Signs of Autumn Run Through Lititz Town
Town items note footballs in gardens as boys play outside. Community Show Association holds frequent meetings while softballs shorten twilights. Firemen gather in the Fire House on cool evenings. Lititz Springs Athletic Field spots footballs replacing baseballs.
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Students Continue Education From Lititz High School
Lititz High School graduates listed as pursuing further study at Millersville State Teachers College Beatrice Bomberger Hood Valeria Habecker Business College Theora Keath beauty school Robert Posey F M Richard Rader Lebanon Valley College Dorothy Garman St Josephs Hospital Helen Hershey St Christopher's Hospital Esther Mikseh General Hospital Edna Eby Mary Koch Robert Kreider Raymond Meiskey Florence Steffy post graduate work in the local high school.
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Lititz High School
Anna Hackman
Sylvia Longenecker
Trene Keener
Robert Peiffer
Millersville State Teachers’ College
Beatrice Bomberger
Hood
Valeria Habecker
Business College
Theora Keath
Beauty
Robert Posey
Richard Rader
Lebanon Valley College
Dorothy Garman
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Helen Hershey
St.ristopher’s Hospital
Esther Miks
Remington Rand Plans $4.5 Million Raw Material Purchase
James H. Rand Jr president of Remington Rand Inc directs immediate buy of 4.5 million dollars of raw materials for this year. The move aims to sustain employment across more than 20 production fields and reflects favorable material prices in the company’s 55 year history. He sent the plan to Secretary Roy D Chapin hoping to show American business acting to turn the tide forward.
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James H. Rand, Jr
Remington Rand, Inc
Rand
Roy D. Chapin
School Board Meeting Covers Finances and Rates
Posey Snyder and Hershey chaired a 45 minute meeting. The treasurer reported a cash balance of 23 863.78 and bills of 1 085.00 approved. Auditoria rental stays 12 per night for performances and 2 for practice. tuition remains 3 50 for elementary 36 50 junior high 7 50 senior high. High patrol reports 708 044 vehicles inspected since July 1, 42 7 percent of 1 658 027 registered in Pennsylvania. Uninspected cars face fines and arrest starting October 1.
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Posey, Snyder and Hershey
Highway Patrol
Pennsylvania
End Date Looms for Motor Vehicle Inspections
The second annual mandatory inspection period ends September 30 with many cars still uninspected. Officials urge submission of all vehicles to designated stations to avoid penalties.
Rotary members view antique firearms at meeting
Lititz Rotary Club members toured an antique firearms collection at General Sutter Tuesday. George Landis of Landis Valley museum described several score pieces. Six visitors came from Lancaster Philadelphia and Trenton. Rotarians will travel to Mt Joy for a tied baseball game at 6 PM.
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