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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1929
Page
5
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bomberger and their god son Carl of Penryn hosted relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dohner and Robert Nissley of Manheim for a weekend gathering with family members.
A collage of professional notices advertising hauling and sale of wood and garbage collection in Lititz, notary public and insurance in Lititz, real estate and insurance services in Lititz and Lancaster, clerking of sales, decedent estate settlements, and Wingert Haas Hat Store promoting spring hats at 444 North Queen Street Lancaster.
An advertisement promotes Cystex as a 48 hour test for bladder irritation and related symptoms. It claims quick relief with a money back guarantee if not satisfied and invites readers to buy at N. Moyer's Drug Store in Lititz Pennsylvania for 60 cents.
A lengthy list notes numerous Sunday gatherings around Leban on, Elm, and Manheim with many families visiting relatives. Other items include a rally day at Colebrook, sales of homes in Gallbreath and Hershey, and a marshmallow toast for a Sunday School class at Mt. Gretna.
Notice that trespass notices are now available at the city office for fifty cents per dozen.
The notice lists eight mis takes from last week’s image and asks readers to spot more errors. The page then shifts to a note about postage stamps, describing the first English stamp with Queen Victoria and the first US stamp featuring Benjamin Franklin.
In a Paris church Raoul learns Fleurette was misled by Father Colomb. Jetteur schemes to strike back by stealing church relics and guiding Fleurette into the sewers where a knife wounds Raoul as Fleurette cries for help.
In Chapter X Fleurette and Jetteur stealthily reach the sacristy. Jetteur pries open a cupboard, finds the jeweled vessels, and orders Fleurette to hide them in a bag. He instructs her to wait below and leave the door ajar for their escape.
Miss Dorothy Eeichelberger hosted a Friday Halloween gathering at her home with Bernice Dunkle Mae Binkley Eurnice Sload Bernice Hess Dorothy Rothfus Irene Rhinier Frances Rutledge Alberta Mease Arlene Kreider Alli Zook Marie Hamill Thelma Hundberger Ada Kauffman Helen Fry Melvin Redcay 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 H R Reidenbaugh Mrs Harrington. Mr and Mrs H E Dunkle and daughters Bernice Erma and Miss Mae Binkley Bernice Brookmyer drove to Tierr's Road Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Rothfus and children visited Mr and Mrs Charles Rothfus of Lancaster Sunday. Mr and Mrs Edwin Reidenbaugh entertained Blanche Lengle of Lancaster and Rev S G Kauffman and daughter Bertha of this place Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Kreider and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Thomas Redmile of Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs D T Frey and family entertained Henry Nissley Ruth of Union Square George Frey Robert and Burnell Lausch of Elstonville Sunday.
More than 1000 persons joined the annual Manheim Firemen parade on Saturday afternoon at four o clock. Prizes totaling over 300 dollars were awarded. The American Legion Drum Corps of Lancaster led the event with Fire Chief Paul Knier of Manheim as marshal. The Shawnee band of Columbia and the Manheim band provided music while floats drew spectators.
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