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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1923
Page
4
Advertisers and residents urged to buy locally to keep wealth in Lititz. The piece also recalls April Fool's Day traditions, noting changes in how jokes are played and how modern mischief focuses on social foibles rather than simple pranks.
In Lexington area social notes report Mrs. Charles Getz and family from Wocanville visiting Christ Zook’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Louis McNally also from Wocanville. Nathan Kofroth and family from Lititz visited Henry Mease’s home. Easter dinner hosted by Mabel Miller and father. Miss Kathryn Stauffer of Rothsville spent the weekend with Mildred Carpenter.
Iva Zartman of Muhlenberg College and Jaime Kline of Stevens Industrial School spend the Easter holiday with family. A Brunnerville spelling bee crowd attends. Local marriages, funerals, church events, porch renovations, and visits across Reading, Lancaster, and Leola are noted along with school programs and community gatherings.
Elgin Shoemaker and William Euck of this place face a trial on the Manheim baseball team. Roy Kneer and family from Eden spent Saturday in town by car bought recently. Easter visits and travel passages link local residents with New York Texas and Florida.
The ceremony took place at the Lutheran parsonage 28 W. Orange Street with Rev. W. A. Weicksal officiating. The couple was supported by bridal party members Miss Karold Wealand and Benjamin Keller. Susie B Koch and Lemon Birkenbine attended as guests.
Orchard prospects, wedding flurries, and material hints mingle in a window of spring notes. Items mention fruit trees, onions, oranges, and a push toward whitewashing while Florida oranges move out and California fruit moves in.
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