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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1925
Page
4
Subscription price set at 1.50 dollars per year for the Lititz Records published by R. E. Buch editor and proprietor. Entered at Lititz Pennsylvania post office as second class matter.
Advertisers push spring promotions to boost sales as shoppers seek best bargains. Consumers rely on newspapers to find the stores most likely to offer low costs and steady value, while advertisers claim a brisk, targeted push can direct the public to the best bargains.
A funeral notice lists numerous attendees from Lancaster Manheim Reading Mountville Bricker Brickerville etc including Ehner Heinaman Jerome Gans Philip Floyd Stephen Heinaman Jacob Ault J. Wommert and many others. The fragment also mentions Gent's pocket books and a sales ad for new summer dress goods at Pfautz Bros.
Zion's Lutheran Sunday School presents a long Easter program featuring named students and songs. The Loyal Worker's class holds a monthly meeting at Lavina Smith's home. The Men's Bible Class meets Sunday at 2 PM with Rev. Bond as speaker. Akron High School will present the play His Uncle's Niece.
Fire Co Hall hosts a meeting on April 17 at 8 PM. A Gehman community tobacco packer has processed 100000 lbs at Leola and 5000 lbs at Akron with crews continuing packing in April. A long list of Sunday dinners features many families from Lincoln Rothsville Ephrata Talmage Akron Lititz Norristown New Jersey and Reading with numerous relatives visiting and hosting. Society of Farm Women No 1 meets April 11 at Alice Hess home with program and refreshments. next meeting May 2 at Mary Bucher’s near Lexington with Anna Forbes cake demo. Card of Thanks thanks Kings Daughters Lutheran Home Department and friends for support during illness and death of Jacob Heineman’s mother.
April advances with blooming peach trees and early gardens as locals note scarce Florida oranges and rising prices. The quiet welcomes spring with singing poets and a free Lancaster pike promise.
D W Royer of Ephrata known as Spot Light Davy has invented a multi lens egg candling device installed at L M Sheaffer produce warehouse. The new system uses a single bright light with multiple lenses for twenty to ten testers, enabling faster, clearer detection of egg defects and reduced lighting costs. Patent applied for. Also notes Easter party hosted by Mr and Mrs Ezra Meek with numerous attendees from Shillington Denver Reinholds and other towns.
State of Pennsylvania Lancaster County shows a bank cashier H H Diehm swearing to an official statement of liabilities and assets dated April 14 1925. The document lists capital paid in surplus funds undivided profits and various deposits including demand deposits and certificates of deposit totaling 1 566 970 52 with signatures of notary J B Herr and observers Amos W Sensenich Adam I Burkholder P K Graybill.
An advertisement states a $60,000 value pocket book with name and address printed in gold will be free at Wertsehs. The offer highlights a luxurious item and a promotion location.
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