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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1935

Page

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Welfare Campaign Opens On Monday In Lititz

The Lititz Community Chest launches its annual drive Monday with a $3,650 goal, two weeks of fundraising, and a budget $900 above last year. In week one workers visit local workplaces, while week two features a house-to-house canvass with several score volunteers. Funds support two Lancaster hospitals and the Rossmere Sanatorium.

Lititz Community Chest Lancaster Rossmere Sanatorium

St James Church Groups Plan Card Party At Fire House

Altar and Hocly Name Societies of St James Catholic Church outline arrangements for a card party to be held at the Fire House on Tuesday November 26. Committees named include Tickets Prizes Advertising Refreshments and Cakes with many church members listed. The next Altar Society meeting will be at Mrs Campbell's home.

St. James Catholic Church Mary M. Deargate Spruce Street Fire House Wm. Klunk Teresa Klunk Wm. Greiner Charles Krushinski August Fleckenstein Mire Daniel Marks Chas Guigan Altar Society Campbell

Friends Surprise Bomberger On 22nd Anniversary

A group of Lancaster and area residents gathered Saturday evening to honor Mr. and Mrs. Guy D. Bomberger on their 22nd wedding anniversary. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Iva Honaman Mayor and Mrs. James Ross and several local couples from Lancaster Fast Petersburg Bird in Hand Hamburg Lititz and nearby areas.

Guy D. Bomberger Iva Honaman James Ross Frank Reighard Henry Brubaker Lancaster Walter Pugh Fast Petersburg Harold Brubaker Bird Hiram Hershey Miriam

Local social notes include many visits and gatherings

Miss Margaret Miller spent the week end with her Lancaster relatives. Gettysburg and Hood College guests joined Dr Posey and family. Various trips Spain through New York and Maryland followed by church and amateur program awards at Marietta.

Margaret Miller John M. Miller Norman Showers Helen Ruth Lancaster Clarence Wirt Sallie Fass Margaret Posey Beatrice Bomberger Consie Gipt Gettysburg Mis. Bomberger Hood College S. R. Posey Guy D. Bomberger Robert Whitmyer Kalamazoo, Mich Whitmyer A. L. Dotple Virginia East Russel Lutz Wm. Shraber Miles Bobby Bassford Annapolis Lillie Rudy Harry Keasel Long Island Graybill Bitzer Horace Mellinger Akron Harry Rudy Lydia Seaman Westover Paul Frey Joy Charles Kling Anna Ruth Dennis Robert Heagy Elmer Frederick Lizzie Steiner Lebanon Lititz David Becker Harry Becker Verna Kreider Earl Carpenter Marietta Katherine Hoover John W. Martin Rome John D. Martin Kathryn Delores Ray Bixler Liita Jesse Martin Wm. Sweigart Pauline Ephrata Fred Overly Hoffman Wm. Henry Nazareth Louis Huebener

Senior Play at Lititz High set for next week

Fourteen seniors from Lititz High will perform Hold Everything a farce by Austin Goetz next Thursday and Friday in the school auditorium. The cast includes Rachelle Hackman Mildred Young Arlyne Demimy Winifred Sheaffer Josephine Kopp Kathryn Peiffer and others under Miss Dorothy Shenk. Tickets at 35 cents are sold by the class and may be exchanged for reserved seats at Moyer's Drug Store starting Monday.

Lititz High School Austin Goetz Rachelle Hackman Mildred Young Arlyne Demimy Winifred Sheaffer Robert Hackman Mary Mellinger Helen Bruce Josephine Kopp Kathryn Peiffer Marcuz Hartranft Robert Gangner Lloyd Burkhart William Longsdorf Henry Shissler Dorothy Shenk Moyer’s Drug Store

Moravian Ushers Ass'n To Entertain Grid Team

Lititz High School football players will attend a Moravian Ushers Association banquet in the church social hall Monday evening. Dr. D. W. Draper will be the speaker, with short talks by Prof. M. C. Demmy, Coach Clyde Andegast, Captain Girvin, Dr. Harry E. Bender, Rev. Byron K. Horne and Dr. F. W. Stengel. Tickets are 50 cents at Lititz Book Store.

Lititz Moravian Ushers Association D. W. Draper Lancaster Penn M. C. Demmy Clyde Andegast Girvin Harry E. Bender Byron K. Horne F. W. Stengel

Dress Shop Opens The Thrift Shop

55 East Main Street dress shop opens Tuesday with special dress prices. Iaving Fox operates the store and Miss Goldie Rosenberg serves as saleswoman.

East Main Street Iaving Fox

Meat prices at Lutz Main St Store advertise low ribs

An old style ad promotes meats with calls to action for 9181-W orders. Chucks priced at 16, 18, and 20 cents. Hamburg 18 cents. Wa deliver. Store located on Lutz' Main Street.

Hamburg Lutz’ Main St

Eggs and a farm visit highlight local life in Lititz

A Lititz grocer joined a farmer to gather eggs from a nearby hen-house where 372 chickens yielded nine eggs. Also in Lititz a new ready to wear shop opened on East Main Street and a film at the cinema features a star studded lineup including Burns and Allen Crosby and Amos n Andy. The town prepares for a December 3 special school bond election to raise 75 000 dollars for a high school addition with possible federal aid.

Hoere Isaac Pfautz East Main Street Lititz

Members Enroll 182 in Lititz Library Association Drive

One hundred eighty two townspeople have joined the Lititz Library Association as the membership campaign opens. Officials expect more signups before the drive ends and discuss plans for book gathering and library opening. Nathan E B Reist is named an honorary charter member and trustee.

Lititz Library Association M. C. Demmy Board of Trustees Nathan EB. Reist Lititz The Library Association

Armistice Service Marred by Peppermint Scent Incident

A small town Armistice Day Service at the high school was disrupted by a peppermint scent. A local man treated a sick chicken with laxative and aspirin, finding the first remedy effective. Gene Stauffer, after a single vote for high constable, is jokingly called Chief by friends.

Animal Kingdom Gene Stauffer Kreider

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St. James Mr. and Mrs. Bomberger Ruth Smith Anne Laser Martin Moore Harold Girvin Morris ‘Rosenberg Herbert Waguman Alfred Kelley Floyd Yingst Robi. Eby Henry Shissier WEKJC Moravian Ass’n Grid George Burns Gracie Alen Amos ’N Andy Biig Crosby Charte Snoops
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