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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
15
Guy L. Caly of Mast New Street reports his rat terrier named Bill toppled 17 rats at a wood pile behind West Orange Street houses Wednesday night. Bill guarded the pile and, after shaking the wood, sprang to attack. The dogs’ tally ended with 17 rats killed and several more wounded.
The Friday program covered current topics from Rosse theories to European issues. Miss Mary Huebener spoke on agriculture tied to Polish life. Miss Sophie Bricker discussed Romania and its historical confusion. The season ends May 26 at Mrs Riches home.
The Senior Luther League of St Paul’s Lutheran Church promotes a Bible drama titled The Dream of..., to be staged at the Queen Es Malta Temple, 285 East Lancaster, Tuesday at 8 15. Luther Leagues across the Lancaster District help raise funds with tickets at 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children.
Mothers were honored on Sunday at the Reformed Church of Ramn featuring Lebanon as a highlighted community tie in a brief observance. Church members rendered several readings and hymns as part of the program.
The third annual Home-Coming will be observed Sunday in the Reinholds U B Church. Members of the denomination from Lebanon Berks and Lancaster Counties gather for special services. The day celebrates ties among Hope, Sinking Springs, Schaefferstown, Nellsville and Brutkerville once served by one church. A noon bowl and a 1 PM service mark the events.
Tomorrow night at 8 the community plans a meeting at Lime Rock school house to discuss reducing ear production to qualify for government aid. Last week in Lasler County over 160 growers pledged to cut output by one third next year.
Page 1 continuation describes Youth Week entries and ribbons for class projects shown in home rooms. Higher grades demonstrate work and completed projects while awards are announced for track events and other contests.
The next issue will carry the class cup winner announcement and prize ribbons for field events. Winners include Mechanical Drawing and Blue Print, with names such as Alfred Keller Lester Schweiner and Robert Getz among others noted for various craft categories.
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