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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1933
Page
1
Three Kew Teachers named by the board include Miss Natiman of town and Miss Dar, Md, with National, Cue 10 i filled. The pay for these positions is $180 a month for teachers and $190 for the higher grade. The board also named a depository for $4,000 in bonds to be deposited with the Reserve Bank.
The Lovefeast of the Dunkard Brethren of Lancaster County will be held at the Ioeni church on Willow Street Sus starting at 7 p190. Standard service will be followed by pres ap? eslocis and by the Lord's and Communion in the evening.
Seventeen Rothsville High School seniors are to graduate in a service at the church followed by a day and night program. The event features speakers Reverend Creif and others with a theme about future faith and service.
A new Legion Worming Set or Che chapter forms in Sons of Veterans county posts including Wohra Columbia and MendTolland With more than 20 names on the charter those wishing to join should contact Richard Musser Mist Lieutenant C Hosenh Keller Adjutant Repert Res and Lieut Officer Weidman First Lieut Chaplain Vernon Tank Ford W dare and Richard M Gerton Cari 8 Keller continued on Page 1e.
Lititz High School seniors name aviation and brokerage among preferred careers. Others listed include bookkeeping and office work, with several undecided. Names such as Ruth H, Margaret J, Duesler, and Ren O appear in the partial roster.
A home economist Miss B Usper will be charged with leading a sale designed to show how gas and energy influence cooking. The program aims to illustrate everyday use and practical energy efficiency in households.
Fragmentary transcript shows police Kreider reports complaints about a case. Prosecutions head W. H. Buch is expected to return soon. A name is linked to a Saturday event and a child involvement appears in the vague text.
The Convention of the County’s Young People of the Christian Temperance Union will meet Saturday. Morning session opens at 10 oclock with Lima Daniel Ink delivering the welcome. State Director Mes Sherbine and James of Philadelphia will preside. A Bay Keow 2? contest and an evening program are planned. Visitors from Delaware, Providence, Quarryville, Barri, Lancaster, Little Britain, Fulton and Manhattan are welcome.
The Piney Woods School chorus will appear at the United Brethren Church on Monday. The group has performed here before and always delivers a strong program with varied songs and skilled singing.
Manager Fineberg of J Harris & Co says inflation will be boiled down by government soon and predicts retail prices will rise. The store claims its entire stock of ladies, men’s, and children’s clothing and shoes is still sold at loss deflationary prices.
The Josal hard bail in eight season will officially open Tuesday evening with the first game of the league between Garden Spoo Post 56 and the American Legion team. Games will be played on the new field at W Lincoln Avenue. Opening night will feature a parade plan and a 1 2 3 4 lineup list for the four teams.
The Dilitz Parent-Teachers Association plans a May meeting at the high school auditorium. F Munter, president of the Ti School Board, will speak, followed by a discussion led by Prof. VWa C. Dommy and J. R. Grimau. Officers for next year will be installed.
Rose Carden is laid out on Linden Hall campus with visiting hours set. Dr. I W Siengel heads the project as a corps of workers completes the rose garden. Planned features include hedged borders, glazed arbors, color blocks, and stones marking a formal path. The area will be ready for May Day and the Horse Show.
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