Lititz Hosts 15th Annual Community Show Tonight
The Lititz Community Show opens tonight with fine exhibits and record entries. Two parades and a high quality show lead a clean wholesome event, as the Community Show Association aims to keep the celebration strictly in good order.
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Lititz
Community Show
Loss in Death of Hon Edwin Spangler of Ephrata
Obituary notes the untimely death of Hon Edwin R Spangler of Ephrata a member of the General Assembly. The tribute praises his civic leadership and loyal service to fellow citizens and Lancaster County.
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Edwin R. Spangler
Ephrata
General Assembly
Mr. Spangler
Lititz election questions include school bond and Sunday movies
As election near in Lititz voters face two major issues besides choosing officeholders. A November 5 general election and a forthcoming school loan vote will decide whether the school district should incur debt for a new building if federal approval is granted. A separate question concerns Sunday movie presentations.
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Lititz
Lititz Voters Question School Addition Finances
Lititz voters face a ballot on a proposed $60 000 indebtedness for a school building expansion to relieve overcrowding. The plan relies on a PWA project of about $100 000 with low long term taxes, while concerns about Sunday movies and local theatre competition loom.
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Lititz
Washington
Ephrata
Columbia
Marietta
Elizabethtown
Christiana
New Holland
Manheim
Chertcoff
Surprise Party for Mrs Walter Steely Held at Home
A surprise party was given for Mrs. Walter Steely at her home on Saturday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Albert of Lancaster, Mr and Mrs Edward Albright of Philadelphia, Mr and Mrs Victor Carpenter and daughter Geraldine, Mr and Mrs Arthur Johansen, Mr and Mrs Howard Hollinger and daughter Geraldine, Mr and Mrs Clifford Helter, Mr and Mrs Harry Wonder, and Mr and Mrs James Stopani.
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Walter Steely
William Albert
Lancaster
Edward Albright
Philadelphia
Victor Carpenter
Geraldine
Arthur Johansen
Howard Hollinger
Clifford Helter
Harry Wonder
James Stopani
Lancaster County Poultry, Pigeon and Petteck Association
Lititz
State Department
Jiephthah
Lafayettes
Sophia Gray
Daniel
West Main Street
Simon P. Meek
Brunnerville
Jacob A. Geyer
Rothsville
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Monroe P. Zelley
Theodore Zeller
Town
Reading Hospital
J. P. Roebuck
Medical Club of
J. B. Bowman
Springs Hotel
S. Broad Street
Elizabeth Brubaker
Neffssville
Lela Yeiser
John Weitzel
Isaac Pfautz
Ym.c. A
Springs Park
Lexington
Terre Hill
Trinity Evangelial Church
Place
Warwick House
H. T. Kyle
James Sturgis
Wiliam
Harry Eckert
Eckert
Local Market Sells Chestnuts. Community News From Lititz
Saturday market sold chestnuts at 12 to 16 cents a quart. Notices include anniversary celebration for James and Sturgis, civic and religious events, obituaries, a poultry association charter, theater practice, and various local incidents.
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G.A R
D. H. Heishue
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Local Visits Highlight Weekend Serenity in Pennry n
Penryn families and friends shared Sunday visits across Brunnerville Waldeck Lititz Lincoln and Farmersville areas. Earl and Earl Dohner Claude Bomberger and families joined Hartman Zell Biemesderfer Diehm Moyer Beasly Weidman Habecker Gerhart and Singer households for neighborly gatherings. The article lists many multiple households noting a communal weekend pattern.
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Earl Dohner
Roger
Claude Bomberger
Isaac
Carl
Ray Hartman
Brunnerville
Harvey Dennis
Farmersville
Charles Zell
George Biemesderfer
Elaine
George K
Mary Diehm
Katie Moyer
Howard Beasly
Waldeck
Henry Keath
Emma Murr
Lititz
Arthur Weidman
Geraldine
Richard Jr
Benjamin Habecker
Jos. Gerhart
Jean and
Betty
Lincoln
Hiram Demmy
Isaac Singer
Farm Calendar Tips on Potato Storage and Turkey Pricing
Storage of seed potatoes in pits or insulated cellars at cool temperatures boosts yield by up to 60 bushels per acre. Turkeys should be sold when in prime condition. historical data shows October live turkey prices in New York City often meet or exceed November levels.
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New York City
School Notes Reflect Grippe Sickness and Photo Update
Charles Hegener was confined to bed last week with grippe symptoms. Photographs of the 28 students and the faculty were distributed yesterday to update office files.
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Charles Hegener
Dats
Sunday Social Visits Across Lancaster County Homes
Elm and Lititz residents hosted and visited relatives this Sunday with numerous family gatherings. People from Ephrata Reading Lancaster Manheim Lititz and Allentown joined extended family from Richland Overbrook Elverson Neffsville and Mt Joy for casual calls and weekend hospitality.
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Chester Witmyer
Violet
Betty
Paul Stark
Ethel
Carl
Lititz
William Weachter
Billy
Deloris
Elm
Elmer Weachter
Howard Wissler
Elizabeth
Steiner
Reading
John Biemesderfer
Ira Bimesderfer
John Spayd
Lancaster
John, Biemesderfer
Harry Malschnee
Frank Malschnee
John Bostic
Manheim
Treehaefer
Rathtown
J. T. Weber
W. K. Nelson
Harvey Weber
Allentown
Norman Ober
Elmer Schenenberger
Alice Ober
Claude Bender
Wayne Ober
Overbrook
Samuel Richards
Richland
Harry Hacker
Edgar Grosh
Harry Heagy
Pennbrook
Calvin Althouse
Sallie Kauffman
F. Kauffman
Soudersburg
George Biemesderfer
John Galebach
Carl Weber
A. Y. Keath
Harvey Keath
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