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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1934

Page

3

Safety League for Boys and Girls Starts Drive for Million Members

New York special report notes Jackie Cooper endorses the Three to One Safety League to train children in bicycle and roller skate safety. Membership requires a safety test and offers a three Cs emblem. League aims for one million members aged six to sixteen with support from safety groups schools and the New York Department.

Safety League For New York Jackie Cooper Iate Coop Nul Laati Falasa Hollywood Nancy Frazer

Kis sel Hill News Readout of Local Weekend Visits

Miss Matilday a nurse at Millersville State Teachers College spent the weekend at the Biemesderfer home. Several Lancaster residents visited family and attended funerals and gatherings including the Forries, Himmelbergers, and Beames, with multiple Sunday calls and a duck dinner at Irvin Miller’s.

Matilday Millersville State Teachers College Biemesderfer Stanley Biemesder Clara Biemesderfer William Baker Baker Erb Hester’s Refarnsee Church Eloise Smith Lancaster Louis Himmelberger Leon Himmelberger Eatitz Daniel Carper Irvin Miller

Surprise Shower Honors Valeria Heisey on North Broad Street

Entertained at a Saturday evening surprise shower for Valeria Heisey and her husband Henry Heisey at the Habecker home on North Broad Street. Numerous relatives and friends from Lebanon, Manheim, Farmersville, Lancaster, Lititz, and Mt. Joy attended, with guests including the Aaron and Ruth Heisey families and others.

David Habecker North Broad Street Valeria Henry Heisey Aaron Heisey Earl Longenecker Vinton Ruth Heisey Lebanon Mahion Garman Geraldine Janet Wilbur Martin Charles Knutzer Raymond Witmer Edgar Fellicoffer Harold John Habecker Harry Snavely Helen Snyder Miriam Huber Ruth Snavely Mary Keener Robert Getz Town Charles Butzer Denver Frank Ginder Fred Royer Rothsville Kathryn Brubaker Pauline Tossley Martha Dohner Isaac Brubaker Rufus Kalp Lester Hershey Manheim Rb, C Thalia Longenecker Rufus Longenecker Farmersville Alice Landis Kathryn Herizier Clayton Shue Lancaster Martin Swarr Landisville Robert Bushong Mt. Ja

Supper Hosts Ober Home Entertain Guests Saturday

Guests were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ober on Saturday for an evening gathering. The event featured hosting by the Ober couple and attendance by local acquaintances.

Lloyd Buchter Lancaster Amanda Forry Benjamin Forrey Charles Wad and Son Wilbur Mrs. Lloyd Ober

Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs William Klunk

A Saturday evening birthday surprise was held at Mrs. William Klunk's Main Street home. Town neighbors and several out of town guests attended, including families from Akron Lancaster and New Oxford.

William Klunk Main Street Ralph Worley Louis Sturgis Arthur Guiney Mary Dengate Lucien Reedy Mariel Bushong Winifred Sheaffer Lois Guiney May Way Norma Putt Flora Larcher Teresa Klunk Anna Hannah Weitzel Vveva Fraclich Town Charles Conlin John Allwein Akron Bradshaw Gregory Nicklaus Lancaster Fred Klunk New Oxford

SNOOPS Continued from Page 1 learning about long efforts

A lone line fragment notes ongoing snooping efforts spanning years with a recent revelation. The terse passage hints at a long, evolving investigation turning a corner as new details emerge.

Ghostly Halloween Pranks Spark Fear in Town Night

Hollinger and two friends hunted rabbits using a cotton flag as a decoy and a second shot hit a rabbit. A nearby woman staged a ghost in a second floor room frightening her sons and herself when she returned, then fainted from fright after forgetting she had set it up.

Hollinger Hallowe'en

Convention Continues with Music and Address at Lancaster

The Convention resumes with a lations committee and special music followed by an address from Rev. James Wagner of St. Fares Reformed Church Lancaster. Candle Light Service led by Warren Diehm will close the conference. Current division officers include Superintendent Alfred J. Douple Associate Superintendents Betty Martin and Warren Diehm President Richard Zartman Vice President Hele Diehm Secretary Beuland Stan Treasurer Ray Busheig Pianist Grace Sesseman.

James Wagner St. Fares Reformed Church Lancaster Warren Diehm Town Alfred JL. Douple Betty Martin Warret Diehm Richard Zartman Hele Deihm Miss Beuland Stanffresurer Ray Busheig Grace Sesseman

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