Picnics at Lititz Spring Reunions Booked
Lititz hosts a series of picnics and reunions this spring with dates from June 4 through Sept 10. Families and church groups from Lancaster and nearby towns are listed, including Koser, Coldren, Moravian and St. Mark's Lutheran events plus several reunions such as Fasnacht and Kemper.
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Lititz
Koser Family
Coldren
Mark’s Lutheran
Lancaster
Moravian
Emanuel Lutheran
Taylor
Fasnacht
St. Luke’s Reformed
Buch
Kemper
Brownstown Union
Stef
Doing a Noble Work By Miss Virginia Griest
Miss Virginia Griest daughter of Mrs Ellen Griest of Kissel Hill and niece of W W Griest of Lancaster is with the American Friends Service Committee feeding and clothing destitute Central European children She left Lancaster last September for the work and hopes to return in late summer She did special work in Czecho Slovakia
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Virginia Griest
Ellen Griest
Kissel, Hill
W. W. Griest
Lancaster
American Friends’ Service Committee
Europe
America
Czecho-Slovakia
Trimmer's Store News Ad Preview Sale Items
Trimmer's Store notes a late Muslin arrival, asks customers to watch window for sale time. Galvanized tubs 50c each limit one per customer. Cosmo Buttermilk Soap 3 cakes for 21c, old price 15c. After Saturday 8 for 25c. Ladies and children's bloomers 35c to 98c. Window screens 18x33 50c and 24x33 69c. Family hosiery 10c pair up. Uneeda Biscuits 7c per package.
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Uneeda
King's Daughters Plan for Picnic by Sunshine Circle
The Sunshine Circle of King's Daughters held its last meeting of the season with devotional, business, and social time. Mrs. Lester Eaches and Mrs. Jacob Ruhl named summer committee, a box picnic at Spring Ground set for July 9, and a spelling bee crowned Mrs. Eaches as top speller.
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King’s Daughters
Sunshine Circle
Lester Eaches
Jacob Ruhl
Eaches
Charles Regennas
Annual Meeting at Moravian Home Parlor
The Home Association holds its annual meeting this evening at 7 30 in the parlor of the Moravian Home. Reports will be read and officers elected, and community members are invited to attend. The Lititz Record-$1.50 a year and worth twice that. Read it.
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The
Home Association
Recordings of witty maxims and adages from everyday life
A collection of short humorous maxims and proverbs on topics from fashion and self awareness to trust in God and human folly. It riffs on how people judge others by company, the aging effect of paint, haymaking, and timely advice to laugh often. It notes the humor in everyday contradictions and observations.
Obituary notices and deaths in Lititz and Rothsville area
Obituaries report Miss Catherine Bear buried at Landis Valley after living at Brethren's Home Nettsville aged 86. Bert Landis died after motorcycle crash from 408 S Prince St Lancaster. Emanuel Sheaffer, 82, of Rothsville, dies of heart disease. Mrs Vannah Miller nee Doll dies at Eph rata age 28. Funeral details given for each.
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Catherine Bear
Nettsville
Landis Valley
Kate Lutz
Michael, Alexander
Israel Bear
Lititz
Lizzie Brubaker
Bert Landis
S. Prince Street
Lancaster
St. Joseph's Hospital
Emanuel Sheaffer
Rothsville
Vannah Miller
Doll
Homer Miller
Ephrata
George
Irene
George Dull
Lebanon
Charles and
Albert
Eva Moyer
Akron
Stella Smith
Harrisburg
Iona
Charlotte
Hom
Bethany U. B. Church
Miller
Former Ephrata Man Died in Oklahoma
Word was received here of the death of Eckert C. Shimp, of Dillworth Oklahoma. He was a former resident of Ephrata, moving west in 1887. He owned a ranch in Oklahoma and had lived in other western states. He visited here several years ago. His wife, who died about a year ago, was sister to Mrs. F. H. Schnerer.
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Eckert. C. Shimp
Dillworth
Oklahoma
Ephrata
West
Ile
F. EH. Schnerer
Ideal Wow in Ninth Inning Rally Tops Boxboard Team
Ideal defeated the combined Stiffel Freeman and Consumers Boxboard 7 to 6 in the Industrial League opener. Four runs in the final inning, E Wagner’s safe drive ended the contest as Sloat pitched well until late. Attendance was good and the windup lively. Reamstown will play two games with the pick of the Industrial League youths in morning and afternoon festivities.
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Ideal
Stiffel- Freeman and
Consumers
E. Wagner
Sloat
Reamstown
Lancaster Tigers to face Trap Makers Saturday showdown
The Trap Makers host the Lancaster Tigers on Saturday May 14 at 3 o'clock on the factory athletic field. The event features a local ball game with the two teams pitted against each other in a community clash.
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Lancaster Tigers
Bach Festival Draws Bethlehem Music Lovers Weekend
Local residents plan to attend the Bach Festival at Packer Memorial Church Lehigh University Bethlehem Pa Friday and Saturday May 27 and 28. The event features the Bach Choir conductor Dr J Fred Wolfe 275 voices soloists orchestra organ Moravian Trombone Choir with programs including cantatas oratorios masses and choruses across Friday evening and Saturday performances.
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Bethlehem
Packer Memorial Church
Lehigh University
Bach Choir
J. Fred Wolfe
Moravian Trombone Choir
Sheba
Gavotte
Bourree
Gigne
Entertainment Friday May 18 at St Paul Lutheran High School
The Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran church presents an evening of theater in the high school auditorium on Friday May 18. Featured reader Elizabeth Gurrell Whiting has strong recommendations for her play readings. Attend and enjoy.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Elizabeth Gurrell Whiting
Nazareth Man Returns to Lititz Reflecting Changes
Mr. J. Stark of Nazareth, visiting Lititz after twenty one years, says the town has changed so much since he left that it is hard to realize this is the same little town where he once lived.
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Mr. J. 5. Stark
Nazareth
Lititz
Week End Accidents in Lititz
A grandson of Linville Dellinger was badly cut about the face after falling against a stove while running across a room. A little daughter of John McCreary fell crossing the street and cut her hand badly on a milk bottle.
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Lititz
Linville Dellinger
John McCreary
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