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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
1
Rainy spell halts opening preparations for the ball season at the new field on WLI Avenue. Work such as field leveling reseeding and benches is postponed, with likely another week of delay as contractors push to complete tasks and display uniforms.
Alumni of Lancaster High School entertained principal cast members from The Count and the Co Ed at the Linden Hall Alumni annual dinner held Saturday at the hotel.
Local community reports a gas cooking school event led by Miss Loretta Vener next Thursday. The informative session aims to teach safe gas appliance use and efficient kitchen practices for residents.
Local notice announces a collectors gathering on May 19 at 2 to 2 30 pm at Oi Plaza. Attendance requested by organizers with schedule details and contact for questions.
A distorted report notes large numbers of motor cars in Lititz and surrounding routes. It cites totals of 2,487 and 62,204 in related figures, implying many homes and firms lack private cars and suggesting high vehicle ownership in town.
School glee clubs present the Gilbert and Sullivan cantata Trial By Jury in the high school auditorium. The program also features Tancredi Ros by Sibelius and L Amour, with the Savoy Company staging an outdoor Philadelphia performance later.
Honor students listed include Ruth Dissinger, Warr Newconer, and others. Belle Mi Catharine Roilman Pauline Port and Bealit Sion recognized for achievements.
Guests at the United Zion Home north of the city attended a wedding event describing Willa and Jennie House. Details are sparse but indicate a social gathering connected to the nuptial occasion.
Rotary members go to Lancaster to participate in an Inter-City meal sponsored event.
ML Hunter will address the School Board Association meeting Friday night. Grim, the superintendent, will review the past term and discuss supervision and music direction with President B. W. A. Greiner. Attendees urged to attend.
Joseph Sheckard and family from town joined the Ithaca Conservatory of Music in a New England States tour. William Math, Mrs. Joseph Sheckard, and Charl Gohn of Columbia visited Sunday as the event continued Saturday with readings and music.
A partial plea or lyric line expresses a desire to add warmth and care, addressing a mother or dear figure. The text is incomplete and appears to be a personal, intimate expression lacking full context or structure.
The EF Brethren Church congregation in ATL invites members to a two night program starting at 7 30 PM. A Sunday lecture by F Knittle of Harrisburg on Orphans Home will be featured. An upcoming May Days program with Luther speakers and noted figures is scheduled.
A fragmentary report describes a youth program in Talmas or Talmage with young men aged 18 sought for military training. It mentions Congress action, a sal ary, board, and hardening drills in the forests of Penna with several weeks of conditioning before assignment to rail work or other duties.
Frestiimen topped the youth week events as the final rounds were undecided after last night’s program. Several events remain to be run, attracting a large crowd that admired the fine exhibits and plans for further races. Continued on Page 8.
Clyde El. Arbe gast son of Mr and Mrs Why of Hobraia will wed on Easter Sunday at Sal C belied by the Blitz. He is an Ephrata High School graduate and former athletic coach. Mrs Arbegast, a Beukley Bus graduate, has taught commercial subjects for three years.
Wertman Klaus s Myra daughter Be pe Klaus, son of Mr and Mrs Klaus of Shyglon, wed at the Church of the Transfiguration in New York. Wertman a pradgat ih ee Lancaster, a teacher in dersey, and the bridegroom a public school educator, formerly co teacher in Litise High School.
Fragmentary text suggests Buch deals with ongoing illness and political threats. Mentions promise of expulsion and strained relations, with references to allied or allied-like factions and potential lasting consequences.
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