Lititz urged to boost town pride and image
The Lititz article cites a Topeka Capital ethics message urging citizens to speak well of their town. It urges residents to boast, show pride, and avoid disparaging Lititz so the town can prosper and grow in prominence.
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Topeka
Kansas
Record
United States
Lititz
Front St
Saving Daylight
Daylight can be saved without laws by going to bed earlier and rising earlier. The piece notes that legislation is sought for many issues but urges individuals to adopt earlier hours, especially after a long winter, to enjoy daylight and daylight’s benefits. It comments on Lititz civic advice saturation while promoting personal action to save daylight.
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Lititz
Fight over free government seeds in Congress debate
Oldest Lititz resident recalls spring seed gifts from the government while the Department of Agriculture denounces the practice as a degenerated and costly tradition. Secretary Meredith notes past reasons for seed tests but argues the system now wastes over a million dollars in posting and related costs.
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Lititz
Department of Agriculture
Meredith
Apple butter demo at Pfantz Bros store Saturday
Mickey Lutz and Schramm host an apple butter demonstration at Pfantz Bros. store this Saturday. Stop in for a real treat.
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Lutz & Schramm
Pfantz Bros
ROTHSVILLE Varsity Defeats Alumni 41 to 40 in Close Finale
The Rotsville High School Varsity beat the Alumni 41 40 in a fast paced forty minute game marking end of the 1919 20 season. Landis Stauffer and Berkinbine led the Varsity while Risser Huber and Keith starred for the Alumni. Local social notes record visits and new drivers joining the automobile ranks among residents and friends.
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Landis
Stauffer
Berkinbine
Risser
Huber
Keith
R. H
T. H. Shaar
Lancaster
Norman Kline
Esther Zwally
Elva
Long
Lititz
Willis Long
Herbert
Manheim
Katie Royer
Lincoln
Sylvia Weachter
Mary Myers
Henry H. Myers
Linden Hall Seminary
Joseph N. Mohn
Lillian V
Leacock
Mohn
Kinzer Bender
Hllis Hoffman
Reamstown
James Weachter
Ephrata
Martha Fassnacht
Sherman Chronister
John Loose
Chevrolet
W. S. Stauffer
Anna Butzer
Reading
D. D. Butzer
Berks Woman Resigns as Ephrata School Instructor
Miss Kate Hoffman of Morgantown Berks county resigns from her post after 41 years as a public school teacher. Health has declined and she will rest at home. Her career spanned Caernarvon Robeson townships and Chester county with 28 years teaching fifth grade in Ephrata borough Franklin school.
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Berks
Ephrata
Kate Hoffman
Morgantown
Berks County
Ephrata Borough
Hoffman
Miss Hoffman
Caernarvon
Robeson
Chester County
Ephrata Township
Franklin
Local Families Visit Relatives Over Easter Weekend
Lexington guests include Mr and Mrs Menno Habecker with children from Lancaster visiting Elmer Todd family. Flora Klein and son Jamie spend weekend in Lancaster with Normah Klein family. Abrams Metzler family visit Phares Zartman. Raymond Dillman Ira Zartman of Muhlenberg College visit from Allentown for Easter. David Meily and wife from Cincinnati Ohio touring locally. Harry Kauffman and daughter Violet visit Isaac Kauffman at Pine Hill.
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Menno Habecker
Lancaster
Elmer Todd
Flora Klein
Jamie
Normah Klein
Abrams Metzler
Phares Zartman
Raymond Dillman
Ira Zartman
Muhlenberg College
Allentown
David Meily
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry Kauffman
Violet
Isaac Kauffman
Pine Hill
Easter and community moves touch Lititz and Lincoln
Clay Cullings reports Easter at Lititz with Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Bucher and children. Norman Graybill family moved near Neffsville on April 1. Amos N. Landis and family moved to Lincoln. Jacob Nissley family also moved to Lincoln. Jacob Wiest and Elser Gerhart attended the American Legion in Lititz. Mrs. Jacob Palm and Pauline visited Schaefferstown for church services. Lily W. Gerhart and P. C. Elser attended Catherine Hehnly funeral at Mellinger's Church near Schoeneck. Edna Nissley of Weidmansville visited the Elser family.
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E. B. Bucher
Lititz
Norman Graybill
Neffsville
Jacob
Amos N. Landis
Lincoln
Amos L. Risser
Jacob Nissley
W. J. Miller
Jacob Wiest
Elser Gerhart
American Legion
Jacob Palm
Pauline
Schaefferstown
The
Reformed Church
Lily W. Gerhart
P. C. Elser
Catherine Hehnly
Mellinger’s
Schoeneck
Edna Nissley
Weidmansville
Farm Women Hold Meeting At Minnich Home
The Society of Farm Women met at the home of Mrs Hl G Minnich on Saturday April 8. Members discussed upcoming county events and shared farm tips while planning community service activities.
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Society of Farm Women
Hl. G. Minnich
Evening meeting details highlight child nutrition talk
The session opened with scripture reading and prayer, minutes approved, roll call, and a paper on The Childs School Lunch by Miss Carrie Hess. Round table talks stressed proper child nutrition for mind development and health. Music and recitations followed before adjournment to Mrs Diller Groffs home on May 1.
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Carrie Hess
Florence Frank
Howard Minnich
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