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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
2
Lancaster plant alterations costing under ten thousand dollars remodel the third floor into a full steel wood and brick floor with special refrigeration to maintain cool candy production in hot summers.
Local social notes list numerous Sunday and weekend visits among families in Manheim Round Top Landis Valley Neffsville and Lititz. Guests include Abram and Pauline Bruckhart Paul Dichm J Grumbling Katie Landis J M Bomberger Geo Rinehard Raymond Galebach Abram Kurtz Isaac Bachman and Edith Esther Brubaker among others.
The report lists neighbors visiting and dining with residents around Manheim and Lititz. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. David Ball, Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Brubaker, Miss Kathryn Brubaker, Isaac and Rufus Brubaker, Irvin Smith, Dorothy Heagy, Adam Smith, Rufus Heisey, Lois Diehm, Meda Koehler, Mary and Esther Long, Elmer Hess and family, Ephraim Hershey, Earl Hess and son, Samuel Yorum, Christ Risser, Louis Eberly, Lulu Longenecker, David Eberly, Alice Mille, Henry Thershey, Harry Erb, and I. B. Koehler.
A list of summer picnics and family reunions scheduled at Springs Park includes Stauffer Leed Ecenrode Sweigart Covenant U B Sunday School Lancaster and Akron gatherings, Christ Lutheran Keller Lititz Union St John’s Reliance and numerous family reunions from June through September with dates and hosting families. The calendar shows frequent events from June 4 through September 5, featuring many Lancaster area groups and churches.
Lexington residents and neighbors frequented each other in a string of visits. Galen Balmer and family hosted the Klein e household in Brunnerville while Pauline Carpenter and Mir iem Grube spent time with Mull and Spangler families. Various calls and Sunday gatherings occurred at Balmer Mease Getz and Hilton homes, with several engagements noted around Manheim and Doner’s Mennonite Church near Annville.
Sunday gatherings and visits mark a busy weekend in Lititz Manheim Roseville and nearby areas with multiple households hosting friends and relatives Esther Markley Miriam Grube and Miriam Grube attended events while Jacob Holsinger and others hosted guests at homes in Lititz Manheim and Eberly in Indiana town area over the weekend and Sunday church services were held at Newtown U B Church Addison Mosley attended services with family members and guests visiting various households across the region.
The Senior class held a Baccalaureate service at Manheim Township High School with program elements including piano, invocation by Rev. Ira D. Lands, vocal duet by Mr. Sneath and Mr. Baughey, sermon by Rev. S. W. Kauffman, hymns, and benediction by Rev. 3. W. Myers. Class Day exercises were scheduled for that evening and Commencement for tomorrow. The American Legion conducted a memorial program at the Neffsville Monument honoring fallen soldiers.
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Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shindel of Lancaster and Mrs. Walter Frey plus Jess Keller of New York, calling at the Kreiders and Reidenbaugh households. Other pairs, including Elmer Reidenbaughs with H R Reidenbaugh and families, spent Sunday with local residents Bradley and Frey, and Holinger parties visited in Lebanon and Mifhrata area locales.
A Kansas Gazette report quotes a scientist asserting evolution was difficult and that humans diverged from primitivism with a metaphorical wrench. The piece frames the idea with a playful reference to a monkey wrench as a symbol of the wrenching change.
A detective notes that even the most skilled thief faces a heart breaking arc. The London humorist comments on crime, fate, and the thin line between cleverness and downfall as a life in theft unfolds.
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