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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1928
Page
4
The Lititz Record B and Bach editors and proprietors publish the newspaper from Lititz Pennsylvania. The note lists subscription at 1 50 per year and records second class mail status.
The Eben Ezer Evangelical S. S. Men's Bible Class celebrated its 16th anniversary with Rev. J F Graham of Windber Pa delivering a sermon and address. The event featured a male chorus, solo by Charles Imber, and recitations by Emeline Wolf and the Wolf sisters. Upcoming week offerings include Miss Lehman and Miss Satterfield in charge.
Miss Lois Weaver of Manheim and other residents visited relatives in multiple homes around Landisville Lititz Bricker ville Philadelphia and East Petersburg on Sunday. The sequence includes stops at the Brennemans Newcomers Kofroths Oberholtzer Rissers and Bruwaker households with extended family members noted.
Clay Cullings reports visits as Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ober and two sons called on E K Zartman family Sunday. Mr and Mrs David Eshleman hosted friends at dinner including Mr and Mrs Sam Nissley and daughter Edna of Weidmanville, Mr and Mrs Samuel W Elser and son Earl, Mrs Samuel S Weist and son Lemon, all from this place. Rev and Mrs H Arlington Gerhart with daughter Phoebe of Mannheim, Mr and Mrs Rufus F Heisey of Elva joined dinner with the hosts' family.
Regular attendees enjoy music and sermons at Neighbor Tabernacle in Ephrata. Several local residents update on visits and family news including Mrs Hannah Mellinger bedbound in Mt Airy and recent moves and home improvements by the Himer Rock and Bertha Johns families.
Lancaster resident Evelyn Aument visits aunt Mrs M G Shreiner this week due to institute duties in Lancaster. E D Todd family and R H E Adams family attend Easter services at Penryn. Galen Balmer seeks paper mill work in Philadelphia Friday. William Weinrich moves to Waldeck Monday. C M Bomberger plants potatoes Monday. Nathan C Frey family Buck's Mill visit Ralph E Adams Sunday. Mrs Joseph Garman from near Mannheim visits son Robert’s family Saturday to Sunday. Samuel M Frey acquires new Essex automobile Saturday. Jonas Longenecker and Phares Longenecker of Middletown visit Harry Etter’s family over Sunday. Morris Shaeffer and family Brunnerville with Nathan M Hitnier and two sons-in-law Penryn visit Elias Eitner’s family over Sunday. Erb's church communion services well attended Sunday morning. Eta Otto Lititz and Martha Otto Lancaster visit Har ry Otte family over Sunday. William Hains family Mr Joy visit Samuel C Frey’s family Monday.
Mr and Mrs Norman Forney and others were entertained at Elstonville. Mrs Walter Ehrhart and Gladys Ehrhart are ill at home. Priscilla Herr and John Rees Snyder visited Elmer Good and family. Rufus Nissley and children stayed with Norman Kauffman at Bronnerville. Bernice Ehrhart visited Lexington. Easter program The Gift of Life set for Brunnerville Sunday. Spelling bee drew many residents Saturday. Jno Landis family hosted dinner with Jacob Snyder household.
The last community meetings had Rev. O. Frantz of Lancaster present for New Testament history. Rev. Thomas spoke at the Evangelical church in Reading, with Rev. W. E. Sinclair ill in Boston. A birthday party for Arthur Earl Romig marked his sixteenth at the Romig home with teachers and local families attending.
Local families hosted or visited relatives across Lancaster County on Sunday. Names include Eshleman Zell Nelms Mohler Herr Fritz Getz Stew ard Wolf Eckenroad Hornberger Zwally Keener Reitz Rougher Wally Bomberger and others from Reading Eph rata Lititz Rothsville Red Run Terre Hill and Vioganville. The social rounds covered Millersville Camden N J and Strasburg areas with numerous siblings, parents, and children present.
The Easter program is set for Sunday April 8 at 7 00 pm with songs by the school and student recitations including The Resurrection Song The Voice of Spring The Cross The Saviour Lives Again and other pieces a Welcome by Helen Bowman A Vision Blest and The Bluebird's Message are among items. The Women's Missionary Society met April 3 at the Koehlers home and the Keystone Literary Society plans a regular meeting on Wednesday.
The senior play A Prince There Was staged in the High School Auditorium on Wednesday evening April 4 and proved a great success. The production from Rothsville will be repeated Thursday evening April 5. Lewis Bowman, previously working in Kingston, returned Saturday to start painting his own home.
Roy Himmelberger announces a new, scientific service after using an Ideal Lawn Mower Sharpener. The old method with files and dust ends, and he thanks patrons while inviting continued business at 119 West Orange Street.
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