Post Office Notice from Lititz Pennsylvania
Entry filed at Lititz Pennsylvania noting Second Class Matter status for mail processing and distribution.
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Lititz, Pa
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1934
Page
13
Lititz High School Pretzelette Wins All American Honor
Lititz High School earns the All American Honor Rating from the National Scholastic Press Association for the Pretzelette. The paper is produced after school with staff work funded by ads and subscriptions, highlighting practical journalism education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Scholastic Press Association
Lititz High School
Pretzelette
Lititz
Oystermen Claim Farming Status to Seek Farm Credit Aid
A Jersey group seeks 100000 or 200000 from Farm Credit Administration to reseed damaged oyster beds after severe winter ice. They argue oystermen are underwater farmers, while officials debate whether oyster grounds count as farms and if the borrowers qualify.
Lititz Legion’s Twilight Baseball League Supports Community
The Lititz American Legion funded free ambulance service and sponsors the twilight baseball league. It provided relief during depression era worries by offering entertainment that diverted attention from layoffs and food lines. This year many are employed part time, and fans expect continued local interest in the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz American Legion
Twilight Baseball League
Anc
Lititz
Legion
Wwear
Market Fragments and Local Happenings Highlight Week
Saturday market saw some vegetables and produce with butter at 28 cents a pound and eggs 21 cents a dozen. Garber creamery added an ice machine to cool rooms, while Henry Greek became special park police to deter property damage. Incidents included residents losing pet birds, a brush fire scare, trout catches, and a memorial project funded by William Dixon’s will. Memorial Day plans and local business shifts also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garber and Co. Creamery
Garber
Henry Greek
Beck
Lititz Springs National Bank
J. Pred
Essig
Rethsville
William Kissinger
Iwarald
Tomer Sharpig
Stolen Henry Pineman and Cow Rescue Report
The item notes a theft of Henry Pineman from Buck's tobacco warehouse and a cow rescue from a cistern at John Welter's property. Dirt was tossed back into the hole and the cow was pulled out with a rope as the scene was addressed by onlookers. W J Appel announced the opening of a jewelry store in the former Hartrantt location once held by T A Keack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pineman
Buck
Tobaco
Frank
Crippled Children Clinic Scheduled at General Hospital
The Visiting Nurse Association and Welfare Federation announce a Crippled Children Clinic at General Hospital on June 27, 1934, led by Dr. J J Rugh of Philadelphia. Registration for all eligible children under eighteen must be completed by June 25 at Penn Square and West Street, with no late entries.
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Visiting Nurse Association
Welfare Federation
Gental Hospital
J.J. Rugh
Philadelphia
Penn Square
We Street
Recital by Rose Bampton at Lancaster College
Last Monday evening a group of students and teachers attended a recital by contralto Rose Bampton at Hensel iat F & M College Lancaster. It marked the third in a Lancaster Canee Association series. Earlier, Atengel led riders to the Cornwall Bake Pamping Station for a hot breakfast after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Bampton
Hensel
F. & M. College
Lancaster
Lancaster Canee Association
Atengel
Cornwall Ba E Pamping Station
Geography Council Formed and Hackman Named Officer
At the Geography Council organization meeting for Lancaster City and County held at Millersville State Teachers College Miss Mae G Haverston was chosen secretary and Miss Anna Bull treasurer. Elizabeth Merr president and Arthur A Hackman vice president lead the four member city and county boards.
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Geography Council
Lancaster City
Millersville State Teachers
Saran F. Diller
Catherine Tniman
Stella Oster
Mary Skillen
Mrs Glass
Hazel Herr
Ertrudé Reese
Dorothy Ualsinger
V.wagele
Automobile Club Meeting Slated for Quarryville Friday
The Lancaster Automobile Club will hold activities in Quarryville on Friday evening May 18 at 7 40 pm in the social hall of the Church. A musical program and officer reports will be followed by discussions on motorist matters. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Automobile Club
Quarryville
Elm residents celebrate birthdays and visits in May
A community gathering records Miss Lois Diehm's nineteenth birthday on May 12 and Miss Lois Biemesderfer's May 15. Numerous relatives from Penryn Elm Brunnerville and Farmersville joined festivities and extended weekend visits across multiple households. Arlene Galehach underwent surgery at Lancaster General Hospital while Paul Hoffer and family moved from the Brubaker home in Farmersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Diehm
Lois Biemesderfer
Kh. B. Biemesderfer
Velma
Joyce
H. T. Massehnee
Penryn
Pan Piehm
Elm
Mary Eloveiner
Liita
Paul Diehm
A. E. Bruckhart
Mary Bruckhart
Simon Graybilt
Osrus Gibble
Brunnerville
I. B
Allen Ober
Famiy
Maxiersonville
Emanuel Diehm
Misses Gable
Waldeck
J. Z. Brubaker
Rand
Joe Graybill
Phares Noll
Schaefferstown
Walter Fehleman
Frank Groff
Nearbr
Airs
Rohrer Koller
Ibus
Graybill Tlershey
Man
Arlene Galehach
Lancaster General Hospital
Mrr
Paul Hoffer
Brubaker
Farmersville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lititz Record
the Record Printing CO
E. D. Fulweiler
J. R. Johnson
Editors and Publishers
Schoors
Efort
John E. Dewey
Clayton Brubaker
Th C. E. Regen
Frank M. Plantz
Park View Hotel
Hiram Holtzhowse
Wiliam Scott
Motorcver
Mies
Litite
Geo. W Dixon
Bethlehem
Linden Hall
Baynum
Reading
Migs Addie Shelly
Weiler Bender
Pitten
Brecht
Crippled Children’s Clinic
Crippled Children Committee
Crippled Children's Committee
George C. Saudi
Wm. R. Lantz
C.P. Stabe
S. W. Miller
Adele M. Miller
Vesta M. Miller
Hackman
Automobile Club
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