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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1933

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1932 91 P C School Tax Collected

The Lititza School Board reported $58 321 99 collected from the 1932 tax duplicate of 841 891 259 after T Stevens Grosh presented figures. Delinquents totaled 3 081 30, about $150 more than last year. Grosh was renamed collector. the 1933 duplicate of 36 094 69 will be delivered after bond. The board voted to pay his commission, penalties, and bond costs about 180 yearly. Miss N Evelyn Brinser was chosen commercial teacher. W G Eshleman to paint exterior woodwork. repairs to floors under prep for sanitation. contracts signed. enumeration to begin. balance of 6 003 46 reported.

Lititza T. Stevens Grosh Grosh Tait N. Evelyn Brinser Middletown Susquehanna University W. G. Eshleman M. ©. Demimy

Bible School Opens at Church of the Brethren

The Daily Vacation Bible School of the Church of the Brethren opened Monday and runs through Friday June 30 with a program at 7:39 P.M. Rev John Hershey and Mrs John Mohler lead the committee with Miss Hdna Mohler assisting. Florence Gibbel directs worship, Margare Grumbine serves as secretary, and Doner Brenner leads songs.

Church of the Brethren John Hershey John Mohler Hdna Mohler Florence Gibbel

Store Opening Tonight at Sharp's on Broad Street

Sharp's Store at 201 N Broad St reopens after rearrangement and modernization. Owner GB L Sharp announces tonight's opening with free samples from Riley Lausec and his Red Boys. Advertised as having big doings in prospect as the two-year-old business enters a new era.

Sharp N. Broad St Riley Lausec Big Doings GB. L. Sharp

Lorraine Habecker Weds F Earl Landis in Garden Ceremony

The marriage of Miss Lorraine S Habecker of East Main Street Mo and Mrs E Habecker to F Earl Landis son of Mr and Mrs Walter B Landis of Neffaville took place at 10 am in Kog Brubaker garden North Broad St. Rev J Harold Mumper and Rev C E Rice officiated. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Dorothy S Habecker in blue net with a white gown and bouquet, best man Dr Samuel Hauck, ushers and a quintet of musicians. An informal reception followed, with breakfast at the bride’s home and a wedding trip to conclude the celebration.

Lorraine S. Habecker E. &. Habecker East Main Street F. Earl Landis Walter B. Landis Neffaville Kog Brubaker Dorothy S. Habecker

Haefner Seaber Couple Wed at St James Church

Miss Kathryn Seaber daughter of Mrs Josephine Seaber Water St and Leon Haefner Lancaster were married this morning at St James Catholic Church Front and Water Streets The bridegroom was best man and Russel Seaber and Joseph Haefner were ushers Following a wedding brunch at the bride home the couple will tour then reside in Lancaster Haefner works with his father while Mrs Haefner a Lititz High School graduate and St Josephs Hospital trained nurse.

Kathryn Seaber Josephine Seaber Water St Leon Haefner Lancaster St. James Catholic Church Front Water Streets Tlaefner Seaber Byeather Paul Russel Seaber Joseph Haefner Haefner Lititz High School Nurge St. Joseph’s Hospital, Lancaster Moravian Sunday School Young People’s Council Dorothy Jenkins Thio Camp Peter Boraugh N. A H. IL. Beck Camp Sunapee N. H Bernard Byron K. Horna Moravian Preparatory Schoo Couch Chicago Green Bay Wisconsin Wisconsin City Martha Huebener Woburn Mass

New Fireworks and Indian Shows For Fourth Here

Lititz plans a grand Fourth of July celebration with two Indian shows. Harry Gorton says new fireworks will outdo prior displays. The Indian troupe arrives Sunday and performs Monday and Tuesday July 3 and 4. Monday’s show starts at 10 o’clock daylight time with 10 cent children and 15 cent adults admission. Two distinct shows will run the two nights and a full program of entertainment is expected for all.

Lititz Harry Gorton

Sweigert Reunion Set For Saturday In Springs Park

The annual Sweigert Maniiy reunion will be held Saturday afternoon in Springs Park starting at 2. Members of the Tam and the public are invited. Family members will bring basket lunches and a program by the Berks County Branch includes songs, prayers, addresses, a memorial service, a playlet, and gift presentations led by Phares Sweigart and others from Mohnton Reading and Berks County Junior groups.

Sweigert Springs Park Rhoda Frances Sweigart Reading Lilan Sweigart Mohnton Charles Kohl Anna Sweiga Berks County Mell Hart Town Young Falls Phares Sweigart

Two Cent Postage Back for Local Letters

Postmaster Paul M. Seaben announces a return to the two cent rate for first class letters addressed in neat addresses mailed at the oval office. The rate applies to local delivery in Lititz and five rural routes, while out of town letters require three cents. The move follows a prior three cent increase and aims to restore revenue.

Paul M. Seaben Lititz

Interest in Legion Twilight League Grows Amid Thrills

Baseball crowds swell as teams showcase names and strong play. Post sponsors four teams with uniforms bats and field prep costing hundreds. less than half the funds paid. Only modest support sought to sustain this recreation league through summer into next year. Schedule notes Red Sox versus Giants and Browns against Yankees with upcoming doubleheaders and updated standings.

Warure Legion Post Red Sox Giants Browns Yanks

Lutz Poge offers seasonable goods at Harris & Co store

A timely notice from JS Harris and Co invites shoppers to visit their store for seasonable merchandise including ladies dresses shoes hosiery and undergarments and gents furnishings clothing and shoes at comparable prices. The ad urges customers to shop there today.

JS. Harris & CO

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P.C Bible School Landis—Habecker Samuel Hauck Harry MM. Book Millewayville Harry Bauhey Nettsville Frank H. Longenecker Town Puzant Rarsumian Sos Wm. Diller Condh Tevnest Baker Jerhart Witte Immedi Haefner—Seaber Ladies’ Aid Society of the United Brethren Church Eimer Miller Lutz Billy Lancaster Automobie Club Reinholds O'Clark Schniwel Bank Anna Nagle Lancaster Gen Hospital Wen Lutz Poge Adv
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