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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
4
Excavation for the Moravian Church proceeds with 18 workers on site. The 134 by 55 foot area cleared except NW corner as large lime stones are blasted and removed. A new cellar under the rear of the Sunday School Chapel is dug with rock delaying work.
The Young People's Department of the Middle Creek Brethren Church hosted the Litihz Y F on Tuesday evening. Participants included Mi Amanda Merly Ruth Lisky Dorothy Freema Grpha Mary Byler Jane Wil ter and John James and EL Buyler with Margaret Miler in charge.
Townspeople pack Gretna Theatre for opening week by A. E. Scott players led by Mr Gretna. The Tuesday audience exceeds 25 Litivz, the largest for the week, as observers praise the first show. Next week brings the Broadway style comedy Goodbye Again.
Harry B. Adams of town was acquitted Friday morning of driving while intoxicated. A sealed verdict was returned before Madge Schaeffer as the court opened. Costs were charged to the county. Adams had gone on trial late Thursday afternoon. Police testimony cited Adams as intoxicated after a collision with a truck driven by Guy B. Jones of Lancaster on May 8 near Ephrata. Jones and passenger Howard L. Evans of Lititz supported Adams’s claim that Jones forced him to the roadside, making collision unavoidable.
Prices listed for Vlake Soda Crackers 2-16 box 23 cents Maxwell House Coffee 29 cents per pound Th. Yost Bran Flakes 19 cents per box Cream Cheese 19 cents per pound Pages 17 cents.
The Women's Missionary Society of St Luke's Reformed Church held its monthly meeting at president Mrs. F. 3. Bremer's home near Brickerville on Tuesday evening. The program included prayer, hymn, scripture reading, and music. Members discussed Roadbuilding as a mission topic, with several names noted as participants. offerings supported Christian labor among North American Indians, Eastern Nations, South American equals, and foreign immigrants. After adjournment, attendees enjoyed a luncheon hosted by the hostess.
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