Work Gain Here Closes Relief Store
The Lititz relief commissary in the Post Office building will close after Saturday due to lack of patronage. Operated by the Lititz Community Chest under the County Poor Board, the state will cover food bills with orders handled by local merchants and country stores in Wirgabeth and War Wiel townships. The needy list has steadily declined since July, with about 23 people on the list last week, and the closing signals local employment growth.
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Lititz
Wirgabeth
Warwiel
Ralph Gonder
Twas
PTA Meeting Tonight With Prof Demmy At High School
The first Fall PTA meeting will be held tonight in the High School auditorium at 8:30 after a schedule change. Prof M C Demmy will speak on what the PTA can do for the schools of Litivz, with a supervising principal of local schools.
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M. C. Demmy
Tocal
Parent- Teachers Association
Association
Demmy
PTA
Litivz
Moravian Hible Crasy Corn Roast and Club Meeting
The Moravian Hible Crasy Corn Roast occurs this evening at Springs Park 6 30. The Lancaster Automobile Club meets tomorrow night at Kirkwood I C O F to discuss rail road projects and motorist issues with Ira Bowman's Orchestra providing music. Local garages note many drivers have not had their cars inspected before the period ends September 30. C W Musser of Manheim opens a watch and clock repair shop at 29 South Broad Street. Rev D P Langsdorf will broadcast a German sermon on WGAIL Lancaster Saturday at 4 30. A rummage sale by the Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary is September 22 and 23 at the Fire House with cakes. Evangelistic services begin Saturday night at 7 P M Stand Time in Getz's Grave near Milkway with nightly meetings and Sunday afternoon sessions.
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Springs Park
Lancaster Automobile Club
Kirkwood
Ira Bowman
C. W. Musser
Manheim
South Broad Street
Jacob Kling & Son
D. P. Langsdorf
Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church
WGAIL
Lancaster
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Getz’s
Milkway
Community carnival to fund ambulance in Lititz
The American Legion plans a Saturday drive for funds to buy a new ambulance with a monster carnival on the field south of town. Headlining talent includes the Keystone Concert Band of Rekrersburg, the Farmers Jug Band of Reading, and the Hungry Five German Band of WEBEL. Harriette Kil mex and Paul Horst from Philadelphia are also featured.
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American Legion
Lititz
Wvnth
Keystone Concert Band
Rekrersburg
WEEU
Reading
Farmers Jug Band
WEBEL
Hungry Five
Harriette Kilmex
Matingba
Paul Horst
WCAU
Philadelphia
Enck Lays Cornerstone of A B Building
Dr. Enck, Harrisburg, laid the cornerstone for the United Brethren Church school building on North Cedar Street. The service drew a large crowd as he spoke on Christ the Cornerstone, noting the church as the town’s greatest building after the home and school.
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Lown
C. 3. Buck
Harrisburg
United Brethren
North Cedar Street
Enck
Matt
Hell
Pilgrim Fathers
Samuel T. Dun
Gore
Mountville
Reidenbaugh Elected Commander of Garden Spot Post
Rey 8. Reidenbaugh was nominated and elected commander of Garden Spot Post 56 American Legion at the annual election Thursday night. He succeeds Frank Tlunter. Officers named include Fir Vice-Commander Quay B Second Vice-Commander Demmy Adjutant Laird N Financial Officer Alfred Lt. Doupl Chaplain the Rev Harry A Swartz Representative Leon Madlem Sergeant at Arms Albert NLornberger Trustees Marl Blank Harold Weidman Ralph Hoffman. Installation will be at a banquet with State Commander Otto Messner of Laner officiating. Regular business and carnival reports were discussed.
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Rey
Reidenbaugh
Garden Spot Post
American Legion
Frank Tlunter
Fir
Quay B
Demmy
Laird
Alfred Lt
Local Doctor Opens Office at Broad Street Site
Dr. Joseph Grosh opens offices at 28 South Broad Street in the former Reeser residence. A Lititz High School graduate, he completed pre medical studies at Franklin and Marshall and interned at Lancaster General Hospital after earning his medical degree from the University of Maryland.
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Joseph Grosh
South Broad Street
N. B. Reeser
Lancaster
Grosh
Lititz High School
Franklin & Marshall
Lancaster General Hospital
University of Maryland Medical School
Girl 8 Is Hurt When Falls From Car in Rothsville Turn
Gladys Enck eight daughter of Mr and Mrs Quay Enck of North Cedar Street was bruised and shaken Sunday afternoon after falling from her father's car at Brunerville road and state road to Rothsville. Authorities believe her hand on the door handle caused the door to open as the car turned.
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Gladys #Enck
Quay Enck
North Cedar Street
Brunnerville Road
State Road
Rothsvile
Gladys
Morrison Turner Co forms at 300 East Main Street Lancaster
Robert Turner and M. L. Morrison take over the former Regennas & Co machine shop at 300 East Main Street Lancaster and operate as Morrison Turner Co. New equipment arrives including a large lathe two feet in diameter and sixteen feet long. The shop reopens after a week of reassembly and overhaul with an exterior paint job by owner Joseph Zahm. Both Turner and Morrison have moved to the area.
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Robert Turner
M. £. Morison
Lancaster
East Mair Street
Regennas & Co
Morrison-Turner Co
Joseph Zahm
Sota
Turner
Morrison
Rotary club members take highway safety quiz at meeting
Members of the Tititz Rotary Club attended a highway safety quiz during their Tuesday evening gathering at the General Sutter Hotel. Prof. M. Demmy presented the quiz which will soon be used in schools. Two Lancaster visitors from Mt. Joy and Philadelphia were also present.
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Tititz
Linden Hall Reopens for 187th Year With Smaller Enrollment
Linden Hall opened for its 187th year with an enrollment smaller than typical. Officials expect many more girls to arrive in the next few days, leaving final figures uncertain.
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Linden Hall
Primary Voting Ahead Amid Registration Checks
Voters prepared for Tuesday's primary as 2397 can vote while 822 remain undeclared on party choice. In Ward 1 registration stands at 1641 with 1495 party declared. Ward 2 has 1074 registered and 904 declared, leaving 174 ineligible. Candidates for Burgess, Tax Collector, Council, School Directors, Judge of Elections, and other posts are listed with party affiliations.
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Litit
Howver
Burgess
Norman M. Badorf
Jacob R. Koch
John C. Brenneman
Clarence Brubaker
Lester K. Furlow
K W
William H. Zariman
Emory P. Wagner
Wildwin Ruth
Stanley Diehim
Justice of the Pease
Made In Lititz Exhibition Planned For Annual Fair
Plans for a Made in Lititz exhibit were outlined at the Lititz Community Show Association meeting. Albert Goedenaar was named chairman to assemble manufacturers and form a committee with D. L. Snyder as assistant. Progress reports on the 1938 show were given and work to organize the exhibit has begun. Former participants will cooperate again and inquiries for concession space have begun. Displays will be shown in show windows on 8 Broad and East Main Streets with the Snavely gauge building also used for display.
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Lititz
Litiv
Albert Goedenaar
D. L. Snyder
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Dr. Enck
A. B
Regennas Co
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