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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1929
Page
3
Auction schedule lists sales across Lititz and surrounding areas. Items include household goods, personal property, real estate, and ground parcels. Events feature 1 PM starts and venues such as Yartman's Mill, Lexington Hotel, Kissel Hill Inn, and Eckert property on South Broad Street.
On Saturday April 27 1929 the Trustees will expose to public sale on Spruce Street Lititz Lancaster County Pennsylvania a fifty two by two hundred foot lot with four two and a half story frame houses on Spruce Street and a double two and a half story stone dwelling on Pine Alley The sale starts at 2 PM and terms will be announced by the trustees J W Royer R E Worley attorneys S G Hassler auctioneers and others.
Ada Schnerer named Notary Public in Lititz Pennsylvania, receiving commission and official duties under state law. The appointment, effective immediately, authorizes acknowledgment and attestation of documents within the district.
The BE and RE church groups plan meetings as primary and secondary schools close after an eight month term. Volunteers graded the old Evangelical church site and filled the cellar while many named locals assisted. A cen tenary celebration and regional visits punctuate a day of community activity.
Edwin Andrews, noted Bible lecturer, will give illustrated talks at the Church of the Brethren in Lititz. He will present topics such as Mussolini and the Apocalypse Beast and 1000 Years with a large chart viewable from the pews. A silver offering and a children's quartet are planned.
H Frank Eshleman of Lancaster spoke at Long Memorial United Brethren Neffsville Sunday evening. The Workers' Bible class directed the program. His subject was The Relation of Religion to Government.
Direct sun exposure is described as instantly deadly to digi germs and dangerous to microbes, with prolonged sun hours harming disease resistance. The piece argues sunshine powers life and urges travel or reading to keep the mind active and stave off boredom.
Church notes list meetings and social events across several congregations. Winding schedule includes W T U in Moravian chapel Monday at 7 30, U B Church baked ham supper Saturday, Altar Society aluminum demonstration, and other ladies aid socials with "April Fool's Meeting" and birthday event, all on Broad Street and Church Square.
A vintage-style recipe shows molasses sugar and vinegar boiled to a thread then mixed with cocoa and baked into candy. The text shifts to jocular claims that a sheep in America is learning to speak with a first syllable of banana. The piece ends with archaic moralizing lines about buying and selling necessities.
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