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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1933
Page
1
Prominent art exhibit opens with strong community support at Fire Tower. October 25 27 and 28 schedule events including a baby parade and performances by mummers and local bands. City merchants participate as organizers with radio coverage and street activities across Square area.
Odd Fellows lodge held a formal installation with speeches music and fellowship. Officers including H. Burhe and others were installed by the noble grand and grand master in a ceremony attended by members from nearby chapters.
Vague OCR fragment references a dispute or resolution about Lac Mew and aid to individuals, mentioning a woman and a Khan figure. Details are unreadable and unclear due to damage.
Fragmentary notes recount a school board matter and a resignation amid controversy. Names and places are obscured by garbled text, but reference to a high school in Salisbury and a district official hints at a historic administrative shakeup and the end of a term.
Ranex Adiresses Club leaders discuss a general plan addressing yearly losses caused by five each year and urge action before a deadline. The message emphasizes elimination of the threat and calls for decisive steps by the chief of the de sorhinor.
Tomorrow evening at the High School auditorium Pamahasika's Pets presents the annual Stay Course featuring a pony, dogs, birds and other performers. The program includes two musical numbers and two plays, with season tickets on sale for several days and the reserved seat chart available at Mover's Drug Store.
The State Highway Department has begun repairs to Water Street from Noble to the Borough Room on the Bruamerville Road. Water Street, recently taken over by the State, is seen as the route to Brunnerville Road not Cedar Street. Heavy traffic is expected once repairs are completed and the street is fit for use. This is the only street requiring extensive repairs at this time.
J C Brenneman proclaims a half-holiday in Lititz for a County MRA celebration and parade in Lancaster on Monday October 16. The proclamation urges national unity in support of the National Economic Recovery Act program and sets a 2 PM NRA parade time in the city.
A Palm Beach era letter recounts a Barcelona based “Spanish Prisoner” ruse promising the recipient a third of $360,000 if they wire funds to free a supposed Spanish captive. The note urges cable replies and hints at a quick payoff, cautioning readers to discard such pleas as fraud.
Lititz prepares for the Lancaster NRA parade with a 2 PM march start and a half holiday. Stores close at noon and locals consider floats. a meeting at the Fire Hotel will finalize plans with schools, industries and fraternal groups invited to join.
A damaged pole along North Broad Street near Gochnauer's warehouse was replaced yesterday. Workers removed rotten wood, drove a new metal pole into the ground, bolted it, and secured the structure with a heavy wire system. The new pole stands about eight feet high and will support ongoing service without cutting off any rent.
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