Twilight League Opens May 21 With Legion Sponsorship
The twilight baseball league sponsored by Garden Suyar Post 56 American Legion will open Monday evening May 21. Managers will select from over 60 players in the next days and notify selections for uniforms and first practices. The season will be split into two halves with postponed games after each half and over 1000 schedules printed for townwide distribution. New players will join to replace those leaving, and many high school players are expected to participate for experience.
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Twilight Baseball League
Garden Suyar P 56
American Legion
The
Legion Baseball Committee
Legion
Legion Committtee
Salz To Be Presented Here Salz by Semmanus Players
The Semmanus Players present Salz To Be Presented Here Salz a Pennsylvania Dutch comedy Saturday evening May 12 at 8 16 in the High School auditorium. The play in Pennsylvania Dutch follows De Hexa Dokter from Chas C Mohrs and mocks superstitions of Gere Germans with strong humor. Tickets on sale at the Litig Book Shore.
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Salz
Semmanus Players
Chas. C. Mohrs
de Caroline Benerits
Moravian Usury Association
Litig Book Shore
Class to stage spelling bee and playlet at church
A Sunday School class of the Aho United Brethren will hold a spelling bee next Thursday evening at 7 30 in the church social room. The event includes a playlet titled Tuning Up for the Wedding. The public is invited with 15 cent admission.
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United Brethren
Daylight Saving Time Mixup Ends At Local Schools
Phone calls flood school board as townwide Daylight Saving adoption caused confusion. Board switches to fast time after noon Tuesday, ending the misalignment with Standard Time that disrupted meals and school arrivals.
Moravian Building Plan Approved for New Congregation
Construction of the Moravian Congregation’s new building will start within two weeks under Robert TI. Yerger of BE. Front Bureau. General plans are approved but not public. other bids near awarding. The rear log house and Sexton’s home have been razed to prepare the site where candle making equipment once operated.
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Robert TI. Yerger
Front Bureet
Cadet Band Presents Fourth Anniversary Concert
The Lititz Cadet Band marks its fourth anniversary with a concert tonight at 8 in the High School auditorium. Director Joan Keehn leads the band with featured accordionist Anthony Monde, promising a standout Latin program from local musicians.
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Lititz
Fae
Joan Keehn
Anthony Monde
Newly Organized Boy Scout Troop Enrolls 82 Members
The newly organized Boy Scout troop reports 82 boys enrolled and explains that applicants not yet admitted will be placed on a waiting list. The troop will meet tonight on the third floor of the Business League and attend church services at St. Pauls Lutheran Church as a group Sunday evening.
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Boy Scouts
Business League
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Muth Elected Rotary Club President at Ongoing Meeting
W H Muth was elected president of the Rotary Club at a Tuesday evening session in the General Sutter Hotel, succeeding Henry Z Gibbes. He will assume duties in July, with D M Demmy as vice president and Paul H Bomberger as secretary.
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Wot. U. Muth
Rotary Club
General Sutter Hotel
Henry Z. Gibbys
Mr. Muth
DM. C. Demmy
Paul H. Bomberger
W. G. Nooney
J. Harold Mumper
Mr. Gibbes
Kenneth Witmyer
Muth
Bomberger
Rotary
State College
Piano Recital by Dorothy Habecker at St Pauls Church
Miss Dorothy Habecker presents a piano recital with pupils Thomas Leaman Spinner John Enck John Urabaker Nancy Habecker Rose mary Rice Mary Louise Keith Mary Sue Brubaker Mary Lucille Snavely Mary Jane Herr Treva Fraelich Pauline Hornley Betty Kerr Robert Herr Mary Jane Bushong Myrtle Bushong and Wr Euler tomorrow at 8 PM Daylight Saving Time in the social room of St Pauls Lutheran Church Patrons and friends are invited Ushers Marguerite Long and Miriam Duber
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Dorothy
Habecker
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Thomas Leaman
Sie Spinner
John Enck
John Urabaker
Nancy Habecker
Rosemary Rice
Mary Louise Keith
Mary Sue Brubaker
Mary Lucille Snavely
Mary Jane Herr
Treva Fraelich
Pauline Hornley
Betty Kerr
Robert Herr
Mary Jane Bushong
Myrtle Bushong
Wr. Euler
Lititz community briefs note events and changes
Brevities report visits in Philadelphia by Mr and Mrs G L Calvert. Garden Spot Post 56 American Legion meets tonight. Abe Mershay Opens Linden Street tennis court for season and plans August tournament with a cup trophy on display. Navy recruiting reports to Major Lane. Litle Fire Company Auxiliary gathers at 7 30 pm. Local students recover from chicken pox and scarlet fever. Rev J Roswell Flower family trip to Texas and Missouri, son Joseph to graduate May 21. Mennonite activities include sewing circle attendance and church services. House moves announced for Keener family. Marjorie Darling from Moravian College addresses Lititz High assembly. Local hospital and residence notes update residents' statuses.
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Abe Mershay
Linden Street
First
Second Avenue
Hershey and Gibbes
E. Main St
U. S S. Navy
Gameron FE. Lane
U. S. Amy
Lutile Fire Company
Floy Keller
Frank Keller
South Broadtreet
Lititz
Valeria Habecker
David Habecker
South Broad Street
Roswell Flower
Texas
Central Bible Institute
Springfield
Missouri
Adele
Joseph
Joseph Flower
Instittute
Menno Junior Sewing Circle
Janet Eby
Anna Snavely
Nora Snavely
Bertha Sensenick
Esther Keller
Jennie Snavely
Anna Eby
Olive Snyder
Annis Brubaker
Filias Eby
Lydia Seaman
Emma Snyder
Mennonite
Alice Badorf
Noth Broad Street
Broad and
Lenton Streets
North Broad Street
Herbert Wagaman
Marjorie Darling
Moravian College and Seminary
Wanien
Bethlehem
Lititz High School
Illiam Bomberger
Front Street
Mildred Brookmyer
Mae “Bucher
Lititz may land a new town theatre in Sturgis site
Negotiations between William F. Endler of Manheim and the Lancaster Trust Co. for the Hotel Sturgis property on East Main Street move forward though court approval is required and final action may come in weeks. If the Kneller plan fails, Lititz could still see Endler or another buyer use the site for a theatre, with the current garage area converted to a cinema and parking nearby, while the Hess Front Market and Lutz Market House area remain untouched.
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Lititz
William F. Endler
Manheim
Lancaster Trust Company
Sturgis
East Main Street
Kneller
Koueller
Kueller
Maneheim Theatre
Sturgis House
Barbers in Tuita Extend Hours With DST Change
Barbers of Tuita met Tuesday night and decided to run shops on Daylight Saving Time adding an hour daily. Shops close at 8 PM Monday to Wednesday, and at 9 PM Friday and Saturday, with Thursday closed afternoon and evening.
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Tuita
Card Party and Dance Set for Malta Hall Event
American Legion post 66 will host a combined card party and dance Saturday evening at Malta Hall East Main Street. Jam Mathers 12 piece orchestra plays at 8 with 500 and pinochle games starting 8:30. Admission 35e. All invited.
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American Legion
Malta Hall
East Main St
Jam Mathers
Chocolate Covered Marshmallows and Potato Salad Ad
Market notice promoting chocolate covered marshmallows at 20 cents per pound and potato salad at 152 per pint from Charles H Regennas in Gutz.
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Charles’ H. Regennas
Gutz
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Cadet Band
W. H. Muth
Cibbel
M. BH. Yoder
M. C. Demmy
F. W. Stengel
Byron K. Nforne
Wiser Gerhart
Chas. H. Brobst
Gibbel
Math
Yoder
Demmy
Marguerite Long
Miriam ‘ Duber
Mrs. G. L. Calvert
Philadelphia
Garden Spot Post
Armerican Legion
Post
Manheim Auditorium
Main St
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