Lititz High School Grid Team Opens 1930 Season
Lititz High school football to open its 1930 season Saturday at Park Athletic field against Lancaster High Reserves. Coach Arbeast has the squad well prepared with veterans Pfautz, Jeidermeyer, Snavely, Lutz, Burkhart, May, Light, Weaver, Lehn, Arts, Weber, Spickler, Bucher, Wonder, and McCloud forming a solid line. Backfield features Bachman, Geltz, Nosey, Shaeffer, Zartman, Getz, Jad, showing progress. Injuries have lingered, but players are returning. a scrimmage with X-high tied to last week boosted morale. A pep meeting tomorrow aims to spark a strong game, with a morning kickoff due to Lancaster’s afternoon plans. Schedule lists games through November 15 with several away contests and key locally hosted pairs.
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Lititz High
Park
Lancaster High
Arbeast
Lancaster
Pfautz
Jeidermyer
Snavely
Lutz
Nas
Burkhart
May
Light
Weaver
Lehn
Arts
Weber
Spickler
Bucher
Ad Wonder
McCloud
Eenre
Bachman Geltz
Osey
Shaeffer
Zartman
Getz
Jad
X-High
Thefternoon
Theeason
Tork
Coatesville
Ephrata
Stevens
Columbia
Bershey
Patton
Highway Patrol Inspects Lights On South Broad Street
Two Pennsylvania State Highway Patrolmen stationed at the borough limits on South Broad Street last night inspected auto headlamps. Vehicles with Keystone tickets passed. others were stopped. A cloth screen tested headlamps on the east side, drivers directed to specific positions for testing. Warnings issued to drivers with defective lights.
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Pennsylvania
South Broad St
W C T U Hears County Convention Reports
W C T U members heard reports from the Christiana county convention at a Monday meeting. Mrs H J Kline, Mrs J K Mathes, Mrs Mary Miksch and Miss A V Cropsh spoke. literature was distributed for school visitation, routes assigned, rummage sale planned, and five altars donated to the Flying squadron with five dollars received from the county for standard excellence.
Reception at Linden Hall Hosts Seminary Teachers and Students
Dr and Mrs F W Stengel hosted an annual reception for teachers and pupils at Linden Hall on Saturday evening A stunt night followed with each room presenting an original exhibition as part of the entertainment on Monday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Stengel
Linden Hall
Hoor
Buckwalter Keller Couple Wed at Local Parsonage
Raymond Buckwalter son of Mr and Mrs Reuben Buckwalter of Lancaster and Violet Keller daughter of Mrs Anna Neal of Lancaster were married at the Lu cran parsonage on West Orange Street by Rev A Weichsel. Witnesses were Mrs Catherine Eppley of Lancaster and Miss Ruth Weicksel of Lititz. The couple will reside in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Buckwalter
Reuben HH. Buckwalter
Holland Avenue
Lancaster
Violet L. Keller
Anna Neal
Walnut St
Acaster
Lucran Parsonage
W. Orange Street
A. Weichsel
Catherine Eppley
Ruth Weicksel
Lititz
Lanster
Corn Toast in Springs Park Highlighted by Faculty
The High School faculty plans a 4 corn toast at Springs Park this evening. The item lists many local people and events, including births, travels, hospital entries, and community notices across Lancaster and surrounding towns.
Lutz Recreation Hall Opens For Roller Skating Tonight
The new Lutz Recreation Hall at Front and Locust Streets will be open tonight and on subsequent evenings except Sundays for roller skating from 7 to 10 PM. The hardwood floor has been praised by observers, with a formal opening to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutz Recreation Hall
Front
Locust Streets
Organists from Hanover to perform sacred concert in Lititz
The Gable Family Orchestra from Hanover consisting of father and five children will give a sacred concert in Lititz with time and venue to be announced next week. The family is praised by locals for musical versatility across instruments under the Nawakwa Religious Camp auspices. Also an advertisement notes PFAUTZ BROS Dept. Store selling World’s Best Cream Cheese at 25e per pound.
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Gable
Hanover
Lititz
Pfautz Bros, Dept
Albert M Kreider Dies at Home Here
Albert M Kreider 78 long time Lititz merchant died at his home 188 Spruce Street from complication of diseases after nine months of poor health. He built the hardware business in 1876 with son Maurice and was active recently. Survived by wife Mary Erb two daughters, one son, sisters and a brother, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral tomorrow at 2 oclock at the home with Moravian cemetery interment. Beck Bros. funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Kreider
Lititz
Spruce Street
Kreider
Sporting Hill
Harry Bender
Maurice
Martin Krei
Moravian Church
Knights of Pythias
Mary Erb
Fred Wallrath
Lancaster
Nora Loercher
Bertha Dold
Pasadena
Calif
Minnie
Jacob Bowman
Wallace Meiskey
Eugene Kreider
Moravian
Beck Bros
Mrs Amos Maulfair Dies After Illness at 80
Mrs Emma Maulfair 80 wife of Amos Maulfair of Lititz died at Lancaster General Hospital at 7 PM Sunday from effects of a broken thigh bone and old age. She lived at Zion Home north of town and belonged to Zion Lutheran Church Lebanon and St Paul’s Lutheran Lititz. Survived by husband and siblings Samuel Lasch Lititz Madl Mary J Bender Lebanon Adam Lasch Reading Albert Lasch Lebanon. Funeral services were held yesterday in Lebanon with burial in a Lebanon cemetery.
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Emma Maulfair
Amos Maulfair
Lititz
Lancaster General Hospital
Zion Home
Zion Lutheran Church
Lebanon
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Samuel Lasch
Mads
Mary J. Bender
Adam Lasch
Reading
Albert Lasch
Boys Day Well Attended at Evangelical Congregational Sunday School
Nearly 400 attendance and offerings over 18 dollars marked the Boys Day program. Prof. Eugene Deckert spoke on the lesson and Dr. W D Landis addressed the Boy Problem. Music featured Richard McCloud solo Carl Helman carnet and full orchestra. Sunday School Superintendent Wm Fahnestock presided with Lester Hackman assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Congregational Sunday School
Eugene Deckert
Jocal High School
W. D. Landis
State Teachers’ College
Kutztown
Richard McCloud
Carl Helman
Wm. Fahnestock
Lester Hackman
Henry Hackman
Kathryn Fasnacht
G. W. Marsuardt
Allentown
H. J. Kline
King's Daughters to Meet in Lancaster County
The nineteenth annual convention of the Lancaster County Union of the King's Daughters and Sons will meet at Trinity Lutheran Church New Holland on Thursday afternoon and evening October 9. The afternoon session starts at 2:00 and the evening at 7:15. Guest for the evening is Mrs A D Thaeler formerly of Nazareth and State Board member. A 50 cent supper will be served at New Holland House. Attendees planning to join supper must notify leaders by Friday October 3. A large Lititz delegation is expected.
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A. T. Stewart
Los Angeles
Cal
A. H. Howard
Fairbury
Nebraska
Inden Hall
Howard
Charles Stengel
Stewart
R. E. Worley
Carl Swart
Lancaster
David Mohler
Eden
Demmy
Ephrata
J. F. Longenecker
Vernon H. Wolfskill
Germantown
Bound Brook
Walter Miller
John Heiserman
E. 5. Crosland
Curtis Hensel
Agnes Hensel
Helen Albright
Robert
Elmer Hemmond
Andrew Godenaur
S. Broad Street
Benjamin Fraelich
J. C. H. Light
H. R.wertsch
United Brethren Church
Sham
Lancaster County Union of the
King’s Daughters and Sons
Trinity Lutheran Church
New Holland
A. D. Thaeler
Nazareth
State Board
New Holland House
King
Lititz
From Coal-Oil Lamps to Modern Lights in Lititz
A reminiscence recalls Lititz street lighting from coal-oil lamps tended by George Ochs and later the electric light company. The piece praises local progress and the council, then shifts to a country excursion to view the Bomberger Memorial dedicated in 1928 on land once of Baron Von Der Fels. It notes Christian Bomberger’s 1722 emigration from Eschelbronn, his family, and burial on nearby God’s Acre Hill.
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B. F. Luiz
Lutitz
George Ochs
Electric Light Company of
Lititz
Burgess
Bnenneman
Zion Home Hill
Penryn
Bomberger
Christian Bomberger
M. Bomberger
Jeanette
Springs Park
Abram Bomberger
H.H. Bomberger
North Broad Street
Maria
John
Christian
Baron von der Fels
Eschelbronn
Baden
Warbstatt
Yenter Hill
Legion Movie Radio Party Opens New Hall Thriving Night
The Legion Movie Radio party in Lutz Recreation Hall drew a large crowd as the first event in the new hall. Garden Spot Post No. 56 and Ladies Auxiliary members and local war veterans attended to hear a nationwide RCA Victor broadcast. E K Adams of the local Victor agency set up the radio and prior to the program showed Memorial Day activities and the Soldiers Memorial dedication on May 18 along with other short films.
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Lutz Recreation Hall
Garden Spot Post
No. 56
American Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Legion
RCA Victor Company
E. K. Adams
Loral Victor Dealer
Soldiers’ Memorial
Moravian Church Forms Committee to Proceed with New Sunday School Building
At a Monday Moravian Church Council meeting the Committee of Ways and Means was authorized to proceed with the new Sunday School building. Pictures and plans of the proposed structure were displayed on a screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian Church Council
Committee of Ways and Means
Rustic Golf Course Opens in Lititz Saturday
A new Rustic Golf Course on E New Street near Locust will open Saturday afternoon with a Cadet Band concert that evening. The area features long fairways, large hazards, a pond with a bridge, a spoon shot hole of about forty feet, and ornamental plantings. A crowd is expected for the opening parade from the Square to the course and the concert on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
E. New Street
Locust
Rally Notes From Local Churches Highlight Outreach
The fourth rally at United Brethren Church featured sermons, prayers, readings, and musical solos by church members. Lititz Reformed and Moravian churches plan harvest events and fund drives for Orphans Home. St Paul’s Lutheran preacher continued Bible Character series with Gomer and Stephen themes.
Builders Create New Golf Course in East Prospect York County
Building owners Web Keath and Woodie Krei der, who already run three small courses in East Prospect, Lancaster, and Quarryville, are constructing another course in East Prospect York County for Roy Sitler of Wrightsville. The site lies about six miles south of Wrightsville.
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Web” Keath
Woodie” Kreider
Lancaster
Quarryville
East Prospect
York County
Wrightsville
Roy Sitler
Sale of A. B. Long estate on East Petersburg road
Huebener and Habecker report the sale of the property on the East Petersburg road at the south end of town belonging to the A. B. Long estate to Frank Hess on private terms.
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Huebener
Habecker
East Petersburg Road
A. B. Long
Frank Hess
Horton Optician Lincoln Services Eye Care
Horton Optician offers eye examinations and glasses fitted at reasonable prices with hours from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Closed Mondays. Visit after supper if convenient.
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Horton, Optician
Lincoln
Weekend Home Visits Highlight Local Social Scene
Mrs Vernon H Wolfskill stayed with her parents the Longeneckers while Mr Wolfskill fished at Bowers Beach Maryland. Numerous families from York Lancaster and surrounding towns visited relatives Sunday including the Witmyers, the Grim family at Spruce Street, and tours to Harrisburg Bethlehem Nazareth and Reading.
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Vernon H. Wolfskill
J. F. Longenecker
Wolfskill
Bowers Beach
H. E. Grosh
Bethlehem
Nazareth
Moravian Historial Society
Amos Musser
J. L. Hertz
Norman Rupp
Glen Rock
York County
Marie Stormfeltz
York
D.G. Witmyer
Harry Wike
Elmer Eberly
Harrisburg
Capitol Building
Carson Worley
Jacobus
Elmer Wiker
Wayne
J. R. Bachman
Roy Himmelberger
Elmer Keplinger
Lancaster
J. R. Grim
Edward Barnes
Ada Warner
Charles Barnes
Sparrows Point
C. C. Grim
Spruce Street
E. P. Miller
Gettysburg
W. R. Sammel
Markley
Henry Bomberger
Harry Kready
Aldus Kready
Landisville
Martin Muth
Charles. Blettner
Milton Blettner
Hanover
Harry Myers
Gilbert Myers
Robert Myers
Harry McCauley
Steelton
Elam Risser
Theodore Warner
Cleveland
Henry B. Buch
Hagerstown
Wm. Amer
Blanche Amer
J. K. Mathers
Clarence Dengler
Margaret Souders
Hummelstown
Geo. Grunenberger
Wm. Klunk
Theresa
Lititz
Charles Conlon
Nicholas Conlon
Akron
Ed Heidrick
Reading
H. R. Myers
Robert
Annie Weitzel
Baltimore
Eliza Kling
Theodore Keener
Shaefferstown
Guy Calvert
Thomas Kissinger
Grantville
Josiah Kreiser
Ella Lacy
Lebanon
John Reedy
Stricklertown
Agnes Keath
D. M. Fagan
Hazel Shaw
Greene, Pa
Sara Pyle
Louis Huebener
Mary Huebener
Robert Huebener
Thurmont
Lititz High School Booked Events For Upcoming Year
The Lititz High School calendar lists events for the coming year including a October 9 lecture by Dr. Robert Roth Wonders of Alaska and an October 28 performance by Margaret Hayes Ensemble. Also scheduled are November 28 Old Crusty Takes the Air December 4 and 5 Alumni Play December 15 Bill Bone February 2 Dixie Jubilee Singers March 26 Skidding. All are Star Course numbers except Roth lecture and Alumni Play under the Seniors.
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Lititz High School
Robert Roth
Alaska
Margaret Hayes
Old Crusty
Bill Bone
Dixie Jubilee Singers
Roth
Six Brunnerville properties go to Public Sale this Saturday
The Frank B. Bentz estate will offer six adjoining Brunnerville properties, including a brick foundry and hotel, at a 1 PM public sale. Executors plan to auction the old Burnnville landmarks once part of the town known as White Hall, with H. H. Snagely calling items and George J. Keith as clerk, Jos. B. Wissler attorney.
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Brunnerville
Frank B. Bentz
H. H.snagely
White Hall
Mr. Bentz
Bentz
Neffsville
Jesse Buchter
Brunnerville Band
Irvin Young
George J. Keith
Jos. B. Wissler
Post Office and Railroad Change Time on Sunday
Sunday marks end of daylight saving for the post office and Reading Company in Lititz. Beginning Monday, the post office will open 7 AM to 8 PM, and trains run one hour later with minor schedule changes. Weekday Reading trains: 5.84 AM, 1.50 PM, 6.53 PM. Sunday: 8.15 AM, 4.36 PM. Reading departures: weekdays 8.19 AM, 1.29 PM, 7.16 PM. Sunday 9.12 AM, 7.11 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Post Office
Reading Company
Reading
Bank Gains Expanded Fiduciary Powers From Federal Reserve Board
Word from Washington last week states Farmers National Bank of town has been authorized by the Federal Reserve Board to exercise additional fiduciary powers under the Federal Reserve Act. The bank raised its capital from $60,000 to $125,000 and may act as guardian of estates, assignee, receiver, committee for estates of lunatics, or in any fiduciary role allowed to state banks and trust companies under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farmers National Bank
Town
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Act
Brunnerville United Brethren Sunday School Officers Named
S. S. elects officers for the coming year with A. M. Shissler as Superintendent and Mrs. Mease as Secretary. Cradle Roll superintendent is Mrs. Flory and the executive committee includes Clarence Hoffer, A. M. Shissler and Chares Keller. Fine fall shoes display at Pfautz Bros. Dept Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunnerville
United Brethren Sunday School
A. M. Shissler
Ass’t
Roy Hoffer
Katie Hoffer
Pauline Young
Mr. Shissler
Clarence Hoffer
Harry Eichelberger
Mease
Flory
Chares Keller
Pfautz Bros. Dept
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Weet Lancaster High
S. Broad St
Buckwalter—Keller
Paul Hoffman
Market Street
Son
Robert Grenninger
Wm. Brenner
Cleo Himmelberger
May Belle Smith
Bertha Bachman
Preston Retreat Hospital
Philadelphia
Mary Huchener
H. G. Miller
L. A. Weitzel
Moravian Historical Society
J. Paul Longenecker
Grand View Heights
Howard Witmer
H. Reist Landis
U. S
Ellen
Mrs. Amos Maulfair
King’s Daughters
Legion “Movie
J. G H. Light
Chester Witmyer
Helen Hershey
Albert Nagle
Edith Wertsch
Chester Martin
Harry McCreary
Mrs. Light
Monroe Wike
Lillian McCreary
Ethel Wike
Young People’s
Church of the Brethren
H. K. Ober
Elizabethtown College
Hev. W. R. Sammel
Bentz Estate
S. S
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