Housing Program Outlined By Local Officials
Mayor James J. Ross and William A. Brinkman of Lancaster explained the Federal Housing Administration Better Housing Program to a local men’s group in the Fire House Monday night. They answered common questions and discussed countywide meeting turnout and local committee roles.
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James J. Ross
Wm. A. Brinkman
Lancaster
Federal Housinge Administration
Ens
Fire House
Better Housing Program
Ross
Mr. Brickman
Better Housing Program Committee
Lancaster City
Laney
Cost Accountants Branch To Meet Here Tomorrow
The Reading Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants. 75 to 100 accountants from Lancaster Berks Lebanon and Lehigh counties will visit the Trap Company plant at 2 pm then tour Walton Paper and Simplex Box. A 6 pm dinner at General Sutter Hotel follows with remarks by Senator H Pierson Ralph Gross and Chester M Woolner.
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National Association of Coscountants
Lancaster
Berks
Lebanon
Lehigh Counes
Mal Trap Company
Jant
Walton Paper Company
Simplex Box Corporation
H Pierson
Walton Corporation
Ralph Gross
Simplex
Chester M. Woolner
Trap Company
Community Show To Noid Final Meeting In Lititz
The Lititz Community Show Association will hold its final meeting of the year Tuesday evening at the Fire Hall. All business of the group will be closed, and everyone interested in the work of the association is urged to attend.
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Lititz Community Show Association
Hotel repair crews address cracking walls at General Sutter
Workmen have spent the week on the southwest corner of the General Sutter Hotel repairing cracks caused by foundation settling. The project aims to stabilize the structure and prevent further damage to the historic building.
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General Sutter Hotel
Beef for sale at Main Street market every Friday
Farmers and thrifty housewives urged to buy locally dressed beef at 12c per pound with steaks yeast and boiling meat available. Market hours are Fridays from 3 to 6 pm at the meat market past Main Street.
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Main Street
Goons Meat Market
Armistice Day Observances and Local Notices
Holiday observations mention Armistice Day on November 29 and related closures. The report notes community events at South Broad Street, a fire incident at Lititz, and movements of residents including Mrs Ella Lary and Mr Lacy. Various local names and addresses are listed among social notes and hospital transfers.
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M. Gray
North Broad Street
Wsitz Fire Company
Sutter Stotel
Lititz
Lacy
Ella Lary
E City
Sunbeam
St. Paul's Lutheran Seday School
Winona
Charles ElHott
Edith Pfautz
Charles A. "Diautz
East Main Street
New York
Paul Seaber and Son
Broad Street
Eisphine Seaber
North Water Street
Theora Beith
Margaret Ditzies
Prorence Steffy
Community Chest Board To Elect Tonight
Lititz Community Chest annual meeting set for 8 PM at the Hall with officers presiding. Directors report budget for 1984 fixed at 2756 dollars and plans for the year discussed.
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Community Chest Board
Chest
Huehener
Secretarians
Treasure
Denica
Wm. Moods Seaman
Joan M. Mitler
Mlc
Ning
Local Man Wins Big Fish Amid Humble Report
A sparse clipping describes Lewis Xomith winning a prize with two large fish weighing 18 pounds and 6 pounds, plus a salmon of 27 inches, in a local contest. The record notes a third fish just slightly longer than the winner, closing on November 1.
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Jurgis
Legion Amistice Service to Be Held Sunday Night
The American Legion announces an Armistice Day observance this Sunday evening at 7 o clock in the High School auditorium. Churches will join in the service, with each church holding its own prayer at 7 o clock to allow worshipers to attend the Legion program. Members of the Legion will meet at the Post Home before proceeding to the school.
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Legion Amistice
American Legion
Diterim
Vine
The
Legion P
Saareh
Births Reported by Local Families in Brunnerville Kissel Till and Town
Birth announcements from Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Obertoitze of Brunnerville announce a son J H born Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Grubs of Kissel Till announce the birth of a son Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Edwar of town announce a son born Wednesday at 492 P M at St Josephs Hospital.
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Isaac Obertoitze
Brunnerville
Bryan Grubs
Kissel Till
Babies Parade Draws Out 40 Competitors In Postponed Event
Forty babies and toddlers paraded in a delayed Sutite Community Show Baby Parade attracting about 2,000 spectators. Participants included Pats Foltz Ronald Godhenanay and Roy Myers among others, with costumes from old fashioned to market day themes.
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Sauk
Hoats
Pit Nes Street
Mar
Appland
Pats Foltz
Carl Foltz
Ronald Godhenanay
Hey Con
Topey
Uncle Yom
Birthday Dinner Honors Jane Louise Dusginger
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Dusginger hosted a birthday dinner last week for their daughter Jane Louise who turned two on November 1. Guests included Mrs. J. B. Dus, Mary Dunginger, and Mr. and Mrs. B. Eshleman, all of town, plus Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bringer Jr and children Helen and John LL of Middletown.
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T. T. Dusginger
Honer
Jane Louise
J. B. Dus
Mary Dunginger
B. Eshleman
Town
John R. Bringer, Jr
Helen Fune
John, LL
Middletown
Vor Good Meat Ad Calls Lutz to Deliver
A compact ad fragment announces Vor Good Meat offering delivery and includes a contact line mentioning Lutz with the address 148. The readable text implies home delivery service without additional details.
G O P Wins Here Loses In State
Pennsylvania shifted to Democratic control in a major upset. Joseph F. Guffey defeated David A. Reed for the Senate and George H. Earle beat Attorney General Schnader for governor. Lancaster city backed the Democrats though county results stayed Republican. J Roland Kinzer led a Republican win in Lancaster city with a 406 vote margin, total county margin 8,254. Two to one statewide Republican lead contrasted with national Democratic wave.
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Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Joseph F. Guffey
Senate
David A. Reed
George H. Earle
Schnader
Littz
Lancaster County
Lancaster City
Election Day weather and political shift noted
Weather on Election Day drew attention as coal and political machines shuffle power. The Democrats won major offices ending a long Republican era, with Lancaster coal dealer deliveries and long coal rail activity cited as election day signals. Carl B. Risser celebrates Mr. Pumpkin’s first birth anniversary.
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Carl B. Risser
Oforth Broad Street
Special at Regennas' stand in Lutz Market House
This week's Coscanat Strips special at Regennas' stand in the Lutz Market House priced at 20 cents. Ad Use the RECORD Classified Advs. They bring results.
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Regennas
Lutz
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Noid
Lewis Xomith
Reedyworth
Roy Myers
Don
Rochaville
Bobby Mentzer
Ves
Paul Mentzer
Fayimer
Fdlwart Mastromatteo
Mike Mastromatteo
Mary Buckwaller
Mos
G.O.P
Earle
Guffey
Snoops
Columbia
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