Lititz Commerce Chamber elects nine directors
Nine directors were elected for the coming year at the Lititz Chamber of Commerce annual meeting in the Fire House. New officers include Charles K. Keath as president and W. G. Nooney as vice president. Membership rose to 39 with W. M. Grube added, and committees planned town outreach and support for the Lititz Community Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz Chamber of Commerce
Carl Workman
E. D. Fulweiler
A. A. Zecher
H. R. Wertsch
W. G. Nooney
Chas. K. Keath
H. H. Diehm
Elser Gerhart
L. N. Moyer
Keath
Nooney
Fulweiler
Diehm
W. M. Grube
Zecher
Springs Park
Lancaster Junior League
Wertsch
Elizabethtown
R. M. Spacht
Mr. Workman
Lititz
Chamber
Faculty Corn Roast At Spring Lake Social Event
The school faculty held a corn roast at Spring Lake on Monday evening. The arranging committee was led by Miss Anna K. Miller with members Miss Margaret Hower P Furlow Momer Hackman Miss Elizabeth Garber Mrs Margie Arntz Miss Dorothy Willets and Mr Williamson. Attendees included Mr and Mrs M C Demmy Mr and Mrs Melvin Brubaker and children Bobby and Nancy Mr and Mrs Lester Hackman John Byerly and many others listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Lake
Anna K. Miller
Vgaret Hower
P. R. Furlow
Momer Hackman
Elizabeth Garber
Margie Arntz
Dorothy Willets
Williamson
M. C. Demmy
Melvin Brubaker
Bobby
Nancy
Lester Hackman
John Byerly
Dorothy Shenk
Searle
Floy Schlosser
Margery Euck
Helen Quinn
Joseph Sheckard
Frances MacGinnis
Jean Peters
Grace Hollinger
Agnes Hensel
Betty Martin
Pauline Leanan
Kathryn Gantz
Margaret Kofroth
Martha Sturgis
Vera Hoffman
Mary Sturgis
Elizabeth Workman
Grace Feather
Harry Smith
Local News Notes and Visits Across Harrisburg Area
Mr and Mrs G Herman Goetz of Harrisburg spent the week end in town. Miss Emily Girvin of Philadelphia visited her parents Mr and Mrs H H Girvin. Carol Anne Horne returned to the Moravian Parsonage after two weeks with grandparents. The Darning Club celebrated its 40th anniversary with a dinner at General Sutter Hotel. No developments on the new post office and government soundings completed at Broad and Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Herman Goetz
Harrisburg
Mary Dengate
Margaret McMahon
Niagara Falls
Emily Girvin
Philadelphia
Mrs
H. H. Girvin
Carol Anne Horne
Frank Dietz
East Greenville
Carl Shenk
Doris
Manheim
Florence Gibbel
Joyce Gibbel
Chambersburg
Morris Kreider
N. D. Sturgis
Harry Wertsch
John Witmyer
W. B. Okie and Son
Theodore
South Orange
N. J
J. B. Herr
Jesse Dando
Oak Lane
Carl Stubbs
Mary Erb Smith
Overbrook
Robert Brennecke
Linden Hall
General Sutter
Armstrong Cork Co
Lancaster
Armstrong Manor
Lititz Pike
M. J. Zeller
Broad and
Main Streets
Pauline Greilich
Brooklyn
N. Y
Clement Rentz
Robert J. Lau
Wm. A. Blackley
Reading
D. P. Longsdorf
Van Dyke rallies Lititz Democrats for November victory
Warren Van Dyke state secretary of highways addressed a large Lititz Democratic Club rally in Malta Hall urging each member to run their own campaign tasks to ensure a win in November. He praised the Roosevelt administration and urged support for Earle and Roosevelt as speakers at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren van Dyke
Democratic Party
Lititz
Democratic Club
Malta Hall
van Dyke
Earle
Roosevelt
Charles F. Brown
Christian E. Eaby
Senate
H. Clay Burkholder
Congress
Tenth
Albert H. Fritz
A. E. McCullough
the Intelligencer Journal
George W. Hensel, Jr
Democratic County Committee
Harold Gibble
Lancaster
Samuel Nuss
Wellington Pfantz
Lancaster County
Union
Engagement Announced for Julia Haines and Donald Bear
Mr and Mrs Lewis Haines announce the engagement of their daughter Julia to Donald Bear son of Mr and Mrs Ivan Bear Eph rata at a Sunday dinner. The ring was hidden in a cake and guests included Miss Julia Haines Donald Bear and many relatives from Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Haines
Julia
Donald Bear
Ivan Bear
Ephrata
Julia Haines
Elmer Harding
Robi
Gladys
Lester Haines
Betsy
Violet Kauffman
Peggy Nugent
Robert Haines
Billy Haines
Virginia Brown
Chas. Brown
Robert Aument
Lancaster
Rotary Corn Roast at Overlook Golf Course Tonight
The local Rotary Club hosts a corn roast at Overlook Golf Course this evening with golf and ball games planned before and after. Sports events begin at 5 o clock and the corn roast follows at a later time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overlook
Lititz Golf Tournament Nears Finals
The Lititz Golf Tournament advances to the final rounds in several flights. Abram Beck faces Guy Reidenbaugh to determine the first flight winner, with the champ to meet Dr. Chas. A. Landis. Second flight sees Valentine Brobst versus the Horne–Rupp winner, and Nu gent versus Gibbel contest the third flight. A town championship will follow, capped by a General Sutter Hotel dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Abram Beck
Guy Reidenbaugh
Chas. A. Landis
Beck
James Stepani
Tal” Brubaker
Valentine Brobst
Roy Wagner
Byron K. Horne
Paul Rupp
Edard Nugent
Robert Gi
Brunnerville School Holds First Reunion With 300 Attendees
The Brunnerville school hosted its inaugural reunion Saturday drawing about 300 former teachers pupils and friends. Speakers included Lydia Doster J L Hertz Elam Risser Nathan Reist Carrie Eshleman Hammond Irene Keener John Reighter Roy Forney Esta Rohrer Landis Gertrude Dietrich Frances LeFevre Hettie Hess Elizabeth Gibbes and F F Bailey. Norman Risser presided and F Earl Landis led song. Prizes went to Doster oldest teacher present Sheetz oldest pupil present and Kathryn Flory Dainty farthest distance. A 1937 reunion is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Doster
J. L. Hertz
Elam Risser
Nathan Reist
Carrie Eshleman Hammond
Irene Keener
Lititz
John Reighter
Harrisburg
Roy Forney
East Petersburg
Esta Rohrer Landis
Lancaster R. D
Gertrude Dietrich
Lancaster
Frances LeFevre
Neffsville
Hettie Hess
Lyndon
Elizabeth Gibbe
Doster
Town
Sheetz
Kathryn Flory Dainty
Texas
Lutz Family Dinner Honors 61st Anniversary
Mrs. Benjamin Lutz of North Cedar Street hosted a family dinner Sunday for her husband who marked his 61st anniversary. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Lutz and children Thelma Marion Benny Jr. Nancy Betsy Roberta and Henry Lutz plus Mr. and Mrs. John Lutz and daughters Nancy and Betsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Lutz
North Cedar Street
Lutz
B. 8. Lutz
Thelma
Marion
Benny, Jr
John Lutz
Nancy
Atsy
Robert Lutz
Roberta
Henry Lutz
Hamburg 18 Cent Tub Meat Ad
Hamburg 18¢ meat ad invites orders by phone with delivery option. Contact LUTZ at 9181W for home meat orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Lutz
New Brunnerville School Set to Open in October
The Brunnerville building, under construction this summer, should open the first week of October. The playground is being leveled while trees and shrubs wait until next spring. Five classrooms with movable desks will seat about forty pupils from grades one through eight. Assigned teachers include Mrs. Roy Doster, Miss Anna Bomberger, Miss Hazel Esslinger, Miss Irena Keener, and Mr. John Moore across multiple grade levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunnerville
Roy Doster
Anna Bomberger
Hazel Esslinger
Irena Keener
John Moore
Gas Station Work Halted by Temporary Injunction
A temporary injunction stops Wm. H. Muth from building a garage at 421 S. Broad St in Lancaster. William W. Riegel H Wm Zeller and D W Withers of S Broad St protest the station in an equity suit filed Monday. Judge Benj C Atlee set Monday 2 PM for a hearing. Bard and Brown represent the defendant and W G Johnstone represents the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Muth
S. Broad St
Benj. C. Atlee
Lancaster Courts
William W. Riegel
H. Wm. Zeller
D. W. Withers
Atlee
Pheasant crashes through windshield injuring driver in Kissel Hill area
SNOOPS John Balmer and his brother Mervin, local Log Cabin milk distributors, were driving from the farm when a cock pheasant weighing 8% pounds struck John Balmer in the face at Kissel Hill, causing cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Balmer
Mervin
Kissel Hill
John
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Democratic Rally
Rotary
Brunnerville School
Bard and Brown
W. G. Johnstone
Snoops
Vic’ Wagner
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