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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1935

Page

4

Borough Acts on Drainage Project at Spruce and Third

Borough workmen clear weeds from the Lot at Spruce Street and Third Avenue recently bought from Levi Erb. Surveying will set grades for filling and paving. a rise of 18 inches between Marion Street and Second Avenue requires removing most pavements. A sewer will run from Spruce Second to Lititz Springs Garage and connect to the present system. Earth will be dug from Lincoln Avenue and Broad Street to level crowns. Second Avenue needs about 12 inches of rise. The Borough will lay all pavements and curbs on the newly acquired property.

Spruce Street Third Avenue Borough Council Levi Erb Marion Street Second Avenue Spruce Lititz Springs Lincoln Avenue Broad Broad Street Market Street

Local residents enjoy hunting and community events in Lititz area

Weekend activities include hunting for squirrels and small game by Frank Martin and others, Loyal Daughters Sunday School class meeting with several attendees, pheasant dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs George Myans, visits and travels of Miss Myra Belle Cook and Mabee Cook, Prof Roy Hassler sermon at Moravian Church, Lititz schools closing for Thanksgiving, Lititz High School Base in Lancaster Welfare parade, WCTU tea at Mrs J Harold Mumper, party at General Sutter hosted by Dr and Mrs Herbert K Cooper, Liar's Club Ladies Night in Maiheim, and gatherings at Lancaster hosted by Edwood Keath and Rathfon Urban.

R County Gussing Frank Martin Robert Clyde Arbey Homer Hackman John Martin Myra Belle Cook Plazadale Dorothy Mabee Cook E. E. Habecker Philadephia Roy Hassler Lititz Welfare Lancaster Lititz W. C. T. UL J. Harold Mumper Herbert K. Cooper Sutter

Linden Hall Little Theatre Debuts With Movie Star Portrayals

The Linden Hall Little Theatre presented its first special event featuring 40 students impersonating famous motion picture stars. Betty Gow and Josephine Honeycutt led the party with radio program cues by Graham McNamee and Jimmie Wallington. Prizes went to Benty Burdan as Ben Blue, Joan Held as Betty Boop, and June Sappington as Greta Garbo. Dancing and refreshments followed.

Linden Hall Little Theatre Betty Gow Josephine Honeycutt Moti Graham McNamee Jimmie Wallington F. W. Stengel Miss Ewers Miss Graham

Lancaster Team Sees Back-to-Back Wins At Home and Away

The Lancaster team secured a 6-0 victory at Lancaster two weeks ago then won 2-6 in a rematch here last week. A game versus Penn Hall scheduled for Monday was postponed to the following Monday due to bad weather.

Lancaster Penn Hall

John Peiffer Speaks at Lititz Rotary Meeting

John Peiffer of town shared experiences from Seaing Hye Morristown New Jersey and travels with his dog Eissa during the Lititz Rotary Club gathering at the General Sutter Hotel. Five November birthday members attended a special table T. T. Dussinger Roy B. Reidenbaugh Alfred L. Douple John G. Iershey B. M. Seaman.

John Peiffer Town Seaing Hye Morristown N. J Eissa Lititz T. T. Dussinger Roy Reidenbaugh Alfred L. Douple John G. Iershey B. M. Seaman

Spoonerism Example Blurs Original Meaning

The text defines metathesis as transposition of letters or sounds in a word and notes spoonerism arises when the swap involves two words resulting in an altered phrase. A famous instance cited is Ringnaring Congs their titles take.

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