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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1937

Page

2

Rothsville Community News Highlights Local Visits and Church Events

Sunday gatherings filled Rothsville homes as families visited relatives in Lititz and Browns Town. Emerson Myers and Theodore Conrad from Reading joined the Myers family for supper. Church activities at Salem Evangelical, St Pauls EC, and Jerusalem Lutheran included communion, sermons by Dr Stauffer, and planned Easter programs. Membership welcomed at St Pauls EC and a Bearer of the Cross play slated for Good Friday.

Harry Myers Elizabeth Levi Frank Myers Norman Myers Brownstown Alta Myers Loretta Brown Reading Emerson Myers Theodore Conrad Salem Evangelical Church St. Paul’s BE. C Jerusalem Lutheran Church Stautffer Harrisburg St. Paul’s E. C. Church Geyer Hoover Walter Zong Frank Knox Earl Carpenter Lloyd Metzler Helen June Paul Walter Gibble Sporting Hill Salem E. C. Church Bearer of the Cross Mattie B. Shannon Esther Erb Myrtle Young Harold Young Earl Young Esther Myers Rothsville High School Reading Museum Harold Sheaffer Mohnton C. EB. Society of St. Paul’s , C. Church Emma Kulp Jacob Conrad Emerson Leib Anna Butter William Gass

Trolley fire and council lights decision headline Lancaster items

Past residents reappear in a Sunday trolley fire near Brethren Home. Town Council votes to keep street lights on all night from April 1. Harry Reidenbach eye injury at General Hospital from a steel chip at Barry Zecher’s shop. Warwick High School to hold first annual commencement April 11 with eight graduates. Undertaker John Long gains a new nickel plated hearse. Christ M Snavely to start Lancaster auto agency offering an electric automobile. Michel Hess and Alice Neidermyer wed in Lebanon.

Edwin Bear Harvey Seather A. E. Furlow Sylvia Gilbert Lancaster Brethren Home Joseph Kofroth Harry Reidenbach General Hospital Barry & Zecher Warwick High School A. J. Greenleaf U. B Virgin M. Keener Mary E. Leitzinger Margie M. Fry Christ M. Snavely Michel W. Hess Rome Alice 8. Neidermyer Town Lebanon A. W. Leibensperger

Snowstorm Knocks Out Lines. Elder Lindemuth Dies

Fifty years ago a heavy snowstorm began Monday night and lasted into Tuesday forenoon. The wet snow caused lines to fail and telegraph and telephone services to go down. John Lindemuth died at Rehrersburg last Sunday at age 89, the grandfather of our town.

John Lindemuth Rehrersburg

Ivory crochet needle injures child in Lititz

A three year old child of Horace Biemesderfer fell forward with an ivory crochet needle in its mouth. The needle pierced the palate toward the jawbone and the hook imbedded, breaking off. it has not yet been removed. The Lititz Lyceum met Friday to discuss whether wealth is greater on the east side of the Mississippi than the west.

Wilson Baum Horace Biemesderfer Lititz Lyceum Mississippi

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Rothsville Clarence Metzler Lititz Elva Long Evelyn Marie Kathryn and James, Jr Hershey Edwin Sheetz P. T. Trimble & Son Veterans of Foreign Wars Steve Riley Rangers Wertsch Pennsylvania Power & Light Company Franklin Lic A. S. Sharp Front Street James H. Ross E. King Street Lancaster, Pa Misses
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