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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1932

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Bones of 12 Revolutionary Soldiers Found On Locust St

Bones of 10 or 12 Revolutionary War soldiers, died after the Battle of Prandywine, were uncovered in a cellar on S Locust Street. Prof Beek and Dr Bender catalogued them. most remains are well preserved and to be reinterred at Memorial Plot on Main Street.

Prandywine S. Locust Street Jacob Hertzler Morris Frederick H. H. Beck Lancaster Co. Historical Society Main Street Beek Harry B. Bender Lititz Revolutionary Sol

Linden Hall On Air Educational Highlights Program

Dr W Stengel spoke on Linden Hall history while students performed music under Miss Myrtle Eckert at Linden Wall. The program aired on WGAT Tuesday at 3:30 PM as the first in a series of Educational Highlights.

W. Stengel Linden Wall WGAT Stengel Myrtle Eckert

Horton Optician Lincoln Pa Eye Glasses Offered

Horton Optician in Lincoln Pennsylvania advertises eye glasses with examination and fitting services at reasonable prices. Business hours are 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Horton Optician Lincoln

Final Plans Laid For Great Community Show Next Week

Lititz prepares for the 12th annual Lititz Community Show with changes to layout and entry process. Concessions move to face the street improving light and access. Exhibitors will be guided to their display sites, with fruit vegetables dairy pastry eggs and other items staged at designated locations for entry.

Lititz Enck Plants Brothers Cinb

Man Beaten in Car Attempted Robbery Near Lexington

Harvey Clair of Lexington sustained severe head wounds Monday night when two men in a car offered him a ride and beat him during an attempted robbery. Clair fought back, escaped, and fired, but police found no trace of the assailants after searching the scene near his Wilby-Suchard Co plant departure.

T Harvey Clair Lexington Clair Kreider Wilby-Suchard Co

Lititz School Board Sets Two Vacation Lengths

Lititz School board met to decide Thanksgiving days off and to let teachers vote on how to split ten days of Christmas and Easter vacation. The term ends May 31 and a new auditorium lighting system will be considered next meeting.

Lititz Tligh Hunter Beck Hershey Posey Snyder Sedia Lo Waster Aystem

Thief Steals Instruments at Dr Smiths Home

A thief gained entry to Dr. R. C. Smith’s Broad and Grange Streets residence Tuesday night last, stealing valuable surgical instruments and some money while the couple were out briefly. No arrests reported.

Dr. Smith R. C. Smith Broad Grange Streets Tre’elock

Lock Your Doors Amid Recent Lancaster Robberies

The warning cites last week’s home robbery of Dr. R G C Smith and an attack on Harvey Clair on the Lexington road, noting thieves active in Lancaster are visiting town. Police data show most robberies occur between 8 and 10 PM, when a thief can move unseen. Residents urged to lock doors and windows when retiring or leaving home.

R. GC. Smith Harvey Clair Lexington Lancaster

Thief Steals Money and Instruments From Home Office

In under an hour a purse belonging to Mrs Smith was looted in a bedroom while tools and instruments were taken from the office. A case containing narcotics was tampered with but the thief either could not open it or fled before completing the act.

Candy factory salesman robbed of cash and gas

Lexington salesman Carl Brubaker employed by Kline candy was robbed of 48 dollars worth of Honight. He found his gas tank emptied at his garage the next morning and suspects burglars tapped the tank after cash was stolen.

Carl Brubaker Lexington Kline Honight Brubaker Stosis

Three Girls Injured In Broad Street Crash

Miss Jane Haines 19 injured Sunday on South Broad Street shows skull fracture but improving at Lancaster General Hospital. Anna Hackman and Edith Pfautz shaken and bruised and have recovered enough to be about. All three Lititz High graduates are well known in town.

Jane Haines South Broad Street Lancaster General Hospital Anna Hackman Edith Pfautz Lititz Tigh Miss Haines Lewis

Car Forcefully Hits Pole on South Broad Street

A car skidded and struck a pole on South Broad Street in front of Henry Muth’s home. The driver said he chose the pole to avoid two nearby children, breaking the pole and pulling wires, damaging a spout and cutting telephone service. The men agreed to cover the damages.

South Broad Street Third Avenue Henry Muth Muth

Branch Institute Held by Woman's Missionary Society

The East Pennsylvania Conference United Brethren Church branch institute met in the local Church on Tuesday afternoon with three sessions. Miss Gertrude Hamaker of New Mexico spoke at the afternoon and night sessions.

Woman's Missionary Society of the East Pennsylvania Conference of the United Brethren Church Gertrude Hamaker New Mexico

Card Party Tonight by St James Altar Society

The first card party of the season is hosted at the Fire House by St James Altar Society tonight. Games include bridge 500 casino and pinochle. Sixty prizes on view in Boacht's window will be awarded. Play starts at 8 o'clock.

St. James Altar Society Fire House Boacht

Green Jay Nay Hackers Play at School Assembly

The Green Jay Nay Hackers a popu lar local jug band formed mainly by former high school students entertained pupils at the Thursday morning assembly. They will perform again next week at the Community Show.

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