Library Officers Begin Campaign in Lititz
The Lititz Library Association formed Friday night with by laws adopted and 23 charter members. Trustees named include Miss Mary Huebener and Alfred Douple, with dues set at 1 dollar for active members and up to 100 dollars for contributing members. The group elected officers and planned a membership drive.
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Lititz Library Association
Mary Huebener
R. P. Healy
Mary Dengate
M. C. Demmy
John G. Hershey
Alfred Douple
Armistice Day Service Set by Local Churches
Cooperating churches of town unite for Garden Spot Post 5G American Legion Armistice Day service Sunday at 7:80 oclock in the High School auditorium. A feature will be the presentation of Brothers a plea for peace. The choir of St Pauls Church will perform numbers.
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Garden Spot Post
American Legion
Dhory
St. Paults
Operetta by Rothsville Juniors and Seniors Tomorrow
The Rothsville High School Junior and Senior classes present Miss Cherry blossom an operetta about Evelyn Barnes an American girl born in Japan raised as a Japanese maiden. The plot involves her father's secretary exploiting her wealth as she navigates peril and identity.
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Cherryblossom
Rothsville High School
Evelyn Barnes
Japan
Evelyn
Eight Coats Stolen From Local Trip To Philadelphia
A local group visiting Philadelphia had eight coats stolen after their cars were broken into. Carl Snavely slept in a car, Roy West’s coat was taken, and Gabriel Weaver wore one coat as others left theirs behind. The incident occurred after a football game and supper, with several named youths affected.
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Philadelphia
Carl Snavely
Roy West
Gabriel Weaver
Stumps
Richard Templeton
Donald May
Herb
Wilbur Wagaman
Carl Grosh
Paul Bachman
Richard Neidermyer
Willard Spickler
Iva Hall
Forrest Dennis
Dr Cooper to Address P T A Meeting Tuesday
Dr H K Cooper will give an illustrated talk on teeth at the November P T A meeting in the High School auditorium at 8 o clock. Music for the meeting will be furnished by the Girls Glee Club of the High School.
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H. K. Cooper
Parent Teachers Association
Hospital Auxiliary Seeks Women to Join Lititz Group
The Lititz Auxiliary of Lancaster General Hospital urges local women to renew involvement and meet Monday at 8 pm in the Legion Home on South Broad Street. The group aims to complete linen for the Lititz room refurnishings and donate canned fruit, seeking renewed support after years of waning activity.
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Hospital Auxiliary
Lancaster General Hospital
Lititz
Legion Home
South Broad Street
R. P. Healy
Thrift Shop opens in Lititz at Mrs Steiner storeroom
Town residents welcome a new ready to wear shop in Lititz at 51 East Main Street named the Thrift Shop operated by Irving Fox. Fox a former buyer from Reading will stock better coats suits and dresses at thrift prices and is related to Mrs Howard Garavanti.
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Lititz
Meats on sale at Lutz Store Main Street
Lutz Main Street Store advertises meat specials with chucks priced 16 18 20 cents and hamburg at 18 cents. Delivery service offered.
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Hamburg
Lutz’ Main St
Sixty War Voters Fail To Cast Movie Issue Ballots
Sixty voters who visited polls failed to vote on the Sunday movie issue on Tuesday. In Ward 1 and Ward 2 together 1014 and 563 ballots were cast, but only 985 and 582 ballots were recorded for the issue respectively.
Vote Tally for Election Official Candidates Revealed
Readable results show several candidates with party affiliations and vote counts. Victor Wagner led among Republicans with 720 votes while Emory Wagner and Wm Zartman also appear with varying tallies.
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Victor Wagner
H. R. Regennas
Wagner
C. G. Brubaker
Lester Furlow
Inspector Wm .Zartman
Emory Wagner
Zartman
J. Alvin
Enck
L. Diehm
D. Lit
Sunday Movie Issue Drives Large Turnout in Lancaster County
In a decisive five to one countywide vote Sunday movies were defeated, boosting Republican strength with Diehm earning 988 votes and Posey 509, as Lancaster city and the county backed the GOP across local and county tickets. People returned to polls after years to oppose Sunday theatre openings.
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Lititz
Lancaster City
Graybill Diehm
Diehm
Rotarians View Snake Bite Care Film in Lititz
The Lititz Rotary Club after its luncheon in the General Sutter Hotel watched a movie on venomous snake bite care. Dr. M. H. Yoder and Ralph Hertzler of Mulford Laboratories presented the program. Rev. Swope, former chaplain of the state American Legion, will speak next week.
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Lititz
Second Ward set vote record amid Sunday movie issue
SNOOPS Clarence Brubaker of the Second Ward election board said the 563 vote there was the largest of any he can recall in his 35 years of work on the board. The Sunday movie issue drew turnout though 465 more could have voted, with 1028 voters in the ward. Did you know Sylvia Longenecker was afraid of mice.
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Clarence Brubaker
Second Ward
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