Democrats To Meet In Lititz Regular Club Session
The Lititz Democratic Club will hold its semi monthly meeting at the Malta Building Democratic Headquarters on Tuesday at 8. The event is open to members and friends as the last regular meeting before the election. On Friday October 30 at 7 30 a rally is planned on the High School Grounds at Rothsville with a weather contingency to the Rothsville High School Building. The main speaker is the Pennsylvania Milk Control Board president and all local candidates will speak.
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Lititz Democratic Club
Democratic
Malta
Lititz
Democratic Club
Rothsville
Milk Control Board
State of
Pennsylvania
Local Families Gather for Week of Visits in Halfville
Halfville residents and relatives from Penryn Elizabethtown Sheridan Lititz Akron Eph rata Hallville and Schoeneck joined gatherings visiting neighbors and dining with friends over the week. Notable attendees included Rev Harry Shreiner Elmer Huber and John Bomberger family and Mrs Susan Shreiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zell
Richard Enck
Penryn
Noah Frey
Hugene Enck
Dorsey Eugene
Elizabethtown
Alvin Enck
Schoeneck
Elmer Shue
Diamond Station
Rudy Heck
Owl Hill
Rhoads
Roy Sweigert
Recading
Zook
Allen Balmer
Jacob Brubaker
Mary Graybill
Harry Shreiner
Elmer Huber
John Bomberger
Susan Shreiner
Brethren Church Plans Social Event and Mission Services
At a business meeting 40 members attended and tickets were planned for a horse show with a social hour. The Evangelistic Services in the Church of the Brethren draw large crowds with sessions this week and next. A ministers conference and mass meeting are set for Monday with speakers Zigler Stover Kulp and Flelser. Rev Stelser and Rev Kulp are Nigeria missionaries and Zigler serves as Home Mission Secretary.
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James Mummert
Albert Godanour
Walter Light
Benj. Miller
John Lutz
C. B. Snavely
Church of the Brethren
District of
Baston Penna
M. R. Zigler
H. Stover Kulp
A. D. Flelser
Stelser
Rev. Kulp
Nigeria
Africa
Zigler
Etary
General Board of Missions
Mothers Class of Trinity Sunday School Meets at Wonder Home
The Mothers Class of Trinity Evangelical Sunday School led by Mrs. Roy Pfautz gathered Thursday evening at Mrs. George Wonder's home. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. DH Longsdorf and several members with refreshments reflecting the Halloween season. The Girls Class, led by Mrs. Daniel Heilman, was hosted at the Groff Tea Room Lancaster by Pauline Rentschler with attendees listed.
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Roy Pfautz
George Wonder
DH. P. Longsdorf
W. M. Pfautz
Marcy Hershey
Stanley Diehm
Neideigh
Paul Coble
Eugene Deckers
Charles Carpenter
Wm. Fry
Daniel Heilman
Groff Tea Room
Lancaster
Pauline Rentschler
St Pauls Leaders Attend Training School Masquerade Planned
Members Mary Hickman Emma Singer Mrs B M Leaman Miss Winona Leed and Mrs Clar ence Dengler attend leadership training as students with Mrs J H Mumper as teacher The Senior Luther League schedules a Masquerade Party in the church basement Thursday evening October 2 at 730 All young people invited.
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St. Paul’s
Mary Hickman
Emma Singer
B. M. Leaman
Winona Leed
Clarence Dengler
J. H. Mumper
Luther League
Community Show Parade Details and Registration Times
The parade forms at 1 PM and moves at 1 30 PM to avoid a horse show conflict on West Lincoln Avenue. entrants must register by 1 PM day of parade at High School or with registrars Mr and Mrs P F Snyder 812 South Spruce Street from 12:00 to 1:00 Saturday. Prizes will honor artistry originality humor attire and young entrants with bands providing music.
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Lincoln Avenue
Wm. G. Eshleman
P. F. Snyder
South Spruce St
East Orange
South Broad
East Main
Cedar
Doctor Stengel speaks to Ushers Association on Washington trip
Dr. F. W. Stengel addressed the Ushers Association at the first fall meeting on Monday evening. He described his plane trip to the state of Washington and shared impressions from the journey.
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F. W. Stengel
Ushers Association
State of Washington
Baby parade rules and fair exhibits outlined
Children under six may enter the baby parade with two doll and youth divisions for girls under six and six to nine, each with prizes. Each regular baby parade entrant gets an award. Entertainment Friday night on midway stands. Cattle show at Warwick house stables has three pens of feeders and will sell at public sale Saturday at 2 pm. Exhibits listed with organizers and locations including canned goods, dairy and eggs, honey, 4-H Club, and corn and tobacco, all linked to local stores on South Broad and East Main streets.
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Chiidren
Eouth
Warwick House
Reidenbach
Buch
South Broad Street
Anna Steffy
W. M. Pfautz
Abram Bomberger
Benjamin Miller
P. S. Trimble and Sons Hardware
East Main Street
Ed. Weiler
Landis Hess
Grube’s
M. A. Moore
South Broad St
Snavely's Garage hosts varied fair exhibits on Broad Street
A county fair layout lists vendors for corn grain potatoes pump kins and flowers at Snavely's Garage and surrounding venues on North and South Broad Streets. Abram Bomberger oversees vegetables rear Amer building with J H Koch as chair. other displays include fruit at Wolf's Garage chaired by J L Snyder, fancy work at Reidenbaugh Electrical Store led by Mrs J F Stoner, poultry overseen by H H Strickler and Ammon Shelly. Poultry rules demand three birds per class and four for a special prize. Poultry judges include J C Werner and D G Witmyer. An Automobile exhibit will line North Broad Street between the railroad and Lincoln Avenue with Cedar street traffic noted.
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Snavely’s
North Broad Street
Abram Bomberger
Amer
South Broad St
J. H. Koch
Sherman Steffy
Wolf’s
W. Main St
J. L. Snyder
J. M. Eckman
Reidenbaugh
J. F. Stoner
J. C. Werner
Mohnton
D. G. Witmyer
Town
North Broad St
Lincoln Avenue
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Dorothy Little
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Eligabeth Getz
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Edith Diehm
Ephriam Rhoads
Mrs. Rentschley
Thomas Maharg
St. Pauls Lutheran
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