Lititz Record publication and contact details
The Lititz Record is issued weekly by The Record Printing Co with E D Fulweiler Johnson as editors and publishers. It is entered at Lititz Pennsylvania Post Office as second class matter and all communications for news or business should be sent to The Record Printing Co South Broad Street Lititz PA. Subscription is $1.50 per year.
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Record Printing CO
E. D. Fulweiler
Johnson Editors and Publishers
Lititz, Pa
Post Office
South Broad Street
Lititz Community Show Opens With Masquerade Parade
The Lititz Community Show runs Thursday to Saturday October 29 to 31 highlighting farming industry exhibits and trade displays. A Halloween masquerade parade by the Halloweens adds excitement with prizes to be announced. The association seeks broad community support and urges attendance and volunteer help.
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Lititz
Hallowe’eners
Wise Bankers Urge End to Panic Withdrawals in Philadelphia
Philadelphia banking leaders meeting Saturday condemned hoarding as pernicious and urged public support to halt hysteria over deposits. Joseph Wayne Jr. of the Clearing House Association warned that withdrawing funds from sound banks harms commerce and jeopardizes employment, calling for orderly financial conduct.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Wayne, Jr
Philadelphia Clearing House Association
Vatican Library Visit Promises Mixed Rewards
A travel note praises the Vatican Library with Dante’s Divine Comedy and a Fourth century Codex Vaticanus, mentioning ancient writings and autographs by Petrarch, Raphael, and Luther. It notes a vast collection of frescoes, catacomb bronzes, and around 400 000 books in the vast archive.
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Vatican
Petarch
Tasse
Raphael
Ane Boleyn
Martin Luther
Increasing Callosity in Rivals Helps Keep Rav Alets Straight
In a note from the Cincinnati Taquirer, it discusses how calmed behavior and steady nerves help maintain discipline and avoid public criticism as a rival group pursues a narrow goal. The piece reflects local sentiment on reputational pressure and self control.
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Cincinnati Taquirer
Indiane doctor cites hay fever affecting one percent
A Indiane physician states hay fever impacts about one percent of the population, arguing the figure underestimates the condition while many others endure the accompanying noise from ItL Imliananolis News and related broadcasts.
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Imliananolis
Wedding Bells At Tremont With Music Ringing Bright
The ceremony of Rev Bechtel united Miss Ruth Shissler and Mr. Bechtel in Tremont Pennsylvania. Esther Smeltzer of Harrisburg played piano and sang I Love You Truly as part of the service. Attendants included Florence Kofroth Lauretta Bechtel Mae Shissler and Lauretta Bechtel in blue silk. Guests feasted at a wedding dinner then the couple left for a Miami trip before settling at the Tremont U B Parsonage. The bride and groom are graduates of Lebanon Valley College and have served in local church duties.
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Eagle Conservatory of Music
Lebanon Valley College
Esther Smeltzer
Harrisburg
Florence Kofroth
Lititz
Mae Shissler
Lauretta M. Bechtel
Harry W. Zechman
Bethany U. B. Church
Lebanon
Lanston Mentzer
Tremont High School
John Goodman
Funeral Visitation Attendees From Out of Town
Attendants from Columbia Kinderhook Vernon New Jersey Reading Conestoga Centre Wrightsville Brunnerville Morris Scheaffer Brunnerville Manheim and others gathered Thursday for the funeral of Mrs. H William Zeller. Names include D. X. Lockard and daughter Mrs. Webb Samuel Lockard Anna Zeller Monroe Zeller John Zeller Monroe Zeller Norman Lear Zelher Kate Burrows Howard Keller Harry Keller Milton Scheaffer Ben Eck Ammon Shelley Sechrist Paul Plaster Frances Plaster Reitz and John Bostick.
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H. William Zeller
D. x. Lockard
Webb
Columbia
Samuel Lockand
Kinderhook
Frank Brunner
Vertnor
N. J
Samuel Eby
Norman Lear
Salunga
Clarence Kutz
Anna Zeller
John Zeller
Monroe Zeller
Reading
Andrew Zelher
Conestoga Centre
Kate Burrows
Zion Home
Howard Keller
Harry Keller
Burnstoock
Wrightsville
Milton Scheaffer
Brunnerville
John Peiffer
Morris Scheaffer
Ben. Eck
Ammon
Shelley
Sechrist
Paul Plaster
Frances Plaster
Reitz
John Bostick
Manheim
Financial figures snapshot from OCR listing
A raw OCR-style row presents amounts including 50,000.00 150,000.00 129,083.39 30,000.00 1,640.98 417,176.64 1,336,207.09 10,000.00 60.61 and 5,866.00 in sequence, suggesting a ledger style extract. The fragment lacks context, dates, or identifiers to determine categories or entities.
Rally Day Observed by Moravian Sunday School
Moravian Sunday School held Rally Day with Miss Elgie M. Myer of Lancaster as speaker. Betty Cooper recited, Gladys Hoover and Helen Posey performed, Guy Bomberger led readings, and Rt Rev F E Crosland prayed. Orchestra pieces included Mozart and other selections. Junior Choir performed. attendance reached 410 with offerings of 81.25 dollars.
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Moravian Sunday School
Elgie M. Myer
Lancaster
Young People’s
Lancaster County Sunday School Association
Betty Cooper
Gladys Hoover
Helen Posey
Guy Bomberger
Crosland
Kinzer Speaks to Lanc County Boosters on Bicentennial
About 200 members from Lancaster County Boosters Association and the Order of Independent Americans heard Congressman J. Roland Kinzer discuss the George Washington Bicentennial celebration Friday evening in Lititz council rooms. Myerstown council also represented. Guests included Adam S. Losh Cumberland County State councillor A. L. Dillon State Vice Councillor Maurice Raesner State.
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Qlancaster
Lancaster Council No 912 to Host Officers Election Meeting
Secretary and H T Hershey of Steelton, William L Seitz, Levi Yerger and Harry Young led the event. The association will elect officers at its Friday meeting November 6, when Lancaster Council No 912 will entertain.
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H. T. Hershey
Steelton
Williaml Seitz
Levi Yerger
Harry Young
Association
Lancaster Council
Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Longenecker’s Home
The Woman's Missionary Society of St. Paul's Lutheran Church gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. Frank Longenecker's home with nineteen members present. The meeting focused on the Porto topic and related missions.
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Woman's Missionary Society of
Meat Market Ad Announces Friday and Saturday Hours
Meat market advertises Friday evening and all day Saturday at Market House. Fancy beef and lean butts priced at 10c and 20c respectively. Phone number 148 listed for contact.
Local Talks and Plans For Missionary Event Reach Leaders
Rico and Mrs Longenecker led devotions and gave an engaging talk. Short stories were read by Mrs Seaman and Mrs Lockhart. After the lesson, plans were made for a clam sale on Saturday October 17. Harold Mumper and Mrs Lockhart were chosen as delegates to the Missionary Convention at Manheim on October 22.
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A Harold Mumper
Lockhart
Manheim
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