Great Lititz Community Show Sets Attendance Record
More than 80 000 people attended the 11th Lititz Community Show with over 2 000 exhibits. East Main Street overflowed with visitors, bands, parades, and a large poultry and auto show. Prizes were awarded in costumes and entries, and a Mardi Gras parade crowned a queen and king.
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Lititz
Tme
East Main Street
Drewight
Takien
Broad Street
Inne Forbes
Sloa
Ueher
Lancaster Agricultural Ptension
Helen Mathias
York
E. J. Walters
Slate College
Grumyey
Town
Charles Hallowell
Philadelphia
Hallowe'en
P Rocession
Leroy Miley
A. K. Hahn
Manheim
Paul Kauffman
Betsy Groff
Puple
Edith Longenecker
John Jocco
Lancaster
Eugene Sharp
Ititz
H. E. Trout
Maneim
Robert H. Adams
William D. Leed
Ephrata
Glen Himmel Cwer
Robert Owen
Twn
Eeks
Kid Keller
Two More Lucky Numbers in Local Lottery Draws
A monthly Lititz event named No 12761 was drawn as the lucky number with a free tire prize for any ticket bearing it. Also, Cleaner's lucky number 526 is featured this month with a chance to win free dry cleaning and pressing by checking the calendar for the New Year number.
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Lititz Springs
Sendar
Ronald Goodnauer
Robert Heagy
Lorraine Waidman
Robbie Bomberger
KE. M. Weidman
Elmer H. Bomberger
Lucilte Keener
Jacob Keener
Bobbie
Katherine Buckwalter
Nancy Landis
Walter Landis
Ephrata
Thomas Houck
Jean
June
Mildred Young
Fred Sturgis
Homer Sturgis
Emanuel Gleuner
Joseph Doster
Lancaster
Dorothy Krick
Charles Krick
Mendrith
Mary Stenwel
Charles Stengel
Hene
Harold Galebach
John Galebach
Penryn
Fred. Wagner
Victor Wagner
Charles Getz
Mary Louise
Doster
Carl Huber
Ira Huber
Douglas Lee Spacht
Carl Spacht
Gladys Erb
Earl Erb
Willma Hoffman
Harlan Hoffman
Betty Jane Scott
G. D. Scott
York
Local Prominent Lititz Merchants Back Basketball Team A
Basketball team backed by prominent Lititz merchants begins practice this winter. Any reporter should go to Lartz Hall tonight at 7.80 for a tryout.
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Promant Lititz Merchants
Pracce
Lartz Hall
Show draws crowds for massive hometown fair event
Town visitors swelled for the Show with estimates ranging from 15,000 to 56,000 across three nights. A wide array of displays from 4-H sewing to farm products drew steady crowds in venues along Main Street. Officials praised the effort, planning for larger space next year, and a charitable gift of ice cream to Zion Home marked a friendly close.
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Hallowe’en
Ain Street
Lichman
Cedar Street
Bnck
Young’s
Sturgis
Dosters
Grange Women
Farm Women’s Society
Spacht
Penna, Power & Light Company
Meyer Drug Store
Grube’s Shoe Store
Zion
Lititz Community Chest to Meet Tonight
The Lititz Community Chest holds its annual meeting in the Business League rooms at 8 p.m. to elect an Executive Board, arrange districts and solicitors for the November 16 to 24 fund drive, review yearly work and finances, and welcome contributors and welfare supporters. Current officers listed include John Miller, Elmer Eby, Miss Mary Huebene, H. H. Diehm, Mrs. Mary M. Dengate, with additional members Sophia Bricker, J. R. Johnson, B. M. Leaman, Dr M. H. Yoder, and Jas. H. Breitigan.
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Lititz Community Chest
Business League
Community Chest Organization
Lititz
The
Armistice Day Program At Garden Spot Post
Di Leon C Prince dean of Dickinson Law School and state legislator to speak at the Armistice Service of Garden Spot Post 56 American Legion Sunday at 7 45 in Keeluck High School auditorium. Town ministers join in the union meeting with choir from Moravian Church and the High School Orchestra.
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di. Leon C. Prince
Dickinson Law School
Garden Spot Post
American Legion
Keeluck
Iho Moravian Church
Orche
Lititz School Attendance and Activities Report
Public school attendance stands at 97.1 percent this year with lower grades dip due to chicken pox. No tardies recorded in several grades while drum corps progress noted with 34 bees and 6 drums all from the fifth grade. Inspectors and visiting professors from Lititz Rothsville Ephrata attend Harrisburg Educational Convention to discuss Pennsylvania ten year program.
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LaMorte
Deckert
Furlow
Miss Peters
Nlassler
Miss McGinnis
Sensel
Tshu
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Community pumpkin seed-count contest and wheat guess results
Beck Bros window pumpkin guess show seed tally to be counted Saturday night. Wheat contest at Pfantz Bros Store awarded first prize to Pierce B Landis for 65,000 grains and second prize to Elam M Becker for 68,240. jar held 64,624 grains.
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Beck Bros
Lin Pfantz Bros
Pierce B
Landis
Lancaster R. D
Warning to Housewives About Fake Federal Inspectors
A county warning advises housewives to beware men posing as federal inspectors who demand to test canned goods. The fake inspectors declare jars impure and seize items. The notice says genuine agents will identify themselves and pay full price for any goods taken.
Shisslers Visit Tremont and Local Hockey Upset
Local families spend Sunday in Tremont visiting relatives including Rev and Mrs Bechtel and Rev Keene. Linden Hall hockey team beat Shippen School 3 2 in Lancaster, with Betty Eby scoring twice. Various church events and Society notes fill the week from Moravian, United Brethren to W T U and Ladies Auxiliary meetings.
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A. M. Shissler
Mae
Henry
Ruth
Susan Shreiner
Louisa Shissler
Tremont
R. G. Bechtel
Lalso
Pine Grove
Keene
Linden Hall
Lancaster
Shippen School
Betty Eby
Town
S. WH. Gapy, DD
Bethlehem
Moravian Church
Hershey and Posey Victors In School Director Fight
John Hershey won the school board seat on the Democratic ticket as heavy city ballots favored him over Republican rival Dr S R Posey. Posey also secured a seat, while Howard Hollinger failed, amid last minute sticker campaigning and shifting voter opinions.
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Hershey and Posey Victors
John Hershey
8. R. Posey
Howard Hollinger
Hershey
Dr. Posey
Landis Herr
Posey
Dancers grace General Sutter Hotel with festive costumes
A Saturday night dance at the General Sutter Hotel drew a sizeable crowd. Attendees wore costumes following the mummers parade, adding color to the event as plans begin for a dance around Thanksgiving.
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General Sutter Hotel
Halloween Party At Ira Eberly’s Garage
A Hallowe en gathering was held in Ira Eberly’s garage on Thursday evening with Miss Esther Eby Mae Shaub Clara Greiner Grace Lehn Elva Minnich Myrtle Christ Naomi Sammy Mabel Frey Florence Boucher and Mrs. Charles Ringer attending. Guests played games and danced and refreshments were served.
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Ira Eberly
Esther Eby
Mae Shaub
Clara Greiner
Grace Lehn
Elva Minnich
Myrtle Christ Naomi Sammy
Mabel Frey
Florence Boucher
Charles Ringer
Kindergarten Hallowe'en Party Hosted by Mrs Lockhart
Mrs W EK Lockhart hosted a Hallowe'en party for kindergarten pupils on Friday morning. Mothers of the children attended as guests. Seasonal games were played and refreshments served.
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W. EK. Lockhart
Khey Kindergarten
Hallowe'en
Pheasants Rule Opening Day as Hunters Take Field
The opening of the hunting season brought record pheasant yields with the heaviest kill ever. More than 600000 licensed gunners statewide took to the fields, largest number on record, while Lancaster County issued nearly 14000 licenses as rabbits remained scarce and few hunters reached the limit.
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Ringneck
Tate
Bucks County
Pennsylvania
Lancaster Court House
Moravian Church reception for missionary in town
Several hundred Moravian Church members gathered in the Sunday School Chapel Monday evening to honor Rev. Rufus F. Bishop and his wife on furlough from Nicaragua where they spent 35 years. Bishop spoke about his work, displayed curios, and answered questions as an engaging program was presented.
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Moravian Church
Rufus F. Bishop
Nicaragua
Bishop
Ushers League Booster Meeting Attended by Many
Over a hundred men attended a booster meeting of the Ushers League at the Evangeli cal Congregational Church Tuesday evening. Addresses were given by Rev. H. J. Eline and Wm. Fasnacht, and music was supplied by the Brown Boys Orchestra of Lancaster.
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Ushers League
Evangelical Congregational Church
H. J. Eline
Wm. Fasnacht
Brown Boys Orchestra
Lancaster
PTA Sponsored Comedy Henry's Wedding at High School
The Parent Teachers Association will sponsor a comedy Henry's Wed ding to be staged in the High School auditorium on November 26 and 27. The Dorcas Bible Class of St. Paul's Lutheran Church plans a pantry sale in the church basement on Saturday with soup cakes and pies.
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Dorcas
St. Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School
Society of Farm Women
Anna Erb
Ladies
Lititz Fire Company
Council Chamber
Congregational Evangelical Parsonage
Owen Hershey
Fianna Plantaz
E. Main Street
C. Wm. Grosh
N. Z. Kline
Philaelphia
Gypsy Smith
Joseph B. Wissler
Lititz
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Henry
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
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Community Chest
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Abram Hershey
John Steffy
Ronald Gochinauer
Sylvan Goechwauer
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S. C. Enck
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Wrightsville
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Florence B. Gibbel
Juniata College
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Easton
Fanny Schnerer
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Ellen Schnerer
Ada Schnerer
Jacob Stark
Covell MacGonigle
Elizabeth Walter
Nazareth
Harry Smith
Walter Smith
Clyde Eshleman
Joy
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Annie Gibbel
Annie Habecker
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Reading
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R. V. Owen
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Annapolis, Md
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