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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1932

Page

4

County Schools Open With Varied Enrollments

Ephrata reports 1055 pupils across Borough Schools 475 in Junior and Senior High with 90 tuition students. Manheim enrolls 746, including 367 in upper grades. Brownstown starts with 38 high school 45 grammar 45 secondary 89 primary. Lancaster notes an unusual marriage event in which Alderman Burkhart ties a tighter knot for Frank A Osborne and Dorothy C Osborne after a prior marriage six years ago. Columbia requests removal of unused trolley rails for paving under state regulations using local labor. Lincoln schools open with 188 total enrollment across eight grades. Woods Corner School in Clay Township opens with 38 pupils.

Ephrata Ephratta Manheim Brownstown Lancaster John Burkhart Frank .A. Osborne Washington, D. C Osborne Dorothy C. Osborne Maryland Lincoln Etta Myers Ada Rudy Rachel Bollinger Leroy Weinhold Woods Corner Clay Township Esther Martin

Grangers Day Tomorrow at Greater Reading Fair

Grange Day at the Greater Reading Fair features eleven granges and two juvenile branches from Berk County competing for Grange honors. The exhibits showcase community achievements with pride, while a unique program includes a male vault with trained jacks and a quoit tossing contest as major attractions.

Berk County Reading Jacks Grange

Dr. J T Rugh to Lead Crippled Children's Clinic

Dr J T Rugh orthopaedic surgeon of Philadelphia will conduct a crippled children's clinic under the auspices of the Visiting Nurse Association on October 12 at Lancaster General Hospital. He will perform morning operations and five examinations in the afternoon. Children should register at the Visiting Nurse Association headquarters Old City Hall Lancaster.

J. T. Rugh Philadelphia Lancaster General Hospital Rugh Vhiting Nurse Association Old City Hall Lancaster

End of Daylight Saving Arrives September 25

Daylight saving time ends September 25 the last Sunday of the month after a period of longer evenings since April. The change will affect nearly all cities and towns in the area as residents adjust clocks.

Prothonotary Notice Seeks Court Confirmation

Account to be presented to the Court for confirmation on Monday September 19 1932 at East Donegal Cemetery tion The Agricultural Trust and Savings Co Trustee William D Gordon Secretary of Banking of the Commonwealth of Penna John W Ger.

East Donegal Tion the Agricultural Trust and Savings Co William D. Gordon The Commonwealth of Penna John W. Ger

Night Follows Early Sunset After September 25

The note warns that after September 25 darkness arrives earlier, with 7 P M bringing night by then. It contrasts with the current 8 P M brightness and suggests changing sunset times.

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Jommey Court House John D. Trippe Burkhart Columbia Boro Council David R. Baker Conestoga Transportation Company State Highway Department Uci Co Iyny Allentown Grangers Greater Reading Joseph B. Wissler Katie Myers Borough of Lititz Trenyvy Myers Orange St Roy H. Myers New York Live and Dressed Poultry CO State SL Ephrata, Pa Long & Co Lititz, PA Lutz George Hensel Gen. Smedley Hintler Lititz Springs Park Market House Wolf’s Garage Locust and New Streets Record Book Store General Sutter Hotel
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