Sunday Movies Election Issue Dominates Local Balloting
The town votes Tuesday on permitting Sunday movies with polls from 7 AM to 7 PM. About a thousand voters are expected. Local offices are on the ballot but the Sunday movie question dominates, with ministers opposing it and the theatre operator voicing a position. Leading contest features Dr. M. H. Yoder versus Maurice B. Gangner for school rectorship.
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Everal
M. H. Yoder
Maurice B. Gangner
Special School Election Set For Lititz December 3
The Lititz school district schedules a special election on Tuesday December 3 to obtain voter consent for a 75000 debt increase to fund a new school with federal aid. Polling places remain unchanged. The measure aims to finance the construction with government assistance.
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Lititz
Board of Directors
Halloween Party Planned by St Paul’s Lutheran Class
The Sunbeam Class of St Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School will be entertained at a Halloween party tomorrow evening at 8 o clock in the General Sutter Hotel. Mrs Rey H Wagner and Miss Emma Ruth will be the hostesses.
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Sunbeam
St. Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School
Hallowe’en
General Sutter Hotel
Rey H. Wagner
Emma Ruth
Lititz Clergy Urge Voters Against Sunday Movie Bill
A Lititz group of eight clergymen appeals to residents to vote against permitting Sunday opening of motion picture theatres. They argue such a move harms moral welfare, deprives workers of rest, and violates the Fourth Commandment, urging a November 5 vote against the bill.
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Lititz
J. C. H. Light
George B. Raezer
J. Harold Mumper
James M. Moore
Byron K. Horne
Frank Bremer
D. P. Longsdorf
F. A. Weicksel
Lititz Theatre Persuades Voters On Sunday Movie Issue
Theatre owner Harry Chertcott urges Lititz residents to vote yes on a Sunday entertainment measure. He says the Lititz Community Theatre campaign aims to serve town people, keep Sunday diversions local, and support nearby merchants if the measure passes.
Lititz Community Show Brings Big Crowd and Fine Displays
Lititz's annual Community Show of 1925 drew over 20 000 visitors on Saturday with 15 000 to 18 000 viewing Thursday night. Exhibits were strong with top quality fruit displays in the Wolf Garage and vegetables well shown in the new show room.
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Lititz
Wolf Garage
Litila
Ephrata
Lancaster
Rothsville
Ben Forney
Mummers Parade Dazzles Main Street as Quin tuplets Draw Crowds
A Manheim paper confusion leads to a local search for a youth’s name. The Mummers Parade moves along East Main Street Thursday evening. Howard Weaver notes the Dionne quintuplets as a crowd favorite with the five twins remark.
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Manheim
East Main Street
Dionne
Howard Weaver
Lititz Alumni Plan Movie Visit and Chest Meeting
Lititz high school class of 1985 alumni in town plan to see the movie tomorrow and Saturday after glimpsing filming at Annapolis during their Washington trip. A public Fire House meeting tonight to elect Lititz Community Chest executives and set plans for the annual fundraising drive. canvass runs November 18 to 25.
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Lititz High School
Annapolis
Washington
Midshipmen
Lititz
Lancaster
Elam Risser
Lutz Main Street Store Meat Prices Ad
Call 9181 W for all kinds of meats with chucks priced at 16 18 and 20 cents. Wamburg 18 cents. Delivery offered from Lutz Main Street Store.
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Wamburg
Lutz’ Main St
Council To Start Drainage Project
Borough Council at its October meeting voted to enter into a WPA contract to drain Spruce Street and Second Avenue and to study opening Spruce Street between Second and Third Avenues. The approved purchase of the northeast corner lot at Second Avenue and Spruce Street for 2000 dollars funds the sewer line across the lot.
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Borough Council
WPA
Corvec
Spruce Street
Second Avenue
Second
Council
Levi H. Erb
May Have Hard Ball Team To Represent Lititz In 36
Reedy leads a town movement of hard ball players to field a team next season in the Tri County League. A meeting of all interested players will be held at the Fire House tonight to discuss financing and logistics.
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Lititz
Herman. Reedy
Firehouse
New Library Association To Meet Tomorrow Night
The first meeting of the public library association will be held tomorrow evening at 8 oclock in the high school auditorium. The association will be officially organized at this meeting. By laws will be presented for adoption and nominations for directors for the first year will also be presented.
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Public Library Association
Halloween Party Attended by Town Residents
Mr and Mrs James Stopani of New Street hosted a Halloween gathering Saturday evening with guests including Mr and Mrs Walter Steely and daughter Norma Mr and Mrs Arthur Johansen Mr and Mrs Victor Carpenter and daughter Geraldine Mr and Mrs Harry Wonder Mr and Mrs Howard Holling er and daughter Geraldine Mr and Mrs Clifford Hester all of town My and Mrs Wm Albert of Lancaster and Mr and Mrs Ed Albright of Philadelphia.
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James Stopani
New Street
Hallowe’en
Walter Steely
Norma
Arthur Johansen
Victor Carpenter
Geraldine
Harry Wonder
Howard Hollinger
Clifford
Hester
Town
Wm. Albert
Lancaster
Ed. Albright
Philadelphia
Puppies or Heaters A Record Classified Ad
Two Pomeranian puppies were quickly sold for Mrs. J. W. Bruckart last week in a small classified ad. Lmer H. Bomberger reported so many calls at his home for heaters that a doorman was needed. If you have something to sell, use these inexpensive ads. People Read THE RECORD.
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J. W. Bruckart
Lmer H. Bomberger
T Heater
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Harry Chertcott
Lititz Theatre
Snoops
Ailie
Main Street
Harrisburg
Spruce St
Second Ave
New Library Association
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