14th Fair Termed Finest Ever Held
Despite rain and wind dampening crowds, the 14th Lititz Community Show drew near 10,000 opening-night attendees. Thursday’s parade and exhibits impressed, though Friday and Saturday weather kept others away. baby parade set for Saturday with prizes awarded to local groups and residents for novel costumes and displays.
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Lititz
Nettie W. Wolf
Manheim
Charles Ringer
Lititz Springs
Dorothy Uhlig
R. D
Harvey Wagle
Litita R. D
Henry Koehler
M. Stauffer
Rotheville
Roy Steffin
Donald Grahe
Richard Stauffer
Caroline Hoover
Edith Hess
Lancaster R. D
Phyllis Seiverling
Ephrata
Artemas Hahn
Jacob Barry
Hopeland
Carl Schaeffer
Council Grants Right To Lay New Gas Main
The borough council approved issuing permission to Pennsylvania Power and Light Co. to open several streets in the northern town area to install a d inch insulated gas main from its plant to join the existing main toward Manheim. Work will begin once plans are completed. The council also granted D. P. Bricker’s request to use the borough roller in the park for improvements. Water pumps ran 425 hours, pumping 10,800,000 gallons with 5 taps and one meter installed. Waiter rent paid totaled 250.78, leaving 194 outstanding. Monthly receipts reached 6,140 with 5,000 from 1984 taxes and 875 from beer tax refund. Numerous bills were ordered paid including Electric & Telephone, Robt. Yerger, Lititz Springs Park, Tropical Paint, The Brown Instrument Co., City of Lancaster, and other vendors. (Continued on Page 32)
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Pennsylvania Power and Light Co
Manheim
D. P. Bricker
Water Department
P. B. Fu
H. M. Kofroth
Addison Harding
Levi Mishler
Electric & Telephone
Arthur Keath
Lititz Springs
Wait & Shand
J. Wm Miksch
Lititz Sprines Park
M- Snavely
The
Brown Instrument Co
City of
Baby Parade Planned for Saturday at 3 30 PM
The Baby Parade postponed by rain will be held this Saturday afternoon at 3 30. The parade route and prizes remain as previously scheduled with the same details and timing.
Parade Route and Baby Contest Prizes Announced
The parade forms at the High School at 2 80 P.M. and moves at 3 30 P.M. Route goes west on Orange to Broad, north to the Square, east on Main to Cedar, south to the High School. Babies six years and under eligible with cash and merchandise prizes for most artistic, most original, most comical, best dressed, poorest dressed, youngest baby, and an honorable monitor. Each baby receives a gift.
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Orange Street
Broad Street
the Square
Main Street
Cedar Street
High School
Community Show Special Extends RECORD Offer
The RECORD extends a weekend subscription deal at 51.00 per year for new and renewing readers. The offer includes a 50 cent saving and targets every home in town, Rothsville, and rural routes out of the Suite Post Office. The deal applies this weekend only with no extra papers issued last week.
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Tr. Rothsville
Hallowe'en Parties Hosted by Hannaard and Dussinger
Hold Hallowe en parties with Mr and Mrs Robert Hannaard and Mrs Charles Dussinger entertaining in Dussinger basement. Twenty five guests attended including Edward Grogh Arthur Bushong Eugene Keller Jamie Kline M B Ganges Harry Kready Charles Dussinger Ruth Verna Hanna Lancaster and others. Elizabeth Ober hosted a second Hallowe en party at Broad and Main Streets with Betty Garner Nancy McClune Thelma Howard Jean Shaub Mary Louise Keith Betty Weay Beryl Martin Jane Ludwig Bianca Dorothy Walters Faith Frey Jacquelene and others.
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Robert Hannaard
Charles Dussinger
Hallowe’en
Dussinger
Edward Grogh
Arthur Bushong
Eugene Keller
Jamie Kline
Birth of a son announced by Mr and Mrs Walter Hallman
Mr and Mrs Walter Hallman announce the birth of a seven pound son born Monday morning at Lancaster General Hospital Rexall to Sale today Friday and Saturday Moyers Drug Store Lititz Pa offers many Big 1 values and other items
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Walter Hallman
F of & Son
Lancaster General Hospital
Rexall
Moyers Drug Store
Lititz
G O P Standard Bearers Win State Acclaim As Election Nears
Pennsylvania faces a crucial election with top state and county offices on the ballot next Tuesday. The vote is seen as a potential rebuke or approval of national policies and taxes, amid sharp partisan rhetoric. Governor Pinchot endorses Republican candidate Behnarder, calling him the best fitted for governor, as charges fly over job securit y and policy disputes.
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Pennsylvania
Sue
Pinchot
United States
Joseph Guffey
George Parle
Wiliam A.behnader
Pennsylvani
R. W. DB
Card Party Attended by 140 at Susquehan Club
About 140 people attended the Susquehan Club card party held Tuesday night at the Fire Hall. Prize winners included Ella M. Sharp, Mrs. Abram Vershey, Arthur Ginney, Elmer Shoemaker, Charles Guadrant, Sara Weidman, Daniel Kenk, Clarence May, Donald May, Gibson, Mel. B. L. Sharp, William Kiink, and Kathryn Payne Reeve.
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Susquehan Club
Ella M. Sharp
Abram Vershey
Arthur Ginney
Elmer Shoemaker
Charles Guadrant
Sara Weidman
Daniel Kenk
Clarence May
Donald May
Gibson
Mel. B. L. Sharp
William Kiink
Kathryn Pay Na Reeve
Funeral director addresses Lititz Rotary Club program
Lancaster funeral director Ben Herr spoke at Lititz Rotary Club Thursday evening at the General Sutter Hotel. Herr, with Isaac Herr Sons and secretary of the state funeral directors association, discussed his profession and shared little known details.
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Ben Hery
Lancaster
Lititz
Dr RB C Smith Announces Associate Physician Here
Dr Nussel Smith has secured as associate in his Staite office an experienced physician Dr Lous P Roster a Philadelphia graduate to take charge of his practice on the days he must spend at his Philadelphia office. On Tuesdays and Fridays of each week Dr Smith will be here all day and will take care of his work as usual.
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Nussel
Card Party Saturday by Knights of Malta at Malta Home
Knights of Malta host a public card party Saturday evening at the Malta Home. Pinochle and 500 games featured with duoy and score prizes. Event starts 8:30 PM with admission 35x. For Good Meat call Lutz, 148 We Deliver.
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Knights of Malta
Malta
Lititz Child Nearly Drowns in Home Fish Pond
Edith Stoner, 11, nearly drowned in an ornamental pond behind Eber Foltz’s West Orange Street home. Neighbors and relatives rushed to revive her with artificial respiration after she was pulled from the water unconscious. Physician later reported she was nearly normal.
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Fish
Eber Foltz
West Orange Street
Edith Stoner
John Stoner
Foltz
Robert Groff
Linden Street
Junior Levan
Clarence Levan
Edith
Ronald Gochenanr
Mr. Foltz
Ronald
Mr. Waltz
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Lutz Market
G.O.P
Republican Party
RB. C. Smith
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