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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1936

Page

4

Local visitors and calls from Waynesboro and Lancaste r

Local residents stop by the Moore home with Mrs. Grace Peiffer sending her son Eugene to Hershey Industrial School. Margaret Axe from Lancaster visits the Wagners. Other callers include Willis Bucher and Frank Wonder with townsfolk.

John Spangler George Smith Irene Waynesboro James Moore Eugene Peiffer Grace Peiffer Hershey Industrial School Margaret Axe Lancaster Emory Wagner Willis Bucher Frank Wonder Town

Lively grocery sale ad with varied bargains

A dated ad lists multiple price offers on foods and household items including macaroni and cheese, peanut butter, soap, onions, jelly eggs, cherries, green color items for St Patrick, oranges, lettuce, flower seeds and onion sets. Prices show cents per item and bulk bundles.

St. Patricks

Local Visitors Call On Mrs. Jenkins After Injury

Mrs. Jenkins recovers at home after a fall. Visitors over the weekend include Mr. and Mrs. John Burkhart of Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. David Jenkins and two sons, plus several families from Mountville Ephrata Millersville and Landisville. Ralph Gross remains ill at home on South Broad Street.

David Jenkins David, Jr Paul Davis Washington, D. C Sara Jenkins Jenkins D. S. Witmyer Melvin Mentzer T. S. Clair William Keener

TO REVIVE C. of C. MEETING SET AT FIGG HOUSE

Directors decided to extend terms to keep the Commerce Chamber alive and retain its charter and funds. Businessmen longed for an active organization and Tuesday’s meeting followed that appeal. A public meeting will be held at the Figg House with local speakers and details to be announced.

Commerce Figg House

Buchter Births A son at Lancaster General Hospital

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Buchter of Brunnerville announce the birth of a son at Lancaster General Hospital Tuesday morning.

Jesse Buchter Brunnerville Lancaster General Hospital

Warwick Grange Meets The Warwick

Warwick Grange held a meeting in their Rothsville High room with focus on activities and organization outlines. The event connected with the Warwick group in a local school setting.

Warwick Grange Warwick. Grange Rothsville High

School Session Led by John Bruckart in Absence of Master

Monday evening meeting in the school building with John Bruckart presiding in the master's absence Lloyd Miller. A Home Economics program was presented under Mrs John Bruckart with participants including Mrs Ben Miller and Mrs Bruckuart.

John Bruckart Lloyd Miller Ben Miller Bruckuart

Is Housecleaning Necessary discussed by club members

Mr. Bruckart and B. L. Miller led a discussion titled Is Housecleaning Necessary with several members joining. E. Sheaffer and Mrs. Edwin Sheaffer added input. A separate discussion on How to Can Asparagus was also entered into by members. Mrs. Bruckart served ice cream and coffee.

Mr. Bruckart B. L. Miller E. Sheaffer Edwin Sheaffer Bruckart

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Lancaster County E. E. Habecker East Main Street Lititz Vienna Libby Rosedale Suianei Tennanfl B. L. Sharp North Broad Street John Burkhart C. of C A. M. Frey North Broad ST Lititz, PA March Horton’s Lincoln DR. C. 8. Horton Optician Lincoln, Pa Molemann’s Zartman’s Store Kellogg’s Golden Bantam Shurfine Black Cherries Hershey’s SMAC B. M. Leaman N. Broad St
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