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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1935
Page
12
A public notice urges all residents to vote in the upcoming election and to confront the community issue with sound judgment. The message appeals to those whose weekday hours limit attendance and emphasizes civic responsibility.
Mr and Mrs Jacob Snavely of Front Street hosted a Saturday evening gathering with guests including Mr and Mrs Christ Staffer and Miss Lizzie Stauffer of Brunnerville Mrs Harry Hess of Lancaster Mr and Mrs Clayton Me Creary and daughters Mary and Alma of Millport Mr and Mrs Harry Stauffer and children Esther and Clarence of Meadow Valley Mr and Mrs Charles Shenk and daughter Betty of Akron Vera Huber of Middle Creek Esther Haines of Millway Edna Nolt of Elphrata Clyde Jaufer of Middle Creek and Mrs Ida Jacoby of town
A group of F. and M. students haze actions Saturday night. The star was a success but Chief Kreider stopped the finale. Upperclassmen ordered a frosh to tear down a wood sign in front of the Spacht store. Kreider chased, caught the bars, and levied 50 cents to cover repair costs.
Mr and Mrs Abram EB Bruckhart entertained Sunday with a gathering of neighbors and relatives. Guests includedMr and Mrs Roy Hershey and daughters Mrs John Baker and Mr and Mrs Allen Miller from near Manheim Mr and Mrs Samuel Merkey and family of Halfville and Mr and Mrs Graybill Bruckhart and children from near Elm. Mr and Mrs Ammon Ulrich and ian
Community members from Midway Hallville Hershey Penryn and Lancaster visited relatives and friends on Sunday including the Shellys Gray bill Keath Bomberger and Galebach households. Birth announcements noted a daughter born at St Joseph Hospital Lancaster.
In a colloquial remark Uncle Eden says he aims to be polite and quick to let others speak, so no one waits long for their turn to share. The line captures a rural-era emphasis on courtesy in conversation and community norms.
Claude E Strohm 14 son of Mr and Mrs Tryin Strohm 9 N Cedar Street died at his home at 11 A M Tuesday from complications He is survived by his parents and siblings Mrs Arthur Leed Clarence Alverta Irene Richard Elmer Bouwnerville Mrs Joseph Shirk Brickerville and Walter Lexington Services 130 PM Saturday at home and 2 PM at St Johns Lutheran Brickerville Burial in adjoining cemetery Rev J C H Light officiating Friends may call Friday evening
Earl Kauffman, a theological student at Albright College Reading, filled the pulpit of the Methodist Church at Boyertown on Sunday.
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