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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1926
Page
4
The Lititz Record notes editor and proprietor Buch. It lists subscription at $1.56 per year and records entry at Lititz Pennsylvania Post Office as second class matter.
A Philippine quartet performs Thursday evening at K G E Hall to aid the high school commencement fund. The U E Sunday School Men’s Bible Class rally is Sunday at 2 PM with Rev Grant Seidel of Reading and the Gap male chorus. Various church and social meetings occur through Friday and Easter visits noted for Beulah Keith and Elva Zwally.
The Brunnerville brief notes a bright Easter season with many visits and gatherings. Lester H. Smith from near Akron stayed with Clarence and family. Mrs. J. W. Roth attended events near Manheim. Rev. Drumbaker spoke at the Church of the Brethren in Middle Creek.
Easter Sunday social notes list guests including Mr and Mrs Raymond Egsh leman from Lititz and Mr and Mrs Harry Ober of Petersburg with Mr and Mrs Ira Zartman of New York. Also mentions Simon Snyder of Elizabethtown College visiting the C B Snyder family and Samuel Elser with family at Weidmanville.
Mrs Lily W Gerhart attended Confirmation Services at St Lukes Schaefferstown on Good Friday evening. Mrs J W Gerhart joined Easter Music in U E Church Ephrata Monday evening. Easter Cantata at Slopeland well rendered and attended by many locals. Mr and Mrs John Galebach Penryn and Messrs Isaac and Clarence Weidman Lexington visited Samuel B Keller family Sunday.
The Grace United Evangelical Sunday School group met at the Harlinger home with a large attendance. Rev David Snader joined Paul Hornley and Anna Weaver in marriage at his home with a reception at the bride’s parents. Numerous local families attended church dedications, visits, and gatherings across Akron and nearby towns. New Spring goods arrived at Doster’s Dept Store with promotions on linoleum, rugs, and window shades, plus Scott’s Bookstore selling Pretzelette and a new spring cap line.
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