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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1934

Page

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New Moving Picture Theatre Planned Here

A sign on the lot between Hess Fruit Market and Lutz Market House announces a new theatre to be erected here. Owner Harry Chertoff of Lancaster says work will start once plans are finished and the building will include the former garage with a lobby on the vacant lot. The exterior work aims to finish before severe cold weather.

Hess Fruit Market Lutz Market Harry Chertoff Lancaster Sturgis Lutty Hess Market Luiz Market

Art And Painters Discussed By Local Delphian Society

The Delphian Society met at Mrs. David P. Bricker’s home with 12 members present. Miss Reidenbaugh led a discussion on Relation of Art to its Age and Miss Sophie Bricker spoke on The Character of the 19th Century Art.

Delphian Society David P. Bricker Anna K. Miller Reidenbaugh Sophie Bricker New Art Center Morelli Carl Workman S. Plfl Snyder

Plan for Annual District 9 Young Peoples Conference

The Lancaster County Sunday School Association plans the Annual District No. 9 Young People's Conference for November 17 at United Brethren Church on Cedar Street. The executive committee leads the event with subcommittees to be appointed. Miss Asa Lehman spoke to the group about worship.

United Brethren

Steffy Births a Daughter in West Lincoln Area

Mr and Mrs John H Steffy announce the birth of a daughter on Saturday at their home on West Lincoln Avenue.

John H. Steffy West Lincoln Avenue

Accapella Chorus Set to Sing at Local Church

Arrangements completed for the Accapella Chorus to perform at Trinity Evangelical Congregational Oh in Eass Petersburg on Sunday evening October 21. The group, last heard at Lone Fest in the Lain Church of the Brethren, will visit Quakertown and Kenworth for afternoon and evening concerts. Officials plan fund concerts in Lancaster and other county areas to aid the Water Street Rescue Mission, with details to be announced next Sunday.

Accapella Chorus Accapella Chor Eass Petersburg Trinity Evangelical Congregational Hea Ppper Church of the Brethren Quakertown Kenworth Book Manchette Water Street Rescue Mission Lancaster

New National Park stamp issue arrives at Lititz post office

The Lititz Post Office received three of the new National Park stamps in 4, 8, and 1 0 cent denominations. All but the 10 cent stamp from the series have gone on sale locally.

Lititz

Saturday Rain Continues For Seventh Straight Week

Rain fell for the seventh consecutive Saturday with measurable amounts across regions near Ephrata and nearby markets. Sunday followed with clear skies, a strong breeze, and mild temperatures, while Monday brought steadier, cooler conditions.

Week End Socials and Local Notices Reported in Lancaster Area

Ralph Spacht and family at World's Pair in Chicago. Spacht relatives visit in Schaefferstown and Juniata College student Ruth Brubaker returns home. Residents Jonas Miller and others attend dinners and meetings at the General Sutter Hotel. A Rothsville real estate sale to Linzig K Schoenberger is announced. Local clubs hold events while banks close for Columbus Day.

H. O. Spacht Daught Porathy Asilentown Exa W Margaret Jane Miller John M. Miller Plizabethtown Janiata Colleges Wiliam Fasna East Orange H. EE. Givvin Ruth Brubaker Schaefferstown Juniata College Mes Tarmry Brubakes John Herstey New York City Albert Christener North Broad Street Waldeck H. Jerr Pocono Manor Habgckeal Rothsville Frank F. Rouder Linzig K. Schoenberger Ita Agricultural 2 Wine Ins. Co General Sutter Brota Club Lancaster Card Club of A. Landis

Hazards in Homes Screened for Fire Prevention Week

Fire prevention week program distributed by the Five Prevention Committee of the Lancaster County Firemen's Association to school children for parent completion and return. The quiz seeks home safety checks on attic rubbish, stove floor protection, ash disposal, matches, home materials, kerosene use, emergency calls, water supply, and fire drills.

Lancaster County Firemen’s Association National Board of Fire Focal Fire Waler

East Main Street Work Fixes Water and Oil Lines

East Main Street is dug up near Mora vian Church Square for a water line to the Moravian Sunday School Chapel and an oil line to Linden Hall storage. Ditches cross Main Street to the railroad siding with air pumped to tanks at the school. Borough crews repaint street lines, renovate a tobacco warehouse, clean the Fire House windows, lay brick near a home, improve lawns, prune trees, and remodel the Wershey Seaman Car shop.

Moravian Church Square Linden Hall M. H. Yoder Baker and Landes Tobacco Brase Lemon Ross Almoney Bertha Sammett East Grange Street Valentine Brobst South Broad St de Br Adam Raidorf Wershey-Seaman North Cedar Street

Fighth Grade Girls Sing At Rotary Club Meeting

Fighth Grade girls entertained the Rotary Club with four songs under supervisor James Grimusic at the General Sutter Hotel. The program included selections by Mendelssohn Mallory and di Canara. Guests included Rotarians M Talley and W Bright Cleaver. Dr James Sauyes of Saranac Lake was the guest of his father in law W Muth ton.

Jocal Rotary Club Sutter Hote James R. Grimimusic Mendelssohn Jerry Dance Mallory Leslie Spain di Canara Rotary Club I H. Beck M. Talley The Souders W. Bright Cleaver Lancaster Club James Sauyes Saranac Lake N. Y W. Muth. Ton

Altar Society Card Party At St James Lititz Hall

The Altar Society of St James Church hosts its annual Fall card party in Lititz Pire Hall on Wednesday evening. Players will compete in bridge pinochle and 500 with many door and score prizes. Indications point to a large turnout. refreshments will be served during the event.

Altar Society of St. James Church Lititz Pire Hall

Complete Plans For Litt Fair Progress Reported

Lititz Community Show Association discussed plans for the 1944 Littitz exhibit at a Monday Fire House meeting. Committees reported progress on entertainment exhibits financing and concessions with little new business. The premium list will be pressed ready for distribution by Monday night and sent to every home on the routes and each town door.

Lititz Jengrk

Leadership School Opens This Evening in Lancaster County

The Sun District Lancaster County Association invites Sunday School workers to join the Leadership Training School led by Rev. George B. Raezer. The first meeting is at 7 15 PM in St Pauls Lutheran Church lower Sunday School room. Enrollment costs 1. Text books may be purchased or borrowed. The two hour class runs six weeks every Thursday.

Leadership Training School of the Sun District Lancaster County Association George B. Raezer St. Paul's Lutheran Church Christ

Good Crowd At Card Party At Lititz Lodge

A large turnout attended Saturday night’s card party hosted by the Lititz Lodge Knights of Malta in their lodge rooms. Door prize winner was Rose Almoney with several other prizes awarded to Martin Estwan William Zartman D L Ember Clarence May William Klunk Teresa Klunk and Ella Greenly. The lodge schedules the second party for Saturday November 3.

Lititz Lodge Knights of Malta Rose Almoney Martin Estwan William Zartman D. L. Ember Clarence May William Klunk Teresa Klunk Ella Greenly

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