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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1935
Page
7
The PTA Membership Committee launches a drive through school children with rewards for the room with most members. Reports will be given at the October meeting in the school auditorium next Tuesday at 3 PM. Music will be provided and Prof. M. C. Demmy will explain the testing system. Dues are 25 cents annually.
The Delphian Society met at Miss Sophie Bricker and Miss Maggie Bricker’s home Friday evening with 14 members present. The program centered on sculpture featuring Constantin Meunier and topics on early sculptural art, Civil War sculpture, and sculpture in America since 1893, led by Mrs. R. P. Healy and other members. The next meeting is planned at Mrs. Brobst’s home on Oct 18.
A number of inmates at the old Ohio Penitentiary were set to work on the construction project. Upon completion, those who behaved well and worked faithfully, with terms nearing completion, were permitted to return home.
The Mark Twain, a light-weight stainless steel diesel electric train, built by Edward G. Budd in Philadelphia for the Burlington Railroad, replaces two steam trains on the St. Louis to Burlington run. The four-car unit, seating 92, includes a baggage car and railway post office, and features cars named Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer.
Bridgeport and Bethlehem social notes list Mrs H J Neale and daughter visiting Linden Hall while others stay at General Sutter Hotel. Mrs Jesse V Honeycutt of Bethlehem visits. Linden Hall hosts visitors from New York and Wappinger Falls. Local residents call on friends in South Britain and Berwick. Moravian Church sacristan presides. Zeycher sisters attend Christian Education Institute. classified ads urged.
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