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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1935
Page
9
A fragmentary page notes a man named T waiting for someone and paying money elsewhere, while two youths discuss the Esther-Lester incident at a Community Show. They speculate on male and female roles, mentioning Mr Sam delivering a tail and Mer Harry delivering packages, in a casual local dialogue tone.
Elm residents Mrs. Frank Diehm Mrs. Chas Nirith Mrs. Raymond Galebach Mrs. I B Koehler and others from Elm participated in a Missionary Conference of the Women s Missionary Society at Trinity Church Lancaster on Thursday. Miss Sallie Kauffman visited Miss Gavolyn Althouse in Manheim Sunday.
Reeleet Com reports that all officers and committee heads of the Lititz Community Show Association were recreated at a reorganizational meeting in the Fire House Tuesday night. Plans discussed include raising funds during winter via shows and benefits, though some items were deferred until the president calls a meeting next month. The association extended thanks to D. G. Witmyer, a nationally known poultry judge, for donating his services.
The Parent Teachers Association heard a dental talk by Dr. H. K. Cooper of South Broad Street Tuesday evening in the high school auditorium. The talk was illustrated. The Girls Glee Club sang several selections under Joseph W. Sheckard, supervisor of music, and Miss Mildred Young sang a solo.
A long roster lists contributing members and charter signees for the library association. Names include Dr F W Stengel and many families and officials such as Mrs Mary Dengate Rev D P Longsdorf Elizabeth Workman and John Miller among others. The list reflects broad community involvement.
Judge Calhoun Davis of Tidewater Virginia faces heartbreak as his stepson Jim jealously pursues Mary Lee who prefers Bob Stuart. In a country drive Jim clashes with Mary Lee and Bob while onlookers react as the scene shifts to a carnival setting and unresolved tension lingers.
A romantic dispute between Mary Lee and Jim ends with Jim forcing Mary Lee's wrist, a dangerous drive, and a head-on crash injuring or killing occupants of a decorative stone car line. Bob Stuart and others react with shock as the scene unfolds near a carnival.
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