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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1934
Page
4
Large crowd watches as Lineyln A. C of Lancaster defeats Leoia team 11 to 6 in the final of a seven game series to claim County champions.
The meeting, led by vice president and with president and secretary present, discussed selling ad space in a premium booklet and plans for crowd entertainment. Committees reported space demos and urged local groups to reserve booths, with acknowledgment of badge advertising proposals and ongoing discussions. adjourned Monday evening at the Fire House.
Lititz A. A. football holds a 6 o clock practice at the field near Kuick Service Station coached by Russell Templeton to ready for the season opener next Sunday. Home games are Saturdays with away games on the last two Saturdays in November and the first Saturday in December.
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John Miler returns from a convention in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia and uses crutches. Joseph Herr walks with a cane after a prior ankle sprain. Doris Adams breaks a leg on a toy bike near home. Kauffman enters Albright College Reading to prepare for ministry. Pauli Bachman begins second year at Penn State. Edward Mahare sprains a cedar bone and wears a brace. Jesse Toneycutt and daughters visit Lititz. Josephine Honeycutt at Linden Hall. Copenhafers move to Lincoln Avenue. house torn down by School Byard. Godnalley family visits East Petersburg. Martin Adams formerly living with his daughter.
Mr and Mrs M and Jo on Monday for Misses Adele Mower and Bertha Evans will attend the Central Bible Institute at Springfield. On the return trip Miss Suzanne Flower will stop in Indianapolis Indiana where she will spend about eight months visiting. Joseph Flower will return to vite.
Forty two members of the Evangelical Congregational Church attended the School of Methods first Booster Rally at Creswell Monday evening. Welcoming remarks were given by Rev. ED Warig and Mrs Innzie, Rev. D P Longadorf of Lititz Church delivered response, with Kenneth Langsdorf giving the principal address on the "Right Kind."
Members of the Manheim Evangelical Congregational Church elected officers for the coming term. Rev D P Longadorf was named president with Rev M I Detterline as vice president. Kathryn Weary and Ethel Kendig were named treasurers, and Norma Aston read a paper on Our Minister's Wedding Cake. The next meeting date is to be announced.
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