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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1933
Page
1
In Lititz election results Democrats and Republicans shared wins with council seats and local offices decided. Badorf topped the tally for a main seat with 412 votes while Grosh led tax issues, and council races in the first ward yielded Douple 409 and Rudy 326.
Otto E Messner of Lancaster and the American Legion will speak at Garden Spot Post Armistice service in the high school auditorium at 7 45 PM. Churches will participate and music will be by Trinity EB Church choir and the high school band and orchestra. Legion auxiliary and Sons of Veterans will assemble at the Pome on South Broad Street and march to the auditorium.
The article announces a medal contest and roller skating event tonight at Lutz Hall. It mentions a silver medal and a program or proted the ar, with prices 10¢ and 20¢ for admission. The event is linked to a branch and a Tuesday night schedule.
Graphic report on welfare trends in Lititz shows 89 families aided at peak last April, down to 7 to 8 during autumn. Annual meeting covers budget, officer reports, nursing visits totaling 2197, and local relief efforts, with drive dates set for November 17 to 24.
Wintery November chilled residents as ice coated trees fences and wires. A large tree toppled in East Main Street yard of Louis Auebener amid ongoing local holiday closings and community events at Lititz area schools and churches.
The Lititz Record announces the Christmas campaign is underway with Mrs. Norman Habecker in the lead and H N Reiber close behind. Robert Eby and Miss Jane Miller also show strong early performances as the race heats up for cash commissions and campaign credits.
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