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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
1
The Lititz Community Show Association meets to plan a stunt night with cash prizes for top three acts. Entries from ATL are invited by Oct 24 and events include musical, dramatic, recitations and other stunts.
Officials issue a second warning about overhanging branches blocking streetlights and sidewalks. Residents must trim limbs back to keep light clear and maintain at least eight feet of clearance above the sidewalk.
Eyes examined and glasses fitted at reasonable prices. Hours are 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Horton, Optician, Lincoln, Pa.
Residents report a weekend skunk invasion along South Cedar and East Main Street. Two high school boys narrowly avoided danger stepping over the animals on the sidewalk. A car garage incident ended with a skunk hiding inside. others roamed porches and yards causing neighborhood excitement. Dr D A Long chased one from a yard. townsfolk seek solutions as skunks spread through various streets.
Garden Spot Post 56 American Legion will stage Are You Wilde a musical comedy in February. Wheeler Producing Company, familiar locally, will perform with Norman Huabecker leading the entertainment committee. Legion officers for the coming year were installed at the regular meeting.
Five Lititz Rotary Club members gave three minute talks at Tuesday’s General Sutter meeting outlining their committee work. Two visitors attended from Tanaster and Philadelphia.
N A Trimmer announces a new variety store will open at the Broad and Orange Streets corner. The venture will be operated by Trimmer and his son Pred Trimmer, joining the existing grocery business next to it.
Melvin Brubaker, principal of Litttg High Schont in Lancaster, underwent an operation Friday after years of illness. He was hospitalized Monday with better prospects reported and his condition described as improving.
The Maryland district Christian Endeavor hosts a fall rally at Libavian Church on Saturday evening. The program includes gong service devotions and exercises led by Pastor Yron Bs. A 50 cent supper fee applies. Rotler Skalkr is listed with a date and venue.
Teddy a former police dog of Eugene Peche a local school teacher surprised friends by a weekend visit on New and Front Street. The dog had lived at Brant and Locust Streets and wandered for days before returning near Harriseare then Dauphin and Lititz before settling near home.
Dr Hlarry Bender and Prof H H Beck will speak at Indiantown Clay Township Sunday afternoon when a bronze tablet marks the Nantisake Indian home site. A large boulder will rest on the camp site with a program by the County Historical Society led by Prof Beck. Miss Brubaker and Miss Eberley will unveil the tablet on land owned by Michael Eberley near the Indiantown Mennonite Church. H M M Richards will deliver the principal address. Dr Bender and Esah Fahwishe will speak. Rev John Her and Rev Martin Schweitzer will offer prayers and benedictions. Miss Martin and Miss Martin will provide solos. signs will guide attendees from Clay to Lincoln.
Thomas W. Steffy was awarded the concrete work for the Toreuh standpipe and electrical control building. The council also awarded cleaning and painting of the old stand pipe to Charles H. Dunleavy of Coatesville. Work on both projects will start immediately.
UW will host a Sing at the Evangelical Church on Monday at 7 PM with several musical numbers and two recitations. Most of the program features mass singing and the meeting is open to the public.
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