Thousand-strong Lititz Parade Lights Up Main Street
A parade of nearly 1000 participants winds through Lititz on a dusk celebration as W street lights are switched on. Crowds fill the Square while bands and local figures mark the event with flags, music, and speeches by Rev. P. L. Carpenter of Edison Electric Co. and Rt. Rev. B. S. Crosland.
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Lititz
Ght Committee
George Slensel
Spruce Street
Marion
Broad
Lincoln Avenue
Ephrata Legion
American Legion
John F. Longenecker
Thomas Steffy
Susquehanna, Recreation Club
Amos
Andy Cale
Frank H. Je
C. M. Snavely
Lititz Fire Company
Young Men’s Business League
William Fry
Lititz Victor Sales
Liberty Street
Locust Street
Main Street
America
B. S. Crosland
P. L. Carpenter
Edison Electric Co
League Endorses Plan to Pave Broad Street
The Young Men's Business League at its regular meeting Thursday night endorsed the Borough joining with the State to pave Broad Street if the State proceeds with concrete on Lititz. No report on Conestoga Traction Company tracks on South Broad Street. Routine business was discussed and disposed of.
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He Young Men’s Business League
Broad Street
Lititz
Conestoga Traction Company
South Broad Street
Lutz Recreation Hall Nears Completion At Front and Locust
The new Lutz Recreation Hall on Front and Locust Streets is nearly finished. The Legion plans the first event next Thursday night. The hardwood floor remains unfinished along with lights and heating, which will be completed in stages.
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Lutz
Front
Locust Streets
The
Legion
Community notices and social events sweep Lancaster area
The Junior Luther League met at St. Pauls Lutheran Church and many locals attended church group activities. Students and nurses, including Miss Julia Owen and Miss Verna Hertzler, left for Philadelphia hospitals to train. Families visited Ohio and Michigan while others planned trips to Detroit and Indianapolis. Local clubs held corn roasts, picnics, and rallies across Lancaster County, with several members traveling or hosting gatherings and meetings at shops and homes.
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Junior Luther League of
Lancaster General Hospital
Verna Hertzler
Philadelphia
Jefferson Hospital
St. Paul's Lutheran
Okeh Lodge
Millway
P. B
Beatrice Harmes
Clare Keath
Floyd Hackman
Necia
J. R. Bachman
Lititz
I. N. Ressler
Kinzer
Lloyd Neff
Ember Witmer
Atlantic City
United Brethren Church
Harry Wike
E. Front Street
White Dove Commandery
Knights of Malta
Fire Company
Society of Farm Women
Long Park
Lancaster
Sylvester Furlow
Allen Badorf
Ivan Steffy
Claude
Betty Jane
Spring City
Yerger Marks 79th Birthday at Lincoln Avenue Dinner
Relatives and friends gathered for a birthday dinner at the home of Christ Yerger on Lincoln Avenue in honor of C. G. Yerger celebrating his 79th birthday. Gifts came from C. K. Yerger family, Cunkle family, Yerger relatives, Myers and Saylor families, with several named attendees and children present. An adjacent ad notes Horton Optician offering eye exams and glasses with evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Yerger
Christ Yerger
Lincoln Avenue
C. K. Yerger
Dora
Ruth
Eva
John Cunkle
Rosé Marie
John
Paul Yerger
Harry Myers
Robert and
Lem Myers
Elias Saylors
Rebecca Wonder
Madlem to Head Local Legion Post
Leon Madlem was elected Post Commander of Garden Spot Post No. 56 American Legion without opposition at Friday night meeting. Nominations were also made for Vice-Commanders, Adjutant, Finance Officer, and Trustees. elections set for October. Ambulance for Lititz to be ordered, cost about 1400 dollars with 806.52 raised by recent festival contributions.
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Leon Madlem
Garden Spot Post
American Legion
S. Broad St
Allan Rice
Jonas
Risser
Guy Brubaker
Alfred Douple
Roy Keller
Harry Schwartz
E. McMullen
Herbert Cooper
Domer Brenner
Homer Schnerer
Paul Bomberger
Norman Habecker
County Legion Council
Lititz
Frank Hunter
Falls Cause Hip Injuries and Hospital Visits
Emanuel Grube suffers a serious hip fracture at home after a fall on Broad and Main Streets. Mrs. Malfour, a Zion Home guest, breaks a hip and is hospitalized at Lancaster General. Ruth Wentworth recovers from surgery there while Miss Herretta Dull loses part of a finger in a factory machine.
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Emanuel Grube
Broad
Main Streets
Mary Gantz
Spruce Street
Wayne Gantz
Arthur Seip
John Varlow
East Main Street
Lancaster General Hospital
Amos Roth
North Broad Street
Daniel Ludwig
Herman Fisher
Rotarians Hold Attendance Dinner at Mountville Inn
The Rotary Club met Tuesday evening at Brunswick Farms Inn on the Lincoln Highway near Mountville for a contest dinner. Music was provided by Reg Kehoe and his Girl Marimba Band featuring Fern Henry Dorothy Rosenberger Janet Charles Dorothy Benn and Pauline Esbendhade.
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Rotary Club
Brunswick Farms Inn
Lincoln Highway
Mountville
Reg Kehoe
Fern Henry
Dorothy Rosenberger
Janet Charles
Dorothy Benn
Pauline Esbendhade
Women’s Missionary Society resumes meetings this fall
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Moravian Church will resume fall and winter meetings at the home of Mrs. Alfred Couple on S Broad Street next Thursday at 2 30 in the afternoon.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Moravian Church
Alfred Couple
S. Broad Street
Movie Saturday Evening The Lighthouse by the Sea
West Main Street hosts a Saturday evening screening titled The Lighthouse by the Sea featuring Rin-Tin-Tin the famous dog. The event showcases a classic film with local crowds invited to attend on the weekend.
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Rin-Tin-Tin
West Main Street
Births Announced by Local Families
Rev. and Mrs. John Hevener announce a son born on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Snavey of Kissel Hill announce a son born on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hickman announce a daughter born at Lancaster General Hospital on Wednesday last.
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John Hevener
Milton Snavey
Kissel Hill
W. E. Hickman
Lancaster General Hospital
Hold All Day Quilting By St Pauls Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church held an all day quilting session yesterday in the church basement with about fifty attendees staying for dinner.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Moravian Church observes Family Day with services
Family Day observances mark the Moravian Church anniversary of Count Zinzendorf’s marriage in 1722 at Herrnhut Germany. Morning prayer sermon lovefeast and afternoon communion drew large crowds. choir selections and solos punctuated the service. Bouquets remembered Charles Stengel and Adam B. Long. Next week a lawn vasper service is planned. Holy Communion also held at St Luke’s Reformed with a large turnout as Judith Jean Troutman was baptized.
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Moravian Church
Zinzendorf
Unitas Fratrum
Herrnhut
Germany
Crosland
Fletcher
Dudley Buck
Israel
Joseph Shepkard
Shepherd
Shelly
Victor Wagner
Janet Rudy
Charles Stengel
Adam B. Long
St. Luke’s Reformed Church
Judith Jean
Clarence J.troutman
George B. Raezer
Mission Society to Hold Public Meeting Tonight
The Young People's Missionary Society of the Evangelical Congregational Church invites the public to a church meeting at 7 30 this evening. The program includes orchestra selections, hymns, scripture reading and prayer by Rev H J Kline, piano solos, readings, recitations, a topic titled Blind Spots, and an offering for the Colored Orphanage in Atlanta GA. A playlet What Shall I Render features multiple participants, followed by a piano duet and closing hymn.
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Young People’s Missionary Society of the
Evangelical Congregational Church
H. J. Kline
Grace Lehn
Ruth Snavely
Jane Workman
Minerva Smith
Richard McCloud
Mrs. J. Kline
Atlanta, Ga
W. M. Pfautz
Maurice McCloud
Ida Miller
John Ross
Harry Hershey
Quinton Cooper
J. K. Mathers
Moravian Ministers Hold Quarterly Meeting Here
The Moravian Ministerial Association of Central Pennsylvania held its quarterly gathering at the Lititz parsonage on Tuesday with dinner and a business session. Officers elected included President Rev. E. Crosland and Secretary Treasurer Rev. Theodore Reinke. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Albright, Rev. and Mrs. Reinke of York, Rev. Huebener families from Thurmont and Lititz, Rev. Horne of Bethlehem, Rev. Drebert of Reading, and Dr. F. W. Stengel and family among others. communion was observed in memory of a church event dated September 16, 1741.
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Moravian Ministerial Association of
Central Pennsylvania
Lititz
E. §. Crosland
Theodore Reinke
S. C. Albright
York
Robert Huebener
Thurmont
H. Od. Heydt
Lancaster
Ernest Drebert
Reading
B. K. Horne
Bethlehem
F. W. Stengel
Louis Huebener
Mary Huebener
Crosland
Winners Named in 9th Inter Sunday School Field Meet
Lititz area athletes competed at the 9th Annual Inter Sunday School Field Meet at F and M Lancaster with District 9 taking overall champion with 91 percent of possible points. Minnich of St Pauls won the 880 yard dash for Class A boys. Brubaker, Lutheran, placed third in high jump and tied for third in broad jump. Bushong of Lititz Reformed took second in 100 yard dash. Schaeffer, Lutheran, third in broad jump and second in high jump for Class B boys. Fry of Reformed was third in 75 yard dash for Class C boys. Ethel Miller of Moravian was second in 60 yard dash for Class B girls.
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Litstz
Lancaster
Our Town
District 9
Minnich
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Brubaker
Lutheran
Bushong
Lititz Reformed
Schaeffer
Fry
Reformed
Lititz
Ethel Miller
Moravian
Linden Hall Opens 184th Year With Minor Improvements
Linden Hall Seminary will reopen for its 184th year on Wednesday with opening exercises at nine o'clock. Students report on Tuesday amid a smaller enrollment, but officials expect a satisfactory year. The campus received painting and papering, new piping, water softeners, radiator covers, and new walks, while grounds were kept in good condition despite dry weather.
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Linden Hall Seminary
High School Officers Named for 1930 31 Term
High School classes elected officers for the 1930 31 term across all grades and for the Orchestra and Girls Glee Club. Senior officers include Carl Bachman and Mary Brubaker with other class leaders, while the Orchestra names Henry Sturgis as President and Irene Kener as Secretary. The Girls Glee Club lists Margaret Miller as President and Esther Mikseh as Secretary. Several graduates have chosen teaching, nursing, business, or college plans at Millersville State Teachers College, Philadelphia hospitals, the Pennsylvania Business College, Muhlenberg College, and Lebanon Valley College.
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Carl Bachman
William Mills
Mary Brubaker
Dorothy Moyer
Robert Posey
Robert Peiffer
Beatrice Bomberger
Esther Miksch
Glass
Paul Bachman
Paul McClou
Millersville State Teachers’ College
Margaret Kofroth
Betty Martin
Ira Tall
Paul Davidson
Mary Diehm
Ruth Seather
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lancaster
Emma Erb
Mary Nies
Lancaster General Hospital
Julia Owen
Arlene Beck
Verna Hertzler
Dorothy Spacht
Philadelphia
Thelma Furlow
Margaret Musser
Helen Diehm
Myrtle Kling
Pennsylvania Business College
Esther Shue
Bertha Herr
Amy Grace Buchter
Elsie Enrle
Kathryn Birkenbine
Paul Peiffer
Muhlenberg College
Eva Shissler
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Treasure Hunt Plans Highlight District 9 Meeting
The Young People's Council of District 9 met at St. Paul's Lutheran Church with large attendance. Plans were outlined for a Treasure Hunt on Friday evening, September 19 and Religious Education Week from September 28 to October 5. Camp reports were given by Daniel Light and Robert Girvin. Casper Kreider announced District 9 won the Field Meet Shield by 114 percent points. The meeting closed with the Friendship Circle.
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Young People’s Council of
District 9
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Neffsville United Brethren Church
Daniel Light
Robert Girvin
Casper Kreider
Friendship Circle
Weekend visits and relatives gather in Lititz area
Many residents and visitors are listed visiting relatives across Lititz, Manheim, and nearby towns. Names include Dorothy and Mae Shenk, Vera Hertzler, D A Brown, Reynolds Brown, Susan Huber, Harry McCloud, Henry Bomberger, Ray Deitch, Roy Kneeburg, Frank Longenecker, F H Senger, Arthur Campbell, Roland Good, James Fry, Clara Fry, Douglas Stengel, Helen Albright, Rev S C Albright, Paul Diener, Francis Grosh, Harriet Huber, Lilian Miksch, Fillen Weinhold, Jesse Honeysutt, Carrie Yerger, N G Yerger, and many others sharing Sunday visits, church services, reunions, and trips to Christiana and Perkasie communities.
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Susan Huber
Oroville
Harry McCloud
Philadelphia
Henry Bomberger
Ray Deitch
Harrisburg
Roy Kneeburg
Frank Longenecker
F. H. Senger
Kinzer
Arthur Campbell
Wrightsville
Roland Good
New Holland
Lititz
James Fry
Nazareth
Clara Fry
Tucson
Arizona
Douglas Stengel
Grand Rapids
Mich
Charles
Helen Albright
C. Albright
York
Paul Diener
Child
Reading
Elizabeth
N. J
Carrie Yerger
Drexel Hill
N. G. Yerger
Harvey Hoffman
Rheems
A. Virginia Grosh
H. E. Grosh
M. C. Demmy
J. K. Mathers
Daniel Landis
Hamish Landis
Abram Metzler
Landis Metzler
Landis
Perkasie
Fred Kohn
New York City
John Adams
H. C. Couch
Little Falls
Auburn
Syracuse
N. Y
Hazel Bender
Miriam Regennas
Canada
Atlantic City
William Pratt
Rice
Shreiber
Steelton
Louis Huebener
Louis Hepp
Marguerite Bard
Linden Hall
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Phares Nolt
Vera
Sara
Rhea
Emma
John
Elmer Nolt
Anna
Bethel
Willis Nolt
Rehrersburg
Arthur Nolt
Arthur, Jr
Richard
Robert
Ben Nolt
Ashland
Hiram Bomberger
Alice Garrett
Anna Garrett
Martha Henderson
Carrie Newhouser
J. L. Hertz
A. R. Keller
Coatesville
Vierling
Geneva
West Willow
Movie Radio Party Planned for Legion
Garden Spot Post plans a September 18 Legion and Auxiliary event in Lutz Recreation Hall to hear a nationwide RCA Victor broadcast via 76 stations. Local dignitaries, war veterans groups, and Dr. H K Cooper will present pre show pictures and war film footage. The 9 PM one and a half hour program features Herbert Hoover, Coolidge, Alfred E. Smith, Pershing, and more with a coast to coast and Canada to Mexico network. Over 100 expected. Lutz auditorium marks season opening.
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American Legion
Lutz Recreation Hall
Front
N. Locust Streets
Victor
RCA Victor Company, Inc
National Broadcasting Company
Lutz
H. K. Cooper
E. K. Adams
North Broad Street
Victor Radio
Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Alfred E. Smith
John J. Pershing
C. L. Bodenhamer
Canada
Mexico
Bunker Hill Monument
Old North Church
Dorchester Heights Monument
Latz
Prohibition Speech By Oliver W Stewart In Lititz Chapel
Chicago lawyer and former Illinois legislator Oliver W Stewart editor of the National Enquirer speaks at the Moravian Sunday School Chapel Sunday at 2 30 in support of prohibition and police enforcement. Stewart heads the Flying Squadron Foundation formed in 1915 with J Frank Hanley and associates, in a joint effort with Lititz churches and the W C T U inviting the public.
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Oliver W. Stewart
Chicago
Illinois
National Enquirer
Stewart
Flying Squadron Foundation
J. Frank Hanley
Indiana
Lititz
Health Centre Clinic Opens Next Wednesday at Moravian Chapel
The Health Centre for well babies will be open in the Moravian Sunday School Chapel next Wednesday after noon at 8 o'clock. This will be the second meeting of the Fall clinics. Miss Edna Miller, Community Nurse, will be in charge. Let your Band Instrument be 2 Pan-American-Young's Music House.
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Edna Miller
Young
Music House
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Dorothy and
Mae Shenk
Manheim
Irene Hertzler
D. A. Brown and Son
Reynolds
Fawn Grove
D. A. Zimmerman