Juniors Present Play Immense Appeal in Performance
The junior cast received prolonged applause for a mystery play set in an old New York home. Each suspect prompts audience belief, with strong performances by Trene Hertaler as the maid and Carl Bachman as Toby, while lighting and stage effects heighten the suspense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dore
Andalusia
Toby
Trene Hertaler
Carl Bachman
Dorothy Moyer
Earl Foltz
Esther Eby
Miss Belmont
Melvin Lauver
Ghost Bird
Lorraine Habecker
Donald May
Howard Burkhart
Woodrow Neidermyer
Ethel Wike
Ruth Suavely
Obituary of Colm Woman in Manheim Area
Obituary from Lititz area for a daughter of John and Anna Smith Colm. She was a Methodist Church member in Manheim and survived by two sisters Miss Agnes Colm and Mrs. William Ginder of Manheim. Funeral from Mrs. Ginder’s home 102 South Main Street Manheim Sunday at 2 30 PM. Burial in Lutheran cemetery Manheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
John and
Anna Smith Colm
Methodist Church
Manheim
Agnes Colm
William ‘Ginder
Ginder
South Main Street
Obituary notice for Mrs. Ira D. Landis at Neffsville
Mrs. Catherine Landis forty three wife of Ira D. Landis of Neffsville died Sunday morning after a two year illness. Survived by daughter Edith M. Ferry and siblings Elmer Kauffman Enos Herr Harry Hoffman Annie Fisher Christian Hoffman Charles G. Hoffman Frank Hoffman and Mrs Jacob Rohrer. Private funeral at home Tuesday 180 oclock and public service 2 oclock East Petersburg Mennonite Church with burial in adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Landis
Ira D. Landis
Neffsville
Christian
Catherine Charles Hoffman
Mennonite Church
Edith M
John §. Ferry
Elmer Kauffman
Enos Herr
Linden Hall Arts Club to Present The Flattering Word
Linden Hall Echoes The Arts Club will stage The Flattering Word by George Kelly and The Convention of Realistic Readers by Findley Brandon on Monday at 7:30 under Miss Susan Kauffman. Frederick Meisel, soloist from St Thomas Church New York, appears at St James Lancaster vesper service Saturday and in Linden Hall recital Friday at 6:30. Linden Hall basketball tied Penn Hall 18 18 Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Hall
Susan Kauffman
George Kelly
Findley Brandon
Frederick Meisel
St. Thomas Church
New York City
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Lancaster
Pageant plans set for April 8 at St Pauls Lutheran
During the meeting Mrs H J Kline delivered an inspiring talk and the business session outlined final plans for a pageant to be held April 8 at St Pauls Lutheran Church. The president announced upcoming events for youths including a campers meeting on Tuesday March 18 rather than Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Kline
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Tract 1 includes dwelling shop and garage on Cedar Street
Tract No 1 describes a two and a half story dwelling on North Cedar Street with a forty foot frontage and two hundred one and a quarter feet depth to a sixteen foot alley, plus a shop and garage for three cars. Tract No 2 covers a corner lot at South Broad Street and Fourth Avenue in Lititz with fifty foot frontage and depth to a public alley, totaling about eighty eight hundred sixty two and one half square feet.
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North Cedar Street
South Broad Street
Fourth Avenue
Borough of
Lititz
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Young People Conference Planned at First Presbyterian Lancaster
The Lancaster area hosts a church youth event March 21 and 22 at First Presbyterian for ages 15 to 24 and interested adults. A Bible Drama titled Reaping the Whirlwind will be performed at Hensel Hall, F and M College, on March 17. A Lent work plan was announced by several schools, with more campers than ever expected. A debate on church as the community social center saw the negative side win, though discussion hinted support for the affirmative. The meeting ends with the Friendship Circle and moves to March 31 for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Lancaster
Hensel Hall
F. & M. College
Harry Neidermyer
James Mummert
Anna Moore
Clayton Shenk
Circle
Public Sales Schedule Across Lancaster Area Items
A list of public sale announcements across Lititz Brunnerville Elizabeth Township and Lancaster. Auctions include real estate on Owl Hill Road and Cedar Street with farm equipment household goods cars and a 1929 Oakland Coupe. Events run March 12 to April 5 with multiple auctioneers including Pfautz Gochnauer Hauck Landis Netzley and Shissler acting as trustees executors or bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl Hill
Hershey and
Gibbel
Lititz
Monroe M. Pfautz
Zach Eberly
Elizabeth Township
Brickerville
T. Hacker
W. B. Gochnauer
Frank Bentz
Brunnerville
Ada B. Hauck
Elizabeth B. Landis
Spruce St
J. Monroe Smith
Harry Smith
Catherine A. Smith
Elizabeth
Hartman
Henry Netzley
Cedar Street
Broad St
Fourth Ave
Andrew M. Shissler
R.S. Carpenter
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Mrs. Dore
Mildred Deardorff
Anna K. Miller
Clay Svar
Main Street
Vaone
Pennsylvania Indemnity Corporation
Breck
Carpenter
Orphans’ Court
RK. S. Carpenter
Frank Metzger
Joseph B
Wissler
Moravian Church
P. W. Flory
Brunnerville, PA
Roy Himmelberger
B. G. Wier
Mfr
A. B. Shenk Farm
Lititz R. D
Sheridan
Center Street
M. Lp
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Harlingen
Pratts
Eby’s Mill
Lititz, PA
Wm. H. Noggle & Son, Inc
East Ferdinand St. Manheim, PA
Co. C. Weaver
Front Street
Heisman
Elmer
S. Broad Street
Clarence Grosh
Isaac B. Graybill
J. Qtmarls
Evangelical
Brethren
Abram Hackman
Family
King’s Daughters
Lutheran Church
A. B. Dommy
Walter Smith
Mill & Market
Beck Bros
Pfantz Bros. Dept
RICE
Armstrong
Doster’s
Franklin
Libby
Garvin
M. T. Garvin & Co
Lancaster,Pa
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