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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1934

Page

6

Delphian Society Resumes Tall Season Meetings

The Lititz Chapter of the Delphian Society held its season opener Friday evening at Miss Bricker’s North Broad Street home. After business, members discussed current topics including the Pulitzer Drama award, New Deal features, Rivera’s art aims, plays Dodsworth and Yellow Jack, world peace and Japan, Afghanistan’s position, and educational themes in The Deans Window. The next meeting is set for Friday October 5 at Mrs David Bricker’s home.

Lititz The Delphian Society Bricker North Broad Street Edward Buch Florence Gibbels Rivera R. P. Healy P. F. Snyder Myrtle Eckert Dodsworth Japan Mary Huebener Mary Reidenbach Afghanistan Henry Gibbel Rumania Wm. Moody Mary Dengate Herbert Agar David P. Bricker

Obituary for Mrs Mary Eckert of Lebanon and family ties

Mrs Mary Eckert widow of Civil War veteran Jacob Eckert died Thursday at her daughter’s home in Lebanon after a 10 week illness. Survived by four daughters Mrs Beck Mrs Pierce Read ing Mrs Lizzie Connover and Mrs Benjamin Heffer and two sons eee Eckert and Nathan el Eckert. Also 19 grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren. Mrs Eckert was a Brickerville Lutheran member.

Mary Eekert Jacob Eckert Elmer Beck Lebanon Eckert Brickerville Lutheran Church Beck Pierce Robert Reading Lizzie Connover Stevens Benjamin Heffer Manhenny Rdb Eee Eckert Ephrata Nathanel Eckert Lititz

Pletz Rites Held for Jacob Franklin Pletz in Lancaster

Jacob Franklin Pletz 62 of Zooks Corner died Friday at General Hospital Lancaster after a runaway accident and extended illness. He was injured April 24 and treated, then readmitted, passing away under observation. Survived by wife Early Mae nee Hershey, daughter Gladys Elizabeth Johns, son Walter Luther, brothers William Rutherford Heights George Progress sisters Barbara Noll Sara Wisher Charles Linglestown and Brooke Pletz Penbrook, plus a foster grandchild Betty Jane Johns. Services were held Sunday

Jacob Franklin Pletz Zook’s Corner General Hospital Lancaster William and Sara Ettinger Pletz Neffsville United Brethren Church Mae

Simplex Box licenses spread across majors worldwide

Large firms license the Simplex box design, boosting distribution from Lititz. Robert Gair Company and Imperial Box Company join, with Firstbrooks Boxes in Canada and plans to license others from Mississippi to the West Coast. Simplex boxes produced at six to twelve thousand per hour, used by Lucky Strike and other national brands.

Hititz Robert Gair Company New York Imperial Box Company Chicago East Canada Firstbrooks Boxes Mississippi Chatham Blankets Cannon Towels Thom McAnn Dennison Ralph A. Gross Simplex Box Co United States Great Britain Lititz

Interment Planned at Landis Valley Mennonite Cemetery

Noon service at the home and 1 80 o clock CDT at 2 o clock at the Yeffsville 1.5 Church. Interment s in the Landis Valley Mennonite cemetery.

Yeffsville Landis Valley Mennonite

Mrs Cramer Dies At Lancaster In Private Service

Mrs Oscar J Cramer 50 of Lancaster died at her home Monday morning after a illness. She was born to Annie May and the late George Curry and belonged to First Baptist Church and Golden Sheaf Sisterhood No 17 Dames of Malta. Survived by husband two sons and Lillian M and Edith E Cramer a brother John Curry of Lititz. Services will be held at 1:30 this afternoon at the home with interment at Mt Lebanon Cemetery.

Mabel C. Cramer Oscar d. Cramer Lancaster Annie May George Curry First Baptist Church Golden Sheaf Sisterhood Malta Robert C Kermit P Arthur E. Seifred Lillian M Edith E. Cramer John Curry Lititz Mt. Lebanon Lebanon

Sunday School Heads For Twentieth Year

A. M. Shissler of town was reelected superintendent of the United Brethren Sunday School for his twentieth term at the regular Sunday session. Officers elected include C. F. Hoffer as assistant superintendent and secretary, Russel Murr as assistant secretary, Mac Shissler treasurer, Kathryn Heffer librarian, John Rhoads assistant, Henry Shissler pianist, Pauline Young assistant, Mae Shissler chorister, C. F. Hef fer assistant, Emma Miller Cradle Roll superintendent, Sailie Simi.

A. M. Shissler Town United Brethren Sunday School C. F. Hoffer Russel Murr Mac Shissler Kathryn Heffer John Rhoads Henry Shissler Pauline Young Mae Shissler C. F. Heffer Emma Miller Sailie Simi

All the Home News in The Record

The Record presents home news items and community notices in a compact column. Readers find local society notes, school events, and neighborhood updates alongside classifieds and small announcements from nearby towns.

Guild Plans Halloween Party at Otterbein Church

The Otterbein Guild of the United Brethren Church met at Mrs. Clair Weber’s New Street home last Monday. Miss Mazel Eslinger led the meeting and a Halloween party was voted for October 29 in the church basement. Committees were formed for refreshments and visitation, invitations, decorations, and games with members named in each group.

Otterbein Guild of the United Brethren Church Clair Weber New Street Mazel Eslinger Vis. Hii Mary Sturgis Hazel FE Hinger Rhoda Nagle Irene Whitcraft Harl Reist Lillian McCreary Helen Farrand Dorothy Spickler Weber McCreary

Stolen Car Recovered Near Avon

An automobile owned by George Krepp of Lititz R D 5, Lebanon County, stolen Sunday night, was recovered Monday near Avon by Corporal R N K of the Lebanon highway patrol substation. The officer said the car had been abandoned.

George Krepp Lititz R. D. 5 Lebanon Avon Highway Patrol

Pretzel Makers Elect Lancaster Leader at Meeting

E. D. Sturgis was elected president of the Lancaster County Pretzel Manufacturers Association at a Lancaster gathering Thursday evening. Other officers named were James Sugox as vice president W. M. Kissinger treasurer and K. W. Singer secretary. The first group meeting under the National Pretzel Code authority was held Monday at the Y M C A in Lancaster. Henry G. Burke Baltimore executive secretary of the National Code Authority spoke on the code’s formation and sections including mandatory charges for metal containers. Fred Weiss Annapolis field representative described a tour of pretzel bakeries and urged manufacturers to report the code relation for prompt investigation and settlement.

E. D. Sturgis Lancaster County Pretzel Manufacturers’ Association Lancaster James Swegox W. M. Kissinger Singer K. W National Pretzel’ Code Authority Henry G. Burke Baltimore National Code Authority Pretzel Idustry Fred Weiss Annapolis Authority Burke Memb Thei Weiss

Old School Sold at Public Auction in Ephrata Township

The Ephrata Township School Board sold the abandoned Fast Middle Creek school building on the road between Milwa and Lincoln at a public auction Saturday. B Landis of Ephrata purchased the property.

Ephrata Township Fast

Property for Sale Contains 68 Perches with Abandoned School

A property auction lists 68 perches of land with a brick one room school building unused for over a year. Auctioneer Stauffer Diehni oversees the sale priced at 200 dollars.

Stauffer Diehni

Mission Society Meeting of Moravian Chineh

The Women's Missionary Society of the Moravian Chineh met Thursday at Miss Amelia Miler's home in West Orange Street with Mrs Byron K Horne in charge. Topics covered motive and method of Moravians. discussion included Emily Eschbach and A Kauffman. A letter from Bethesda Leper Hospital Surinam thanked them for a box sent in March. Next gathering at Miss Sophie Bricker's on the third Thursday in October.

Women’s Missionary Society of the Amelia Miler West Orange St Byron K. Horne H. H. Givin E. Nethercot Emily Eschbach A Kauffman Sophie Bricker Eizabeth Hepp Anna Lutz Reedy Florence Seldomridge Ella Smeltzer Anna Stark Virginia Grosh Alice Morrow Ametia Miller

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