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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1932
Page
9
Chambersburg officials oppose a treasury led survey for a second post office addition of 28 by 71 feet. The architect could not specify its use. Postmaster Fleming questioned spending without local knowledge. The plan follows a prior 28 foot expansion amid postal department wrangles.
The Bomberger clan gathering in Springs Park drew over 200 members. Noted as one of the oldest families, tracing to Christian Bomberger who came from Germany in 1722. Oldest attendees were 81 and 87, with youngest at 9 and 19 months. Program included hymns, addresses, recitals, and duets.
Alma Nolt and Clarence Newcomer led recitations and talks at Lititz with participants from Groff Bomberger and Jeanette. No officers were elected. current officers listed include Haydn Bomberger as president and L B Huber as vice president with a Memorial Committee and selection for the next meeting left to the executive committee. The program concluded with a ring ceremony at Rev George B Rae ger’s Liberty Street home.
Elmer M. Sheneberger and Mabel were married Saturday evening in a ceremony that also recognized Miss Alice A. Chep and Paulyn. The details confirm the couple’s union and the presence of family members.
The Springs Park hosts the Frymyer family reunion on Monday for the summer events lineup. Other picnics and reunions have been booked for the season.
The calendar lists two events at Poplar Grove: the September 1 Stohler Reunion and the September 8 Elser Oberlin Reunion at Penryn Picnic Grove.
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