Roosevelt Wins In Landslide Vote
Roosevelt wins a landslide for a second term as president as early returns show 46 of 48 states and a large turnout. In Lancaster County the city backed the Democrats while the 17th district state senate race favored H J Pierson 28 038 to 25 378. Pierson carried most of the county outside Lebanon.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Lancaster County
H. J Pierson
Town
C. E. Eaby
Ephrata
Pierson
Lebanon County
Lancaster Co
Welfare Chest Meeting At City Hall Tonight
The annual Welfare Chest meeting convenes in the Council Chamber at eight o clock. Nineteen captains and about seventy helpers are appointed to lead the welfare drive in Lititz from November 12 to 20. Reports on the year s work will be presented and participation is open to all residents.
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Lititz
Welfare Chest
Council Chamber
New Books In Library In October At Lititz Public Library
The librarian reports 47 books added in October and 29 new members, bringing total membership to 542. Circulation for the month reached 475 with 46 readers using the rooms.
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Lititz
Mrs D A Zimmerman Hurt In Fall At Church Steps
Mrs D A Zimmerman of South Cedar Street sustained cuts and bruises after slipping on the steps of St Pauls Lutheran Church on Sunday morn. She is recovering rapidly and was out on Tuesday.
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D. A. Zimmerman
South Cedar Street
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Rodeheaver to sing at Trinity Church Monday night
Homer Rodeheaver, former Sunday singing leader, will present an evening of music at Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church Monday. The program begins at 7 45 not a concert or recital, with public invitation extended.
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Tabernacle
Billy
Homer Rodeheaver
Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church
Rodceheaver
Trick Billiard Artist At Park View Tomorrow
Frank Marino world renowned trick and fancy billiard artist will stage an exhibition tomorrow evening at 8 to open the enlarged Park View Billiard Academy. The club has been extended 86 feet to the rear and two new tables added along with a soda fountain. Public invited to attend the opening and exhibition.
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Frank Marino
Park View Billard Academy
Morino
Special Meeting Tonight on Victory Parade Plans
President Samuel T. Nuss of the Lititz Democratic Club calls a special meeting this evening at 8 o clock at Lutz Meat Market E Main Street to map plans for an elaborate victory parade. The Democratic Club also meets in Malta Hall on Tuesday night Nov 10 for its regular monthly session.
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Samuel T. Nuss
Lititz
Democratic Club
Lutz
E. Main Street
Malta Hall
Reserved Seat Chart Open for Senior Class Play
Tickets for the Senior Class play in the school auditorium next Thursday and Friday evenings are on sale by class members. Reserved seats are available at no extra cost at Moyer's Drug Store.
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Moyer’s
Legion Meeting Tomorrow at Garden Spot Post 56
The November meeting of Gar den Spot Post 56 American Legion will be held tomorrow at 8 p m in the Post Home at 8 Broad Street. New officers will preside.
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Garden Spot Post
American Legion
Post Home
Broad Street
Penny Bingo At Lititz Fire House Tonight
Penny bingo to be played at the Lititz fire house at 8 tonight sponsored by the Fire Company. Also a home in Lititz or nearby offered in the 83 000 class by E. E. Habecker, real estate agent.
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Fire House
Lititz
The
Fire Company
E. E. Habecker
Philadelphia Firm Opens Furniture Plant in Town
Krane Bros of Philadelphia, upholsterers, have rented the former Stiffel Freeman Safe Works building on N. Water Street and started production with nine local workers and two foremen from Philadelphia. The plan calls for gradual local hiring until nearly 100 are employed, with all frames made in Philadelphia and brought here for covering until next month when woodworking will occur locally. The building’s interior is renovated and the Philadelphia plant will close its production, keeping only a display room and sales office.
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Krane Bros
Philadelphia
Stiffel- Freeman Safe Works
N. Water Street
D. W. Withers
Town
Furniture Company
Ramage Sale Promoted by W C T U
A W C T U sale on November 18 and 19 invites donations of unused attic items. Items may be sent to Mrs Mary Guiles Mrs John Sch leith Miss Hettie Oberholtzer Mrs J G H Light or Miss Virginia Grosh before the sale. Pudding 20c lb Hamburg 18c lb delivery available by calling 9181W LUTZ.
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Mary Guiles
John Schleith
Hettie Oberholtzer
J. G. H. Light
Virginia Grosh
Armistice Day Message From a Mother of Veterans
A Mother of the American Legion urges an end to war and demands women’s consent before sending fighters abroad. She calls for strong national defense and trained officers, arguing war harms families and nations. The message ends with a note continued on page 6.
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Mother Earth
The
American Legion
Earth
Final Farm Show Meeting Tuesday In Lititz Fire Hall
Lititz Community Show Association issues post cards to members announcing final show meeting Tuesday night at 8 in the Fire Hall. Reports on this year’s show and plans for next year will be discussed. Chamber of Commerce members receive notices to hear the concession stance, which opposes concessionaires at the show. The association favors a next show with fewer skeptical stands and will limit stand erection to Thursday in future years after early setups this year.
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Lititz Community Show Association
Lititz Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Community Show Association
Show Association
Annual Armistice Service in St Pauls on Sunday
The Lititz American Legion sponsors an Armistice Service at 8 o'clock Sunday evening in St Pauls Lutheran Church. A union service follows a later hour to allow other churches to hold services. Town ministers will participate and Rev J Harold Mumper will preach the sermon. The church choir will perform special music.
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St. Pauls
The
Lititz American Legion
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
J. Harold Mumper
Seabers Observe 25th Anniversary Of Marriage
Mr and Mrs Paul M Seaber of Front Street celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on Monday. They wed at Gettysburg in the parsonage of St Luke Lutheran Church with Rev Joseph Baker brother of Mrs Seaber officiating. Their honeymoon lasted a week in New York and Philadelphia.
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Paul M. Seaber
Front Street
Mrs. Seaber
Gettysburg
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Joseph B. Baker
Garman announces engagement of Dorothy Arlene to Swarr
Mr and Mrs Mahlon M Garman of East Lincoln Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Arlene to John Howard Swarr of Mr Joy RD 1, son of Mr and Mrs J Lehman Swarr. No wedding date has been set.
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Mahlon M. Garman
East Lincoln Avenue
Dorothy Arlene
John Howard Swarr
Joy R.D
J. Lehman Swarr
Joy R. D
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