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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
1
Local pupils prepare for the 3rd Music Test of Lancaster County Schools at Manheim Township School Neffsville with free admission across two nights. About 3 000 pupils are expected to participate as bands and choirs perform under Music Supervisors.
A Fire Co stage production titled School Days drew a full auditorium on Tuesday night for a special children's show. Mise Zada Workman of the High School faculty coached the cast, which included Joseph Horr James Mummert Kathryn Haber Alberta Hicker Allen Putty FW Eshleman Samuel Nuss Mrs Exlg Templeroy Mrs Mildred A Margaret Sou ders Lloyd Smith and Charles Wagaman.
The Lititz Garden Club schedules a public meeting tomorrow at 7:00 PM. Members and interested residents are urged to attend and participate in the discussion.
The PY Chorus and Male Chorus of the church announce a Sunday night sing along at the Local Church under youth program supervision. A roller skating event is set for Saturday evening at LUTZ HALL with 10c and 20c admission.
A 14 year old boy, Donald Sturgis, was bruised after being struck by a machine at Main and Locust streets but escaped serious injury. A Main Street boy narrowly avoided harm when stealing a tire and spare. he was jolted as the car moved and stopped at a garage. Farmers may apply for 1933 action loans. 48 applications vetted by the Secretary of Agriculture and available upon request to County Agents or supervisor M. Wass, Harrisburg PA. Funeral service for Harry Shank held at Grace E. Church in Lancaster with Rev Longsdorf former pastor. The Moravian Woman’s Journey Society sent a 263 pound box of hospital supplies to the Leper Home in Suriname. Eighth graders led today’s assembly. Noah Beilharz to present the star course finale on Thursday, April 5. John Beubaker, 18, recovering after appendectomy at General Hospital. Creeks in this section continued.
Police report no clues after investigating eight South Broad Street break ins Sunday night. Stolen items include watches jewelry and cash. Victims named Mth and Ralph M Sp with windows broken to gain entry. A large dark car seen in the area is believed linked to the robberies.
David C. Keath 82 died at home in Penryn after a brief illness. Survived by three children Henry Mes Mary Bishop and Mrs Wade Wamale ez, seventeen grandchildren and twenty two great grandchildren. Funeral from the home Wednesday at 1 39 PM followed by services at St Pauls Lutheran Church Penryn and burial in the adjoining cemetery.
Mrs. Mayme Beamesderfer 46 wife of Walter Beamesderfer of Ephrata died Saturday morning. She is survived by her husband and other family members. Funeral arrangements were not listed in the fragment.
Hopes for a Lititz movie house faded after a large store was remodeled into a funeral parlor. An architect planned a theater and talks circulated, but investors balked at an estimated 16 000 dollars and a rent guarantee. Beck, owner of the building, doubted long term success and declined to proceed.
Drivers for the Columbia game are asked to pass Lititz school before leaving town and pick up as many pupils as possible. Pupils meet at the 1060] o'clck to join the ride, with reserved seats available through Lititz. Buy tickets at Neffsville or Lititz windows.
Miss Reba Buck daughter of Mrs. Wilson B. Buck and Jenry J. Conrad of RoVille were married Saturday evening at Akron by Rev. Amos Geet. They attended by Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Brubaker. Both graduates of Rothe High School the bride also trained at Potts town Hospital. They will reside with the bride’s parents and were guests at a wedding supper after the ceremony.
Snader son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Snader and Mrs Anna Elizabeth Bollinger daughter of Mr and Mrs Hiram Bollinger both of Clay Pawnship were married at the home of Rev Harvey T Markley in Lexington on Sunday. The couple will reside in Townshin after April.
Harvey Witeraft, a local boy, committed to Glen Mills by Judge Atlee after police linked him to thefts including two bicycles from John Brubaker on South Broad Street. He confessed to taking various items such as pens and watches during custodial questioning.
Lititz High defeats Quarryville 389 86 and now meets Columbia High on Neffsville floor to decide the Glass A League county championship. Tipoff at 2 p m with 1 nd peopl e anticipated as both sides bid for a second half crown amid a frantic 36 36 tie in front of 900 fans.
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