Republican Club Plans Four District Rallies and Big Lititz Event
The Lititz Republican Club arranged four district rallies, a grand rally and a ladies night at Malta Hall. Speakers included Jacob Hill Byrne and H. J. Taylor with a predicted 40,000 lead for the London and Knox ticket. Rallies target Penryn Brickerville Brunnerville and Rothsville with October dates and local hosts.
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Lititz
Republican Club
Malta Hall
Jacob Hill Byrne
Lancaster
London
Knox
H. J. Taylor
Penryn
Brickerville
Brunnerville
Rothsville
Wayne Weidman
G. Enck
Chas. Retten
Harry Snavely
Ralph Keith
Roy Hoffer
Leon Mad Jem
Clayton Nestleroth
Paul Diehm
Aaron Ruhl
Henry Walter, Sr
Walter Earhart
Wm. G. Eshilemat
Longest Elephant Tusk Measured By New York Zoo Director
A New York Zoological Park director reported the longest elephant tusk on record measuring 12 feet 5.5 inches. It was part of a tusked pair weighing 292 navade.
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New York Zoological Park
Four Hurt In Manheim Area Car Crash
Four teenagers from Manheim and Lititz were injured Sunday night when a car they rode in veered off along the Fruitville Pike, knocked down a wire fence and struck a cherry tree at Herbert Pfenninger’s home. Ella Mae Landis and Ruth Givler were admitted with serious injuries. Lawrence Young and Paul Studenroth received minor wounds. Studenroth was driving the coupe.
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Ella Mae Landis
Ruth Givler
Manheim R. D. 1
Lawrence Young
Paul Studengroth
Lititz
Herbert Pfenninger
Manheim R. D
Fruitville Pike
Studenroth
Donald Harris
E. Petersburg
Maude Heller Elected President Of Golden Eagle Group
Mrs Maude Heller of the Betsy Ross Temple Lancaster was elected president of the County Association of the Knights and Ladies of the Golden Eagle at the 83rd annual convention held Saturday in Malta Hall about 30 delegates and an equal number of members visited. A memorial service for 26 deceased members followed in the afternoon and Lucius Reedy of Lititz was chosen first guardsman while Bertha Mischler was named to the executive committee. Next year’s convention will be in New Providence on the third Saturday in September.
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Maude Heller
Betsy Ross Temple
Lancaster
County Association of the Knights and Ladies of the Golden Eagle
Malta Hall
Bertha Mischler
Town
Lucius Reedy
Lititz
New Providence
Wilbur-Suchard Co. Reorganization Hearing Planned
A plan for reorganization of the Wilbur Suchard Chocolate Company will be heard by Martin E. Musser referee in bankruptcy. The hearing in Philadelphia will be Sept 30 at 10 30 A M in Musser's Lancaster office. Creditors bondholders stockholders voting trust and certificate holders have received copies of the plan.
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Wilbur- Suchard Chocolate Company
Martin E. Musser
U. S. Disstrict Court of
Philadelphia
Musser
Lancaster
Altar Society Plans Card Party At Fire House
The Altar Society of St. James Catholic Church held a fall planning meeting at Mrs. William Klunk’s East Main Street home. A card party is scheduled for Wednesday evening October 14 at 8 o'clock in the Fire House with committees named for cards tickets advertising refreshments and prizes listed for multiple parish members.
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Altar Society
St. James Catholic Church
William Klunk
East Main Street
Lititz High Opens Football Season at Lancaster
Lititz High School begins football season Saturday at Lancaster against Stevens Trade School. The team is light and inexperienced but returns much of last year’s squad and aims to improve fundamentals. Five conference games are listed with one open date to be filled.
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Lititz High
Lancaster
Lititz High School
Stevens Trade School
Stevens
Legion Auxiliary Installs Officers in Ephrata Gavel Event
Mrs. Mary M. Dengate was installed president of the Lititz American Legion Auxiliary at a Gavel and Bell Party held at the Legion Home in Ephrata Wednesday evening. Other officers installed included Mrs. Charles Brobst first vice president, Mrs. Clair Rice secretary, Miss Mabel Schnerer corresponding secretary, Mrs. Edwin Wigsler treasurer, Miss Anna.
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Mary M. Dengate
Lititz
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Ephrata
Charles Brobst
Clair Rice
Mabel Schnerer
Edwin Wigsler
Anna
Local Civic Group Hosts Civil War Veteran Honor Guest
Weitzel sergeant-at-arms presided as Mrs Norman Habecker historian. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ralph Spacht Mr and Mrs William Moody Mr and Mrs Clair Rice Mr and Mrs Charles Brobst Mrs Norman Habecker Mrs Mary Dengate Miss Margaret McMahon rs R P Healy Miss Irene Kaf roth Mrs Edwin Wissler Miss Mabel Schnerer Miss Anna Weitzel and Miss Hannah Weitzel. George W Hackman town resident and county's most active Civil War veteran served as Auxiliary honor guest.
Eighteen Babies Attend Clinic Run by Nurse Edna Miller
Eighteen infants attended a baby clinic led by local community nurse Edna Miller at the Moravian Sunday School Chapel on Wednesday afternoon. New registrations included John Eberly Jr and Joan Eberly among others. other attendees named are Shirley Adair Elmer Anna Helen Ruhl Lucille Nance Patterson Sandra West Bernard Garner Nancy Helter Chester Wertsch Bruce Smith and several more.
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Edna Miller
John Eberly, Jr
Joan Eberly
Marvin Paul Levin
Daryl Ma
Hoar
Sherlyn Dawn Campbell
Dolores Janette Lewis
Shirley Adair
Elmer
Anna
Helen Ruhl
Lucille
Nance Patterson
Sandra Jean West
Benard Garner
Nancy and
Larr Helter
Chester Wertsch, Jr
Bruce Smith
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Badorf
Ffenninger
Elam Shenk
Pfenninger
Golden Eagle Group
Royal Cleaner
Royal
Royal Hand
Alvin M. Frey
Broad St
Willbur-Suchard Co
Mary Denpate
William Greiner
Charles Krushinski
Charles Schruefer
Theresa Klunk
Chas, Conlin
William Campbell
Harry Brenneman
Elia Mastromatteo
Alphonse Jordon
William Green
George Weaver
Lititz Springs Barbers Spacht Building
G. H. Pennypacker
Amer’s
Wm. M. Amer
Shillington
Elizabethtown
Red Lion
West York
Long & Co
Lititz, Pa
Phono
Willard Batteries
Zimmerman Gara
Harry W. Zimmerman
Atlantic Gas and Oils
Spacht
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