Two Committees Named By C. of C.
The Chamber of Commerce reorganized and held its first regular meeting Tuesday night at the Fire House. It named two committees the Retail Committee with B L Sharp as chairman Carl Workman and Ben H Weber as members and the Industrial Committee with Chas K Keath as chairman H H Viehm and Elser Gerhart. Six new members were admitted and notices will be sent to all members and prospective members for the next meeting June 16 in Keath Planing Mill Co social hall. A Lancaster speaker will address the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champer of Commerce
B. L. Sharp
Carl Workman
Ben. H. Weber
Chas. K. Keath
H. H. Viehm
Elser Gerhart
Keath Planing Mill Co
Lancaster
Local Soft Ball League Plans In Lititz
The Lititz Rotary Club with the Works Progress Administration of Pennsylvania plans a youth soft ball league of up to six teams for ages 16 and over. Interested managers should contact Paul Bachman at 29 Lincoln Ave to enter. league starts within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Local Birth Announcements from Lancaster Area Families
Mr and Mrs Frank H Longmnecker of Spruce Street announce a daughter born late Monday afternoon at Lancaster General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Fred Pfautz of Lincoln Avenue announce a daughter born at home last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs E Ferry Zartman of Lititz Route 1 announce a son born early Tuesday morning at Lancaster General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Long Mnecker
Spruce Street
Lancaster General Hospital
Fred Pfautz
Lincoln Avenue
E. Ferry Zartman
Lititz R. D. 1
To Open Women's Shop Heineman's in Columbia
Heineman's proprietors announce plans to open a modern women's wear shop on East Main Street in the former Thrift Shop room. The store will offer dresses underwear hosiery pocketbooks umbrellas and other items across a wide price range with an opening date expected next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heineman’s
Columbia
East Main Street
Carl Nagle Crowned Lititz Marbles Champion 1986
Carl Nagle of Lititz won the 1986 Lititz marbles title defeating Robert Dennis in the finals held Tuesday at West Main Street. The event closed Lititz Youth Week with 100 attendees around the ring and a Rotary Club prize watch presented by B M Leaman. Open House showcased 1800 plus exhibits across hobby arts and crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Nagle
Lititz
West Main Street
B. M. Leaman
Rotary Club
Ring
Nagle
Robert Dennis
George Kling
Reading Choir To Sing Elijah In Reading Tomorrow Evening
The 60 voice Reading First Evangelical Church choir will present Mendelssohn Elijah tomorrow at 7 45 pm in Trinity Evangelical Church. Sunshine Class Sunday School sponsors the concert taught by Mrs John Mathers. The choir impressed at last week’s dedication services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Reading
Mendelssohn
Trinity Evangelical Church
Sunshine
John Mathers
Flowers for Graves at Memorial Day Workday
The Lititz Lodge of Odd Felons decorating committee asks all members to bring flowers to Workman's harness factory by 8 o'clock Memorial Day morning for grave decoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Class To Meet Forget-Me-Not Class Tonight
Miss Anna Mary Franck will lead the Forget-Me-Not class of St Pauls Lutheran Church in a monthly meeting tonight at 8 at Miss Sarah Nolts Front Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Anna Mary Franck
Sarah Nolt
Front Street
Kindergarten Pupils Present Springtime Operetta and Graduation
The pupils of Margaret Kostroth's kindergarten will present the operetta Springtime followed by graduation exercises on Wednesday at 3 PM in the Moravian Sunday School building. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kostroth
Moravian Sunday School
Sportsmen Plan Memorial Shoot at Springs Park Traps
The Lititz Sportsmen Association will hold a Memorial Day morning shoot at the traps in the rear of Springs Park. All members and sportsmen are invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Springs Park
Linden Hall Faculty Member Discusses Bogs at Ushers Meeting
Miss Winifred Kingsley addressed the Moravian Ushers Association on Monday night, speaking on bogs and their floral life. James Mummert was reelected president, with Carl Workman, Walter Fryberger, and David Miller reappointed as vice president, secretary, and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Kingsley
Linden Hall
Moravian Ushers Association
James Mummert
Carl Workman
Walter Fry‘berger
David Miller
May Queen named at Schuylkill Haven high school
Local society notes report Miss Sylvia Edythe George, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. George of Schuylkill Haven, crowned May Queen at the high school exercises. Several residents spent weekends with relatives in Lancaster Manheim and Lititz while others attended a Reading funeral for Eugene Weidner longtime Ringgold Band leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Leeking
Lanccaster
Horace Yerger
Richard
Drexel Hill
Lititz
Benson Yerger
Winona Leed
Lancaster
Stanley Biemesderfer
Betty Leéd
State College
Sylvia Edythe George
Warren E. George
Schuylkill Haven
Town
Harry F. Ruhl, Jr
John Hunter
Earl Brian
Manheim
Grace Sesseman
Horace Grosh
William Pratt
Florida
Ralph Gross
Pratt
Louis Huebener
Howard Young
Eugene Weidner
Reading
Weidner
Ringgold
Huebener
Frank Rader
Marie Eisenhart
Elizabeth
Beulah
Dorothy
Bethlehem
Byron K. Horne
Frank Dietz
East Greenville
Carol Ann Horne
Lutz Meat Market Ad Lists Veal Lamb Beef Prices
Veal lamb and beef advertised with sausage 24e pudding 18c and hamburger 18c. Delivery offered and phone number 148 provided. Local meat market promotion in period style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutz
Adv
Commencement events announced for Rothsville High School
The 26th annual Rothsville High School commencement is set for May 29 at 8 p m with 23 diplomas to be awarded. Dr D Montfort Mechoir will give the address and Rev James Harrison will deliver the baccalaureate sermon May 28 at 7 p m. Class Night is May 28 at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothsville High
Rothsville High School
Dr. D. Montfort Mechoir
Girard College
Philadelphia
James Harrison
Advent Lutheran Church
Lancaster
Alumni Banquet Follows Lititz High School Event
A public Lititz High School Alumni Association program features a three person one act comedy from the class of 81, orchestra music led by Harry Neidermyer, readings, solos, and a Rev. John Hershey address. A business session precedes the Wednesday banquet at Moravian Sunday School Chapel with dancing at Linden Hall gym. Joseph B. Wissler is toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz High School Alumni Association
Harry Neidermyer
R. Chandler Heagy
Irene Keener
Joseph Sheckard
John Hershey
Linden Hall
Joseph B. Wissler
Lititz Rotary rep attends 34th district conference in Altoona
T. Dussinger spoke at the Lititz Rotary Club meeting in the General Sutter Hotel about the annual conference of the 34th district clubs held in Altoona last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Dussinger
Lititz
Altoona
General Sutter
Service For Graduates At Trinity Church Sunday
50th Lititz High class holds commencement eve service at the new Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church. Rev. James M. Moore preaches. processional at 7:30. graduates sing Handel Largo. orchestration and responsive readings lead to Scripture, prayers, and benediction by Rev. Byron K. Horne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church
James M. Moore
Church of the Brethren
D. P. Langsdorf
Largo
Handel
J. Harold Mumper
George B. Baezer
J. C. H. Light
Garden frost splits beans and vines in town
A severe early frost damaged gardens in the town. Rev Byron K Horne found one row of green beans frozen while other rows stayed green. Hiram Workman’s Spruce Street garden suffered all beans frozen whereas neighbors’ crops were unharmed. Clarence Lanais reported frost blackened beans in his South Cedar Street plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron K. Horne
Hiram Workman
Spruce Street
Clarence Lanais
South Cedar Street
J. Wesley Bruckhart
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Lititz High
American Legion
Wm. Moody
Garden Spot Post
Pauline Adams
Webster Benes
Elmer Carvell
Kathryn Fenstermacher
Leon Groff
Pauline Groff
David Greiner
Lida Haines
Walter Kissinger
Robert Koch
Trinity Church
Helen Bruce
Kathrine Buch
Miloyd Burkhart
Arlyne Demmy
Robert Eby
Robert Gangner
Harold Girvin
Wilbur Good
Rachel Hackman
Robert Hackman
Marcus Hart-~ranft
Alfred Keller
Lester Kline
Joseph Kopp
Anna Laser
Mildred Lefever
Bertha Long
Herbert Long
William Longshort
Mary Mellinger
Bertha Mischler
Martin Moore
Vera Nagle
Carl Nugent
Daniel Painter
Kathryn Peiffer
Josephine Reed
Morris Rosenberg
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