Truck Runs Wild On Main Street After Spring Breaks
A 12 ton stone truck owned by Ralph Binkley and driven by Aaron Landis ran wild on East Main Street when the right front spring broke. It struck a fire plug, uprooted a tree and damaged a parked car before stopping against a telephone pole. The driver escaped injury.
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East Main Street
Ralph Binkley
Aaron Landis
Front Street
Main Street
Mary Dixon Chapel
Linden Hall
N. D. Sturgis Pretzel
Thanksgiving Service Led by Rev Horne at St Pauls Tutheran
Rev Byron K Horne of Moravian Church preached the sermon at the Lititz Ministerial Association Thanksgiving service held yesterday at St Pauls Lutheran Church. The offering benefited the local Community Chest with the service featuring hymns readings and prayers by a slate of ministers and choir.
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St. Paul’s Tutheran Church
Lititz
Byron K. Horne
Moravian Church
J. C. H. Light
Baines
St. Paul’s
G. Be Raezer
D. P. Langsdorf
F. A. Weichsel
Horne
J. Harold Mumper
P. T. A. Meeting Guest Speaker on Growth of Teeth
Dr H K Cooper of South Broad Street will address the Lititz Parent Teachers Association December meeting Thursday evening at o clock in the High School auditorium. He will speak on Some Factors Con cerning the Growth of Teeth and Jaws. An interesting program has been prepared.
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H. K. Cooper
South Broad Street
Lititz
Parent-Teachers Association
At & O
Thanksgiving Prayer From 1782 hymn fragment
A hymn fragment attributed to Mattinias Cladus from 1782 praises God's providence in harvest and daily bread. It expresses gratitude for seed time, sun and rain, and all gifts, urging humble thankful hearts. The text blends biblical imagery with praise for creation.
Thanksgiving Day visits across the community
Families and friends from Lancaster and nearby towns gathered during Thanksgiving and the following weekend. The Longsdorf, Shenk, Brubaker, Johannsen, Tetrich, Treich, Goedenauer, Kaufman, Miller, Keath and related households hosted or hosted visitors from Philadelphia to Ephrata and Penryn, with many sharing Sunday meals and weekend get togethers.
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Evelyn Kaufman
Gladys Marks
Tancaster
D. P. Longsdorf
Arthur Johannsen
Carl Snacht
Herman Johannsen
Philadelphia
Bertha Backman
Philatel
Amos W. Tetrich
Harry Weinhold
John Treich
HinkleLown
Horace Weber
I. M. Taylor
Ephrata
Edwin Goedenaur
Robert Garn
Arvila
Pen
Sally Kaufman
Penryn
Harryry
Benjamin Miller
Fred
Irvin Miller
Alice Keath
A. Y. Keath
Local Births Reported for Brubaker and McClanahan Families
Mr and Mrs Norman B Brubaker of W Orange Street announce the birth of a son Monday noon at Lancaster General Hospital My and Mrs Joseph McClanahan of Fast New Street announce the birth of a son Sunday at home
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Norman B. Brubaker
W. Orange Street
Lancaster General Hospital
Joseph McClanahan
Fast New Street
Record Readers Urged To Send In News And Items
The Record invites readers to submit news items and letters of interest with no charge. Residents are encouraged to share experiences and public improvement notes such as the South Broad Street Speedway letter, which drew reader attention and sparked replies from others.
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Record
Tte
South Broad Street
North Broad Street
Welfare Drive Faces Shortfall in Lititz
Community Chest officials report three quarters of the $4,000 goal for the Lititz Welfare Drive collected. Complete returns from five districts and partial returns from ten others indicate total will likely stay within the three quarter mark, prompting extended solicitation and calls for missed donors to contribute to Miss Mary Huebener.
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Lititz
Community Chest
The
Elk
Zartman Couple Mark 18th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Cyrus K Zartman celebrated their 18th anniversary on Thanksgiving Day by hosting a turkey dinner. Attending were Mr and Mrs Paul Evans and John of Philadelphia, Phares Spickler Ruth Schenneberger, Mr and Mrs Frank Spickler and children Willard and Dorothy, Mr and Mrs Ellis Spickler and children Ruth and Paul, Mrs Laura Leigh of Lititz, and Mr and Mrs James Spickler and son James of Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus K. Zartman
Paul Evans
John
Philadelphia
Phares Spickler
Ruth Schenneberger
Frank Spickler
Willard
Dorothy
Ellis Spickler
Ruth
Paul
Laura Leigh
Lititz
James Spickler
James
Lancaster
Boy Bitten by Police Dog on Willow Street
Robert Long son of Mr and Mrs William Long Willow Street was bitten by a police dog Sunday afternoon while playing football with others. The wound is painful but not believed to be serious and the boy is expected to be out soon.
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Robert Long
William Long
Willow Street
Lititz A. A. Football Team Holds Important Meeting
An important meeting of the Lititz A. A. Football team is scheduled for the evening at the home of Charles Hing on W. Linco Avenue to discuss business. All members urged to attend.
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Lititz A. A
Charles Hing
W. Linco Avenue
Lancaster Lion's Club entertains Tintz at Elk's Home
Trenry G. Tintz of town, musical artist, entertained Lancaster Lion's Club members at their weekly Wednesday noon gathering at the Elk's Home with several numbers. Also listed: roller skating Saturday evening at Lutz Hall with 10e and 20ce admission.
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Trenry G. Tintz
Lancaster Lion’s Club
Elk’s
Lutz Hall
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Tie
Mattinias Cladtus
John i, Shenk
H. M. Shuman
New York
Myg. L. K. Brubaker
Miss Zimmerman
James Mummert
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Kathryn M. Zimmerman
David A. Zimmerman
South Cedar Street
James M. Mummert
Joseph Mummert
J. Warold Mumper
Grace
Lesseman
Ortanist of
St. Paris
Atv
Giordani
Rosary
Lisbestraume
Liszt
Juy M. Weaver
Bond
Dekhoven
Mary Huebener
Lancaster Club
Millhwayei Stations
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