National Art Week Observed With Local Exhibits in Lititz
Delphian Society outlines National Art Week activities in Lititz with two exhibits. Local artists display watercolors oils and sketches in the Lititz theatre lobby and Beck Furniture Store window featuring 1870s furniture and period glassware.
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Lititz
Delphian Society
Lititz Theatre
Carl Workman
Beck Furniture
Mary Dengate
Norman Badorf
Mary Huebener
Elizabeth Moody
Lancaster Sketch Club
Helen F. Quinn
John Muth
Thelma Gross Diller
Wm. Leht
R. P. Healy
Clarence Grosh
Lancaster
Social Security Identification Forms Notice to Employers
Employers must file Form 85 4 by November 21 with the Postmaster or carrier. On November 24 each employee receives Form S 5 to be returned by December 5. Forms go to the Philadelphia Postmaster to assign account numbers for Social Security records. For info visit the local Post Office.
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Philadelphia
Social Security Board
Wilbur Plan Aims To Improve Employment And Labor Relations
Wilbur introduces a personnel department to align management and staff on issues affecting both sides. Regular meetings between executives and foremen address problems and the effort seeks to move away from two or three day weeks in summer. The Suchard name reflects Swiss chocolate origins, with Wilbur gaining rare formulas and expert advice, plus its own modern chemical laboratory for product control.
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Suchard
Wilbur Company
Community Show Financial Report and Next Year’s Plan
The community show report states $536 in premiums paid and $1,698.24 raised from concessions and ads. Expenses total $1,589.07 with bills pending, including $806 for entertainment and parade prizes. After settling all bills the association will nearly break even. the first Monday night in August 1937 is set for next year’s show planning.
Rodeheaver Invites Audience to Sing Gospel on Stage
Rev. D. P. Langsdorf brings Rodeheaver and the Lititz Ladies Trio to a Lancaster event. Lois Adams Fay Lehn Jean Kauffman and Gladys Fry sang after coaching, with autographed hymn books. The Acappella Male Chorus joined in The Holy City on trombone. Soap sponsor interest noted as crowd reaction.
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Grace Moore
Rodeheaver
Lititz
Lois Adams
Fay Lehn
Jean Kauffman
Gladys Fry
Holy City
Accapella
Given Here
Mon Jay
Soap of Music
D. P. Langsdorf
Lancaster
Auto Club to Host Vaudeville Show After Meeting
The Lancaster Automobile Club plans a big vaudeville show during its regular monthly meeting at the Feld House, Maple Grove Park tomorrow night. The event is open to members and their wives with admission by club member card.
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Lancaster Automobile Club
Feld
Maple Grove Park
Short business meeting before the entertainment
A brief business meeting will precede the planned entertainment event. The sequence places the corporate discussion first, followed by the show, with attendees noting timing and venue implications.
Miss Julia Haines and Donald Bear Wed in Moravian Church
Miss Julia Haines daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Haines of Lititz married Donald Bear son of Mr and Mrs Ivan Bear of Ephrata October 31 at the Moravian Church Rev B K Horne officiated Attendants were Miss Janet Bear and Robert Haines A reception followed at the bride’s home with many Lititz and Ephrata guests listed based on the article.
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Julia H. Haines
Lewis Haines
Town
Donald Bear
Ivan Bear
Ephrata
Rev
B. K. Horne
Janet Bear
Robert Haines
Miss Bear
Lester Haines
Betsy
Charles Brown
Charles
Elmer Harding
Gladys
Robert
Dorothy
Lewis, Jr
Sadie Miley
Charles Gundrum
May Way
Evelyn Pfautz
Josephine Kopp
Peggy Nugent
Lititz
Esther Schafer
Peggy
Tom
Mary Fisher
Eva
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Wilbur
Auto Club
North Broad Street
Snavely’s Garage
Jacob Stauffer
North Prince Motors
R. R. Graybill
DODGE
Plymouth
N. Broad St
Sage
the Gibbel Agency Insurance Brokers
S. Broad St
R. B. Gibbel
Mer
Lititz, Pa
James H. Ross
King Street
Lancaster, Pa
Misses
Flanelette
Gibson
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