Local families host Sunday dinners and Halloween party
Mr and Mrs Irvin Miller visited Lititz relatives. Many guests shared Sunday dinners including Millers, Hoslers, Hollingers, Becker, Bru baker, Dohner, Dohmer, Raezer, Kaufman, Diehm, Weber, Keath, Hiestand, Zell, Weidman, Shand, Sheetz, Bishop, Koehler, Sla gel, Leng, Sturgis, Reidersbach, Pfantz, McMullen. About 100 attended the Ladies Auxiliary Halloween party Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Miller
Childen
Benjamin Miller
Lititz
Graybill Hosler
Emery Hollinger
Hersey
Samuel Becker
J. Z. Brubaker
Martha Dihzer
Paul Dohner
Cyrus Dohmer
Hoover
Manheim
George Raezer
J. B. Kauffman
John R. Diehm
Meda
Carl Weber
Walter Hiestand
Maple Grove
Charles Zell
Francis Weidman
Elstenville
Samuel Shand
Palmyra
Marcus Sheetz
Arthur Weidman
Russel Bishop
Brornerville
Paul Koehler
Harry E. Long
Robert Slagel
Lancaster
Sara Leng
Philadelphia
Lewis Sturgis
Currie Reidersbach
Robert
Penn
William Pfantz
Mervin
Patricia Ann
William Glenn
Helen McMullen
Hallowe'en
Ladies’ Auxiliary
SNOOPS Continued Local Gossip From Lititz
Election day chatter fills Lititz with debate at polling places. A local Democrat rejects a woman’s affiliation while others vote no on Sunday movies, as residents follow county news in the GCORD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litita
Lititz
GCORD
Chester Howard and His Orchestra to Play Public Dance
Numerous social items note local residents and visitors, dances, and gatherings. Chester Howard and His Orchestra will supply music for a General Sutter dance Saturday night, with many names listed as attendees or travelers from nearby towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Howard
Halloween Party At Klanks Hosts Young Set
Miss Teresa Klank and Miss May Way entertained at a Halloween party hosted by Mr and Mrs Wm Klank at 312 East Main Street Friday evening. The home was festively decorated and a buffet luncheon complemented the theme. Guests included Louise Carney Norma Putt Winifred Shaeffer Helen Bruce Arlyne Demmy Dorothy Littl Betty Ann Graybill Jackie Grunenberger Frank Dengate Robert Mackman Marcus Fartrank Dillon Putt Mike nberg Wm Longsdorf James Berger and Ann Elsie Gundling from Lancaster. A scavenger hunt provided entertainment with prizes awarded to Robert Hackman Betty Ann Graybill Dillon Putt and Ann Elsie Gundling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Leed
Dorothy Scheek
Marietta
Curtis Rendler
Leonard Conrad
Catherine
West Lawn
Ted
Robert Kling
Herbert Smedley
Glenolden
H. W. Dean
Harrisburg
Emily Eshbach
William Fasnacht
Joan
W. Orange
New Jersey
Edward Stroble
John Moore
Henry Seaman
Mauch Chank
H. R. Bebst
Emily Stamy
Shippensburg
R. E. Stamy
Lancaster
Karl Wolf
Vivian
Richard
Pred Beekman
Janette Shaeffer
Richard Heckman
Walter Shaeffer
Gardner Wilson
Teresa Klank
May Way
Hallowe’n
Wm.Klank
E. Main Street
Hallowe’en
Loise Carney
Norma Putt
Winifred Shaef
Robert Hackman
Bretty Ann Graybill
Dilton Putt
Ann Elsie Gundling
Bank Statement Affidavit Filed in Lancaster County
P. H. Bomburger cashier swears the total pledged state of Penn a Lancaster County bank statement is true to the best of knowledge. Notary J. B. Herr witnessed on November 6 1935 with commission through January 17 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers National Bank
Lititz
Comptroller of Currency
Wader
State OF
Penna
County OF Lancaster
P. H. Bomberger
J. B. Herr
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Also Mentioned on This Page
Penryn
Harvey Heinie
Anna
Near East Petersburg
Alice Keath
A. ¥. Keath
Snoops
Luther Ruhl
Front Street
Mrs. Ruhl
Sylvia
Davenport
James Keys
Carrie Yerger
Gerald Yeager
Drexel Hill
Jacob M. Leed
Michigan
Barbara
Priscilla
East Flat Rock
North Carolina
Mr. Beibst
D. P. Bricker
Paul Mentzer
Lancaster General Hospital
Treva Fraelich
Coatesville
Mrs. Ansbach
Louise Guirey
Cedar Street
Jintle
W. Musser
Lititz, PA
Mrs. Farmer
Denver and Ephrata
Tel. & Tel. Co. Co
Eaby
Ephrata No
Hallowe’en Party
United States
Banking House
Banking House Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Comzion
U. S
Total
Rk. J. Black
H. J. Pierson
J. B. Wissuer
Department OF
The
R. J. Black
I. B. Wissler
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