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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1936

Page

9

Weekly publication notice from Lititz printer

The Record Printing Co issues weekly notices edited by Fulweiler J and Johnson, indicating the Lancaster County town Lititz Pennsylvania and local post office entry for distribution.

the Record Printing CO Fulweiler J BR. Johnson THE Record Printing CO South Broad St Lititz, Pa

Armistice Day Message and Local Show Report

A war critique laments the toll on veterans and urges a nation to seek lasting peace. The article then details Lititz show finances, concession profits, merchant opinions, and next year’s restrictions to curb early setup and keep questionable stalls out.

Election Row in Lititz: 295 Votes Cast and Late Certainty

November 9 1911 election in Lititz saw 295 total votes with ballots badly cut forcing election board to work until 4 A M Wednesday to certify results. H N Miksch Frank Schnerer and Harry Neidermyer were elected to borough council while Elmer Eby H S Meishey John Fasnacht Elam Habecker and H C Seldomridge won school board seats. Carrie Hershey died at Front Street home.

Lititz H. N. Miksch Frank Schnerer Harry Neidermyer Elmer Eby H. S. Meishey John Fasnacht Elam Habecker H. C. Seldomridge

Community Show status and plans for improvement

Town residents discuss the Community Show now in its current year. The Chamber of Commerce faces criticism for its stance on mid way attractions, while supporters want to keep the show running and improve it by excluding fakers. The Show Association agrees and aims to drop objectionable acts next year, noting it needs funds to operate.

Show Association Hershey Lititz Chamber of Commerce Chamber

Fifty Years Ago November 5 1886 Lititz News Briefs

Ousted Brickerville Lutherans met in Coleman Memorial Chapel on Elizabeth Farms under Rev. M. Fernster and will hold services periodically until new plans. Eighteen Democrats voted on age at local polls. Beaver elected Governor. Warwick school, taught by I Kuber, has 68 pupils. Uvbon Day exercises at Lititz High School featured recitations by Delbo Bear Haisch Tshudy Nies Bob, and talk by Tshudy. Lititz Rothsville turnpike company elected Pfautz president Evans treasurer Miller secretary Evans and Hepp managers.

Brickerville Arthur Delbo Annie Bear Lettie Bear Katie Haisch Carrie Tshudy Linnie Nies J. G. Zook Mary Bob Bertha Bew Anna Barr H. H. Tshudy

King's Daughters Host Chicken Pie Supper at Mora vian Church

The Sunshine Circle of King's Daughters held a chicken pie supper in the basement of the Moravian Sunday School building Friday evening with twenty one attendees. A historical Vesper gathered at the Moravian Church in Nazareth on Thursday with listed participants.

Sunshine Circle of King’s Daughters Moravian Sunday School Nazareth Thurs

Personal News From Mt Gretna and Nearby Areas

Mr and Mrs Justin Stoner entertained at their cottage at Mt Gretna on Friday with guests including Mr and Mrs Daniel Witmyer Mr and Mrs Frank Buch Mr and Mrs H H Diehm Dr and Mrs L N Moyer and Mr and Mrs E E Habecker Randolph Bricker spent the week end with his parents Miss Emily Eschbach is spending several weeks in Bethlehem Frank Dengate visited his mother Mrs Mary Dengate The Rev and Mrs James M Moore will attend a ministerial meeting at Palmyra mid week Mrs Henry B Gibbel returned home after two weeks at Everett Mr and Mrs M B Horst of Waynesboro visited the Moores on Sunday Mr and Mrs Paul Doster moved into the former J L Grosh home on South Spruce Street

Frank Reed Orange Street Warwick Ida Simmons David Spickler Spruce Street Florence Culp Harry Culp Owl Hill Robert Kling Gertrude Buck Christian Kling East Main Street Morris Frederick Leyi Rudy Hershey & Gibbel D. B. Eberly Hopeland Harry Shimp J. C. Felker Lincoln Weachter Foresters of America Lititz Court Rudy’s Hall Harry Showers Front Street A. S. Delp Justin Stoner Mt. Gretna Daniel Witmyer Frank Buch H. H. Diehm L. N. Moyer E. E. Habecker Randolph Bricker D. P. Bricker Emily Eschbach Bethlehem Frank Dengate Mary Dengate James M. Moore Palmyra Henry B. Gibbel Everett M. B. Horst Waynesboro Paul Doster J. L. Grosh South Spruce Street

King's Daughters Convention Pageant At Bethlehem Church

Mrs Byron K Horne Dr J L Hertz Mr Louis Huebener Mr Horace Grosh Mr William Grosh Mr Robert Russel Mrs Elizabeth Hepp Miss Libbie Bueh Miss Kathryn Martin Miss Emily Esch bach Miss Erica Nethercott Miss Mary Huebener and Mrs P F Snyder attended the County King's Daughters Convention at Bethlehem Presbyterian Church Thursday. The pageant The King's Domain written by Miss Huebener was presented. County president Mrs Conrad Hermsted chaired the event.

Byron K. Horne J. L. Hertz Louis Huebener Horace Grosh William Grosh Robert Russel Elizabeth Hepp Libbie Bueh Kathryn Martin Emily Eschbach Erica, Nethercott Mary Huebener P. F. Snyder Mary Hueben

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