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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
8
In the Saturday Evening Post this week Harris Dickson depicts trappers at work in The Trappers War. A photograph shows a trapper setting out his line with a bundle of steel traps over his back, many produced by the local Ani mal Trap Company.
Miss Dorothy Spacht spent early days in Philadelphia and attended a two bride ceremony at Washington Memorial Chapel Valley Forge. Miss Othel Wallace wed Dr Louis M Yuninger of Bird in Hand and Miss Hazel Wallace married Robert H Kling of New Holland. Brides are daughters of Mr and Mrs Guy E Wallace of Lancaster.
Mr and Mrs W H Muth travel with their son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs John Hayes of Saranac Lake New York for a week long motor trip through the Virginias and into North Carolina Dr and Mrs Hayes arrived here Sunday
John G. Hershey is confined to his bed with a severe ivy poisoning. The Moravian Ushers Association will meet Monday evening at 8 o clock. An interesting program is being arranged and all members and friends are urged to attend.
Tomorrow and Saturday night mark the first screenings of Call of the Wild starring Clark Gable at the Lititz Theatre. Monday and Tuesday feature Broadway Bill, hailed as a top Hollywood release, especially loved by horse enthusiasts.
On Wednesday and Thursday nights a presentation of magic and illusions by four renowned magicians from the Professional Magicianing Club will be staged between the two shows on both evenings.
Members of the Hershey Tennis Club and their wives enjoyed a dinner last night at Webers in the Woods. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Abram Hershey Mr and Mrs Elwood Furlow Mr and Mrs Sam Seaber Mr and Mrs Paul Seaber Mr and Mrs Herbert Hurrie Mr and Mrs Carl Foltz Mr and Mrs Ray Mann Mr and Mrs Warren Diehm Mr and Mrs James M Mummert Mr and Mrs William Fasnacht and Woodrow Meiskey.
The State Board of Game Commissioners at Harrisburg cites J N Darling’s opinion that the 160 foot shore ban could mean 100 feet from shore or from vegetation above water. Hunters may pursue wounded birds beyond these limits but must avoid shooting other birds while recovering the wounded.
Mrs Ella D Shreiner 66 died at her home on Kisse Hill Tuesday morning after a stroke following weeks of illness. Survived by daughter Fannie Dus singer and sons Elmer Lititz Harry at home Marti Spickley brother and two grandchildren. Resident of Kisse Hill seven years and Lititz Evangelical Congregational Church member. Funeral tomorrow at 2 PM at the home with interment to follow.
A call for information or contact is requested this evening between 7 and 9 o clock regarding matters at the East Petersburg Mennonite cemetery. Citizens with knowledge are asked to reach out to the observer.
Leather key case found on South Broad Street containing one key. Owner may claim at this office by identifying the property and paying for this advertisement.
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