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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1935

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Churches Set Mother's Day Observances Across Towns

Mother's Day celebrations fill church schedules on May 12 with sermons, choirs, and programs in Lititz and nearby towns. Rev. Joseph B. Baker leads at Salem Salem Lutheran Kisse Hill and York St. Matthew's, with five copies of his Mother's Day Sermons for distinguished mothers. Local churches plan recitations, musical selections, and talks led by pastors and lay leaders.

Joseph B. Baker St. Matthew's Lutheran Church York Jacob M. Baker Lititz Ol’ Salem Lutheran Church Kisse? Hill Baker J. F. Knittle Salera Church J. Harold Mumper St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Norman Brubaker Walter Goodwin

Open House At School Tonight Draws Local Crowd

Parents and friends of Lititz school pupils will attend an Open House this evening to view student progress and exhibits. The event is part of Youth Week activities sponsored by the local Rotary Club. Judging of art sewing woodwork and hobbies was conducted by Rotary members.

Lititz School To’clork Rotary Club

Scarlet Fever on the Wane in Town After Alarm Over Quarantines

Scarlet fever cases fell to four in the past week as quarantines drop. The peak numbered 47 cases, after which exposures dwindled and about half the homes shed the yellow sign. Schoolrooms were fumigated weekly and janitor Smith applied a double dose last weekend, helping halt spread. Parents’ vigilance also reduced infections over ten days.

Smith

Drain Opened to Carry Off Surface Water at Main Street

Borough workers cleared a clogged channel at Irwin's Restaurant alley yesterday. Two large wooden blocks had wedged in a turn, blocking the pipe for some time.

Main Street Irwin's Restaurant

Births Report for Carl Risser Family Daughters

Mr and Mrs Carl Risser of 347 North Broad Street announce the birth of a daughter at their home on Sunday morning. Mrs Risser is the former Ruth Weaver, daughter of Mr and Mrs McKee Weaver of Front Street. Mr and Mrs Sean Risser of Lititz Route 3 announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday morning. Leon and Carl Risser are brothers.

Carl Risser North Broad Street

Women Attend Convention In East Pennsylvania Synod

Mrs. J. F. Stoner Mrs. J. Harold Mumper Mrs. Albert Christener and Mrs. J. W Brubaker attend the 56th annual convention of the Women's Missionary Society of the East Pennsylvania Synod Lutheran Church in M entown on Wednesday and Thursday of this week.

J. F. Stoner J. Harold Mumper Albert Christener J. W.brubaker Women’s Missionary Society of the East

Linden Campus Beauty Attracts Spring Blossom Display

Orchardist J. W. Bruckhart invites visitors to Linden campus to view blooming apple trees crab blossoms redbud dogwood and abundant greenery in a weekend display. University grounds offer a quiet Sunday viewing window from 2 to 4 p m with emphasis on preserving the beauty for all to enjoy.

Washington

Famous Marimba Band To Play Tonight In Moravian Chapel

The Imperial Marimba Band will give a concert tonight at 8 o clock in the Moravian Sunday School Chapel. The program includes marches by Sousa and Washington Post selections plus opera and operetta melodies. Evan Hallman leads. Dorcas Circle of Kings Daughters sponsors the event.

Moravian Chapel Imperial Marimba Band Reading Dorcas Circle of King’s Daughters Evan Hallman Washington Post Sousa

Local notes list community visits and events in Harrisburg area

Father Harold E Keller visited his aunt Miss Grace Keller on Monday. John G Hershey serves as a juror in U S Court in Philadelphia this week. Mrs Roy M Weaver returns home from Lancaster General Hospital after an appendicitis operation. Homes on West Main Street and South Cedar Street change hands. Prof and Mrs Charles Spotts hosted five at the General Sutter Hotel. J B Newbury of San Francisco visits the General Sutter. Jeff Hartrantt visits Ezra Hartrantt on North Broad Street. Mary J Dengate active in The Pied Piper production at St Marys College Notre Dame Ind May 21. Bombergers move to 510 South Broad Street. Linden Hall Alumnae hold a May 17 meeting. Lois Dussinger visits Landisville with aunt and uncle. Ephraim Bay celebrates 82nd birthday.

Harold E. Keller Catholic Diocese Harrisburg Grace Keller John G. Hershey U. S. Court Philadelphia Roy M. Weaver Spruce Street Lancaster General Hospital John Helman W. Main Street Henry Lauver New Street Ross Hoffman St. Mary's College Notre Darge Ind Dengate Robert Browning Myr Paul H. Bomberger E. Lincoln Ave 510 South Broad Street Linden Hall Lois Chas. Dussinger Second Avenue Jay Caskey Landisville Ephraim Bay N. Cedar St

Badorf Shoe Co Plans New Factory In Town

Badorf Shoe Company negotiates to buy a 200 foot land tract on West Lincon Ave from T. I. Brubaker of Philadelphia to build a 160 by 50 foot cement block one story factory with basement. The plant expansion will house all departments under one roof and aid infant footwear production.

Badorf Shoe Company West Lincon Ave T. I. Brubaker Philadelphia Longenecker Linden Underwear Company Badort Company Brubaker

Former resident Will Hornberger boasts best oyster stew in Philadelphia

The Tioga News columnist recalls Will Hornberger, a former local, claiming he could make the city’s best oyster stew. The Philadelphia column notes it was among the finest evenings and stews he ever enjoyed, highlighting Hornberger’s cooking talent.

Philadelphia Will Hornberger the Tioga News Will Bill

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America Gleaners Salem Lutheran Sunday School Ella Stauffer Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church Bobby Keath Adams Thelma Hall D. P Longsdorf Mother Mary Getz Grace Diehm Harriet Dennis Dorothy Heynberger Violet Kauffman Harry Neidermeyer Young People’s Department Church of the Brethren Janet Garman Madison Dietrich Frank Ginder Margaret Krumbine Anna Minnich Ruth Hevener Rudyard Kipling Christian Endeavor Society of the Moravian Church Elmore Byler Lancaster Anna K. Miler Daniel Light Women’s Missionary Society Rothisville Lutheran Church J. F. Horting Linden Ball J. W. Bruckhart Badorf Shoe Co Deal Lincoln Avenue Snoops Seth Parker
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