Lititz Record Publication Details Notation
The Lititz Record lists R. E. Buch as editor and proprietor and notes entry at Lititz Pennsylvania post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1925
Page
4
The Lititz Record lists R. E. Buch as editor and proprietor and notes entry at Lititz Pennsylvania post office as second class matter.
An article highlights backyard birding as a way to learn about local species and aid crop protection. It notes birds’ value as insect control and invites readers to engage with natural history while listing numerous social visits and family gatherings across Mt. Zion area towns.
This piece extols wild flowers along fields and roadsides, noting their simple beauty surpassing cultivated blooms. It cautions against hasty driving that prevents appreciation and warns that free picking threatens scarce varieties.
The article recalls old time remedies used by housewives to dose families with bitter brews, but notes two modern free cures: Open air and Out Door Work. It argues many indoors bound people can regain health by getting outside and staying active daily.
A special Krecker Memorial fund service is set for Sunday at 7 30 P M at Mt Zion Evangelical Church. A communion service was held Sunday morning at the Lutheran church led by Rev F A Weicksel.
A detailed itinerary for Rothsville commencement week from Sunday April 26 through Thursday April 30 includes baccalaureate services in the High School Auditorium, multiple evening performances by primary to secondary students, class day exercises, and the Fifteenth Annual Commencement with speeches, music, and diplomas presented by Supt. Arthur P. Mylin and Dr. Dippell of F and M College.
Lancaster guests visit local families include Mrs Maurice Harting and the Pfautz clan. A public sale is planned April 25 at A W Lane’s Store for Mrs Mary Steinmetz property. Church services and Sunday school are announced at St Johns Brickerville with invitations to attend.
Sunday guests visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elm with several relatives attending. The gathering included neighbors and family members sharing a meal and conversation.
Multiple Lititz and surrounding-area households report Sunday visits and travel. Christ Barnhart underwent appendicitis surgery at St Josephs Hospital. others hosted relatives from Farmersville Kissel Hill Brun nerville and Washingtonboro. Tobacco packing crews and local social visits mark the day.
Short disjointed lines discuss April showers May flowers hats drivers cops pennies the junk man and youth intelligence. It presents a collage of opinions from old timers and youths with no clear event or person. The tone resembles a column of aphorisms or readers’ musings rather than a news item.
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