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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1936
Page
2
Estate of A F Webber of Warwick Township has letters of administration granted. All debts must be paid immediately to the Farmers National Bank Lititz PA administrator. Claims against the estate should be presented for settlement to Joseph B Wissler Attorney.
Elizabeth Ament seeks divorce from Harry Ament. The subpoena directs Harry Ament to appear in Lancaster Pennsylvania before the Court of Common Pleas on August 17, 1938 at 10 a.m. to show cause why a divorce should not be granted.
Anna Pyle Curry files a diverse subpoena for the June term 1936 in the Court of Common Pleas at Lancaster Pennsylvania. The case lists Steven Curry and sets a return date starting Monday August 17 1936 at 10 o clock A M. The purpose is to show why they should not be divorced.
An alias subpoena for divorce commands Gertrude Kerner to appear in a Common Pleas court on a 1936 case against Andrew Kerner. The document directs Gertrude Kerner to show cause why the marriage should not be dissolved and mentions a Jane Term and No. 4 in the proceedings.
Cora M. Rodgers and Frederick L. Rodgers are named in a subpoena for divorce in the June Term 1936 of the Court of Common Pleas. The case is docketed No. 5 with proceedings set for 10 o'clock A M. at the Pennsylvania court.
William Hines of Baltimore reportedly fell asleep at the wheel and struck two telephone poles along Lititz Pike near Neffsville at 6:80 AM Friday. A passing motorist helped remove the unconscious driver from the wrecked truck and Hines was taken to Lancaster General Hospital for examination and discharge. Telephone service remained uninterrupted.
Store employees entertained at the Leed Cottage near Hopeland. The Ross Craft Co. of Baltimore owned the damaged truck, which was brought to the scene by Lancaster staff. Attendees included Ther Kunkle, Mildred Keys, Helen Shissler, Edythe Medsger, Rachel Rowan, Madeline Myers, Minnie Helm, Mary Abraham, Gladys Edwards, Florence Savage, Emma Barton, and Anna Mary Franck. Activities featured swimming, hiking, dancing, and card games.
A young American singer Suzy Trent flees London for Paris to escape an elusive past. On a crowded boat she recalls hardships from a penniless period in London, the unlikely aid of Terence Moore, and a budding partnership with him that might offer security and escape.
In a tense factory setting Lucy and Suzy navigate a marriage proposal and a looming danger. A suspicious late night break in leads to a murder, a fleeing suspect, and a twist ending with Lucy facing a moral crossroads and a Chance at a new life.
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