Borough Tax Ledger Shows Unpaid Balance and Valuation Rise
Wax Collector T. S. Grosh reported 820.45 dollars unpaid from the borough tax out of 915.41, with total paid 18,623.96 and exonerations 468. Delinquent 820.45 and the 1952 duplicate of 15,141.54 were turned over due to a lower rate. Lititz property valuation rose to 435,298 from 2,484,068 last year, while water rents collected reached 6,468.42 of 7,209.327 billed since June 1. Council members Rudy Pfautz Snyder Kling Koch and Burgess Brennemen attended with Secretary Unhecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Grosh
Grosh
Lititz
Miller
Rudy, Pfautz
Snyder, Kling and Koch
Presen
Burgess Brennemen
Unhecker
Senator Pierson Hosts Gen Shannon Birthday Party
State Senator Pierson entertained Gen Shannon on his birthday at Piersons log cabin RD 4 Prominent Lancaster and Lebanon leaders attended including Judge Henry, Judges Atlee and Schaeffer, Congressman Rose, Senator Hom B Apple and many party members A birthday cake was presented to the future governor by Patty Brown granddaughter of Piersons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. J. Pierson
E. C. Shannon
Mr. Pierson
Lancaster and
Lebanon Counties
Patty Brown
Donald J. Brown
Lancaster
Pierson
Shannon
Henry
Lebanon
Atlee and Schaeffer
J. Rose
King
J. G. Hom- B. Apple
Sect of Health
John K. R. Schropp
A. Harry Ehrea
Dr. Ei
KK. Cooper
N. M. Badorf
A. &. Pierson
Indian Tribe Plans Grand Fourth of July Show
Tutila hosts a very different Fourth with two morning and afternoon baseball games and an added attraction by Chief Lite Gorm Plantes and the Indians. They arrive Sunday and camp in the Park, offering riding dancing and shooting demonstrations to illustrate traditional life. Monday night show begins at 6 o'clock with 15 cents for adults and 10 cents for children admission. Park admission set at 26 cents for adults and 5 cents for children.
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Tutila
Randy
Lili
Kellex's Bakery Joins Reading Bread Line
Kellex's Bakery on Spruce Street announces it will carry Water Bakery of Reading bread and cakes in its own line. Venders from Reading visited town offering samples as customers question Keller's hidden baking. Keller now adds Maier Red-fe cakes and upcoming slicing machine for self bread in sheet packages. Orders and delivery via phone or Keller wagons continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuller
Spruce Street
Water Bakery
Reading
A. R. Keller
Keller
Maier
Church Delays Building Contract Award for Brethren Church
The deal for the Cow Sharen building of the Wii Brethren Congregation is delayed after bids arrived Thursday. Reported bids are higher than expected and officials are reviewing details. Work on the excavation continues with blasting of rocks for the foundation while subs let contracts remain undecided.
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Wii Brethren
Banks Declare Semiannual Dividends Soon
Two local banks announced regular semiannual dividends for stockholders. Taners National Bank declared 5 percent, payable July 1, with checks to shareholders. Likile Springs National Bank declared 6 56 percent, payable July 1, with government tax deduction starting June 16.
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Taners National Bank Board of Directors
Likile Springs National Bank Board of Directors
Fillside Service Sunday at Emanuel Lutheran Brickerville
The second Wilside service of the season under Young People's Council District 9 Lancaster County Sunday School Assn is set for Sunday evening on Emanuel Lutheran Church lawn Brickerville. Speaker Mar Rass and leader Miss Dorothy Heisley will guide the event with transport from St Pauls Lutheran Church by 6 o clock for a 4 15 start. A good crowd attended the first service at Kissel Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Council
Lancaster County
Fast Colored Soft Ball Teams Clash Tonight in Lancaster
One of Lancaster's fastest colored soft ball teams will meet the Tatitz Ho-Downs at Luts diamond on Front and Locust Streets tonight at 7 o'clock. The game is expected to draw a large crowd and should be a good one.
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Lancaster
Luts Diamond
Locust Streets
Stores Closed Tuesday Observes Holiday Hours
Lititz stores will be closed Tuesday due to a holiday and will reopen Monday. Banks will also be closed Tuesday while Post Office hours reflect the holiday observance.
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Lititz
Harris' Family Outfitters Fourth Sale Ad
Prepare for the Fourth with Harris' complete stock of seasonable merchandise priced to sell at pre-inflation prices. Outfit the entire family with tailed apparel and footwear from Mam Tread Ta Foot Lititz.
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Harris
Starris & CO
Program Of Egents of Baseball Yanks Versus Led Sax
A fragmented schedule lists a baseball program with teams Yanks and Led Sax. It mentions Giants eight and Indian Tribe show eight point forty in the evening. Candie Lighting and Fireworks appear as events or sponsors in the lineup. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or venues.
Local Briefs Recap of Market and Town Notices
There will be market activities Monday evening at Luiz Market with about 41 stock entering late afternoon. A women’s sale near Twelook in Luis Heil drew a large crowd at the first event two weeks ago. Several local residents, physicians and notable townspeople were mentioned in recent social and church notices.
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Luiz Market
Tousewives
Twelook
Luis Heil
Llemsy
Navely
Jacob Bomberger
Tanala Avenue
Benzy Nauss
Zion Tome
Ernest Buckman
Wilkes- Rbarte
Millersville
Clarence Shock
Joy
Buckwen Wags
J. L. Hertz
University of Pamneylvania
Delphia
John Niles
Kendale
Virginia Grosh
Christ W. Verger
Philadelphia
Amos Dietrich
Paul Ti. Rombargur
Good Roads Committee
Lancaster Automobile Chi
J. P. Donpsdorf
Trinity E. G. Church
Eddward L. Brown
Kathryn A. Grumbling
Margaret Longenecker
Missy Dorothy Hess
Lancaster
Dentist Charles A. Landis Jr. Improves After Surgery
Pr Charles A Landis Jr East Main Street Dentist undergoes appendectomy and op notes indicate he is improving rapidly. He expects to be in his office July 8 but will likely not resume for three to four weeks at Lancaster General Hospital.
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Charles A. Landis, Jr
East Main Street
Lancaster General Hospital
Ball League Half Drawing To Close In Twilight Baseball
The league race tightens as half schedule ends Friday night if weather holds. Red Sox lead over Giants and Yanks with Browns far behind. each team plays remaining games against others before the July schedule ends. Shenk Bros Lancaster offers a cap to the season winner engraved with the team name to be kept at the Legion Home. Standings updated to date include last night’s results.
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Red Sox
Giants
Gianta
Yanks
Browns
Ried Sox
Shhenk Bros
Lancaster Sporting Goods
Cnp
Legion
Lo Dale
Speaks On Railroads At Rotary Club Meeting
Harry B. Baughey of Neffsville spoke to the Liita Rotary Club on the growth of the Pennsylvania Railroad with photos from his railroad history collection. Dr. F W Stengel reviewed the year, reports were given, and new officers will take charge next Wednesday July 5. One visitor, Dr. Behwarze of Bethlenem, attended. Five centsoday at Lulz Pool Community Sxie in Lats Hall tonight.
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Harry B. Baughey
Neffsville
Liita Rotary Club
Ponawania
F. W. Stengel
Behwarze
Bethlenem
Lulz Pool
Sxie
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Council
Weill
Senator Pierson
Gen. Shannon
Kellex’s Bakery
Reading Bread
Church del
Churen Wood
Egents
Led Sax
Undergoes Opera
Wwth
P.O. Red Sox
Glan Amiy
Bro Seins
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