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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1930

Page

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Freight Car Crushes Lititz Man to Death

Harry S. Nagle of New and North Cedar Streets was crushed between a freight car and the loading wharf at Lancaster Stock Yards while directing unloading. Found by night watchman near 2 a.m. the next day, death ruled accidental from a fractured skull and crushed chest. Survived by wife Anna Stauffer and nine children. Funeral services held at the Nagle home and Swamp Church, burial in Swamp Cemetery.

Harry Shreve E. F. Witmer Neffsville Nagle Front North Cedar Streets North Cedar Street Swamp Church

Hiram S. Meck Retires As Rural Mail Carrier

Hiram S. Meck of town retires after 27 years 5 months and 16 days with the postal service. He lived on Spruce Street and served Route 5, earning high regard as gifts were given on his last trip. Six times he walked the 25 mile trip when his horse failed, yet he delivered mail and sometimes redelivered for forgotten packages. Oscar R. Spayd now carries Route 5 temporarily as tests continue on consolidating Routes 4 and 5. Postmaster Paul M. Seaber says the feasibility tests will last for some time.

Hiram S. Meck Postal Service Mr. Meck Spruce Street Meek Oscar R. Spayd Governmant Paul M. Seaber

Radio broadcast features Lutz duo with Kepple at WGAL

John Lutz of Lancaster plays the musical saw with B F Lutz and Prof. Harry Kepple at piano and trumpet. The trio’s broadcast from Lancaster’s pioneer WGAL station aired Sunday evening and was clearly heard by local residents.

John Lutz Lancaster F Lutz Harry Kepple Bir WGAL

Car Crash on Lititz Pike Narrowly Misses Injury

Jacob Brubaker of New Lifect escaped serious injury Sunday after his car struck a pole on the Lititz Pike about a half mile past the Brethren Home when a right front tire blew out. The right side of the car was badly wrecked and towed to a local garage for repairs.

Jacob Brubaker New Lifect Lititz Pike Brethren

Builder duo expands miniature golf to Quarryville

Web Keath and Woodie Krei der, who built a town miniature golf course then opened one in Lancaster for Dr. M. L. Emerick, are now constructing another course in Quarryville for Jacob Rineer. The Lancaster course is now in operation.

Web Keath Woodie” Kreider Town Lancaster Quarryville Jacob Rineer M. L. Emerick

Lititz Welcomes Visitors for Week End and Labor Day

Lititz hosts numerous weekend visitors for Labor Day with residents and guests touring Bellefonte Altoona New York City Poconos and Philadelphia. Local families William Shaffer Roy Kneeburg Clarence Dengler and many others hosted or visited relatives over the holiday.

Lititz Fred Brackbill Miller Kreider Verna Bellefonte Brackbill Altoona Albert Christener Adolph Oltiger New York City Nevin Bachman H. H. Diehm Salsbury North Carolina Roy Kneeburg Charles Landis Gettysburg Paul Frey Joy Clarence Dengler Paoli Ruth Shellheimer York F. B. Buch Mary Laufersweiler Lou- Laufersweiler Anna Laufersweiler Reading J. A Weitzel Esther Frailey Wilmer Poster Mont Clair N. J Howard Young Joseph Evans Slatington Raymond Shott Upper Darby A. J. Wood Orlando Fla Atlantic City A. Virginia Grosh Wm. Frymyer Hershey Adam Frymyer Mrs. Jayton Roth Tuesilan

Moravian Church Outdoor Service Held After Weather Delay

The Moravian Church outdoor service closing Children's Day was conducted Sunday evening with Rev. C. E. Hermstaedt of Elizabeth NJ delivering the address. The Square glowed with colored lights as trombone choir music accompanied the gathering.

C. E. Hermstaedt Elizabeth

Public schools reopen with 901 pupils enrolled

Lititz schools began the term Tuesday with 901 students. Grade by grade, teachers led classes from First through Twelfth, listing counts for 19 boys and 16 girls in first grade to 15 boys and 27 girls in twelfth, detailing each instructor.

Lititz Mary H. Tshudy Elizabeth L. Workman Mary Surgis E. Carrie Tshudy Mary Longenecker Kathryn Gantz Sarah Hacker Laura Rudy Agnes Hensel Edwinna B. Stevens Frances McGinnis Marguerite Arntz Grace Hassler Lillian Frantz Emma Myers Hazel Bentzel Margery Buck Eugene §. Dechert Amma K. Miller Amy L. Book Nelda Spatz M. H. Brubaker Elizabeth Garber

Five Babies Attend Clinic Under New Nurse

Five babies visited the Moravian Sunday School Chapel Baby Clinic yesterday under Miss Edna B Miller the new local Community Nurse in charge. It was the first clinic since July and only five attended due to lack of prior notice with two first time participants Donald Mohler and Judith Jean Troutman. Hosts included Mrs Elizabeth Hepp Mrs Harry Gorton and Mrs Victor Wagner while Mrs Minnie Esben shade who ran the clinic before Miss Miller attended as well. Next clinic set for Wednesday September 17 at 3 oclock.

Paul E. Beck Bethlehem Lititz Ida May Miller C. E. Marble Helen Ruth South Brittan Albert Spangler Philadelphia Emma Spangler Monroe Hornberger Wertz Henry Bbaddee Clair Rice Francis Rader Forest Easton Victor Books Edwin Gorton Long Island Harry Gorton Centre Street Edna B. Miller Miss Miller Donald Mohler Judith Jean Troutman Elizabeth Hepp Victor Wagner Minnie Esbenshade Miriam Simcox Lancaster General Hospital John Brinser Falsington N. J Jacob Eshleman Brinser Eshleman Claude Miller Oneida N. Y Lutz Pool Levi Yerger Drayman A. R. Keller Crystal Springs Park Parkesburg A. M. Kreider Spruce Street John Porter Ruth Grubb Nevin Bachman Robert Longenecker Dorothy John Beck Winston- Salem N. C Carl Pfall Beck Kenneth Pfohl Bert Kauffman Brookline Mass Bentley School of Accounting Henry Bomberger Harry Adair Iirb Boyertown Ruth Seather Albert Hornberger Allentown Hornberger Arlene Beck H. J. Wynn Flora New Hope Miss Wynn Ruth Carper Hamburg Eva and Jennie Lingle Steelton Clarence Dengler S. Broad Street Lester A. Sesseman Reading Douglass and Weiss Lancaster A. Y. Keath Penryn WGAL Amandus Stetler

Mission Society Meeting at St Pauls Lutheran Church

The Woman's Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church met in the lower Sunday School room on Tuesday evening with 18 in attendance. Mrs Elwood Furlow led with the topic Our Inner Mission Task. Mrs Sammel accompanied on piano and readings included Kan narock Training School, Who Sells Your Fruit and Who Measures Your Lace. Elizabeth Mahare gave a recitation and Mildred Gangner sang a solo. A box lunch followed.

Woman's Missionary Society of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Elwood Furlow W. R. Sammel Sammel Kannarock Training School W. K. Lockhart Clarence Dengler Elizabeth Mahare Mildred Gangner

Miss Miriam Simcox Soperated On For Appendicitis

Revities report many local movements and events. Miriam Simcox underwent appendicitis surgery at Lancaster General Hospital. Neighbors and friends share visits as families relocate and students begin new terms across multiple towns in Berks and Lancaster counties.

Birth of Daughter for Mr and Mrs Clifford Helter

Mr and Mrs Clifford Helter announce the birth of a daughter Saturday morning at Lancaster General Hospital.

Clifford Helter Lancaster General Hospital

Concerts and Festival Will Bring Crowds to Town for Big Celebration

Lititz prepares a Saturday town celebration with a parade and concerts after a parade at 5:30 and a lighting ceremony for the new street lights. George Hensel's Old Fiddlers perform, followed by a band concert and a festival at the Fire House with roast beef suppers. Community groups line the parade route, and donations to support the event are welcome.

Lititz George Hensel W. Main Spruce Streets Spruce Marion Broad Lincoln Avenue Liberty Front Locust Main Fdison Electric Company Fire House Ladies’ Auxiliary Fire Company Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Legion Borough Council Lititz Fire Company Business League William G. Eshleman HE. D. Fulweiler

Death of George Yost Weidman in Talmage area

George Yost Weidman, 63, of Talmage, died at home after a year of declining health. He is survived by his wife Ellanora G. Stauffer and five children: Mrs. Harry N. Spangler, Ephrata. Isaac Grabill, Lancaster. Luke S., Brownstown. James H., at home. and Mrs. Roy Reidenhaugh, Lititz. Five grandchildren also survive along with sisters Mrs. Margaret Brackbill and Mollie Wally, Callie Reeze, and Minnie Kochel. Services were held at the家 home Monday at 2:30 with burial at Carpenter’s Cemetery.

William Mumma Lititz Lancaster Mumm Charles York Harry Myers Earl and Alvin Marie Smith Shillington Monroe Mumma Bethlehem W. King Street United Brethren Church Macpelah R. M. Spacht Bella B. Weidman George W. Weidman Brickerville Milton D Wayne H George Spring City Sarah Whitman Lebanon Frank C. Miller Brickerville Lutheran Church George Yost Weidman Talmage Isaac Eliza Weidman Ellanora G. Stauffer Harry N. Spangler Ephrata Isaac Grabill Luke S Brownstown James H Roy Reidenhaugh Margaret Brackbill Mollie H. Wilson L. Wally

Thomas D Moore dies after long illness in Hopeland

Thomas D Moore 59 of Hopeland died Friday night after a long illness caused by a complication of diseases. He belonged to the United Brethren Church at Hopeland and to P C S of A and Knights of Malta of Hopeland. He is survived by his wife Sadie Ruth before marriage and two children Lester and Verna. Verna is married to Walter. (Continued on Page 3)

Thomas D. Moore Hopeland United Brethren Church Knights of Malta Theis Sadie Ruth Lester Verna Walter

Miss Miller Reports On August Work For Chest

Miss Edna B. Miller Liita Community Nurse told the Community Chest board at the Young Men's Business League rooms of her first month’s work. She logged 161 patient visits in August to four patients, two of whom have been dismissed, and urged her availability at home 28 South Broad Street Telephone 244-3.

Edna B. Miller Liita Community Chest Young Men’s Business League

United Brethren Church Meeting and Holtzhouse Sale Ad

To meet tonight see our ad on page 8 Two days the United Brethren Church will meet Money Saving Sale at Holtzhouse s at the home of Mrs Chester Martin Cut Rate Store Lititz Pa adv this evening at 7 30 o clock.

Woman’s Missionary Society of United Brethren Church Holtzhouse Chester Martin Lititz

Doris Wissler Hosts Fifth Birthday Party Friends

Doris Wissler daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Wissler entertained ten little friends Thursday afternoon in honor of her fifth birthday anniversary.

Doris Roy Wissler

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Mark Harry S. Nagle Samuel Berlin Berwick X. Madlem Minnie Imhof Quincy I Hiram Meek E. P. Miller Gettyeburg Ww. R. Sammel Margaret Stocker Jacksville Charles Pfautz Newton Hershey Pittsburgh Sara Reidenbach Philadel Roy Colledge Miriam Canton Ohio Lehman Fry Youngstown Brian Paul Dehart Narbeth Ella Beulah Staufapent Kepler Lodge P. E. Shearer Spayd East Lansdowne Habeckerle A. BR. Keller Labor Day Pequea Salisoury Township Joseph Scheckard Cornell University Ithaca Martha Huebener Mary Huebener Ocean Grove Walter Scott Martha Thuma Katie Smith Ella Lacy Detroit Mich University of Pennsylvania Hospital Mary Carrie Tshudy Cincinnati R. E H. Worley Margaret George Poughkeepsie Susquehanna Hershey Park J. F. Hagen John Hepp Cornwall Paul Evans Bedford Spruce Creek Harvey Bachman Zoller Frederick Milt Hacker John Hacker Sciety Evangelical Congregational Church Amy Chadwick Atlanta Young People’s Missionary The Evangelical Imtheran Church Wm. Fassnacht Albert Hernly Moravian Church Mission Society Meets Wm. S. Momma
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