Borough To Aid Community Show In Lititz
Progress at weekly Lititz Community Show Association meeting highlights the Made In Lititz display set to be the fair’s centerpiece. A committee led by E Witmyer Domer Brenger and Elmer B Beck will locate a building to host it while the borough offers to cover electric costs and cooperate.
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Lititz
E.witmyer
Domer Brenger
Elmer B. Beck
Treasury
Ladies’ Aid Society of the United Brethren Church
Akron Lutheran Church Dedication With Organ Unveiled
Impressive dedication services marked the unveiling of improvements and a new pipe organ at Aion Lutheran Church in Akron. Rev. Ernest H. J. Holt of Lancaster will speak, with the orchestra performing. Services begin at 230 o clock with a Sunday School charge to follow.
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Aion Lutheran Church
Akron
Ernest H. J. Holt
Lancaster
No Change In Mails Amid Daylight Saving Time Shift
The county kept mail times same despite statewide switch to Standard Time on Sunday. Lehigh Valley mails maintained schedule with only the one hour adjustment. No confusion reported and church services proceeded on time.
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Lititz
Ifme
Leve
Local business moves reshape Lenco area locations
Lester Stark moves Five Points Restaurant to the former RayArt Goodie Shop on E Main Street with a move planned tomorrow and opening on the eighth day. Charles Kerick rents Lititz Motor Sales garage at Lin coln Avenue and Cedar Streets for a service station and bus housing after October 1. Ford dealers relocate to Daniel Withers go building ai ai Ki Main Street.
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Lester Stark
Five Points
RayArt Goodie
E Main Street
Charles Kerick
Lititz Motor Sales
Lincoln Avenue
Cedar Streets
Jerry Adams
Ford
Daniel Withers
Ai Ai Ki
Main Street
Obituary of Mrs Laura Miller Hepp
Mrs Laura Miller Hepp 31 wife of Lewis B Hepp died at her sister’s home in Harrisburg at noon Tuesday after a lingering illness. A Lititz High School graduate she lived in New York City for ten years. Survived by her husband her sister and her mother Mrs Kimma Miller of Harrisburg. Funeral from the Hepp home 145 E Main Street tomorrow at 2 PM with burial in Moravian cemetery. ER M Spacht funeral director.
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Laura Miller Hepp
Lewis B. Hepp
Frank Burkholder
Harrisburg
Town
Lititz High School
New York City
Kimma Miller
Hepp
E. Main Street
ER. M. Spacht
Tunewal
Elizabeth Keath 87 Widow of Thomas Keath Dies at Penryn Area
Mrs Elizabeth Keath 87 widow of Thomas Keath formerly of Penryn died Friday at her home 51 East Lincoln Avenue from age related infirmities. She is survived by five children A Y Keath Penryn Willi Sharp Enola Mrs Ella Marks Frank Keath Pistonville Mrs J B Kauffman Litlia and a daughter in law Mrs Alice Keath Litlia plus 12 grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Aunté Hammer Manheim and Mrs Mary Behm Speedwell. Funeral from the home Monday at 1 30 then 2 oclock at Penryn Reformed Church burial in adjoining cemetery. R M Spacht funeral director.
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Elizabeth Keath
Thomas Keath
Penryn
East
Lincoln Avenue
A. Y. Keath
Willi
Sharp
Enola
Ella Marks
Frank Keath
Pistonville
J. B. Kauffman
Town
Law
Alice Keath
Litlia
Barton 5 Sharp Barton Sharp dies in Enola home
Retired railway mail clerk Sharp, age, died Saturday morning at his sister’s home in Enola. He lived in Landisville over 56 years and served 33 years as a mail clerk. Survived by multiple brothers and sisters in Enola Elizabethtown and town. Services held Tuesday afternoon at Zion Lutheran Church Landisville with Rev A T Cooper officiating.
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Barton
Sharp
WH. M. Harter
Enola
Landisville
I. M. Tarter
Harry J. Sharp
William Sharp
Isaae Sharp
M. 8. Sharp
Frank Brubaker
Elizabethtown
Adam Sharp
Town
Zion Lutheran Church
A. T. Cooper
J. B. Baker
Youk
Michael Peiffer dies at 69 after illness at home
Michael Peiffer 69 died Thursday night at 10 30 at 145 New Street from complications of diseases. He worked nearly 20 years as night watchman for Simplex Paper Box Co and was a member of the local Foresters Lodge. He is survived by his wife Mary Miller before marriage and three sons Harry of Newmanstown Charles Lititz and J H Peiffer continued on page 4
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Michael Peiffer
New Street
Simplex Paper Box Co
Foresters Lodge
Mary Miller
Harry
Newmanstown
Charles. Lititz
J. H. Peiffer
No Typhoid in Town Despite Rumors
Health Officer Jacob Ruhl reports no typhoid fever in town though rumors of oral cases persist. He notes a quarantine at a house and few intestinal grip symptoms resembling typhoid, fueling public concern.
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Jacob Ruhl
Ruhl
Toy
Lititz
Truck damages after rear-end collision at Broad and Orange
A truck owned by E. K. Zartman R. D. 1 was damaged Tuesday morning in a rear-end collision at Broad and Orange Streets. Zartman failed to notice a slowing truck ahead on the same road, damaging radiator lights and fenders.
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E. K. Zartman
Lancaster
Broad and
Orange Streets
Ms. Zartman
Hint
Sings At Lititz Rotary Club by Joseph Sheckard
Joseph Sheckard recently opened studios Turvoca and instrumental instruction in Lititz and Columbia. He sang tenor solos at the weekly Rotary meeting in General Sutter with two numbers Calm as the Night in German and Trees. The finale included Requiem and The Sleigh drawing much applause. Next Tuesday the Assembly will hear committee chairmen report to the board.
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Joseph Sheckard
Turvoca
Columbia
Lititz
Bohr
Tomer
Konitz
Lititz A A Loses Opener at Lancaster 12 7
Lititz A A football loses its season opener at Lancaster on Sunday afternoon to Bu Stumpf's eleven by 12 to 7. Keener scored on a 5 yard dash after an interception and Lititz led 7 0 at halftime. Stumpf's substitutes rallied in the fourth, scoring twice. Lititz A A lineup included Davidson Keener Batdorf May Todd Wonder Geta Adams Carpenter Geltz. Next Sunday they travel to Lancaster to play Northern Lights eleven.
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Lititz A. A
Lancaster
Bu Stumpf
Keener
Stumpf
Davidson
Batdorf
May
Todd
Wonde Geta
Adams
Carpenter
Geltz
Wentworth
Kepley
Steffy
Templeton
St Pauls Church windows undergoing repairs on Broad Street
Repairs are underway on large Broad Street windows at St Pauls Lutheran Church as stained glass pieces loosen in several spots. The issue comes as the community participates in church events and local Society meetings.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Broad Street
High Opens Grid Season On Lincoln Ave Saturday
Lititz High School football opens its season Saturday at 2 pm facing F M Academy Reeser of Lancaster on Lincoln Field. Coach Clyde Arbogast reports the squad in good shape with no serious injuries and expects a strong start. The backfield is young but improving as the largest turnout in school history competes for early success.
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Lititz Eheh
F. & M. Academy Reéeser
Lancaster
Lincoln Eld
Clyde Arbogast
State Takes Over Street Network But Noted in Town
The State Highway Department informed the Borough that several streets linking state roads have been taken over by the Commonwealth for future repair. Burgess Frene man reported the letter, naming West Oration, W Lincoln Avenue, East Main Street and Water Street as the affected routes. The Moravian Church seeks an athletic field on park or West Lincoln Avenue land, urging action to avoid unused property tax loss. A committee of representatives was proposed to study the athletic-field issue, while Lititz Community Show Association requests street closures.
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State Highway Department
Tlutist
Commonwealth
Burgess Freneman
D. Ptrricker
Lititz
Rain Dampens Garden Spot Carnival After Delays
Rain forced postponement of a Garden Spot Post American Legion carnival held Saturday night. A small crowd attended as wet grounds lingered all evening. The Legion broke even financially and sold remaining amusements at half price to minimize losses. The talent pleased the few attendees.
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American Legion
Legion
Training Class To Open In Community Leadership Course
The Community Leadership Training Course opens tonight at 7 15 in the lower Sunday School room of St Pauls Lutheran Church. Rev Byron K Horna of the Moravian Church will teach the six week program titled The Principles of ing.
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Moravian Sunday School
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Byron K. Horna
Moravian Church
Subili Pet
Ing
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Council
Fair
Rotary Club
Northern Lights
St. Luke's Reformed Church
Women’s Missionary Society
Salem Church
Kissel Tall
St. Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School
Harry Baker
Rotheville
Dorothy Spacht
South Bread
Anna Brenner
General Hospital
An Crawford
General Sutter
Lindan Hall
Kenneth Gaston
Our Girls School
August Fleckenstein
Re. Street
Sally Fass
Lincoln Ave
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