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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1929
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Claude Bomberger of Penryn hosted their son Carl with Mrs Henry Dohner and Robert Nissley of Manheim for a weekend visit.
Advertising section: listings for hauling services, wood for sale, garbage collection, and professional notices from Lititz Pennsylvania. Notary public M Ada Schnerer and legal paper services by Hershey and Gibbell conveyancers scriveners real estate and insurance agents. Includes clerking of sales and decedents settlements.
Lancaster hat shop Wingert & Haas displays spring hats in various colors and shapes with plain hats as a specialty. John A. Haas, proprietor at 144 North Queen Street promotes the assortment in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
An advertisement promotes Cystex for bladder irritation restless sleep backache and muscle soreness. It promises quick relief within 48 hours with a money back guarantee and urges readers to buy at J N Moyers Drug Store in Lititz Pennsylvania for 60 cents.
A long list of Lebanon and Lancaster area households report Sunday visits by Abel Hollinger Joseph Graybill and many others. The notices name numerous families from Millersville Elm Mastersonville Pottstown Lititz New York City and Harrisburg with occasions including illness progress and a masquerade party.
About forty five people from the Lutheran Reformed Sunday Schools traveled by car to Colebrook for services at the Lutheran Church. Purchases included John Gallbreath home for 4260 and Kate Hershey home for 12400. The Luther League plans a 7 PM Sunday service featuring Rev. William Weick on the topic of self of Strasburg.
Office advertises trespass notices for sale at 50 cents per dozen, enabling property owners to deter unauthorized entry with ready prepared notices.
The reader is asked to spot eight errors in a two part scene including items such as leaves on a tree a man without a necktie a misplaced pocket and a wheel missing on a scooter. A separate note recalls the first postage stamps featuring Queen Victoria and Benjamin Franklin.
Raoul confronts Fleurette in a cathedral and flees with Jetteur through a secret trap door to the Paris sewers. A fight spills onto the ledge and Raoul is stabbed as Jetteur injures him while Fleurette cries for help.
In Chapter X, Fleurette and Jetteur slip to the sacristy where Jetteur pries a cupboard and finds richly jeweled vessels. He orders Fleurette to hide the vessels in a bag and promises to meet below with a planned escape through the same route. He vanishes into darkness.
Fragments show Miss Dorothy Hiechelberger hosted a Friday Halloween gathering with a long guest list of Misses Bernice Dunkle Mae Binkley Burnice Sload Bernice Hess Dorothy Rothfus Trene Rhinier Frances Rutledge Alberta Mease Arlene Kreider Alta Zook Marie Hamill Thelma Hundberger Ada Kauffman Helen Fry and Messrs Melvin Redeau Ralph Gamber Robert Kranch Kenneth Akremen Glendon Alexander Jason Moore Bard Hichelberger Joseph McKinsey Arthur Hollinger Paul Guthrie John Corbett Harry Nuss William Sprenkle William Leonard Harold Myer William King Le Roy Hichelberger. Master John Kratzert hosted a Monday Halloween party with Wilbur Harrington Junior Reidenbaugh Gerald Reidenbaugh Donald Huber Bobby Frey Charles Kratzert Melvin Huber Irvin Huber Carl Sensenig Junior Lausch Stanley Kratzert Mrs K R Reidenbaugh and Mrs Harrington present.
Over 1000 persons marched in the annual Manheim Firemen parade on Saturday afternoon at four. The American Legion Drum Corps of Lancaster led the procession and Fire Chief Paul Knier of Manheim was marshal. The Shawnee band of Columbia and the Manheim band provided music. A notable float was the Queen's Garden decorated with crepe and flowers.
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