First Steps Taken On Theatre Project
Plans for a motion picture theatre in Lititz begin with D L Neff starting a waveage garage at Main and Elm. Harry Chertcoeff, the theatre builder, aims to open by year’s start and promises a top county venue with a public naming announcement next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgis
L. Neff
East Main Street
Mr. Neff
Harry Cherteoi
Nef
Main
Elm Streets
Neff
Paul Martin
Lancaster
Chertcoff
Lititz
Acappella Chorus Plans Christmas Benefit Tour
The Acappélia Mala Chorus of BE Petersburg fixed three benefit performances for Water Street Rescue Mission Lancaster. Thanksgiving evening in Elizabethtown, December 6 in Ephrata, and December 15 in Lancaster. They recently sang to about 1,000 at Quakertown and 600 at Coventry. This Sunday they perform at Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church and next Sunday at Manheim.
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Acappélia Mala Chorus
Petersburg
Water Street Rescue Msion of
Lancaster
Amission and
Elizabethtown
Ephrata
County Federation of Men’s Bible Classes
Quakertown
Coventry
Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church
Manheim
Organ Recital for Ushers’ Association at St Pauls Lutheran
Hanover resident J Herbert Springer will render an organ recital at St Pauls Lutheran Church Tuesday evening October 30 to benefit the church Ushers Association. Local sales include Helter and Stauffer properties in town and the Wolfskill property in Penryn to be offered Saturday.
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J. Herbert Springer
Hanover
Wil
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Ushers’ Association
Helter and Stauffer
Town
Wolfskill
Penryn
G. Green
South Cedar St
Erving
Great 1934 Community Show Opens Next Thursday
The 14th annual Community Show opens next Thursday with plans in shape for exhibits and entertainment. Mumblers' Parade Thursday night and Baby Parade Saturday afternoon draw interest, with cash and merchandise prizes. Entries accepted Wednesday 9 AM to 9 PM and judging Thursday to ready the opening night. American Legion Post No 56 Lititz secures a central Farm Show Ambulance display location.
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Snow Association
American Legion Post
No. 56
Lititz
Alumni Home-Coming Day Planned by L Schools
An alumni home Coming day is being arranged for a Lincoln High School football game against Stevens Trade Saturday at Lincoln Avenue field. M C Demmy Warren New comer Clyde Arbogast and James Grim lead planning with a 2 pm parade and badges for alumni and students. Admission to the football game is the same as other games with 25 cents for adults. Roller skating follows at Lut z Hall.
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Stevens
Lincoln Avenue
M. C. Demmy
Warren Newcomer
Clyde Arbogast
James Grim
Gerong Trade School
Two Centuries Old Homespun Linen Revealed
The piece shows two very old homespun linens valued for age and rarity. Belonged to Mrs Henry Laver and son Mevin, now in Morgantown via Mrs Lauver’s mother Mrs David Hur. Each fabric measures 12 to 14 inches square and dates to about 730 years ago. patched and used as bedding.
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Henry Laver
Mevin
Lauver
David Hur
Morgantown
Mre
Lititz High to Play First Night Football Under Lights
Lititz High School will face Catholic High School at Langaster tomorrow night under floodlights marking the first night football game for the team. Townspeople show curiosity about holding a night game and how it will be conducted, with readers noting similar night events in baseball and football in the area.
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Lititz
Night Footall
Lititz High
School Board Fills Athletic Field Sink Hole
The Lititz School Board met for routine business noting the filling of a large sink hole at a corner of the new athletic field. The property committee reported the purchase of the Orange Street property from the Weicher estate. Treasurer’s balance stood at $36,025 with about $2,700 in bills approved for payment.
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Lititz Schasl Board
John G. Hershey
Chas. E. Keath
8. R. Posey
M. H. Yoder
M. ©. Demmy
J. B. Herr Sey
Orange Street
Weicher
YOURE NEXT At The Ideal Barber Shop Saturday Special
A local barber offers a 25 cent haircut at The Ideal Barber Shop located at 325 S Broad St Lititz Pennsylvania. PF B Keller proprietor advertises the Saturday 85e deal.
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Ideal Barber Shop
S. Broad St
Lititz
PF. B. Keller
Local Man Narrowly Escapes Train Collision
Dr. Leicey a West Main Street chiropractor escaped serious injury when his car was struck by a moving freight train at North Broad Street crossing last night at 6 30. His car flipped and was struck again but he suffered only a minor leg cut. The wrecked vehicle was towed to Lititz Springs Garage for inspection.
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Dr. Leicey
West Main Street
North Broad Street
Leicey
Broad Street
Lescey
Lititz Springs
Pheasant Sharpshooter Misses First Five Shots
Homer Hackman, veteran pheasant shooter, missed his first five practice shots with tin cans on the John Cochran farm near Clay. Ben Lutz plans a 1.4 story bungalow on Seaman Street with the same cellar used for the dwelling.
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Homer Hackman
John Cochran
Clay
Ben Lutz
Seaman Street
Ben
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GD. L. Neff
Sturgis Hotel
Accapella Chorus
Trinity Church
Lewis Haines
Julia
Peggy Nugent
Evelyn Plants
Josephine Kopp
Ann Hackman
Dorothy
Jane Haines
Bobby
Billy Haines
Charles Brown
Virgie Brown
Luther
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Vre
Paul McGlond
Penn State College
Henry Hackman
New York City
Helen Eyeider
News City
BE. M. Seaman
Kellogg Foods
William Hornberger
Philadelphia
Mary 5. G. Buch
Chambersburg
Abram Huber
Amanda Lomngenecker
Henry J. Snavely
Richard Snyder
Phiadelphia
P. FE. Snyder
LHS
Lutz Hall
Woeman
Ititz High
J. Leicey
Snoops
E. Main Street
Fluffy
J. L. Snyder
Chas. K. Keath
Front Street
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