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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1930
Page
4
Editors and publishers E. D. Fulweiler and J. R. Johnson listed as post office second class matter. Communications addressed to The Record Printing Co Lititz Pa with subscription at $1.50 per year.
The list identifies errors about a lumberjack figure such as wearing a derby hat horn rimmed glasses one glove and one mitten carrying a fountain pen and wearing a collar and tie. It notes water noise at the foot falls lily pads not at the falls and incorrect peavey details including a too long handle and a wrong bit on the peavey hook.
Mr and Mrs Charles Fry of Philadelphia spent Easter with the latters brother Wilson Hacker. Mr and Mrs Louis Hepp of New York City spent several days with the family or relatives in the area.
Long list of residents and guests visiting family homes over Easter. Included are Rev W R Sammel visiting Bedford PA, families from Philadelphia and New York, Easter gatherings at Rev Raezer and Mrs Bard homes, and local movements to Atlantic City and college elsewhere. Also notes births, medical care, a marriage at Manheim and a ministerial meeting.
New hat arrivals include Lacy Straws and Toyos for sport. Prices range from $1.95 to $4.95 with multiple options featured at $2.95 and $3.95.
Miss Myra B. Gamber of Lititz R D 8 announced her engagement to Roy L. Good of near Lancaster at a Saturday eve party. The kiss of news was concealed in a large Easter nest with guests including Mr and Mrs Lester Runk and several Wilhide and Good family members.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Ellmaker of 19 Locust Street hosted a wedding dinner Sunday for their daughter Jennie and her groom Warren Ruth of Hopeland. The ceremony was held Saturday at the U B Church in Lykens Pa with guests including Mr and Mrs George Ruth and Irene Sadie Anna and Ella Ruth of Hopeland.
Mr and Mrs Charles Eimaker and son Andrew and grandmother of Reading along with Mr and Mrs George Ruth and daughter Helen Winifre and friend of Wyomissing are listed in the readable notice fragment.
Mrs. Ira G. Landis of Lancaster R D 6 died early last Thursday from complications at age 49. She left a husband and nine children including Mrs Webster Keath Lititz and Jacob Landis Butler. She also leaves several siblings. Funeral services and interment were at Rothsville Lutheran Church with BR M Spacht as funeral director.
Mr and Mrs William Pfautz and son Mervin of Hallville and Miss Helen McMullen were guests on Sun.
A series of weekend visitors frequented farms around Elm Manheim and nearby towns. Households welcomed Mr and Mrs Henry Long and Misses Katie and Mabel Brownsberger, Mr and Mrs Rudy Pierce and Grace, and several Yeagleys, Showers, and Astons. Others included Ed Yeagley family guests at their home and W T F household visitors from Pittman Ohio Annville Lititz and Me Biemesderfer households.
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