Local Men Describe Plane Crash That Killed Woman Pilot
W. W. Gibbel and Shantz, townsmen, were among the first to reach the wreck near Reading after an airplane crash Monday evening in which the woman pilot lost her life.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1934
Page
8
W. W. Gibbel and Shantz, townsmen, were among the first to reach the wreck near Reading after an airplane crash Monday evening in which the woman pilot lost her life.
A public sale of a real estate parcel on East side of South Broad Street Lititz PA with frontage on South Broad and varying depths. The property, described as a former clothing store site, is to be conducted by Farmers National Bank of Lititz as executor of Walter H Buck deceased. auctioneer H R Wissler and attorney Joseph Br. Wissler. Sale terms and exact details to be announced.
Fragmentary text recalls a Reading official’s wife amid a wreck scene and an ambulance report. Details are unclear but reference to a public incident and shelter or hotel setting appears.
The senior class in Problems of Democracy at Lititz High School assembled campaign publicity for the recent election and displayed it in the upper hall. Ches ter Howard created a collage by pasting political articles into a newspaper mock up. Spiekler built a scrap bank testing propaganda spread. letters and media clips show efforts from posters to radio.
The Moravian Ushers Association will host a banquet for the high school football squad at their regular meeting on Monday November 19. A speaker from an eastern college will address attendees. Tickets are available from association members, and Mrs. Mary Ann Meek of Spruce Street is home after a visit in Harrisburg.
Bible Clans of St. Pauls Lutheran Sunday School with husbands and friends held a Hallowe en party Saturday evening at the Okeh Lodge near Millway. The 48 attendees toured spooky spots played games and enjoyed refreshments.
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