Lititz Theatre Celebrates First Birthday With Shows
Lititz Community Theatre marks one year since opening on March 21 1985. The celebration runs all week with new films and free admission for anyone sharing a March birthday. Lititz High School Band provides music and the venue showcases its modern cooling system and design.
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Lititz Community Theatre
Lititz High School
Lititz
Claudette Colbert
Lititz Theatre
Lititz Theatre Celebrates First Anniversary With First Ticket
Ben Lutz, longtime Lititz butcher and booster of local woods, bought the first ticket a year ago and plans to buy Saturday’s first ticket again to mark the theatre’s anniversary.
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Ben. Lutz
Lititz
Lutz
Hold Supper Dance at Linden Hall in Gym
The Junior College of Linden Hall held a supper dance Saturday evening in the school gym. Spring colors dotted the decorations while St. Patrick was honored in the favors. Outside entertainment came from Chester Howard and his Dukes of Rhythm and the General Sutter Hotel catering department.
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Junior College of
Linden Hall
St. Patrick
Chester Howard
Dukes of Rhythm
General Sutter Hotel
Beatrice Batdorf
Margaret Longenecker
Town
Helen Farrand
Ruth Hackman
Last Mission Study Class Held This Afternoon
The final of five Mission Study Classes by women from cooperating Lititz churches meets at 2 PM at Lititz Church of the Brethren. The event invites attendance and continues the series on missionary topics.
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Cooperating Churches of
Lititz
Fine Lititz Theatre Climaxes 30 Years of Moving Pictures
The Lititz moving picture era began with a projected train scene at a Sunday Schoolroom, described by Ralph Buch as the first moving picture shown in Lititz. Early exhibitors included Dan Gohic around 1908 and Joseph Pierson at the Home Theatre on North Broad Street, with Rudy's Hall later hosting a second floor theatre.
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Ralph Buch
Lititz
Dan Gohic
Malta Building
East Main Street
Joseph Pierson
H. J. Pierson
Moving Pictures
North Broad Street
Home
Lancaster
Rudy’s Hall
Spacht
District Attorney Eby to Speak at Lititz Republican Club Meet
District Attorney Charles W. Eby and Assistant District Attorney Kellen Shirk will give short talks at the meeting of the newly organized Republican Club of Lititz and Vicinity in the Buck Building on North Broad Street Monday night. By-Laws formulated at the last meeting will be read for final adoption.
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Charles W. Eby
Kellen Shirk
Republican Club of
Lititz
Bnck
N. Broad Street
Change In Local Firm Dissolves Lititz Furniture Co Partnership
Samuel H. Nuss and Christian Nissley dissolve their Lititz Furniture Co partnership. Nissley buys out and will continue operating at the current location. Nuss will run furniture making and repair work in the Masser building at 10 East Front Street.
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Samuel H. Nuss
Christian Nissley
Lititz Furniture Co
Mr. Nissley
Mr. Nuss
Masser
Front St
Card Party Tonight at Lititz Fire Hall
The Lititz Fire Company hosts a public card party this evening at 8 o'clock. Arrangements chair Allen Putt leads a committee with Guy Buch John Crawford Wilson Shenberger and J J Kline.
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Lititz Fire Company
Allen Putt
Guy Buch
John Crawford
Wilson Shenberger
J. J. Kline
League To Hold Smoker For Young Men's Business League
The Young Men's Business League will hold a smoker in their rooms this evening. Cards, pool, chess, and other games will be played and a dutch lunch will be served.
Union Lenten Services Open at Moravian Church Next Week
Town churches hold Union Lenten Services at the Moravian Church beginning next week at 7 30 PM.
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Union Lenten Services
Churches of Town
Moravian Church
SNOOPS Bob Turner to light cellar on entry
SNOOPS Bob Turner of the Lititz Ma chine Go resolves to turn on cellar lights after descending last Thursday into a foot of water caused by rain and melting snow. Church notices tease an upcoming play The New Minister by the Ladies Aid Society for May 5 with a teaser ad from LUTZ offering meat specials and delivery.
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Bob Turner
Lititz Machine Go
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lititz Loses District Final To Lebanon On Large Harrisburg Floor
In Harrisburg Lititz High School falls 50 to 25 to Lebanon High in the District 3 playoff. Lebanon’s Fox scores 26 points as Lititz struggles with the fast pace and larger floor. Shriener stars for Lititz with 17 of 35 team tallies. About 3,000 spectators attend, with a large Lititz turnout and special train crowds.
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Lititz
Harrisburg
Lebanon High Five
Clyde Arbogast
Lebanon
Fox
Lester Shriener
Herb” Wagaman
Meteor sighted by local watchman resembles Roman Candle
Andrew M. Shissler, night watchman at the Ideal Chocolate plant, viewed the Saturday dawn meteor from the fifth floor. He described a brilliant light lighting rooftops to Rothsville, a later explosion like a Roman candle, and sparks spreading in varied directions. He initially suspected a gasoline-tank airplane explosion near Ephrata.
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Squire
Andrew M. Shissler
Ideal Chocolate Plant
Rothsville
Ephrata
Andy
Grace Keller
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