Lititz High Meets Robesonia Friday Playoff Tilt in Lebanon
Lititz High School rifles up for the District 3 playoff against Robesonia High School Friday in Lebanon. Tickets go on sale at Lititz High for advance 2 children 10 adults and 40 at the door. If Lititz wins they advance to meet the Readin Hanover winner Tuesday in Harrisburg or Maple Grove Lancaster depending on the semifinal results.
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Lititz High School
Lobanon
Robesonia High School
Robeso Mankaton
Litila
Robesonia
Lebanon
Lititz
Hanover
Tranover
Reading
Steelt
Roller Skating Saturday Night at LUTZ HALL
A Saturday night roller skating event at LUTZ HALL with 10¢ admission and performances by Ide and 20.
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Lutz Hall
Alumni Play Daley to Open Next Wednesday Evening
Liita High School alumni present a three act farce "Daley" with an all alumni orchestra led by Harry Neidermyer. Tickets are moving fast with Dorothy Longenecker as the first seller and Woodrow Neldermyer handling most tickets. The show, postponed a night for church services and a potential basketball game, draws strong interest from graduates and townspeople.
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Daley
Liita High School
Harry Neidermyer
Dorothy Longenecker
Woodrow Neldermyer
Futheran Church
Large wooden sign at Wilbur- Suchard plant removed
A tall wooden sign over the driveway at the Wilbur Suchard Chocolate Company plant was torn down yesterday after years of service. Trucks grew too tall for clearance and drivers damaged the sign, prompting the company to order its removal to avoid wrecks.
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March of Progress
Wibur- Suchard Chocolate Company
Weatherman Prank Triggers Static Shocks Across Town
Local electrician Roy Ridenbaugh notes widespread static electricity built up by recent weather. Factories report female workers receiving shocks when touching metal parts, though officials say the home and shop electrical systems are fine.
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Fricion
Roy
Reidenbaugh
Birkenbine Dies After Lititz Pike Crash
Charles Birkenbine 52 of town died at Lancaster General Hospital Saturday after a Lititz Pike crash. Levi Rudy borough councilman drove off road, colliding with a trolley and causing fatal skull fracture. Rudy was bruised. investigation cleared him of blame. Survived by wife Ea Greenly Birkenbine and two children, with siblings and in laws. Funeral held at home and Zion's Children Church Rothsville.
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Lititz Pike
Kissel Hill
Charles Birkenbine
Lancaster General Hospital
Birkenbine
Levi H. Rudy
Traley
Rudy
M. A. Yoder
Yoder
Harry E. Myers
State Highway Patrol
Ea Greenly Birkenbine
Mary
Thares Tollinger
Jhulia
Benjamin Habecker
Town
Annie
Harry Land Lititz
Walter
John
Lancaster
Zion's Childrens Church
Rothsville
Columbian Boys Home Seals HoJlinger Property at Public Sale
Boss Hoffman of Columbia purchased the HoJlinger property at 510 South Cedar Street at a public sale Saturday afternoon for 3140 dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Troffman will occupy the home soon. Household goods at the sale brought good prices. A second sale nearby for the late Susan Whitmyer at 140 North Cedar Street also drew good crowds and solid results.
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Boss Hoffman
Columbia
HoJlinger
South
Cedar Street
Mrs. Troffman
Susan Whitmyer
Cedar Strat
Bread Route Changes In Willis Illinois
Bucher takes over the rural bread route formerly run by M D Fahnestock serving customers with O I M Hauck and Sons bakery products. C B Kauffman continues the town route with the same goods and both plan an announcement in next week’s RECORD.
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Willis Il. Bucher
M. D. Fahnestock
O. I. M. Hauck and Sons Bakery
Uanover
C. 8
Kauffman
Bucher
Local Social and Business Notes From Lancaster Area
Relatives and friends gathered as Mrs. Omar K Bashong celebrated her husband s fiftieth birthday. Birth announced for Victor Wagner at Lancaster General Hospital. Mrs. M G Green recovering from a fall, Miss Josephine Bowman hosted a birthday dinner. Snavelys, Collins, Steelys, and other Lancaster residents spent weekends in Philadelphia or nearby towns. Auctioneer William Snavely at Holinger sale. Annie Groff estate sold property on Hast yont Street east of Winter. Clergy and congregational gatherings noted.
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M. G. Green
Gedar Street
Sviously
Omar K. Bashong
Charles Butter
M. G. Gangwer
Victor Wagner
Annie Groff
Hast “Yont Street
Paul Collins
Washington, D. C
Nicholas Steely
Henry Snavely
Lincoln
William Snavely
Snavely
Mary Dengate
Sarah Kittle
Lancaster
Philadelphia
John Smythe, Jr
Lemon Koehler
Rothaville
Lewis Haines
Elmer
Johnstown
Cobias Stedman
New Danville
D. P. Longsdorf
Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church
Mys
Thomas Ki
Large barn burns on Michael Ober's farm after high winds
Hundreds witnessed a large barn fire on Michael Ober's Petersburg Road farm. Livestock were saved but hay, straw, tobacco, and implements were lost, with damage estimated in the thousands. Firefighters from Lutz fought the blaze as water shortages hindered efforts.
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Michael Ober
Petersburg
South Broad Street
Vail
Lutz Fire Company
Heavy Beaver Captured During Sullivan County Open Season
John Miley, resident near the pumping station, displayed a 58 pound female beaver captured during a Sullivan County trapping expedition. The heavy specimen comes as the first open beaver season in years, though no beavers are reported in the immediate local area.
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John Miley
Sullivan County
First Full Time Schoolmaster Taught In Blacksmith Shop
Rev. Bernhard Adam Grube led Warwick schoolhouse teaching from 1765 to 1784. Christian Shroff took over in 1784 and moved the village school to a blacksmith shop by 1787. Grube, a Yale graduate, translated the Harmony of the Gentiles into Delaware Indian language. a copy rests in the Tarvard library. In August 1787 Warwick brethren donated 400 from the sale of the Gemeinhaus to the Church.
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Bernhard Adam Grube
Warwick
Christian Shroff
Grube
Yale
Tarvard
Warwick Gemeinhaus
Moravian Home
Warwick Brethren
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Lititz High
Berks
Carl Workman
Livitz
Workman
Sale
Nightyns
Columbian Boys Home
The
Lung Fire Company
Ober Farm
Ober
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