Community Show Funds Reach Bold Total for Next Year
The Livitz Community Show Association held its final meeting of the year to elect officers and review a financial report. Treasurer S. Zartinant reported a near break even balance with receipts of 1 165.56 and expenditures of 1 155.39. About 176 remains to be collected from advertisements in the premium list and from groups with edions. Pending bills for electric current are not expected to exceed available funds. No further meetings are planned until summer 1933 unless funds fall short, then a meeting will be called by President J. Clayton Brubaker. New officers include President Brubaker, Vice President W. Martin Muth, Secretary J. W. Bruchart, Assistant Secretary J. H. Koch, Treasurer Me. Zarlman, General Manager W. M. Pfau, Assistant Manager J. L. Snyder, Public Manager Lloyd Smith, with department superintendents renamed. Continued on Page fh.
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Livitz
Fire -T House
S. Zartinant
J. Clayton Brubaker
W. Martin Muth
J. W. Bruchart
J. H. Koch
Arthur Reis
Me. Zarlman
W. M. Pfau
J. L. Snyder
Lloyd Smith
Dance at Hotel Saturday with Bowman's Orchestra
The General Sut ter hosts the second Saturday night dance featuring Ira Bowman's Orchestra and Kendig duo with a State College pianist and vocalist. Last week's event drew about sixty attendees. this week organizers expect a larger crowd.
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General Sutter
Ira Bowman
Kendig
Card Party Tonight at Lititz Fire Company
Entertainment committee hosts first of five card parties at House tonight at 8. Goose and duck prizes. Proceeds from November and December events fund the Christmas Party for Lititz children. Roller skating Saturday evening at Lutz Hall 10 and 20 cents.
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Lutits Fire Company
Lititz
Lutz Hall
Lititz L h s ends season with 6 0 win over Ephrata
Lititz High School closes a strong season by defeating Ephrata High 6 to 0 at Syria Park. The team’s only loss came to Catholic High School of Lancaster and they also tied Stevens Trade School, a moral match against a top Lancaster team.
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Lititz High School
Ephrata High
Syria Park
Vost
Catholic High School of
Lancaster
Stevens Trade School
Stevens ‘Trade
Lancaster High
Lititz
Shillington
Holir High School
Stevens Trade
FL & M. Academy Res
Lebanon High
Ephrata High School
Council Elects Officers for Lancaster District 9 Meeting
The Young People's Council of District 9 Lancaster County Sunday School Association met at St. Pauls Tauberan Church. Officers elected were President Robert Belluy dent Maybelle Helter Beulah Stauffer Treasurer Bushong and associate superintendents Hila Stauffer and Howard Sicinman. Hershey spoke and two representatives were chosen to visit a district school on Sunday morning. The 13th annual conference will be held Saturday May 2 in Noffsville.
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John G. Hershey
Young People’s Council of
District 9
Lancaster County Sunday School Association
St. Paul’s Tauberan Church
Robert Belluydent
Maybelle Helter
Beulah Stauffer
Bushong
Tendents
Hila Stauffer
Howard Sicinman
Hervhey
Noffsville
Banquet for Lititz High Football Team Honor Guests
Banquet honor set for Lititz High School football players after their season ending win over Ephrata. Moravian Ushers Association hosts Tuesday at 6 30 in the Sunday School Chapel with Charles Mayser of Franklin and Marshall College providing a talk and magic, plus music. Tickets available from Moravian Ushers members.
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Lititz
Ephrata
Moravian Ushers Association
Lodge Rehearses First Degree for Odd Fellows Tonight
Lititz Lodge of Odd Fellows will rehearse the first degree Monday evening in the Lodge rooms preparatory to conferring if Tuesday at Myer town. All members are urged to attend. A committee has been appointed to plan a future ladies night.
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Lititz
Lititz Welfare Drive Opens Monday To Seek 4000
Lititz Community Chest holds annual meeting re-electing the board and setting a $4000 quota for the upcoming fund drive. The drive runs Monday through Tuesday November 22 with portions aiding Lancaster County Welfare Federation and local relief groups including the Red Cross and hospitals.
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Lititz
Lancaster County Welfare Federation
General Hospital
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Rossmere Sanatorium
Red Cross
King’s Daughters
American Legion
Milk Fund
Community Nursing Service
Pierson Wins 17th District Seat In Local Races
Kenny J. Pierson, hometown candidate for State Senator in the 17th District, claimed victory over Democrat Silas Bard of Denver by 8935 votes. Pierson led the Republican ticket locally with 1082 votes in two Lititz wards as national results showed a crushing Roosevelt win over Hoover. First Ward turnout reached 927 with Pierson 678, Bard 219, and Dengler, Socialist, among the results.
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Kenny J. Pierson
Silas Bard
Denver
Pierson
Lititz
Hoover-Curtis
Franklin i
Roosevelt
John M. Garner
Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
First Ward
Bard
Dengler
Zimmer Harp Trio Concert At Linden Hall Sat Night
The Zimmer Harp Trio with baritone Harry Newcombe performs at Linden Hall Auditorium Saturday at 8 PM. Public admission is $1. The program features harp music and vocal numbers in a distinctive concert. Newcombe will be joined by the trio for several pieces.
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Zimmer Harp
Linden Hall
Harry Newecombe
Linden Hall Auditorium
Zimmer
Newcombe
Garden Spot Post card party opens Wednesday
The Ladies Auxiliary of Garden Spot Post 56 American Legion will host the first in a series of card parties Wednesday evening at the fire house. Players will compete in bridge pinochle and 500 with door prizes and other awards. Admission is 25 cents.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Garden Spot Post
American Legion
Fire House
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L.H.S
Council
G.O.P
Henry J. Pierson
Lodge
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