Show Exhibits Relocated For Lititz Community Show
Lititz Community Show Association met to set new exhibit sites due to town changes. The former Longenecker Garage on North Broad Street will host Commercial, Farm, and Poultry displays, with the Enck building on East Main Street used for fruit and vegetables. Other displays may include canned goods in nearby shop windows, and flowers will be shown.
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Longenecker
N. Broad Street
Lititz Community Show Association
Sturgia
D. L. Neff
Enck
East Main Street
Moyer
Huebener
Habecker
Eberly and Keneagy Marry at United Brethren Church
John W. Eberly of town and Mise Esther Keneagy of Kinzer wed Saturday night at the United Brethren Church parsonage with a ring ceremony. They will reside in Lititz. The groom, Lititz High School graduate, is a bookkeeper at Lititz Springs National Bank and receives friends’ congratulations. The bride was employed in Lancaster.
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John W. Eberly
Town
Mise Esther Keneagy
Kinzer
J. C. Yi. Light
United Brethren Church
Lititz
Lititz High School
Lititz Springs
Seniors Head to Gettysburg and Harrisburg Trip
The Senior Class of Liita High School leaves tomorrow morning for Gettysburg and Harrisburg. The excursion will visit all points of interest. Principal M W Brubaker will accompany as chaperone.
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Liita High School
Gettysburg
Harrisby
M. WW. Brubaker
Moravian College Football Squad Attends Lunch Then Game
The Moravian College football squad number 31 along with students dined Saturday at General Sutter. The team arrived by bus before noon, had luncheon, then traveled to Lancaster for a game with F. & M. They returned for dinner and later headed to Bethlehem.
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Moravian College
Horton Optician Ad in Lincoln Pa
Iyes examined, glasses fitted at Horton Optician Lincoln Pennsylvania. Hours posted 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Affordable pricing and attentive service advertised. Factory lens options and frame selections highlighted for local customers.
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Iyes
Horton
Optician
Lincoln
More Than Human Switchboard Now Controlling Water System
Automatic control of the town water system is now active after completion of the standpipe and booster-pump building. The system maintains precise levels in both tanks, records flow and pressures, and shifts supply between tanks to prevent pressure loss. It keeps standpipes between 69 and 109 feet, automatically starts pumps or opens valves as needed, and prevents depleting the southern old pipe.
Linden Hall Opening Activities And New Students Attend
Linden Hall hosted a baby party under Miss Harman and a stunt night led by gym teacher Miss McCan. Several new students joined last week including a Costa Rican girl on her second U.S. visit who studied in a New Orleans convent. Hockey practice has begun and coaches say a strong team is forming.
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Linden Hall
Miss Harman
Miss McCan
Costa Rica
America
New Orleans
Fined for Disorderly Conduct in Borough Court
Edgar Kofroth was fined five dollars and placed under restraints after a Tuesday arrest for drunkenness and disorderly conduct by Chief Kreider. He allegedly threatened to shoot a man named Todd and spent nine hours in the Borough lock-up.
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Edgar Kofroth
Squire Derr
Kreider
Kofroth
Todd
Gas Price Drops One Cent in Lancaster Area
Large refining companies announce a one cent per gallon decrease in Lancaster gasoline prices for Monday. Regular gas with tax included costs 16 1/2 cents per gallon, while premium stands at 14 cents.
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Compaiues
Lancaster
Tax collection schedule warns of October 1 penalty
Stevens Grosh, tax collector, will sit at the Five Points Store tomorrow and at the Park View Hotel Saturday for tax collection. After October 1 a 5 percent penalty is added and taxes must be paid to vote in the coming election. In many districts, tomorrow is the last day before penalties.
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S. Stevens Grosh
Five Points
Park View
School Fire Drill First Drill of 1982-38 Term
The first fire drill of the 1982-38 term was held Friday in Lititz schools and the building was emptied in 2 minutes. Future drills are expected to cut this time by at least 30 seconds as kinks are ironed out. Two minutes should be ample for safe pupil egress in a fire.
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Lititz
Mrs John Nissly Hosts Wilson College Club Meeting
Mrs John Nissly entertained the Wilson College Club Saturday afternoon at her South Broad Street home. A business session was followed by a buffet luncheon and bridge. Delegates to the Alumnae Council meetings were named, rummage sale plans discussed, and other matters of interest reviewed. Mrs Nissly was assisted by daughters Virginia and Mary Belle.
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John Nissly
Wilson College Club
South Broad St
Pretzelette Editorial Staff Announced for October 14
Warren Newcomer Lititzeligh School editor announced the first Pretzelette staff meeting and plans for the debut issue on October 14. The paper aims to reflect school spirit and provide a concise record of activities while upholding last year’s First Class Honor rating. The roster includes editor in chief Warren Newcomer and several business, advertising, and editorial staff with class years listed.
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Warren Newcomer
Pretzelette
Newcomer
National Scholastic Press Association
Richard Mulger
Wilbur Garman
Ruth Godhenaur
Suseanne Twlower
Jean Pfaalz
May Shissler
Lillian McCreary
Mildred Gangner
Helen Snyde Singer
Ruth Gii Flmore Byler
Mary Belle Nisely
Kathryn Rollman
Robert Kreider
Maybelle Helter
Clyde Myer
Cleo Himmelberger
Anna Steffy
Placing Bid Openings For Old Standpipe Repairs
Borough Council will open bids tomorrow for repairs to the old standpipe on Maple Street including cement sidewalks curbs and gutters to the new standpipe. Work includes removing the fence atop the old structure and installing a welded conical steel roof plus exterior painting with red lead and aluminum coats.
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Maple Street
Moravian Church Holds Welcome for Rev Byron K Horne
A large Moravian congregation welcomed Rev Byron K Horne and his family to Lititz with a reception in the Sunday School Chapel. The event featured a varied program of entertainment by the Sunday School Orchestra and other performers, followed by refreshments.
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Moravian Church
Byron K. Horne
Lititz
Tomorrow Last Inspection Day for State Motor Vehicles
Tomorrow and today mark the final two days of the second mandatory vehicle inspection period. Many cars remain uninspected. owners risk fines and arrest if found on the road after tomorrow without the approved sticker.
Banquet planned by county auxiliaries at Hotel Brunswick
Members of Garden Spot Post 56 American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary plan to attend the county auxiliaries banquet at Hotel Brunswick this evening. Mayor Metzger and Congressman J Roland Kinzer will be speakers. Installing officers will be part of the program.
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Garden Spot Post
American Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Hotel Brunswick
Metzger
J. Roland Kinzer
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Eberly
Keneagy
Lititz-Brubaker Mill
Entertains Club
Council
Horne
Towa
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