Lititz’s West Orange Street athletic field praised
A Lititz editorial lauds the West Orange Street athletic field built as a CWA project nearly completed and described as one of the finest in the state. The piece credits the school board’s foresight and urges residents to inspect the site, noting the work will endure for years and improve football and baseball when play begins in 1935.
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West Orange Street
CWA
Lititz
Public reaction to Lindbergh case shifts as Hauptmann arrest nears
Readers express relief that the long mystery may be solved as the ransom money linked to the crime through Roosevelt era gold policy. The piece credits law enforcement with progress and notes cautious hope that Hauptmann's arrest could conclude the kidnapping case.
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Hauptmann
Lititz National Bank elects John Ewane vice president
At a Lititz board meeting last Monday John Ewane won unanimous election as vice president. The report also notes El Fisher’s return from Philadelphia with goods to supply growing patronage, and local plans include a new store by John S. Givler & Co. amid community updates on farming and town events.
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Lititz National Bank
John Ewane
EL. Fisher
Philadelphia
Messrs. Stauffer and Reist
John S. Givler & Co
Lititz
Rothsville
Johnson Miller
Che ‘Y
Mathias Tshndy Buebetier
Esual
National Bank
Jae
Cor
A. B. Reidenbach
Addison Ptautz
Horace Keller
Spruce Street
Addison Scheneberger
Dititz
Lancaster General Wo.tpital
John Wike
J. I. Buch
A. G. Guiles
F. N. Mikseh
T. R. Kreider
J. St. Brieker
John A. Shank, Jr
Weidman
Ephrata National Bank
New York City
Atlantic City
Cape May
BR. Bach
Broad Street
Route Three Dinner Guests Across Lancaster Area
Mr and Mrs Robert Balmer hosted Sunday dinner with Ira Brenner in Lancaster. Philadelphia visitors Mr and Mrs Paul Evans called on Mr and Mrs Thomas Erb. Elmer Rohrer entertained Stauffer Hiestand and family of Lime Rock Sunday. Several couples and families visited others across Manheim Lititz Pennryn and Richland. Seventy seven attended a church roast event with Alexander Mac Cross of the Church of the Brethren present.
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Robert Balmer
Ira Brenner
Lancaster
Paul Evans
Philadelphia
Thomas Erb
Earl Rohrer
Stauffer Hiestand
Lime Rock
John Bradley
Manheim
Homer Hiestand
Sanford Todd
Susan Erb
Thomas Firb, Jr
Alice Saycer
Mt. Joy
Elmer Boyd
Lincoln
George Boyd
Irvin Hiestand
Samuel Becker
Myr
William Zellen
Clay Breitigan
Lexington
Harvey Allhouse
Clayton Balmer
Daniel Munnna, Jr
Near Penryn
Harvey ‘Rohrevitz
Dittman
Thomas Miller
Elmer Bomberrger
Lititz
Samuel Young and
Lawrence
John Neff
Nathan Neff
Forrest Herning
Alexander Mac Cross
Church of the Brethren
Si John
Rural deliveryman walks 254 miles on route despite bags
Twenty five years ago Hiram Meek covered his rural route by foot, carrying two heavy mail bags. He started at Litites at 9 A M and reported return to the post office at 3 15 P M. He completed the day with good energy and plans more weekly walks while weather stays favorable.
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Keystone
Harry Hackle
North Steaglen
Warwick
Bender
Hacker
Conestoga Creek
Joseph Morellus
Jle
Lititz Creek
J. C. Rhode
Anne Evans
Road Street
Hiram Meek
Litites
Dinner Guests Share Sunday Evening at Dittmans
Mr and Mrs Dittman entertained at dinner on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Abram Jeary Mr and Mrs Clarence Rhoads and family and Mr and Mrs Paul Heagy and daughter Ethel Rev and Mrs Ollie Hevener and Mr and Mrs Jerry Longenecker and daughter Helen visited Mrs Ella Longenecker Becker and children were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Daniel Krumbine near Lebanon
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Dittman
Abram Jeary
Clarence Rhoads
Paul Hea+ gy
Ethel
Ollie Hevener
Jerry Longenecker
Helen
Ella Longeneck
Samuel Becker
Daniel Krumbine
Lebanon
Penryn Area Sunday Guests Gather in Local Homes
A long list of families and relatives from Elizabethtown Lancaster Manheim Bunker Hill Brunnerville Kissel Hill and Lebanon County spent Sunday with neighbors and friends including the Biemesderfers Geils Kaufmans and Shanks. Visits spanned across multiple households with names such as Nye Ober Miller Keath Sturgis and Hind noted among attendees. The article documents a community tradition of Sunday hospitality in Penryn and surrounding towns.
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Elmer Gantz
Elizabethtown
Roy Nye
Iva Biemesderfer
Lancaster
Fillsworth Shank
Manheim
Milton Koon
Bunker Hill
Albert Baltz
John Biemesderfer
Arthur Gibble
Near Mastersonville
Trargey Ober
Donald
Robert
Brunnerville
Samuel Frey
Richard
Hallville
Alvin Keath
Verna Jane
Elm
Alice Ober
Robert Biemesderfer
Arvin Burkholder
Farmersville
Norman Ober
Gons
Wayne
Runsel
Henry Long
Kissel Hill
Wmrs
Sally Kauffman
Ay Steinman
Aaron Geil
George Biemesderfer
Henry Keath
Erma
Sara Jane
Paul Koshler
William Plautz
Mises
Laura
Jane Long
Lewis Sturgis
Ervin Miller
Samuel Hornley
Lexington
Clayton Hind
Mary
Harold
Jenny Balmer
Masonic Home
Ellsworth Shank
Tisyd Shank
Joy
Harry Shank
Prank Hammer
Howard Hammucker
Howard Demimy
and Emanuel Snyder
Lititz
Henry White
All the Home News in TLE RECORD
The item notes a publication titled All the Home News in TLE RECORD offered at a yearly subscription rate of 150 dollars. It reads as a brief notice of a periodical’s existence and price for potential readers or advertisers.
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