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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1934

Page

8

Litity High plans issue of Literary Quarterly and Pretzlette

Dorothy Evans fractured her left leg in a fall at a junior high game with Dr J L Hertz attending. The Literary Quarterly from Litita High School and the Pretzlette issue three are set to appear in March. Dorothy Freeman returns from Barreville to rejoin the senior class. About 75 Litity High students danced to Jam Mathers and His Dukes of Rhythm Saturday at General Sutter.

Misa Dorothy Evans J. L. Hertz Literary Quarterly Litita High School Dorothy Freeman Barreville Litits Iigh Pretzelette Litity High School Jam Mathers Dukes of Rythm Sutter

Former local Lad Killed In Lancaster Sled Accident

Albert L. Hub 15, son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Byle, formerly from town, died Tuesday after his sled slid under a car near Lancaster. Driver F N Sheibahn of Lancaster R D 3 could not avoid the boy. He died at General Hospital. Survived by parents two sisters and three brothers Ruth William and Betty. Funeral tomorrow at 2 from Tate home with Cedar Lawn burial. Beck Bros funeral directors.

Albert L. Hub Jerry Byle Town Lancaster Albert F. N. Sheibahn R. PD. 3 Sherbahn General Hospital Tie Ruth Wiliam Betty Tate Cedar Lawn Beck Bros

Moravian Gemeinhaus School Origins in 18th Century

Donated land by George Klein formed the Gemeinhaus on East Main Street. Cornerstone laid March 29 1748. Warwick Gemeinhaus served as a school from May 1748 with Rev. Leonard Schnell and Rev. Reinhard Romer as early teachers. Teachers included Romer, Nixdorf, Schlegel, Zahm, and others through 1756 with ministers likely continuing later.

George Klein Myberg Neibert Levi Rudy East Main Street Leonard Schnell Schnell Reinhard Ronner Bethlehem Reinhard Romer Elizabeth Romer George Susan Nixdorf Frederick Barbara Schlegel Michael and Regina Zahm

Linden Hall Triumphs In One-Point Thriller Over Shippen

Linden Hall edged Shippen School 47 to 36 as Anne Elizabeth Welant sank a late foul shot at the final whistle on the Liita floor. Shippen tied the game at 36 before Welant, Linden Hall acting captain, calmly converted to seal the win.

Anne Elizabeth Welant Linden Hall Shippen Liita Miss Weiant

Hold Workers Conference At St Pauls Lutheran Sunday School

During the regular monthly Workers Conference in the main Sunday School room a long discussion on creating more space for growing classes occurred. Substitute teachers Mrs Mary Longenecker Miss Mary Kopp and Anna Steffy were accepted for the Intermediate department. A future church and Sunday School room cleaning period was set before Easter God. Superintendent B M Leaman will announce the committee. Attendance awards for perfect attendance were voted to be discontinued.

Workers’ Conference St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School Frank Longeneckar Mary Kopp M Anna Steffy B. M .Leaman Mary Longenecker James Shhaeffer

20 BELOW ZERO Continued Weather Notes From Local School Districts

Weather notes continue as Rothsville schools face bus delays due to impassable roads while groundhog lore holds two more weeks of winter. Lowell Thomas has written to the groundhog lodge apologizing for mocking the prognosticator, now expressing belief in the animal’s forecast. Spring is hoped to arrive in three weeks.

Lowell Thomas Groundhogs

A Treat From Victorian Days By Jane Rogers

Jane Rogers presents a reflective piece recalling Victorian era customs and practical crafts. The column contrasts etiquette, home life, and daily routines with modern sensibilities, using vivid period detail and gentle nostalgia.

Notice for custom hatch ing prices at 359 N Broad St

Isaac B. Graybill advertises reasonable prices for custom hatching at 359 North Broad Street. Contact phone 4128-3 for details and availability.

N. Broad St Isaac B. Graybill

Thanks for sympathy prayers and support after loss

A heartfelt thanks expresses gratitude to Post 456 American Legion Post 56 the Primary Department Sun day School class of the Evangelical Church Kissingers Bakery and other neighbors and groups for kindness flowers and messages during illness and death of our husband and father from the family

Post 456 American Son Cluss Evangelical Church Kissinger's Bakery American Legion Post 56

Public sale of real estate and goods in Lititz

A public sale is held on Saturday March 10 at 1 PM on premises at 3108 Cedar Street Lititz by Owen Hershey and Elam 3B Hollinger dealers of Emma B Hollinger deceased. The sale covers real estate and household goods.

Rothsville Lemon Koehler Susan Whitmyer N. St. Tatiie R. Whitmyer Cedar St Lititz Owen Hershey Elam Hollinger Emma B. Hollinger

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