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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1932

Page

12

Memorial Plot Marks Longsought Burial Site for Soldiers

The Lititz area used a makeshift hospital in 1778 1779 for Washington Army wounded after Brandywine. About 120 privates died. 110 buried near E Main Street with a planned memorial plot later marking the graves. Bones indicate officers were buried in the cemetery while privates were interred in trenches elsewhere.

Berk Dover Washington Brandywine Lititz Beck A. R. Beck Prof. Beck E. Main Street John Leerst Street

Lancaster school head leads Lititz Rotary on youth training

Gress, superintendent of the Lancaster city schools, addressed Lititz Rotary on training boys and girls to make the best use of their lives and talents. Two visitors and a guest attended the weekly meeting at General Sutter.

Hi. &. Gress Lancaster Lititz

Indian marker unveiling honors Nanticoke history in Lancaster

Dr. Harry F. Bender delivers address at To town ceremony unveiling a bronze tablet on a large boulder marking the site where Nanticoke Indians once lived about a hundred years ago. Milton Eberly leads the program and Indian demonstrations follow as 400 attendees gather despite rain.

Harry F. Bender HT. Beck Lancaster County Historical Society Milton Eberly Saul Kathryn Brubaker Indiantown Mennonite Church

Dorcas Class to Run Two Show Stands at Community Show

The Dorcas Class of St. Pauls Lutheran Sunday School will operate two booths at the Community Show next week one on East Main Street and the other at the former Longenecker Garage. The sale was decided at a Tuesday night meeting at Mrs. Ernest McCrdioughs home. Purchases of altar cloths for the church were approved and light refreshments were served after the meeting.

Dorcas St. Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School Iwo East Main Street Longenecker Ase Ernest Mc Crdiough East Front Street

Hints for Homemakers by Jane Rogers

Hints for Homemakers discusses practical kitchen and home tips. It notes better preparation for a man in a noisy setting and suggests gradual furnishing of a room with period reproductions to fit budget and style.

Jane Rogers Jencu

Not Solid Happiness in Chinatown Says Ai Ho Ige

Ai Ho ige, quoted by the Washington Star, warns that happiness rests on faith rather than doubt, arguing that reliance on disbelief undermines lessons learned from experience.

Ai Hoige Chinatown Washington Star

Public Real Estate Sales by Administrators Andrews Myers

Public sale notices list two events. On October 22 schedule at 2 PM a sale of real estate and property of late Andrew Myers at 466 East Main Street conducted by Henry and Roy Myers as administrators. On November 5 at 1 PM a sale of real estate and personal property at 104 South Spruce Street Lititz by Mrs Anna H Keller.

Andrew Myers E. Main St Henry and Roy Myers Broad St Lititz H. Wm. Zeller Spruce Street Anna H. Keller

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Rotary Club de. Bender Ts I. M. M. Richards The Lebanon County Historical Society Cereb P. Wolf Ue Society Ok Sale South Broad St Roy B. Kneeburg LEH Lexington Liberty Street Geo. L. Keith EL Lincoln Ave Lititz Pa Agen Fir Annie Munde Reng Nome ARS Myryle Groff Russ Main Street Lip Lincoln Ave Record Office Agnes Keath Haarlem Mill & Market Peon Dale Farm Homer Heistand C. M. Snavely Chevrolet Sales and Service Warwick House Lancaster County Cowboy Jug Band
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