
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Lititz
Wlance
Marble Champ Gors Medal Presented at Lititz Rotary
George JCling of New Street received a three honor medal for winning the Lititz marble championship during Youth's Week and runner up in county finals at a Lititz Rotary Club meeting in the General Sutter Hotel. Prof. M C Demmy made the presentation.
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George Jcling
New Street
Lititz
Rotary Club
General Sutter Hotel
M. C. Demmy
George
FP. W. Stengel
A. S. Groff
H.W. Brebaker
Lancaster
Thomas Waddell
Philadelphia
Visilies
Wilt Open Series Of Dances At General Sutter
Al Gable and Its Orchestra composed of local musicians will open a Mid-Summer Dances series at General Sutter. The first dance is Saturday night at 2.89 o'clock with 20 cents admission. Public invited. dances held biweekly. Thursday at the pool promotion noted.
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al Gable
RECORD Again Offering Excellent Vacation Tours
The LITITZ RECORD and Reading Company announce two rail bus and ship tours to Boston and Montreal as Opportunity Iion trips. Boston trip departs August 5, price 30 dollars includes all expenses. Montreal five day tour July 29 to August 19, price 47.50 includes all expenses. Departures on Saturdays with return days, descriptive folders available at RECORD Office.
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Boston
Montreal
Lititz Record
Reading Company
Opportunity
Lancaster
Landis Valley
Truck Runs Wild On East Main Street
A Penn Dairies truck on East Main Street rolled free after the driver’s foot slipped from the brake. It jumped onto the sidewalk. stopped wedged between a tree and Dr. Hertz’s porch. A car owned by Dr. H. Walters was nearby. two children narrowly escaped injury as the truck halted three feet away.
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Penn Dairies, Inc
East Main Street
H. Walters
Rothsville
Three Flurt In Accident Injures Local Men On Road
Three local men N. M. Badorf Dr. B. E. McMullen and K. E. Witmyer were shaken up when Badorf’s machine was hit by a second car emerging from a lane toward Mr Joy. The car rolled over twice and was badly damaged but all occupants escaped with cuts and bruises.
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N. M. Badorf
B. E. McMullen
K. E. Witmyer
Badorf
Joy
Hillside Service Sunday at Rothsville Lutheran Church
Hillside service of the Young Peoples Council will be held Sunday evening at Rothsville Lutheran Church at 6 15. Cars will leave St Paul Lutheran Church at 6. The speaker will be Baard.
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Young Peoples Council
Rothsville Lutheran Church
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Baard
Ushers Association Picnic and Local Happenings
The Ushers Association of St. Pauls Lutheran Church plans its annual picnic next Thursday at Penryn Picnic Grove with baseball and games. Rev W Raymond Sammel of York will speak before supper. local pastors invited. Numerous local residents report moves, travels, and health notes, including weddings, convalescences, and summer visits.
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Ushers Association
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Penryn
W. Raymond Sammel
York
Meeting On Wheat Here On Wednesday
Local meetings to discuss the Agricultural Adjustment Act provisions and the county board elections begin next week in Lancaster County. The 18 community sessions are set for Wednesday the 26th at 9 A M in the Fire House. all farmers and interested residents are invited.
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Lancaster County
Personal notices of visits and trips across towns
Mrs Lydia Huber leaves for four weeks in Canada. Mrs Charles Murr and daughter Dolly visit local families. Miss Loretta Hershey drives to Chicago Worlds Fair. Mrs William Vath and daughter return from six weeks in Adirondacks. Bethlehem visitors at Morevian Home. Lively family hosts Greensboro guests. Har risburg visitors Eleanor Eshnawer and Margaret Sauders. Wiss Pouetts Hain spends time with Farlow family. James Keller visits Morrisburg relatives. Malcolm Mohler visits Lewistown grandmother. John F. visits World's Fair Chicago. Lizzie Hershey visits Souderton relatives. Ella Eshleman Janet Rudy weekend in Atlantic City. John Leed staying with Steffy family. Sallie Fass and others at Valley Forge. Betty Tess visits Lebanon grandparents. Musser hosts party at General Sutter Tobel.
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William Vath
Adirondacks
F.C. Levers
FP. L. Shimer
Frank Kleckner
Bethlehem
Alice Morrow
Eile Stocker
Morevian
L. L. Lively
Greensboro
N. C
J. ¥. Stoner
Eleanor Eshnawer
Harrisburg
Margaret Sauders
Margaret
E. Front Street
Wiss Pouetts Hain
Colebrook
Elwoor Farlow
James N. Keller
Morrisburg
Malcom Mohler
Lewistown
Julia Sturgis
John F.stey
Chicago
Lizzie Hershey
Merton Crouthamel
Souderton
Ella Eshleman
Janet Rudy
Atlantic City
John Leed
Steffy
Reamstown
Sallie Fass
Martha Thoma
Katie Smith
Valley Forge
Betty Tess
Lebanon
Johnnek
Musser
Lancaster
Sutter Tobel
Tobacco Growers Back Acreage Reduction Plan Endorsement
Sixty five Ware Township farmers at Lititz High School endorsed the acreage reduction plan for this year’s tobacco crop and await contracts for signatures. County contracts were distributed to five district committees Monday as township groups organized. In Manheim Township about 125 growers met in Neffsville with 8 elected committee members. Elizabeth and Clay Townships held joint meetings with 150 growers to form two five member committees each.
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Ware Township Farmery
Lititz High School
B. Bucher
Warwick Township
A. É. Bowberger
Melvin Ditzler
Diller Groff
H. H. Heshey
Aaron Martin
John B. Mills
Paul Hershey
Ira Longscher
Manheim Township
Neffsvyille
John M. Kreider
Harry G. Hess
Andrew Nissor
Clayton Royer
Daniel Buckwalter
Willis Esbenshade
John Peters
Enos Walter
David Buckwaller
Aislen Beagy
Naaman Herhey
Elizabeth
Clay
Poplar Grove
Brickeurville
Madison Dietrich
Isaac Seaman
Frank Diehm
N. H. Reifsneger
John Hollinger
Clay Township
David Zartman
Chaiman
Wayne Kline
Harry Stuber
Miken Eberly
Iva
Snake on Broad Street Alarm as Copperhead Found
On Tuesday evening a copperhead measuring about 15 inches was found on the pavement in front of Harry Long’s home on South Broad Street. Two girls screamed, Mr. Long killed the snake with a shovel, and the origin of the copperhead remains unknown.
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South Broad Street
Fron
Harry Long
Mr. Long
Free Day Draws Large Crowd at Lutz Pool
A large crowd of boys and girls enjoyed a Free Day at Lutz Pool on Friday thanks to Senator IL J Pierson. Poda ia Five Day is anticipated as another big crowd is expected.
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Lutz Pool
IL. J. Pierson
Podaia
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Champ Gors
Vutz Pool
Hillside
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Haster
Spruce Street
Carl Spacht
Spachis
Allentown
Spont
Spacht
Marguerite Burdig
Visi
Anna K. Brubaker
Chestnut Hill
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Chester Sharp
Emma Graul
Doris’ Furlow
Town
H. C. Seldomridge
N. Broad Street
Hershey-Leaman Ho
Gedar Street
Emma Grosh
Woodstock
Vermont Mountains
The
Reformed Church
Dorothy and
Roth Heisley
Camp Mensch Mills
Tuff’s Church
Berks County
Ueal
A. Virginia Grosh
Robert Fulton c. T. A
Mechanics Grove
Samuel Frederick
Muddy Creek
Arias Rollman
Albert Hernley
Richard and
Romaine
Circleville
Ohio
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Lydia Huber
Nelles Corners
Canada
Charles Murr
Dolly
Brown
Loretta Hershey
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