Cadets Plan Radio Concert in Lancaster County
Lancaster County residents heard the Cadet band on W GAL Lancaster on Monday evening. The director John Keehn noted the broadcast was well received and a repeat airing is being considered. The band, aging, is preparing for a concert next Thursday in the High School auditorium with solos saxophone quintet trumpet trombone quartet and instrumental numbers from Rose Marie The Hunting Scene and standard overtures. Guest artist Reg Kehoe and his girl yarimba band will join the program featuring classic and popular tunes. Ticket demand is strong as funds support the organization.
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Lancaste County
Wgal
Lancaster
John Keehn
Slumbeing 3d
Ste “Andil Cherus
Thirty three Attend Meeting of Y P M Missionary Society
The Young People's Missionary Society of the Evangelical Congregational Church met at the home of Mrs. Zell on Lincoln Avenue Monday evening with 88 in attendance. Mrs. Pfautz led the meeting, read scripture, and a reading was given by Mrs. Hershey. Topics included Physicians and Nurses from A Cloud of Witnesses, with several mission notes and a short business session. A bridal shower for Miss G was announced. next meeting to be at Mrs. Pfautz home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Congregatonal Church
Tes
William “Zell
Lincoln Avenue
W. M. Pfautsad
Scmpire
Winning numbers in two town contests named
Winning numbers announced this week by merchants show 312 tied to a March calendar contest by Long the Cleaner awarding a $2.50 cleaning item free. A second draw by Lititz Savings Garage for W W E Hickman yielded a new automobile tire as a prize. Hickman held 781 slips from purchases there for a tire prize.
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Long
W.W. E. Hickman
Lititzvings Garage
Hickman
Visit At Mt. Joy Vicinity Guests Mark 81st Birthday
Mt Joy area residents gathered Saturday at the home of Lewis Sillers to honor an 81 year old guest. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Elmer Frederick of Lititz Mr and Mrs Samuel Igh of Lititz R D 4 Mr and Mrs Charles McCaskey Preston Kilgore Albert Voight and son Dick of Lancaster Mr and Mrs Walter Shean of Elizabethtown and George Sillers of Mt Joy.
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Incaster
Walter Shean
Elizabethtown
George Sillers
Mt. Joy
Birthday party for teacher marks fourth year
Fourth birthday celebration held Saturday for Stengel with a party honoring Mrs. K Lockhart and Kin A delightful surprise included dramatizations by nursery children. A separate note announces Fhiddener & Mabecker hosting their annual sale of stocks and bonds on Saturday night March 14 with stocks to be sold by March 1931.
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Stengel
K. Lockhart
Fhiddener & Mabecker
Lititz area notices name administrators and community events
Local items report H H Heagy named administrator in the Cyrus B Kauffman estate. Bomberger began tobacco packing as prices stay low. The Young People's Council District B halts its meeting with a guest speaker. Community updates include banquets, farm bureau events, local real estate changes, and church activities. A Lititz Rotary Club talk on railroad equipment is noted along with school and youth happenings and a health center report.
County Handles Big Sum of Money During Last Year
County Controller Caroline S. Eby explains that Lancaster County’s 1930 operations doubled the prior year due to higher money handling, not a higher tax rate. The increase stems from county share in the Columbia inter-county bridge project, plus more highway and bridge spending and welfare work, while fees and fines rose only modestly to 106,165.72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Caroline S. Eby
Lancaster
Columbia
Pastor Called to York Pastorate in Lutheran Church
Rev. W. R. Sammel, pastor of Rt. Taul’s Lutheran Church, has not yet decided on the call to become pastor of Zion Evangelical Church in York. Sammel was unanimously elected by York Church at a Thursday meeting. formal action by the church council is expected this week. The Zion church has been without a pastor since last September when Rev. G. Albert Getty left. The church is a prominent congregation in York.
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W. R. Sammel
Rt.Taul
Zion Evangelical Church
York
Samuel
Church Council
Western
State
G. Albert Getty
UW Heath
Static Club Meeting At Edith Hornberger Home
Static Club held its biaaanthir meeting Tuesday evening at Miss Edith Hornberger’s Secon Avenue home. Attendees included Mses Seaber Grace Hackman Flora Lureher Eve Seaber Luella Fry Edith Hornberger Viele Schmuck Beatrice Keener Esther Mc Creary. Cattle were played and refreshments served by the hostess. Next meeting planned at Mrs Ruth Keath Feant Street.
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Edith Hornberger
Secon Avenue
Mse Seaber
Grace Hackman
Flora Lureher
Eve Seaber
Luella Fry
Viele Schmuck
Beatrice Keener
Esther McCreary
Ruth Keath
Feant Street
Lenten Musical Sunday at St. Pauls Lutheran Church
The St. Pauls Lutheran Church choir presents a Lenten musical Sunday at 7 p.m. in the ark. An organ prelude and a sequence of anthems, solos, and duets feature Maurice Ganger, Clifford Helter, Mrs. Roy Weaver, Carl Risser, Mrs. Norman Brubaker, and Mrs. W. R. Lammer. Mrs. T. T. Bussinger is the organist.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
the Ark
Goa
Jesus of Nazareth
Maurice Gangner
Roy M. Weaver
Carl B. Risser
Women Roll Bandages For Leper Hospital Aid
Members of the Woman's Missionary Society at St. Paul's Lutheran Church finish bandage voting for the Leper Hospital at Surinan 8 A. M. this afternoon in the church basement. More than 300 bandages have already been rolled and ready for delivery.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Surinan
Meet This Evening by The Ladies Auxiliary to Fire Company
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Fire Company will meet in the Council Chamber this evening at 7 30 o clock.
Stephen A Habousch to Speak at Moravian Church Event
Stephen A Habousch a native Galilean shepherd will deliver an address on the 28th Psalm at the Moravian Church on Sunday morning at 10 30. He will speak at Lititz High School to noon and Monday evening lecture titled Jerusalem and the East will be given in the High School auditorium with colored slides and costumes.
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Stephen A. Habousch
Lititz High School
Jerusalem
East
Church Notes Sunday Evening Sermons and Meetings
Sunday schedule features Rev. Crosland delivering a series on Little Foxes at 7.00 p.m. Rev. W R Sammel preaches on Conquering the Cross and The Consequence Sin at 7.00 p.m. MeO A. ML. Women’s Missionary Society hosts annual Thank-Offering with musical pageant The Evangel of the Cross. Church society meetings and class officer elections planned. Lenten services continue Wednesdays at Trinity Evangelical Congregational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umm Sams
Rt. Okav
E. S. Crosland
Little Foxes
W.R. Sammel
St. .Paul’s Utheran Church
Women’s Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Missionary Society of the Simerch
Ofein Guild
Inpethiy
Mary Sturgiv
Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church
Embezzler Malschnee Receives 3 to 6 Years
Harry D. Malschnee thirty five confessed a shortage of 8300 while cashier of the Akron National Bank and was sentenced Saturday to 3 to 6 years in the Eastern Penitentiary on a forgery charge tied to embezzlement. The judge imposed solitary confinement and a 500 dollar fine with other indictments suspended.
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Harry D. Malschnee
Akron National Bank
Eastern
B. GC. Atlee
Malschnee
Akron Bank
H. Wilson Zwally
Ephrata
Ira L. Hall
National Bank Examiner
Lancaster
Zwally
Sherman Leed
Eastern Penitentiary
Saturiday
Ile
Berks County
Sumner
Donations From Local Banks Support Community Chest
The Tititz Community Chest reported receiving two donations of 110 dollars each from local banks at the regular monthly League meeting on Tuesday. Banks approved the gifts at January meetings to aid food and clothing relief for those in need, while Miss Edna Miller, a community nurse, reported 155 walls built in February and Kings Daughters circles outlined distribution of funds for food, shelter, and clothing for town residents.
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Tititz Community Chest
League
Wdna Miller
The
Chest
King’s Daughters
Wuose
1813 Deed Found in Warwick Lot No 187 Adjoining Names
A deed dated 1813 connected to land of N B Leaman references lot 187 in Warwick and borders Christian Exh Augustus Kryder and John Hocker. The land belonged to Daniel Bormberger, who died intestate and left the property to his six brothers. Also notes a Society meeting, a fire sale at Trimmers Store, Lititz Olivets game, and local housing offers by Huebener Hebecker.
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N. B. Leaman
Warwick
Christian Exh
Augustus Kryder
John Hocker
Daniel Bormberger
Mr. Leaman
Henry H. Bomberger
Daniel Bamberger
Bambergers
America
John
Christian
Joseph
Abraham
Jacob
Peter
Personal notices of visits and funerals across communities
Local notices list Mr and Mrs William Grosh visiting Philadelphia and a Pennsrove funeral. Emma Wright of Millersville visits Mrs Mary Bushong. A covered dish supper sees A V Grosh. Julia Sturgis visits Morris Madeira’s family in Lancaster. Alice Morrow attends her step-brother’s funeral in Allentown. Rachel Roland attends a Lebanon funeral. Horace Yerger visits his ill father in Drexel Hill. Amos Yerger and Guy Rohrer attend a wedding in Elizabeth town. The Klines attend a funeral in Mauch Chunk. Lemon Neidermyer visits daughter in Baltimore. The Conleys of Chester visit Albert Machmer and the Wissler family. Rt Rev Cros sant and Stengel with spouses attend a ministerial conference in Reading. R M Shank and sister Rhea Shank Grey of Washington DC stay at General Sutter Hotel and attend Moravian Church services. Revs Sammer and Bishop of Gettysburg Seminary visit Allentown. Harry McCauley and daughter of Steelton visit friends. Esther Walter of West Lawn spends weekend with Mrs Rapid Spacht. Edwin Bear, Guy Hershey, and Dr Charles Landis attend boxing and wrestling at Annapolis. Mrs George W Barlow of Manay City visits daughter in Mahanoy City. Mr Barlow and son Wilbur stay with the family. W E Hickman returns from a ten day Texas trip. Mr and Mrs David Stauffer of Lebanon visit Mrs Bertha Franchard’s family. Mr and Mrs Robert Kling and son visit Mt Joy to see Paul Frey send family.
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H. H. Heagy
Penn Township
Cyrus B. Kauffman
Pern Township
KH. MW. Bomberper
Young People's Council
District No. B
St. Paul’s Lutheran
W. Martin Muth
Carl Huber
Lancaster County Farm Bureau
Lancaster Chamber of Commerce
Brunswick
Farmers National Bank
Mary W. Leisey
Fianna &. Pfiautz
Lititz
Fli -Randler
R.D
Palise
Elmer Zerphey
Joy
Emanuel Garner
Villaore
East Front Strreet
Page
M. C. Kauit- Tan
W. Orange Street
Broad Street
Myers
W.lemon Streets
John Gingrich
Second Avenue
Evsuing
Paul Myers
Rome
Henry R. Shenk
Kate Hufford
George Moblex
Mew Streat
Uy Bomberger
General Sutter
Lititz Club
Lancaster
Grace Spangler
Susan Stauffer
Kissel Sl
Charles Buizer
Linden Street
H. F. Johns
Etrigzer
Bread Street
Web. Keath
Keath
Tas
Main Street
Adam
Shawers
Addie Miller
Eliza Kling
Robert Kling
Linn ‘Roth
Harry Herr
Augustus Steiner
Lebanon
Walter Keller
Williamsport
League of Many Matons
Kissel Hill
Moravian Sunday School Chapel
Edna Miller
Amos Yerger
Guy Rohrer
Elizabethtown
H. J. Kline
Mauch Chunk
Lemon Neidermyer
Baltimore
Thomas Conley
Chester
Albert Machmer
Roy Wissler
Conley
Machmer
Wissler
E. 8. Crossant
F. W. Stengel
Reading
R. M. Shank
Rhea Shank Grey
Washington, DC
General Sutter Hotel
W. R
Mahanoy City
Paul Frey
Mt. Joy
Legion News Garden Spot Post Updates and Thanks
Ameri can Legion Post 56 reports effort to provide veterans with loan blanks for increased compensation certificates but cannot supply all now. more later. It thanks sponsors of the Legion play Spanish Moon, notes proceeds to cover ambulance deficit, promises a detailed report soon, and announces tonight's regular meeting.
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Garden Spot Post
No. 56
American Legion
Legion
Legion Show Spanish Moon Delights Garden Spot Post
The second performance of Spanish Moon by Garden Spot Post 56 American Legion drew a large audience for the ambulance fund. Lucille M. Rolce of Rogers Producing Company is praised as a top director. Basketball Tonight features LUTZ Hall with two colored teams and a colored orchestra at 1c admission.
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Garden Spot Post
American Legion
Ambulance Fund
Lucille M. Rolce
Rogers Producing Company
Legion Boys
Lutz Hall
Lititz
Ife
Milk Fund Seeks New Drive for Lititz Children
The Lititz Milk Fund Society plans a Saturday meeting at St. Pauls Lutheran Church to discuss ways to raise funds for ongoing milk aid. About 50 Lititz children receive help, with volunteers handling distribution and all donations used for milk. Contributions may be sent to Miss Anna Miller at 14 West Orange Street.
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Lititz
Anna Miller
West Orange Street
Lititz High to Debate Mt Joy in Interscholastic League
Lititz High will debate Mt Joy High Tuesday night at 7 30 in the high school auditorium as the league's opening event. The topic is modern advertising with affirmative speakers Esther Barnhart Roland Hostexter Emily J Kraybill and Elizabeth Heilig alternates. negative team includes Cleo Himmelberger Mary Brubaker William Mills with Richard Muser alternates. Rebuttal times allocate three minutes for the first two speakers and five minutes for the last. Judges Eby Guy Saylor and Mildred Gangner will time the proceedings.
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Lititz
Mt. Joy
Manheim
Cehunhia
Esther Barnhart
Roland Hostexter
Emily J. Kraybill
Elizabeth Heilig
Cleo Himmelberger
Mary Brubaker
William Mills
Richard Muser
Eby
Guy Saylor
Mildred Gangner
Lititz Boys Fall From Tie To Third In League
Lititz High School dropped to third place after weekend losses to Manor and Ephrata. Manor won 42 21 Friday on Lititz floor. Ephrata defeated Lititz 38 16 Saturday on Ephrata Court. Lititz hosts Elizabethtown tomorrow with the girls teams playing a preliminary game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litite High School
Manor Hi
Ephrata Hi
Lititz
Lititz Girls
Manor Girls
Ephrata
Loreal
Elizabethtown High School
League Smoker At League Home Tomorrow Evening
The Business League hosts a smoker tomorrow evening at the League home. Lunch starts at six, with the regular monthly meeting at eight. Interest grows in the card and pool tournaments and contests are expected to be close.
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Prospect
Business League
Advertisement On Wheels by Beck Bros in Austin Bantam car
Local furniture dealers Beck Bros purchase an Austin Bantam vehicle for advertising and attract town attention as the boroughs first of its kind. Horton Optician offers eye examinations and glasses fitting from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. closed Mondays.
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Beck Bros
Horton, Optician
Lincoln
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Autz
Tobacco Club
Vietor Records
Scott's Book Store
County
Rev
Sammel
Stephan A. Haroush
Madame Itaroush
Evangelical Congregational Church
St. Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School
D. G. Witmyer
F. B. Hertzler
Levi Mishler
Lizzie Brubaker
BD. F. Brian
H. A. Seather
Helen Gable
Bernice Dengler
Community Chest
Society of Farm Women No. 1
Wm. G. Eshleman
S. Broad Street
Eshleman
Trimmers
Lititz Olivets
Quarryville
Parkesburg
Huebener & Hebecker
William Grosh
Philadelphia
Pennsrove, N. Jd
Emma Wright
Millersville
Mary Bushong
A. V. Grosh
Gap W. C
T. A
Julia Sturgis
Morris Madeira
Alice Morrow
Allentown
Rachel Roland
Horace Yerger
Drexel Hill
Legion News
Legion Show
Lititz High
Mt. Joy Team
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