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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1929
Page
2
An old remark notes a joke about a janitor at a local apartment house still holding a record for sustained flight without rafvel ing. The quote frames the janitor as a humorous benchmark in a cramped communal setting.
Sale notice lists events printing sale bills at RECORD OFFICE free of charge. April 27 Kissel Hill Inn on Litile Lancaster Highway hosts livestock implements goods and clothing sold by Kissel Hill Sales Roy Himmelberger mgr. Also April 27 four 244 story frame dwellings and one double stone dwelling on Spruce Street Pine Alley by J W Rogers and R E Worley trustees. May 4 sale at Henry B Eckert premises South Broad Street near Kissel Hill between Lititz for personal property and real estate sale.
Trustees announce a public sale of all that lot of ground in Lititz Lancaster County Pa described as fifty two by two hundred feet on Spruce Street to Pine Alley. The property includes four two and one half story frame houses and a stone dwelling. Sale starts at two oclock p m with terms announced by the trustees J W Royer R E Worley.
Charles Zimmerman driver of a Conestoga Traction Company truck turned west on Franklin street and collided with a car driven by I N Seibold on State street in Ephrata. Both vehicles were damaged but the drivers escaped injury.
Listings for Huebener & Habecker Real Estate Insurance Scrivening and Clerking of Sales at 34 E Main Lititz. Hershey & Gibbell Conveyancers Scriveners and Insurance Agents Deeds Wills Mortgages and estate settlements. Wingert & Haas Hat Store announces spring hats at 144 N Queen St Lancaster.
Mrs Annie C Shirk returned home after spending winter in Tampa with her daughter Mrs Everett Carey and family. Mr and Mrs Henry Sanders of Elizabethtown visited the N K Doster family. Mrs Alice Smith is recovering from a serious illness. Mr and Mrs Frank Shirker entertained David Hart of Lancaster recently. William Hyman drove to Philadelphia on a business trip. Mrs Delleth Mellinger of Baltimore spent a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Wasley S Brown. Ezra Keller of Weidmanville sold nineteen head of steer to John Hoober of Lancaster.
William Edmonds of Manheim faces involuntary manslaughter charges after a Harrisburg Pike collision with four motorcycles killed rider Raymond Sprecher of 615 West Marion. Edmonds posted 1000 dollars bail for a hearing before Alderman Burkhart. Also charged are two counts of assault and battery by automobile and reckless driving. Clinton Todd and Jay Barr, patients at St Joseph's hospital, are reported improved.
Joseph Resch of 188 South Fifth Street Columbia was arrested by County Detective C A Forrest and State Police from the Manheim barracks after they seized two complete stills a 50 gallon and a 10 gallon capacity two 100 gallon lots of finished product a large mash lot and moonshine found in charred kegs in the cellar He is a ironworker and operated the stills at night Both stills were in operation at the time of the raid He was held for County Alderman Trapnell of Lancaster to answer liquor law violation charges.
The Tritown Lions club will sponsor a Mother and Daughter banquet on Monday evening April 22 at the Bareville Fire Hall. An excellent program of speeches solos magic and orchestral selections has been arranged. The luncheon will be prepared by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Bareville Fire Company and served by the Bareville Lions.
The Society of Farm Women No. 2 gathered Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Abram Wolgemuth's Manheim residence with Mrs. Wolgemuth in charge. Esther Wolgemuth presented a recitation, and Grace Wolgemuth performed "Selling the Baby."
A poetic excerpt contrasts happiness with material subtraction, teaching reading writing and arithmetic as secondary to cultivating fine thoughts and inner joy. It emphasizes that true happiness cannot be gained by diminishing others.
The passage touts New-type Atlantic as an extra-powered gasoline with superior refining quality offered at no extra cost. It highlights Atlantic’s vast resources and testing as enabling the product to deliver enhanced performance and efficiency, suggesting it is the most efficient motor oil made for team use.
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