Pavement Repairs Ordered At Square
Borough Council at October meeting authorized the secretary to contact S. M. Pratt of Reading to replace pavements curbs and gutters on the northeast corner of the Square following July gas station work and an injunction. The meeting also covered land purchase from the Moravian Congregation at Water Street and North Wey for 800 dollars, street and water repairs, sign purchases, and new health funding with bills approved and receipts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough Council
S. M. Pratt
Reading
Water Street
Northwey
Rudy
Sturgwis
Plauts
Brian
Burgess Brenemann
Solieer Wissler
Habecker
South Cedar Street
F. Feird Avenue
Sargis
Council
Board of Health
Penna. Power and Light Co
Denver & Ephrata Telephone Co
Department of Revenue
EE. Habecker
T. 1S. Grosh
Thos. H. Erb
W. B. Gochnauer
Tarvia
Birthday thanks extend to 96 year old Henry B Buch
Henry B Buch aged 96 on Friday received 166 postal cards and many gifts. Ten callers visited him as he expressed gratitude to all who made his birthday happy. The Rt. Rev. E Crosland drove Mr Buch on an auto trip to Schaefferstown and the Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Buch
Crosland
Mr. Buch
Schaefferstown
Mountains
Farm sale west of Lititz to Rev. John Hevener
G Graybill Minnich and H B Gibbel sold part of a farm west of Lititz including buildings and about ten acres of land on private terms to Rev. John Hevener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Graybill Minnich
H. B. Gibbel
Lititz
John Hevener
Local Couples and Visitors Share Sunday Near Lititz
A long list of residents and guests spent Sunday visiting relatives and friends across Lititz and nearby towns. Frequent travels included Reading Philadelphia York Gettysburg and Chambersburg with several households hosting dinners and bridge parties.
Local School Election Voters Choose Three For Board
Voters will select two from Dr. H. Posey Howard Hollinger and John Hershey for the school board in the General Election Tuesday. Posey appears on Democratic and Republican tickets, Hershey on Democratic Prohibition Socialist, Hollinger on Republican and Socialist tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. R. Posey
Howard Hollinger
John Hershey
Hollinger
Hershey
Dr. Posey
Justice of the Peace
Andrew
Shissler
Clarence R. Kreider
Leroy Bare
Jacob L. Snyder
D. Constable
Jacob Singley
Paul Demmy JF
James Maize
Victor Wagner
WH. B. Buch
William H. Zarvtman
Emory Wagner
J. Paul Prubaker
Jacob Koch
Acob Kling
John L. Carpenter
Charles Hollinger
Andrew M. Shissler
Ezra Kline
Paul Bomberzer
C. G. Brubaker
L. Diehm
Linden Hall Hallowe'en Party Planned At Linden Hall
Linden Hall students prepare for the usual Hallowe en program with a gymnasium party on Saturday night. Prof Raymond Haupert of Bethlehem spoke at the Moravian Church Sunday and addressed the vesper service. Horseback riders enjoy fall outings this week while the Literary Society held an interesting meeting Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Hall
Raymond Haupert
Bethlehem
Literary Society
Mrs. Charles C. Weaver Dies After Illness at 46
Mrs. Charles C. Weaver 46 died Sunday night at her Maple Street home after a long illness. She was a member of St. Luke's Reformed Church and survived by her husband, a son Austin, four brothers Jacob Kile John Kile Abram Kile Samuel Kile, and two sisters Katherine and Mrs Jacob Fausnacht. Services were held at St. Luke's Reformed Church with burial in Lutheran cemetery. R M Spacht directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ©. Weaver
Maple Street
St. Luke’s Reformed Church
Austin
Jacob Kile
Lancaster
John Kile
Oregon
Abram Kile
Waldeck
Samuel Kile
Stevens
Katherine
Landis Valley
Jacob Fausnacht
R. M. Spacht
School departments to exhibit at Community Show
The Manual Training Domestic Science and Art Departments will exhibit at the Community Show. Their displays will be in the former Mathers Barber Shop on West Main Street. Horton the optician advertises eye exams glasses fitted at reasonable prices open 9 am to 8 pm closed Mondays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathers
West Main Street
Horton
Optician
Lincoln
Lititz Community Show Weekend Schedule and Parades
Complete program outlines daytime and evening events for the 11th Community Show at Lititz High School. Performances include cadet and band entries, horse shoe pitching finals, Moonlight Melody Makers, baby and Mannada parades, coronation prize drawing, Mummers Parade, and cash prizes for several divisions. Entrants report times and parade routes through Orange Broad Main Cedar streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Rader’s
Moonlight Melody Makers
Reading
Riley Lausch
Orange Street
Broad
Square
Main Street
Cedar
Orange and
Spruce Streets
Spruce Street
Marion Street
Broad Street
Linsoln Avenue
Locust Street
Traffic Blocked on East Main for Community Show
East Main Street from the Square to Cedar Street will be closed to all traffic today tomorrow and Saturday from 5 PM today and tomorrow and from 12 noon Saturday until show closing. One way traffic east permitted before those hours. No parking in the block during the three days and unloading produce for the Market must park outside the block after unloading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Main Street
Cedar Street
Community Chest To Name Directors and Hear Reports
The Lititz Community Chest holds its annual meeting in the Business League rooms next Thursday evening at o o'clock. Topics include electing an Executive Board for the coming year and appointing a committee to plan the districts and solicitors for the November 16 to 24 drive. A year end report on work and finances will be presented. last year's contributors are considered members and urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz Community Chest
Business League
At & O
Community Chest Organization
Lititz
Ruth Burkholder Miles and Sue Burkholder wed at Hopeland parish
Ruth Ruth-Burkholder Miles of Hopeland and Miss Sue Alverta Burkholder of Brunnerville were married at the Reformed Parsonage on Liberty Street Saturday at 4 PM with Rev. Geo B Raezer officiating. The full ring ceremony preceded a Sunday reception at the bride's home for sixty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Ruth
Hopeland
Sue Alverta Burkholder
Brunnerville
Liberty Street
Geo. B. Raezer
Coronation Contest Draws Near In Mardi Gras Show
Newcomers in the Coronation Contest aim to pace the field as the King and Queen of the Mardi Gras are to be chosen Saturday night. Contestants promise a fast close race on parade streets with two winners, while volunteers are urged to sell votes for prizes and radio sets. Anyone 14 to 20 can enter at the Harris Store and receive 1000 free votes upon registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bcide
Tere
Harris
Delphian Club Discusses Psychological Novelists
The Lititz Delphian Chapter met at Miss Anna K. Miller's home Friday to discuss Two Psychological Novelists. Program presented by Mrs. W. H. Muth Miss M Bricker Mrs. Edward Buch Miss Mary Hueben er Miss Mary Reidenbaugh and Mrs. Florence Gibbes. Next meeting set at Mrs. Norman Badorf's home November 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Excavations Mentioned by Professor Haupert in Palestine Trip
The Reverend Raymond Haupert professor of Semitic Languages at Moravian College Bethlehem spent three months in Palestine last summer studying ancient sites under the University of Pennsylvania and preached at the Moravian Church. He described Ur Niniveh Babylon and Jerusalem and later spoke to the Sunday School and led the choir recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Haupert
Moravian College and Theological Seminary
Bethlehem
Palestine
Universiy of Pennsylvania
Moravian Church
Niniveh
Babylon
Jerusalem
Male Chorus Performs at Reformed Church in Penryn
The male chorus of the Church of the Brethren sang during services at the Reformed Church in Penryn, providing musical support for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Penryn
Lititz Community Show opens with record exhibitors and prizes
The Lititz Community Show Association utilizes Springs Park for parking to avoid long walks, charging 10 cents per car. The three day event features expanded exhibits, a large poultry show with 60 more entries, an auto show on N Broad Street, and extensive patrol and emergency provisions. The show runs Friday to Saturday with a parade route, booths, games, and food stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Springs Committee
Association
Kreider
Singley
Carpenter
Garden Spot Post
American Legion
Legion
E OL Strickler
N. Broad Street
Lancaster
WGAL
C. V. Pfautz
Beck Bros
Lititz Springs
Longenecker’s
Wm. Fry
A. M. Frey, Spacht
J. S. Harris and Co
Seaman and Leed
Plantz Brothers
Keller
Show Association
Three Local Businesses Donate to Community Show
Errors in soliciting ads for the Premium List Booklet left Farmers National Bank Hershey and Gibbes and Morgan Paper Co. Division unrepresented. In response they contribute to the general fund with checks totaling 50 dollars: 25 from Farmers National Bank 15 from Hershey and Gibbes and 10 from Morgan Paper Co. Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers National Bank, Hershey and Gibbes
Morgan Paper Co
Lititz
Community Show Association
Farmers National Bank
Hershey and Gibbes
Morgan Paper Co. Division
Dance Saturday Night at General Sutter Hotel
Roy Harnish and His Morro Castle Orchestra headline a community dance Saturday night at the General Sutter Hotel. The Lititz High School Alumni Association Entertainment Committee sponsors the event. Halloween parade costumed participants gain admission. Tickets are available from Charles V. Pfautz or at the hotel the night of the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Sutter Hotel
Roy Harnish
Morro Castle
Lititz
Lititz High to Host Stevens Trade at Springs Park Saturday
Lititz High School football welcomes Stevens Trade School to Springs Park for a 2 PM kickoff Saturday. After defeating Lebanon High School Reserves last Saturday the locals seek to extend their winning streak with steady play and strong defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Stevens Trade School
Springs Park
Lebanon High School
Eighth Grade Play Prof Dummelbeck’s Class Given
Class A of the Eighth Grade performed in the high school auditorium this morning. Cast included Lloyd Burkhardt Richard Wissler Henry Shissler James Yerger Floyd Yingst Morris Rosenberg Robert Gangner and Lester Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof Dummelbeck
Lloyd Burkhardt
Richard Wissler
Henry Shissler
James Yerger
Floyd Yingst
Morris Rosenberg
Robert Gangner
Lester Kline
School Holds All-Event Halloween Party
Public schools and faculty combined for a single large Hallowe em party in the gymnasium Tuesday evening, replacing multiple smaller gatherings.
Missionary Society Plans Meeting at St Pauls Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday evening at 7 30 at Mrs Fred Spinner's Seaman Street home with Mrs Lavinna Keenan leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Fred ‘Spinner
Seaman Street
Lavinna Keenan
Merchants Offer Community Show Specials in Lititz Area
Co operating with Lititz merchants the paper lists bargains for the three day Community Show. The RECORD is delivering 4 papers in each rural route box from the Lititz Post Office. Read the ads to see many buys and shop now for lower prices than in the past decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Community Show Special Offers Record Subscription
During the Lititz Community Show a three day offer invites new subscribers to get THE RECORD for 1 dollar, a saving of 50 percent off the regular price. The deal targets attendees at the event and promotes signups on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
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Town
Christ Mohler
Ephrata
Ralph Miller
Harry Myers
Steelton
Hiram McCauley
Flora Wynn
New Hope
W. E. Hickman
Texas
Tweed
Millersville
James Howard
Mary Eshleman
Bernice Martin
Neffsville
New York
Frank Lingle
Hummelstown
Clarence Deng
Warren Sauders
Harold Weidman
Sun Topk
Gettysburg
G. W. Sweigert
Olive
Wilson Ebersole
M. L. Steiner
Margaret Miller
Jerseyre
Curtis Publishing Co
Philadelphia
Horace Eschbach
Charles Seigel
Marietta
E. V. Parmley
West Chest
William Zartman
Jack Chandile
Wm. H. Zartman
Norman Bair
Brdge
Mix
Lemon Fry
Youngsstown
Ohio
Arthur Nolt
Rehrersburg
Phares Nolt
Bethel
Clarence Dengler
Alice Fasnacht
Gertrude Elizabeth Garber
George Krumbine
State College
Elgin Wagaman
Berks County
Urban Hull
Raymond Hull
Audrey
Akron
Roy Hull
Thompsontown
Jerry Witmer
Harry Wolf
Doris
Columbia
Robert Yerger
Hugh Nethercott
Syracuse
N. Y
E. Main Street
H. C. Seldomridge
Rio Grande
Valley
R. E. Worley
Huntingdon
Walter Smith
Lester Haines
William Sturgis
Jacob Eshleman
Theodore Dussinger
John Brinser
Falsingham
H. W. Spacht
Phil Trainer
Sara
George Grunenberger
Jacob Hershey
Jacob
Olathe
Kansas
Colorado Springs
Chambersburg
D. E. Weickser
Fred
F. A. Weichsel
Emma
Lucille
Kirkwood
Vis
Zartman
Charles C. Weaver
Community Chest
Ruth—Burkholder
Close
Nish
Delphian Club
Young Music House
W. M. Pfantz
Leroy Kling
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