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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1937

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Radio Reveals New Sutter Tale From UC

A UC radio broadcast based on Erwin Gudde’s book on General John A. Sutter yields new details. An 85 year old Bakersfield resident, George A. Zellers, sends letters with further light on Sutter’s later life in Lititz and family ties near Reading.

John A. Sutter University of California The University Explorer Sutter Erwin G. Gudde George A. Zellers Bakersfield Calif Sacramento Valley Gudde Lititz Zellers

Little Theatre Opens With May Day Pageant

The Little Theatre at 812 S Cedar opened Friday night under August Fleck Jr. The feature was a May Day celebration with Queen Kathryn Helman and King Richard Fleckenstein, attendants Elizabeth Zintz and Patsy Foltz, and fairy Phyllis Lauver among the cast. Queen wore sky blue satin and orange blossoms. King wore orchid. The next program is planned for later this month.

S. Cedar August Flecksein, Jr Y Queen Kathryn Helmanig Richard Fleckenstein Yald Mohler Elizabeth Zintz Dys Kauffman Lorraine Felker Sy Ann Landis Patsy Foltz Bobby Eberly Phyllis Lauver Atendants

Entertains Club Members at Snavely Bungalow

Miss Mary Snavely hosted the Happy-Go-Lucky-8 Club at her Snavely Bungalow on Tuesday and Wednesday. Attending were Betty Gonder, Geraldine Garman, Jean Badorf, Betty Herr, Phyllis Breneman, Kathryn Hammer, and Mary Snavely. Chaperones were Dorothy Moyer and Kathryn Gantz.

Mary Snavely Snavely Bungalow Betty Gonder Geraldine Garman Jean Badorf Betty Herr Phyllis Breneman Kathryn Hammer Dorothy Moyer Kathryn Gantz

Quakertown Man Buys Girvin Greenhouse

Clyde Hendricks of Quakertown purchased the Girvin Greenhouse and assumed possession on June 1. He and his wife will move to Lititz on July 1. both families have greenhouse backgrounds and strong business knowledge.

Quakertown Girvin Clyde Hendricks Mrs. Hendricks Lititz

Peonies In Bloom At Dr. L N Moyer Garden

The yard at Dr. L N Moyers on B Main Street shows thousands of blooming peonies with 154 varieties, including several of the newest additions to his collection.

Local garage hires new mechanics and opens shop

Harold Weidman opens an automobile repair shop at Jerry K. Adams Garage in N. Cedar Street and Lincoln Avenue. Frank Moore moves from Wolf's Garage to R. R. Grayhill's repair shop. Edward Mowery joins Wolff's Garage staff.

Harold Weidman Jerry K. Adams N. Cedar St Lincoln Ave Frank Moore Wolf R. R. Grayhill Edward Mowery Wolff

Goat Hero Receives Saanen Doe Addition in Topeka Shipment

Mrs. Albert Christener of North Broad Street added pure bred Saanen does from Topeka Kansas to her herd. She is rapidly building a foundation group of pure bred Saanens, regarded as outstanding in this part of the state.

Albert Christener N. Broad St Topeka Kansas Christener

Texas muralist visits Clarkshoro pair

Mr and Mrs Ted Cunningham of Clarkshoro New Jersey hosted by Mr and Mrs Albert Christener. Cunningham a noted painter born in Texas whose murals grace the Texas State Capitol. Christeners’ son Albert Jr met the Cunninghams in Paris during his European trip.

Ted Cunningham Clarkshoro N. J Albert Christener Cunningham Texas Christener Albert, Jr Cunninghams Paris Europe

Lititz Library Adds Books and Members in May

The Lititz Library purchased 36 new books with some arriving and shelved. In May circulation reached 508 while 42 books were added, bringing the total to 1700. Ten new members were added to the rolls.

Lititz Thirten

Mrs Wilbur Light Dies After Pneumonia Illness

Mrs J Wilbur Light, 35, of Warren Pennsylvania died in a Warren hospital Monday after a short illness from pneumonia. A native of Philadelphia she was married to a son of Rev J C H Light of town. Funeral services will be held this afternoon in Philadelphia.

J. Wilbur Light Warren Philadelphia J. C. H. Light

Decoration of graves by Odd Fellows lodge

Harry Workman led the commute from the local Lodge of Odd Fellows to decorate graves of departed members in cemeteries at Lititz Manheim Hess Lexington and Brickerville Monday. Twenty five Lititz Order members attended a Lancaster meeting where Grand Lodge officials paid an official visit Friday night.

Harry Workman Lodge of Odd Fellows Lititz Manheim Hess Lexington Brickerville Lancaster Grand Lodge

Visit of Mr and Mrs Murphy and Miss McMahon

Mr and Mrs Joseph Murphy and their son Paul travel with Miss Margaret Mc Mahon of Niagara Falls to visit Mrs Mary Dengate in Lititz.

Joseph Murphy Paul Margaret McMahon Niagara Falls Mary Dengate

Guess Who This Week will be the Last One ob

This week’s Guess Who drawing by Bob Lutz portrays a gentleman whose name appears in a small advertisement within this issue. Readers must guess the person, with the answer checked in fall when Bob resumes drawings. Last week featured Squire A. M. Shissler of North Cedar Street.

Lutz Robert Bob Liita Squire A. M. Shissler North Cedar Street

Rotary talks highlight Lititz meeting extends welcome

Lititz Rotary Club held a Tuesday evening program at the General Sutter Hotel featuring talks by W H Muth M D Yoder Elmer Beck and Henry B Gibbes. Two new members Harry Gorton and Graybill D Bitzer were admitted. Visitors included Jesse Jones of Lancaster and E H Jones formerly of West Virginia near Bricker ville.

W. H. Muth M. H. Yoder Elmer Beck Henry B. Gibbes Lititz

Linden Hall Horse Show Faces Discontinuation

The Linden Hall 8th horse show held Monday may be the last on campus due to too many local shows and declining interest, with campus damage cited and May Day events likely scaled back next year. Charlotte Nicholson of Steubenville was May Queen. Margarita Beck led Linden Hall classes while Don Byrne won the first open jumping class for Senator Pierson.

Linden Hall Linden Wall Charlotte Nicholson Steubenville, Ohio Margaret Longenecker Town Margarita Beck Lancaster H. J. Pierson Don Byrne Senator Pierson Barney McDevitt Paul Badorf Miss Beck Sammy M. H. Yoder Norman Badorff Billy Barbara Bechtel

Y P Council To Hold Meeting And Hike In Area

The Young People’s Council of District 9 plans its 18th anniversary meeting Monday evening at St Paul’s Lutheran Church at 8. Betty Martin will lead the social hour. Saturday the council joins Lancaster County Y P Council for a hike and picnic at Prof Charles Spotts summer home near Bowmansville meeting at 1 30 with hillside service by District 9.

Young People’s Council of District 9 St. Paul's Lutheran Church Betty Martin Lancaster County Young People’s Council Charles Spotts Bowmansville

Newcomer Baby Born at Lancaster General Hospital

Mr. and Mrs. John Newcomer announce the birth of a son at Lancaster General Hospital on Tuesday. The mother is Ruth Shank before marriage.

John Newcomer Lancaster General Hospital

Bible Schools Open Monday Across Several Churches

Vacation Bible Schools will open Monday in the Lutheran Moravian United Brethren and Brethren Churches. The Evangelical Church school will start on June 14.

Lutheran Moravian United Brethren Brethren ‘Churches School of the Evangelical Church

Legion Meets Tonight at Garden Spot Post 56

The June meeting of Garden Spot Post 56 American Legion is set for this evening at the Post Home on South Broad Street. A sale offers 19 cent purchases with an 8 cent pool ticket. LUTZ delivers by phone 9181 W.

Garden Spot Post American Legion Post S. Broad St

Local Gossip: Birds Steal Robins Shoes and Porch Strings

Mrs. Amos Longenecker finds two missing bird songs and one nest in a Douple yard tree while robins lift chair cover strings on the Longeneckers porch. Lowell Reidenbaugh dislocates a shoulder after a stair mishap and a street bump briefly sets it right on Gedar Street. The day temps soar to 100 in shade as Mrs. Emory Wagner plans a cooler week off.

Amos Longenecker Robins Longenecker Lowell Reidenbaugh Harry Reidenbaugh Gedar Street Lowell Emory Wagner E. Orange Street Trimmer’s

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