Man Held in Jail in Theft of Car
A man was committed to the County Jail in default of bail after being charged with larceny of an automobile taken from in front of Linus High School. Earl Carvell of Tlopeland was arrested after the car belonging to Joseph Bucher of Lime Rock was stolen while the owner’s son attended a debate at the school. Police tracked the vehicle to Binkley Quarries. Carvell previously served a three month sentence for smashing a cement mixer on East Main Street. Local police recovered another stolen car linked to Mrs. Fred Tritumer near Mart Mess dairy. Authorities pursue multiple clues. Kenneth Neff Mohn, 59, Warwick Township justice of the peace and county Republican committeeman, died of a stroke at his Rothsville home Monday morning. He was a former Mt. Haven Normal School graduate who taught in Warwick Township and later served as acting clerk in the County Coroner’s Office. He directed Rothsville High School’s caretaking and belonged to several orders. He left a widow and children George H. and Claude M.Continued on Page 5.
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Linus High School
Earl Carvell
Tlopeland
Squire C. N. Derr
Joseph R. Bucher
Lime Rock
Singley
Bucher
Binkley
Caryell
Kreider
Thomas W. Steify
East Main Street
Fred Tritumer
Mart Mess Dairy
Nectar Street
Main
Joseph Netf Mohn
Warwick Township
Repalican
Rothsville
Lanaster
Terre Hil Castle
M. C
Golden Eagle
Akron
Snow falls and melts leaving snow scenes and minor accidents
A brisk snowstorm dressed the town in white Monday night though sun and milder temps Tuesday wiped most of it away. Homes and the Moravian Church area were transformed into fairyland scenes while Gochnauer's implement house displayed a white coating. Driving proved hazardous with an accident on the Lititz Pike. Basketball tonight Lebanon Jr. vs Lititz Philosophers at 8 P. LUTZ FLOOR.
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Moravian Church
H. Vogel
Neffsville
Lebanon
St Patrick’s Day notices and community gatherings
The Economics Club hosted the high school faculty for a St Patrick’s Day luncheon. S Kurtz Zook of Lancaster entertained 38 at a General Sutter Hotel dinner party. Mrs G Heaps of Manheim will host a bridge party there tomorrow. Dr BH Ober addressed the Rotary Club on The Six Objectives of Rotary. Visitors came from Philadelphia Lancaster and State College. A three year old suffered a hand bruise at home. Several social events occurred including a St Patrick’s Day party under Adams Barber Shop. A Drytown resident sustained a scalp laceration after a car hit a telephone pole near Kissel Hill. car damage reported. Postmaster Saber notes the U S will cover repatriation costs for distressed aliens. Local residents James M Keller and daughter and Mrs E M Hickman visited Mrs Ellen Keller. Mrs Anha M Fleck returned from Lancaster, visiting Rev W K Fleck. Mrs George D Clarke and three children from Bridgeton spent time with relatives. Rev Clarke joined them for some days in Lititz.
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S. Kurtz Zook
Lancaster
General Sutter
G. Heaps
Manheim
BH. K. Ober
Elizabethtown College
Rotary Club
Rotary
Philadelphia
Lancaster and
State College
Mabel
George Birkenbine
South Cedar Street
Bernetha Adams
Florence Steffy
Adams
Boggie
Drytown
Samuel Buch
Kissel Hill
Paul M. Saber
United States
James M. Keller
Rock Port
E. M.hickman
Reading
Ellen Keller
Anha M. Fleck
W. K. Fleck
George D. Clarke
Bridgeton
N. J
Rev. Clarke
Lititz
W. R. Sammel
York
Pelora
Julia Owen
Pennsylvania Hospital
Carl Risser
W. K. Hickman
Virginia
Harry Myers
Hiram Mc.Cauley
Highspire
D. A. Zimmerman
Red Lion
Robert Kling
Mt. Joy
Paul Frey
John Garman
Landisville
Roy Kneberg
Laura Bender
Esther Fikec
Jacob Kahler
Harrisburg
Ross Lyons
New Cumberland
Clarence Dengler
Charles Dussinger
Bertha Bachman
Margaret Saunders
Charles Wagaman
Menno Stoner
Herman Reedy
Ed Everett
Edith Kulp
Frank Kulp
Quinton Euck
A. R. Keller
Honey Brook
Beatrice Bomberger
Thavelay
R. M. Spacht
Wes
Alice Morrow
Bethlehem
Mrames Fry
Mar Nazareth
R. Flower
Atlantic City
Leon Latz
Stony Point
W. J
Hetty Habecker
Wm. Kitney
East Trent Street
Woodbury
Conn
Joseph Zahm
New York State
Mary Brubaker
Strasburg
Hazel Mathers
Theodore Wolfe
Akron
Griffith Shot
Raymond
Stonehurst
Shott
Brook Ivn
Annie Lehman
Bohrerstown
R. E. Worley
Farsily
Martin Bixler
Millersburg
Hahnstown
Chanceford
York County
Bernice Dengler
Barbara Jane
Carolyn Lou Light
New Brunswick
C. H. Light
Jacob Koehler
Ralph Lyons
James F. Hi
St Patrick's Party at Maple Home Entertains Guests
Mrs Gertrude Kofroth hosted a St Patrick's party Tuesday night at her Maple home for twenty friends. Cards were played with prizes won by Mahte Yecker Flossie Binkley Myrtle Neff Elizabeth Strohm and Mary Klaus. Refreshments were served. Other attendees included Rebecca Gable Lottie Burkhart Frances Ludwig Minnie Kauffman Mary Grube Catherine Miller Florence Burkhart Esther Fitner Clara Shixk Alberta Coble Catherine Hurst Lillie Bauliman Clara Witmer Vinla Bn nnals and Thetia Hitnier.
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Gertrude Kofroth
Maple
St. Patrick’s
Mahte Yecker
Flossie Binkley
Myrtle Neff
Elizabeth Strohm
Mary Klaus
Rebecca Gable
Lottie Burkhart
Frances Ludwig
Minnie Kauffman
Mary Grube
Catherine Miller
Florence Burkhart
Esther Fitner
Weber Tea Room to Open Along East Petersburg Road
The Weber Tea Room will be formally opened Friday March 27 serving residents and tourists with banquets dinners and luncheons. Part of E B Weber's new home the room will be managed by Mrs Grace Weber and features two soda fountains a large dining room and modern furnishings.
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Weber
East Petersburg
Manheim
E. B. Weber
Grace Weber
School Concert Set With Spring Cometh by Girls Glee Club
An elaborate program of chorts and solos orchestral selections and cantata Spring Cometh by the Girls Glee Club has been prepared for the High School Spring Concert next Thursday night. Pupils are selling tickets and the reserved seat chart will be open at Moyers Drug Store on Tuesday.
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Moyer’s Drug Store
Farmers National Bank Stock Sells in One Night Sale
One hundred shares offered by Huebener and Habecker at East Main Street auction sold to N. M. Badorf from the Buch estate. Fifty shares fetched 25.25 dollars each and fifty sold for 26.75 dollars each. Horton Optician advertises eye examinations and glasses with late hours.
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Farmers National Bank
Huebener & Habecker
East Maintreet
N. M. Badorf
George S. Buch
Community Players Stage Skidding Tonight at High School
The Community Players present the comedy drama Skidding tonight in the High School auditorium as the final act on the local Star Course. The production promises a spectacular show with lively performances and entertaining mishaps.
Red Cross Praises Lititz Drought Relief Effort
The Eastern Area Red Cross manager Robert Bondy commended Lititz for a standout drought relief drive. Lititz raised 1168 dollars, surpassing the 7500 quota, through factory, business, and church contributions in a quiet campaign without door-to-door canvassing.
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Red Cross
Lititz
American Red Cross
Robert J E. Bondy
HH. J. Pierson
Pierson
Malta Lodge to Install Officers and Present Entertainment
The White Dove Commandery No 532 Knights of Malta plans installation of officers tonight with full attendance. A program of entertainment follows next Thursday featuring two male choruses, orchestra music and readings. Wives and friends of members invited, as are parents and friends of Linden Hall students for the annual gym exhibition Saturday at 7 30 p m. Judge Keller spoke at vespers Sunday evening. Rt Rev Grosland led chapel services in Dr Stengel’s absence on his Southern cruise. Judge and Mrs Keller visited Mrs Stengel Sunday. Mary Fruston spoke on Health at the Literary meeting Monday evening. piano by Jean Rice and Eugenia Haaster.
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White Dove Commandery
Knights of Malta
Linden Hall
Judge Keller
Grosland
F. W. Stengel
Glee Club to Present The American Girl Operetta
Linden Hall hosts a two act operetta The American Girl by the Glee Club on Thursday evening March 26 at 7 oclock Mrs Mary Fechtel directs the musical numbers with Miss Jessie Post as director Accompanist is Mrs Dorothy Miksch Admission 50 cents Majestic Electric Refrigerator ad follows with 80 features easy to own see it by Howard S and Young.
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Glee Club
Linden Hall
Mary Fechtel
Dorothy Miksch
Jessie Post
Majestic
Howard S&. Young Ad
Sunday church notes and services across local churches
Sunday morning Rev H J Kline of the Evangelical Congregational Church will preach Why I Go To Church. Rt Rev Crosland speaks You, next Sunday evening in the Moravian Church. Junior Choir to sing under Mrs D P Bricker. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs James Seather Lemon Street at 7 20 pm. Rev W J Sammel to deliver Noon Day Lenten sermon at the Lancaster M C A on Saturday. Mrs Sammel to sing a solo. Dorcas Class St Pauls Lutheran met Monday at Mrs Samuel Hoffman E Front Street with 27 in attendance. Planned a chicken and waffle supper soon after. After program and meeting, refreshments served.
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H. J. Kline
Evangelical Congregational Church
Crosland
D. P. Bricker
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
United Brethren Church
James Seather
Lemon Street
Sammel
Larcaster
M.C. A
Dorcas
St. Paul’s| Lutheran Sunday School
Samuel Hoffman
E. Front Street
Weicksel Honored for 16 Years as Pastor
Rev Weicksel marked 16 years of pastorate at Brickerville parish in a Unive style service with all church departments represented. The Sunday included vocal and orchestra music and greetings from organization presidents. The Sunday School gave a token gift and the Women’s Societies presented a basket of flowers to Mrs Weicksel as friends gathered.
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FE. A. Weicksel
Brickerville
Akron
Wnt
Static Club Elects Officers At St Patrick Eve Gathering
The Static Club of town met Tuesday at Main Street with Howard Keener BE presiding. Esther McCreary was elected President, Tuesla Fry Secretary, and Kathryn Sturgis Treasurer. members and guests including Fry Sturgis McCreary Flora Larcher Eve Seaber Edith Hornberger Viola Sehmuck Ann Burkhart Mae Seaber attended. refreshments followed with St Patrick's Day motif. The next meeting is set for April 7 at Esther McCreary's home.
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Howard Keener
Main Street
Esther McCreary
Tuesla Fry
Kathryn Sturgis
Misses Fry
Sturgis
McCreary
Flora Larcher
Eve Seaber
Edith Hornberger
Viola Sehmuck
Ann Burkhart
Mae Seaber
Weather Affects Farm Implement Sale Ad Imports Crowds
The annual sale of new and used farming implements by W B Goch nauer drew a large attendance Monday despite bad weather. Many items sold at good prices as cars lined Broad Street and farmers flocked to the event, similar to prior years. Take a look at book bargains in our window this week. Scott's Book Store Lititz Pa adi.
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W. B. Gochnauer
Broad Street
Scott
Lititz, Pa
Adi
Local Society Notes Highlight York Area Visits and Travel
Mrs. W R Sammel to morrow will sing pelora at York Women's Club. Numerous visits and trips are listed including Miss Julia Owen from Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia and many families holidaying in York, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Lititz, and Nazareth.
Wandering Boy to Speak at St Pauls Sunday
Leon Ray Livingston known as The A No 1 Wanderer will speak at 10 30 o'clock Sunday morning at St Pauls Lutheran Church. He will discuss Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight and warn youth about the Open Road from his life on the road and return home after running away at age 11.
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Leon Ray Livingston
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Mr. Livingston
San Francisco
Forter Wanderer
America
Merchant Hurt In Fall From Ladder On Repair Job
Shoe merchant W. M. Grube of Main Street was injured Tuesday afternoon when a ladder slipped while he was repairing a spout on his garage. He suffered severe injuries to his left shoulder and arm and lay in the snow before reaching home and calling a doctor. He is resting as comfortably as can be expected.
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W. M. Grube
BE Main Street
Grube
Minor Collision at the Square Leaves Two Cars With Damaged Fenders
Two vehicles collided at the Square Monday afternoon causing minor damage to fenders. One car traveled north on Broad Street and the other south, the second turning into East Main Street too quickly and striking the first on its left rear mudguard. Both cars moved off shortly after.
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the Square
Broad Street
East Main Street
Sloat-Uhland Vows United in Lancaster Church ceremony
Kathryn E. Uhland daughter of Charles B. Uhland Lancaster and Joseph E. Sloat Lititz married Saturday at 4 pm at First Methodist Episcopal Church Lancaster Rev A M Witmer officiated A dinner followed at the bride's home and the couple will reside at 31 South West End Avenue Lancaster
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Kathryn E. Uhland
Charles B. Uhland
Lancaster
Joseph E. Sloat
Lititz
First Methodist Episcopal Church
A. M. Witmer
Prize Not Claimed by Calendar Number 312
The Long the Cleaner monthly prize of 2.50 for the calendar bearing a specific number has not been claimed this month. If you hold the Long calendar with number 312, visit the cleaner to claim the award.
Lodge Official To Speak At Lititz Lodge Meeting
Archie Nichols of Pittsburgh State Counsellor of the Order of Independent Americans will speak to Lititz Lodge tomorrow night in the lodge rooms. All members urged to attend. Ad promotes a 20 percent food spoilage savings and a Majestic Electric Refrigerator by Howard S. Young.
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Archie
Nichols
Pittsburgh
The
Order of Independent Americans
Lititz
Lititz Band Invited to Perform at County Music Festival
Hundreds of county children from all grades participate in a noncompetitive festival organized by the Music Supervisors Association of Lancaster County at Manheim Township High School Neffsville on April 11. Lititz High School Band led by Prof M C Tommy will perform. choirs and orchestras from Fifth through Senior High join in.
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Music Supervisors Association
Tancaster County
Manheim Township
Neffsville
Lititz
M. C. Tommy
Supervisors Association
Neffaville
Herman Toplansky
Lititz High Freshmen Downed By Manheim Township Girls
Lititz High School boys split two games over the weekend. Friday they whipped Manheim Township 85 to 18 at home. The Lititz girls fell to Manheim Township in the preliminary game, and Saturday the Lititz boys lost in double overtime at West Lampeter after a hard fought night, while the Lititz Reserves beat West Lampeter Reserves.
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Lititz High School
Manheim Township High
Lititz
Manheim Township
West Lampeter
Dawning Pageant to be Presented by St Pauls Lutheran Youth
The Young People of St Pauls Lutheran Church will present the pageant The Dawning on Easter evening at 7 oclock in the church. Plans are under way to repeat it Monday or Tuesday at the same location with a later definite announcement. The pageant was staged last year by the District Young Peoples Council.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
District Young People’s Council
Cadet Band Delights Town Audience In High School Concert
A good sized audience enjoyed an excellent Cadet Band concert in the town high school auditorium. The program featured marches overtures and stage excerpts with solos by band members and numbers by the Kehoe Girl Marimba Band. The Cadets made a decided hit and plan summer engagements.
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Kehoe
St Patrick’s Party Hosted by Sunshine Circle
The Sunshine Circle of King's Daughters hosted a St Patrick’s Day Party Tuesday evening at Mrs. George Keith’s home on East Lincoln Avenue. Nineteen attendees were present.
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Sunshine Circle of
King's Daughters
George Keith
East
Lincoln Avenue
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Carvell
Hopeland
Joseph Moin
St. Patrick’s Party
Horton
Optician
Lincoln
Moyer
Wititz
Ephrata
Malta Lodge
Pian Glee Club
Rev. Weicksel
Merchant
Sloat
Uhland
Spoil—Save
Majestic Electric Refrigerator
Howard S. Young
Iligh
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