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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1934
Page
1
Three major firms are licensed to manufacture simplex paper boxes produced in Tuivite. The boxes, adaptable from two flat pieces into a sturdy fiberboard container in seconds, are claimed to reach distant regions from Ching to the frozen north. The article discusses potential uses and notes questions about branding and market competition as it continues on page 3.
The 1934 Litite Community Show judging will finish on the first day, with exhibits judged by evening. An announcement outlines contract awards for a premium catalogue, and printing by RECORD will start after a special committee meeting. Distribution begins about two weeks before the show opens.
Little High School planned a Saturday football game this week but the schedule changed. Officials are negotiating a match against F. & 3 Academy Reserves, with final decision today. If no game is arranged, the season will pause next Saturday with Shillington.
The Women’s Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church will hold its fall summer meeting Tuesday at 9 30 in the church social room. The Dowens Bible Class of the Sunday School will attend as guests. Members should notify Mrs Atwood Swarlow by Sunday evening. BABY PARADE New Trolland Pa Thursday Get 46 30 p m prizes for original fancy and comic gowns open to all children up to 5 years old.
Fragmentary note warns readers to set clocks back one hour by Saturday night. Mentions reminders for the family and the change relieving worry for the coming year.
Paul Morentz, a well known evangelist who led Tuesday evening Lent services in Atl Pauls Lutheran Church, will preach at Kissel Hill Lutheran Church Sunday at 2 o clock. The small church near Nellyville is expected to be crowded for the service.
The first of five Lyceum programs is set for Tuesday evening in the High School Auditorium at 8 o clock. The Ulrighs will present a program of magic mental telepathy and spiritualistic effects. The show promises educational and entertaining demonstrations including the fak e and so called media and transmission of thoughts. Continued on Page 8.
Roy 4 was released in connection with the death of John C. Korte, 74, of Lititz, who died Sunday morning at a hospital from injuries after being struck by a car on Fat Pike Saturday evening. A deputy court official testified that Korte staggered into the path of the late car, and the inquiry heard testimony Tuesday evening at the Glewissville office.
Miss Margaret Kosroth leads a new kindergarten program at the Sunday School Chapel for 19 children ages three to six. The class uses wooden puzzles, clock-face activities, and early reading drills to prepare them for public school. Students memorize short poems and recognize words on the board as they learn numbers and time concepts.
Property owners face a tax increase due to a dispute between the Borough School Board and Town Council over funding an athletic field on West Orange Street. The School Board spent 3000 to 4500 pounds believing Council would cover half the costs. Council decision to pay 3500 for upkeep, not construction, left the matter unresolved. The row prompts questions about future budgeting and who owes what.
Borough minutes corrected show an $1800 loan previously reported was not made. Tax receipts and deposits did not cover any payments, and the street committee noted Locust Street repairs.
A Sunday event at Log Cabin Farms featured a dimmer with General Sutter present. Paris France Canada and six states sent guests as a hotel register filled with attendees. Several parties are planned at the hotel during the coming week.
The Kings Daughters groups will resume meetings and work next week. Samsnine and Lovney Another Circles meet on May day October 1 at 7:80, and Speak No Evil Pollyanna and Dorcas Circles meet on Tuesday the 2nd at the same time in Moravian Chapel. Roller Skating Saturday Night ad LUTZ HALL.
The Toeast Grove School reunion for past pupils and teachers from Penn Township will convene this Saturday at 1:30 PM on school grounds. The program includes devotional by Rev. Milton Hershey, welcome by H. K. Beard, a response by Tl. J. Fenstermacher, a playlet by Add. A. Y. Keath and Add. J. G. Dommy, music, memorial exercises by Edna G. Schlotzhauer, and a memorial presentation by Dr. J. G. Hess.
A Lititz fisherman spots a snake swallowing a frog and frees it by dabbing awake with a bottle. He resumes fishing, later finds the same snake returning with another frog. Bobby Keath, child of Mr and Mrs Leon Keath, begins kindergarten amid school events led by Miss Margaret Kofroth.
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