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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1936

Page

12

Public Invited To Hear Van Dyke At Auto Meeting

Warren Van Dyke state secretary of highways will speak at the Lancaster Automobile Club annual meeting in Gold Fellows Hall Lancaster. He will outline the states road construction and maintenance program for the year discuss diverting motor funds to non highway uses and address other road problems.

Warren van Dyke Lancaster Automobile Club Gold Fellows Hall Lancaster Tomorrr

Farewell Party For Florence Frey Held At Stokes Reformed Sunday School

The Happy Hour Class at Stokes Reformed Sunday School hosted a farewell for Miss Florence Frey at teacher Miss Hannah Weitzel's home on E Main Street last Saturday. Attendees included Marguerite Adair Mildred Tice Ruth Stevenson Lillian Carpenter Joyce Shenk Olive Rose Violet Keath and Florence Frey with green St Patrick decorations and refreshments.

Stoke’s Reformed Sunday School Florence Frey Hannah Weitzel E. Main Street St. Patrick Marguerite Adair Mildred Tice Ruth Stevenson Lillian Carpenter Joyce Shenk Olive Rose Violet Keath

Pneumonia Hits Local Residents. School Play Draws Crowd

John Reyburn, a genial bar keeper in Brownstown, is confined to bed with pneumonia. J K Smith and Miss Cleo Ruhl remain at Lancaster General Hospital with little improvement. King of Kings was staged in the school building Monday with about 200 in attendance. Barton Weber Sr paints John Y Boyer’s house. Several flocks of wild geese head north over the area Sunday evening.

John Reyburn J. K. Smith Cleo Ruhl Lancaster General Hospital Barton Weber, Sr John Y. Boyer

Mt Joy Principals Meeting and Philadelphia Visit Noted

Local news notes M C Demmy attended a Mt Joy principal's meeting last week. Mr and Mrs Clarence Wert and others spent Saturday in Philadelphia. Lititz Post Office received 10 000 Texas commemorative stamps with several thousand purchased by Owen Hershey. Mr and Mrs Monroe Shreiner visited relatives Sunday and saw Mrs Susan Shreiner among them.

M. C. Demmy Mt. Joy Clarence Wert Sallie Fass Martha Thuma Katie Smith Philadelphia Lititz Texas Owen Hershey Monroe Shreiner Hallville Susan Shreiner

Local residents share news of visits and hospital recoveries

Several neighbors and relatives appear in the column as they spend weekends and Sundays visiting sick or recovering family members. Mrs. John Reifsnyder remains confined to her room but improves slowly after surgery. Mrs. Clyde Arbogast hosts a birthday dinner with local school faculty guests. Families from Neffsville, Locust Street, Bareville, Akron, and Buffalo are noted in various visits and travel between homes.

John Reifsnyder Second Avenue Robert Owen Clyde Arbogast Spruce Street Arbogast Homer Hackman Hauer and Gilchrist Jacob Snyder Robert Ruth Jean New York City Jacob Snavely Front Street Harry Huber Middle Creek Charles Chunk Clyde Betty Akron Henry Lauver Melvin New Street Marlin Lauver S. Cedar Street Oliver Sensenig

Fellowship Dinner Strengthens Elizabethtown College Link

The Lancaster County Chapter of the Elizabethtown College Association held a fellowship dinner at the Church of the Brethren with officers including Noah J. Fuhrman and James H. Breitigan. Speakers from Elizabethtown College and local schools attended as new officers were elected and Lent events scheduled.

Lancaster County Elizabethtown College Association Noah J. Furham Strasburg James H. Breitigan Anna Bull Groff Upper Darby Owen Hershey Doner Brenner Lottie Nies E. Floy Schlosser E. G. Meyer Elizabethtown L. D. Rose Elizabethtown College Alumni Association James M. Moore R. W. Schlosser Lege J. I. Baugher Hershey Public Schools Arthur Eshleman Paradise Public Schools T. E. Shoop See.Treds N. J. Fuhrman

Evangelical Society Hosts Service in Brownstown

The G. H. Society of Brownstown Evangelical Church led by Miss Mae Wolf held Sunday evening services with Miss Caroline Fry reading scripture and J. W. Buch leading prayer. Harold Wolf spoke on putting purposes in life. Music included a cornet solo by Richard Marr and a saxophone and clarinet duet by Wm Dus and Betty Dus. Communion was observed and two pastors relocated families nearby.

G. H. Society of the Church Mae Wolf Caroline Fry J. W. Buch Harold Wolf Richard Marr Betty Dussinger Junior Buch Paul Yergey Martin Weber, Jr

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