Fire Co Women Entertain Group in Sauerkraut Supper
The Lititz Fire Company Auxili ary hosted the Penryn Auxili ary for a sauer kraut supper with Mrs. M. C. Demmy as toastmistress. Penryn guests named toasts included Miss Katie Moyer and Mrs. Abram Breitigan among others. Local members listed at the event include Mrs. Ralph Walters and Mrs. Henry Hackman.
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Lititz Fire Company
Penryn
M. C. Demmy
Katie Moyer
Abram Breitigan
Mary Diehm
Ralph Walters
Henry Hackman
Sallie Templeton
Cullen Carpenter
Demmy
Walters
Carpenter
Hackman
Templeton
Carl V. Weber
George B. Biemesderfer
John K. Galebach
Paul Koehler
Paul Diehm
Rufus He
J. E. Eshleman
Clara B. Roth
C. S. Keith
Gertrude Helter
A. B. Hall
Harvey Seaber
Linneans Roth
Emma E. Enck
Anna B. Runk
Cleo M. Runk
Lizzie Smith
Marie Walters
Wonder
Schnaidt
Oliver J. Reed
Kulp
Mabel R. Schnerer
Lititz
Lancaster man killed by Reading Co train
A Lancaster Sunday article reports an Akron man killed by a Reading Company train Saturday afternoon. The same report notes the reader would be surprised to learn he was improving at Lancaster General Hospital in Monday papers. A Packard loaded with milk and two girls on a bicycle plus drivers going the wrong way near the Square are also mentioned.
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Lancaster
Akron
Reading Company
Lancaster General Hospital
Chertcoif
Utter
Lenten Meditation on the Life of Our Lord
A religious meditation reflecting on Jesus's last months and days, His loneliness, heroism, and exalted revelation as He sets His face toward Jerusalem, inspiring awe and solemn contemplation.
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Jerusalem
Legion Women Award Prize To Mrs Hackman
Mrs H C Hackman of Spruce Street received a bracelet for leading the Women's Auxiliaries Garden Spot Post 56 membership drive at a Tri County Council meeting in Kennet Square. Six auxiliary members attended the meeting including Mrs Dengate and Mrs Wissler.
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H. C. Hackman
Spruce Street
Women’s Auxiliaries
Garden Spot Post
American Legion
Kennet Square
Auxiliary
Mary Dengate
Hackman
Edwin Wissler
Clair Rice
Mabel Schnerer
Leon Madlem
William H. Biester, Jr
FP. W. Huntingdon
The
Legion
Mt. Joy
Kriek
Student Dance Saturday at General Sutter Hotel
A student dance will be held Saturday evening in the General Sutter Hotel. Music by Chester Howard and His Dukes of Rhythm Orchestra starts at 8 30. Admission is 25 cents with Miss Flora Dengate acting as chaperone for lower-class members.
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General Sutter Hotel
Chester Howard
Dukes of Rhythm Orchestra
Flora Dengate
Local residents host and visit across towns this weekend
Local families from Lititz Elm and surrounding areas entertained relatives and guests and travelers spent weekends with kin. Several residents attended a prominent concert in Reading and others visited Philadelphia and Terre Hill during the weekend.
Free Show and Dedication Planned for New Lititz Theatre
Public invited to attend a free show as the long hoped for modern theatre opens next week. The Record recalls a 1934 discussion urging a moving picture house and congratulates Harry Chertcoff for the magnificent theatre now completed, praised as unmatched within fifty miles.
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THE
Record
Harry Chertcoff
Lititz
Mrs Frederick Smith Struck by Car on East Main Street
Mrs Frederick Smith of Plum Street was injured Saturday evening when struck by an automobile on East Main Street near Cedar. She suffers a broken leg and other injuries and is confined to General Hospital. Edwin Shaeffer of R. D. 4 drove the car. first aid was given before the Legion Ambulance took her to hospital.
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Frederick Smith
Plum Street
East Main Street
Cedar
General Hospital
Annexation Sparks Lititz Warwick School Building Plan
In 1915 Lititz borough and Warwick area merged school responsibilities after Lititz absorbed the Market Street Warwick schools. A December 6 1915 motion authorized a new school building with architect and attorney hires. Lititz district board members included Elmer Eby president Ti R Gibbes vice president H C Seldomridge treasurer E E Habecker secretary and J B Fasnacht.
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Warwick School
Warwick
Market Street
Lititz
Elmer Eby
Ti. R. Gibbes
H. C. Seldomridge
E. E. Habecker
J. B. Fasnacht
Lititz to Open New Community Theatre Tonight
Lititz prepares for a formal opening of its first ever community theatre with a 7 30 pm start. Visitors can tour the building and enjoy preview films as 850 seats and murals are completed. Local leaders will speak and music will accompany the program.
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Lititz
Harry Chertcoff
Brethren Men’s Chorus Sings For Rotary Club
The Lititz Church of the Brethren men’s chorus performed at the Rotary Club meeting in General Sutter Hotel with John M. Miller sponsoring. Under Ralph Gonder the group sang several hymns and pieces, with 81 of 85 members in attendance, then performed later at the United Brethren Church.
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Lititz
United Brethren Church
Frank Ditzler
Lititz Shoe Co
Elser Gerhart
Meats Only Call LUTZ Advertisement Note
Inspected meats advertised with a delivery offer appears in the notice. The fragment cites LUTZ and a delivery claim, suggesting a meat shop or ad text. No full details provided.
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New Lititz Theatre
Snoops
Christ
D. P. Longsdorf
Legion Women Award
Mrs. Hackman
Lester Balmer
South Broad Street
Samuel Beck
Herbert H. Beck
Betty Leed
State College
J. M. Leed
Front Street
Joseph G. Briner
Lewistown
Josephine Briner
Clayton Peiffer
Lincoln Forney
Isaac Witmer
Elm
Annie Heller
Rohrer Heller
Chester Keath
Irvin Keath
Joseph Boll
Ella
Norman Boll
Norman Keath
T. T. Dussinger
Josephine Spriner
Lester Hackman
Myrtie Eckert
Ruth Hackman
Josef Hoffman
Ruth Miller
Lydia Ann Bixler
Terre Hill
Fred McMahn
Washington, D. C
John Smythe, Sr
Philadelphia
Paul R
Reading
Warwick Township
Lititz Borough
Brethren Men’s
Rotary Club
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