Made Here Display at Lititz Fire House Feature of Show
The Lititz Community Show will showcase the Made Lititz display in the Fire House with exhibits charging five per foot for space though exhibitors may not sell items. The show seeks state incorporation for supporting premium awards and advertising contracts for the premium list booklet were awarded to the RECORD. The event is set for October 26 to 28 with strong expectations of a top show.
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Lititz
Show Association
Lancaster
Donner Brenner
Legion Plans Saturday Carnival For Ambulance Fund
Garden Spot Post American Legion will hold another carnival at the Litily Pike field south of town on Saturday night with all receipts aimed at funding a new ambulance. The event repeats last week’s program despite a drizzle that shortened the rain ruined evening. Headlining will be the 40 piece Rehrersburg concert band with Keystone Quartet Paul Horst and Clarriette Kilmer plus the Farmers Jug Band of Reading joins the lineup.
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American Legion
Litily Pike
Rehrersburg
Keystone Quartet
Paul Horst
Clarriette Kilmer
Wcau Philadelphia
Farmers Jug Band
Reading
Altar Society to Hold Card Party at Fire House
The Altar Society of St James Catholic Church will host its annual card party in the Fire House on Thursday night October 19 at 8 15. Seventy nine prizes will be awarded and refreshments will be for sale.
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Altar Society
St. James Catholic Church
Congressman Beck Visits Lititz on Way to Bethlehem
Philadelphia congressman James M. Beck stopped in Lititz overnight, staying at the General Sutter after a walk through town. He recalled summers here fifty years ago, noted the new hotel comfort, and reminisced about the Old Springsotel and Wabank House. He departed in the morning via Brickerville and Schaefferstown.
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James M. Becks
Philadelphia
Lititz
Washington
Bethlehem
Gong
Brickerville
Schactferstown
Miss Amy L Book Dies After Stroke In Strasburg
Miss Amy L Book a local schools teacher died Tuesday night at home on Spruce Street after a stroke Friday. Age 56, born in Strasburg, educated at Millersville 1907, taught rural and in Ephrata before moving to Strasburg in 1918. Beloved mathematics teacher, Moravian Church member, survived by mother a sister and two brothers. Funeral at her home then Strasburg Mennonite Church with six senior math students as pallbearers. Lititz schools to close Friday noon in tribute.
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Amy L. Book
Spruce Street
Miss Book
Str
Millersville
Ephrata
Jiiz
Elizabeth Book
Isaac Seaman
West Lampeter
Strasburg Township
Park
Soudersburg
Tey
Byron K. Lorne
Strasburg
Lemon B Furlow obituary notices death at 77
Lemon Brown Furlow 77 of 40 East Lincoln Avenue died at 7 20 Tuesday morning at home from a complication of diseases He was a painter by trade and attended St Pauls Lutheran Church He belonged to the Knights of Pythias He is survived by wife Agnes and children Elwood Lester Lemon and Thomas all of Libita Anna Kathryn Paul and a grandchild Esther plus four other grandchildren and brother John Cheboygan Michigan Services will be held tomorrow at 2 at the home Rev J Harold Mumper pastor of St Pauls officiating Burial will be in Macpelah Cemetery R M Spacht funeral director Continued on Page 8
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St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Knights of Pythias
Agnes
Elwood
Lester
Lemon
Thomas
Libita
Anna
Kathryn
Paul
Esther
John
Cheboygan
Michigan
J. Harold Mumper
St. Paul's
Macpelah Cemetery
R. M. Spacht
NRA Meeting Tomorrow at Fire House Lititz
A meeting of the NRA board for Lititz and all interested in the recovery act is set for tomorrow at 7:45 in the Fire House. Rev. D P B Longsdort, chairman, says local matters need the committee’s attention.
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NRA Board
Lititz
D. PB. Longsdort
Community Meetings and Local Appointments Noted
The regular Young People's Council District 9 meeting occurs Monday at 7:45 PM in the basement of St. Pauls Lutheran Church. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fire Company postpones to tomorrow night. Miss Delen Keller of Rothsville starts at General Sutteer Coffee Shop. Mrs BE A H Fulweiler, Lititz resident and new Shelter matron appointee, speaks of recent duties. Mother-Teacher Council Moravian Sunday School meets tonight at 7:30 in the Chapel. Ford Godenaur, Millersville graduate, substitutes for Paul Furlow. Frances McGinnis lacks return, teacher position in her grade. A dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Spruce Street attendees includes Mr and Mrs Hess, and others from town and Canada.
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Young People's Council
District 9
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
BE. A H. Fulweiler
Lititz
Gir Lancaster
Moravian Sunday School
Jen Kreider
New York City
Ford Godenaur
Millersville
Paul BR. Furlow
Frances McGinnis
D. B. Betaner
Kitchener
Canada
J. S. Hess
Marg. Ilenry
Katie Bollinger
Wayne Brubaker
Akron
Raymond
Spruce Street
Lititz A A To Open Home Season With Robesonia
Lititz A A will open its home schedule Saturday afternoon on West Lincoln Avenue against Robesonia of Berks County. The largely local ex high school players squad, wearing black and white uniforms, has lost two games this season by narrow margins, 12 to 7 to Ed Stump’s team and 12 to 6 at Smithville.
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Littia A. A
West Lincoln Revaue
Robesonia
Smithville
Births In Lancaster and York Families Reach Milestones
Mr and Mrs Roy S Reidenbaugh of Spruce Street receive congratulations on a nine pound son born Sunday in St Josephs Hospital Lancaster MG and Mrs Floyd Bender now in Lebanon announce the birth of a son D Milton Bender born Monday of last week Rev and Mrs John Barwick of York announce a son James Edward born September 28
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Roy S. Reidenbaugh
Spruce Street
St Joseph's Hospital
Lancaster
Floyd Bender
Lebanon
D. Milton Bender
John Barwick
York
James Edward
Beck Funeral Home Opening Tomorrow After Renovation
Hlmer B. Beck retires from the furniture business and renews the Beck Bros. store into a funeral home. The new facility opens tomorrow and Saturday with extended hours for public tours and a descriptive booklet. Hlmer Beck and brother Abe will guide visitors, showcasing a flower garden, fountain, brown sandstone front, and a well furnished chapel.
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Hlmer B. Beck
Beck Bros. Furniture Store
Odd Fellows Lodge to Install Officers at Lititz
Lititz Lodge No. 2050 Odd Fellows will install officers with special exercises at the lodge hall Monday at 7 30 p m. All members are invited and Members Chorus are urged to attend. A light lunch will be served.
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Lititz
Odd Telsows
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Collins
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William Snavely
George Yealy
William Gebhart
Hanover
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Hannah Weitzel
Mabel Bushong
Pocono Mountains
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Janice
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Bonita
Ashland
Guy Ll. Galvert
Leroy Pfautz
Thomas Waddall
General Sutter
K. G. Witmyer
H. H. Strickler
Kreider
Charles Shull
Ol Ies
Charles Allen
Chester
Ti. TH. Saltzhouse
Harriet Feezer
Congressman Beck
Miss Amy L. Book
Lemon B. Furlow
Lemon Brown Furlow
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Welock
NRA
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Fire Company
Lititz A. A
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Theuginds
South Bread St
Beck
Mrr. Beck
Abeam
Elmer B. Beck
Abram B. Bec
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