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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1926
Page
4
The Lititz Record shows R. E. Buch as editor and proprietor with subscription details listed. It notes the paper is entered at Lititz Pennsylvania post office as second class matter.
The article notes spring mud on country roads disrupts daily life and commerce. Frost-scarred soils become sloughs in warm weather, isolating regions for about a month and driving debt as communities fund passable highways for the rest of the year.
A district Sunday School Board conference at the Brethren church is scheduled for April 24 at 2 and 7 PM. The Grace United Evangelical church hosts its Women’s Missionary Society’s monthly meeting. The Kings Daughter Circle plans a bake sale Saturday at noon at the square. Various local families hosted or visited relatives across the area, including visits to Lititz, Ephrata, Rothsville, Myerstown, and Denver.
Next Sunday will be a Men’s Day in the Evangelical Sunday School. An interesting session was conducted last Sunday by a guest speaker and the group discussed community outreach and fellowship.
Mrs Katy Marxen and Mrs 8 F Harnish sang two duets. Esther Werner and Sarah Ewing recited. Mother's Day will be observed May 9. Milton Wenger makes improvements on his premises. A baseball team organized under C B Wolf. Twins born to Mr and Mrs Robert Snader. Sarah Ewing of Schuylkill College spoke at Evangelical church. Rev BE S Hoppes to attend Fast Pennsylvania conference in Lancaster next week.
Brunnerville notes report multiple family visits from Eckert and related families across Lexington and Lebanon. Church activities include a Communion Service adjusted to 2 PM at Brunnerville A B Church and a May 4 meeting of the Kings Daughters circle at the Enck sisters home in Lexington. Rev. Henry Ishimura will present 200 slides of Japan on May 2 at the same church.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ober attended the funeral of Stanley Ober, cousin of Clay Cullings and son of Prof. H. K. Ober of Elizabethtown, held Thursday. Elser Gerhart and a friend were present.
Dinner guests include Mrs. John Hess Akron and Rufus Veisey party visiting family in Mastersonville and Schoeneck. Pianos advertised at 95 dollars. Y P B officers elected with Ruth Ferrand as president and Grace Hackman as vice president. Sunshine envelopes shipped to a soldiers hospital. County treasury donation of 2.50. County convention planned for Lititz May 22. W C T A to host reception for Kissel Hill and Lititz branches on April 26 at 7 45 pm. Dues may be brought to the reception. Used pianos advertised by Howard S. Young. American Forest Week endorsed.
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