War wick Township Schools Enrollments Steady at Rothsville
Total enrollment for Warwick Township Schools at Rothsville remains near last year with 275 students moved daily from closed neighboring schools. Soccer replaces football, an Archery Club forms for girls, a Science Club planned, and a student council elected. Fifteen seniors from last year attend colleges or training programs.
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Warwick ‘Township
Rothsville
Warwick Township
Ganeevin
Mercy Bicknell
Swarthmore
St Dent Stant
Temple ‘University
Levin
Allan Young
Roy Busheng
Ellen Brown
Arshur White
Irene Ober
Roy Messner
Amne Minnich
Wilbur Hoffer
Gass
Ethel Toover
Catharine Royer
Pottstown
General Hospital
Violet Shank
Reading Hospital
Wilson
Field Hockey Added to School Girls Sports List
The Lititz High School inaugurates field hockey for girls this year with two teams of eleven players. Practice begins this week and runs through Thanksgiving break. Plans include intra class games and later interclass and out of town contests.
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Lititzigh School
School Program Presented in High School Auditorium
The high school auditorium hosted a program featuring a piano trio with Arlene Leeking Mildred Gable and Kathryn Dommy a vocal duet with Irene Hertzler and Fivelyn Hershey a piano duet by Dorothy Hersley and Evelyn Snavely and another vocal duet by Edith Eberly and Dorothy Fry highlighting student talent and local artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Leeking
Mildred Gable
Kathryn Dommy
Irene Hertzler
Fivelyn Hershey
Dorothy Hersley
Evelyn Snavely
Edith Eberly
Dorothy Fry
Cadet Band Presents Final Concert on Springs Grounds
The Cadet Band offers its season finale tonight at 7.80 on the Springs Grounds stand. A well prepared program will be performed.
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Springs
Farm sale nets two Longeneckers properties prices per acre
Edwin Longenecker bought Samuel Longenecker's west of town farm at public sale for 201 dollars per acre and also purchased his mother's smaller farm at 125 dollars per acre, ending the bidding on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Longenecker
Samuel Longenecker
Local Dealer Receives Car Shipment with New EV Truck Chassis
M Snavely, a local Chevrolet dealer, reports another car shipment arriving. The consignment includes one of the company’s new EV wheel truck chassis.
New Lexington Road Opens to Traffic in Lancaster region
The Brickerville Lexington road, linking Lancaster to the Lakes to Sea Highway, was opened Saturday after a $100,000 build. Contractor Bennett Randell Co. laid an eighteen foot macadam across eleven farms, cutting 40,090 cubic yards of earth. A 108 foot reinforced concrete bridge spans Twam tmer Creek near Zartman's. Remaining work includes sides, oiling next month, and completion of Brickerville to Scheafferstown.
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Lexington
Brickerville
Scheafferstown
Brickerville- Lexington
Lancaster
Bennett-Randall Co
Lebanon
Peter Landis
Jacob Oberholtzer
Israel Bamberger
Martin Steely
Wayne Hartman
Martin Feller
Henry Reifsnyder
H. Shirk
Wayne Whiteman
James Ditzler
Zartman
Hammer Creek
Linden Hall Seminary Reopens for 185th Year
Linden Hall Seminary reopened for the 185th school year with 112 students attending yesterday morning. Dr. F. W. Stengel led devotions and welcomed students while Dr. Crosland led in prayer. Patrons and alumnae attended the opening exercises, and prospects are strong for full enrollment soon.
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Linden Hall Seminary
F. W. Stengel
Crosland
Lebanon Valley College Moderates College Extension Class
Open College Extension class organized by Wagner Grimm and Dean Paul of Lebanon Valley College Annville meets Tuesday evenings at 7 30 for adolescents psychology Greek and Latin literature in first semester and philosophy of education in second. At least fifteen participants needed. teachers not required.
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de. Paul
Birthday Celebration Turns to Schnitzing Party at Snavely Farm
A Monday birthday gathering at Clayton Snavely farm hosted by Albert Godenaur turned into a schnitzing party. Forty bushels of apples were pressed into butter. Attendees include the Yost and Wallace families of New Holland, Zartman and Bollinger families, Sara Jenkins, Ada Meiskey, the Gochenaur family of Lititz, and the Snavely family. A radio broadcast by Victor Adams & Son was promoted for 9 PM.
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Clayton Snavely Farm
Albert Godenaur
Charles Yost
Roy Wallace
New Holland
Cyrus Zartman
Howard Bollinger
Sara Jenkins
Ada Meiskey
al Gochenaur
Lititz
Clayton Snavely
Lititz Briefs Fire, Events Mention Local Scenes
Thursday evening Lititz Fire Company fought a bonfire blaze near OwlsTill opposite Isaiah Buck with chemicals used. Sunshine Circle of King’s Daughters holds a born roast in Springs Park. Dorothy Jenins returns from Cape Cod camp and heads to New York City then Broad Oak School for winter. Numerous locals host dinners and trips. freight business rises, indicating revived industry. summer concerts ended after rainouts. Children’s health notes show 13 babies registered at Moravian Health Centre.
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Lititz
Isaiah Buck
OwlsTill
Sunshine Circle of
King’s Daughters
Springs Park
Dorothy Jeknins
Cape Cod
Mass
New York City
Broad Oak School
Augusta
Harvey Fetter
Hettie Shank
Lingie Lawrence
Myrtie
My. «Nger
Elizabethtown
Harvey Welland and
Dalghters
Mary and
Minerva
Kleinfeltersville
Rufus Kline
Brunnerville
Frank H. Longenecker
Deal
New Jersey
J. O. Herr
J. Robert Longenecker
O Nesday
State College
Moravian College
Bethlehem
O. KR. Bushong
Reading Company
W. Main Street
Wire House
Trivilny Rotary Club
Warry Stark
Martha Louise
Mary Ann Christener
Switzerland
Lake Zurich
Zurichsee
Salondampher
Helvetia
Roy B. Eneeburg
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Mary Longenecker
Ruth Wentworth
Lancaster General Hospital
Emma Grosch
Ann Gerberich
Plainfield
N. J
Vermont
Allan Rice
al Hornberger
Mae Dengate
Entertain Friends Mr and Mrs Cullen Carpenter Host Guests
Mr and Mrs Cullen Carpenter 229 East Front Street entertained Thursday evening with a list of guests including Mr and Mrs M W Hess Mr and Mrs Edward Shaeffer Junior Shaeffer Mr and Mrs Samuel Bushong Mr and Mrs George Grunenberger and daughter Jacqueline Walter Jenkins and son Bobbie and Fey Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullen Carpenter
E. Front Street
M. W. Hess
Edward Shaeffer
Shaeffer
Samuel Bushong
George Grunenberger
Jacqueline
Walter Jenkins
Bobbie
Fey Carpenter
Local Legion Plans Broadcast Night With Relay Event
The American Legion meets tonight to hear a nationwide radio broadcast at 9 PM via NBC red and blue networks linked with Columbia. Local Legion Post gathers at Lutz Recreation Hall for a 7 PM program featuring local movies by Dr. H. K. Cooper, plus a relics exhibit at E. K. Adams & Son on North Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Red and Blue
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Crain
Legion Post
Lutz Recreation Hall
Legion
H. K. Cooper
E. K. Adams & Son
North Broad Street
Mary L. Gantz 84 Dies at Lititz Home After Illness
Mrs Mary L Gantz aged 84 died Saturday evening at her son Wayne Gantz s home in Lititz after a long illness She lived most of her life in Lexington and was a member of Emmanuel Lutheran Church Brickerville Surviving are her two sons a sister and a granddaughter Funeral services were held privately at Wayne Gantz s home and burial followed at Brickerville Lutheran Cemetery BR M Spacht funeral director
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Mary L. Gantz
Wayne
Spruce Street
Lexington
Lititz
Hollinger
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Brickerville
Wilson
John Martin
Wayne Gantz
BR. M. Spacht
Leadership Training Class Formed at Moravian Sunday School
A leadership training class meets Thursday evenings at 7 o clock in the Moravian Sunday School Chapel with Rev W R Sammel as dean and Elser Gerhart as secretary treasurer. Two classes start at 7 15 with a 20 minute worship period, led by Rev Sammel on The Message and Program of the Christian Religion and Rev H J Kline on Intermediate Senior and Young People's Materials and Methods. All are welcome even if they do not join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian Sunday School
W. R Samtmel
Elser Gerhart
W. R. Sammel
H. J. Kline
Lodge Officers Installed at White Cove Commandery No 532
On Thursday evening White Cove Commandery No 532 Knights of Malta installed its officers led by Sir Knight Commander C BarBrian. Charles Weaver served as Captain General with Wm Hess as Prelate and H H Bucher as Assistant Recorder. Other officers included Sherman Steffy Senior Warden Charles Rapp Junior Warden C E Regennas Stand ard Bearer Earl D Singer Sentinel Harry W Stormfeltz First Guard Beverly Counts Second Guard Levi Yerger and Trustee Wm H Zartman.
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J. G. Ulmer
Lancaster
White Cove
Knights of Malta
C. Barl Brian
Charles Weaver
Martin Hess
H. H. Bucher
Sherman Steffy
Charles Rapp
C. E. Regennas
Earl D. Singer
Harry W. Stormfeltz
Beverly Counts
Levi
H. Yerger
Wm. H. Zartman
Rethsville High Plans Annual Doggie Roast Friday
The Rethsville High Senior Class schedules its annual Doggie Roast for Friday night at Rudy's meadow. Pupils in charge have selected games and suitable songs, aiming for the usual attractive fall school event.
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Rethsville High
Rudy's Meadow
Church Notes And Harvest Home Services Schedule
Regular service on the Moravian Church lawn Sunday evening if weather permits. Harvest Home services at St Pauls Lutheran with decoration of harvest items and canned goods sent to the Orphans Home at Lyonsville Pa. Boys Day at Evangelical Congregational Church with program at 9:80 A M and talks by Prof Eugene Deckert and Dr Tandis plus music. United Brethren Sunday School rally featured prayer unison psalm and talks. next Sunday is the Intermediate Rally.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Loysville
Evangelical Congregational Church
Eugene 5. Deckert
Tandis
State Teachers’ College
Kutztown
United Brethren Sunday School
Susie Smith
Ellis Spickler
Emma Laser
Chester Howard
Margaret Martin
N. R. Wertsch
Edward Ranck
Mae Dehme
Vera Nagle
J. C. H. Light
Garden Spot Post 56 Auxiliary Installs Officers
The Ladies Auxiliary of Garden Spot Post No 56 American Legion named officers at Thursday night’s meeting with Mrs Alfred Couple as President and Mrs Valentine Brobst as First Vice President. Other posts appeared at a gavel party in Hotel Weber Lancaster where Lititz Auxiliary officers were installed by Department President Mrs Wm Meany of Philadelphia along with several county auxiliaries.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Garden Spot Post No. 56
American Legion
Alfred Couple
Valentine Brobst
S. J. Lessey
Ed. Wissler
Norman Habecker
H. ©. Hackman
John Madlem
Allan Rice
Wm. Meany
Philadelphia
Lititz
Weber
Lancaster
Snavelys Celebrate Golden Anniversary With Duck Dinner
Mr and Mrs H H Snavely marked fifty years of marriage with a duck dinner at their South Broad Street home. Guests included Mr and Mrs G C M Snavely and family, with friends and the RECORD and sale-caller sending congratulations.
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H. H. Snavely
South Broad Street
GC. M. Snavely
New Golf Course Opens at Paris Greens in Irwin's rear
The Snavely-Landis Golf Course in the rear of Irwin's Restaurant, Paris Greens, opens Saturday night with a large crowd. The course features careful layout and tricky hazards and will operate both afternoons and evenings.
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Paris Greens
Irwin’s Restaurant
Social Roundup of Visits and Travel Across Lancaster Area
A long list of weekly travels and gatherings across Lancaster County includes Robert Longenecker visiting New York City, multiple families hosting relatives from Lock Haven Reading and Philadelphia, trips to Valley Forge Philadelphia and Cincinnati, and several local social events. Notable mentions include Moravian Church activities, hospital returnees, school events, and a Sunday gathering of multiple families and organizations.
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Robert Longenecker
New York City
C. H. Lupold
Lock Haven
D. A. Zimmerman
Albert Hornberger
Edwin Wissler
Valley Forge
Phildelphia
Celia
Esther Weightman
Reading
W. K. Lockhart
C. B. Dussinger
Charles Dussinger
Robert Hanna
Harry Kready
Drussinger
Raymond Franck
Honey Brook
Vernon H. Wolfskill
Mohnton
J. F. Longenecker
S. Broad Street
Helen Kreider
Frank Dooney
Frank Kulp
Herman Reedy
Philadelphia
Howard Kife
Strafford
K. H. Bradley
Kelsenly Bradley
Holtwood
C. E. Shoemaker
Neffsville
Sara Peyle
E. S. Crosland
District of the
Moravian Church
Bethlehem
Miriam Simcox
Lancaster General Hospital
R. E. Worley
Raymond Worley
Carlisle
Lemon Neidermyer
Harvey
Tolorence
Brownstown
Eleanor Johannsen
Carl Spacht
Herman Johannsen
Lititz
John Long
Millport
Barr
Hinkletown
California
Alonzo Cassatt
Silver Springs
William Leitzinger
Lemon Myers
Ephrata
Harry Myers
Martha Smith
Theodore
Edgar Diehm
Spring City
George D. Clarke
Bridgeton
N. J
Walter
Mary Comrer
Clear Spring
Local garages open as inspection campaign begins
Chief Burgess J. C. Brenneman leads the first state car tested by Tom Steffy in Lancaster on the opening day of the inspection drive. From now through October 31 every motorist must use official testing stations to have brakes lights wipers horns mirrors and license plate positions checked.
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Burgess J. C. Brenneman
Tom Steffy
Lancaster
Trolley Tracks Repair Underway On Broad Street
Workmen of the Conestoga Traction Company began patching holes in the paving along and inside the tracks on Broad Street. The repairs come as the street nears unrepairable condition and will allow motorists to pass slow moving machines without fear of upsetting when crossing the trolley cay tracks.
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Conestoga Traction Company
Broad Street
Cay
Sandblasting of Community Hotel Walls Underway
Workmen from a Harrisburg firm began sandblasting the exterior walls of the Community Hotel this week and are making good progress. The process strips paint and dirt from brick, after which old mortar will be removed, weatherproofing added, and new trim installed to give an aged brick look in keeping with the Colonial style. Interior work is progressing well.
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Harrisburg
United Brethren Church Conference at Shamo kin
The annual United Brethren Church conference will begin on a Tuesday in September at Shamokin. H. R. Wertsch will represent the local church as lay delegate.
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The
United Brethren Church
Shamokin
H. R. Wertsch
Dengate Takes Over Lancaster Store at 142 East King Street
Mrs. Mary M. Dengate has taken over the Russell store at 142 E. King Street Lancaster, a leading women’s apparel shop. The store, already established, is refitted in a modern style with opening slated for tomorrow and Saturday as noted elsewhere in the issue.
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Mary M. Dengate
Russell
E. King Street
Lancaster
Tax Notice by T Stevens Grosh Tax Collector
Tax collector T Stevens Grosh will receive 1930 taxes before a 5 percent penalty at Wagner's Store Sept 19 from 7 to 8 PM Warwick House Sept 20 Five Points Store Sept 26 and Park View Hotel Sept 27 from 9 AM to 8 PM with public payment options listed.
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T. Stevens Grosh
Wagner’s
Warwick House
Five Points
Park View
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Longenecker Farm
New Lexington Road
Long and Company
Brickerville-Schiefferstown
Linden Hall
Victor
Tocal Victor Dealers
E. M. Krauthamel
Soverton
Biglerville Camp
N. G. Bachman
Pittsburgh
Lexington School
Alberta Wicker
Heskey’s Meadow
Ladies’ Sewing Society
Young People’s Council of District No
Lancaster County Sunday School Association
Burgess
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