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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1928
Page
8
A storefront notice urges readers to ask for their favorite magazine. If unavailable, staff promise to obtain it promptly, highlighting rapid procurement service. The playful line underscores inventory access and customer convenience.
Letters testamentary granted to Charles N. Derr for the Allen K. Hacker estate in Lititz Pennsylvania require all debts to be paid promptly. Creditors and claimants must present their demands to executor Charles N. Derr at Lititz, PA, through attorney M. G. Schaeffer.
A collage of wry thoughts on weather, markets, and daily life including remarks on asparagus, stringbeans, coal prices in local yards, and the arrival of spring. Observations touch on justice, aging, headlines, and cultural notes from cantaloupes to poetry ambitions and a talk of a Republican newspaper in Lancaster.
Mrs. Jennie B Balmer joined the Lutheran Church at Penryn during the Pre Communion service last Thursday evening. Velma Fern Biemesderfer, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert B Biemesderfer, was baptized at the same service. Communion will be held at Liita Mennonite Church Sunday at 9 30 with preparatory services Saturday at 2. W C T U plans a meeting at Moravian Sunday School Chapel Monday at 8 with a playlet and refreshments. Sunshine Class of United Evangelical met at Morris Wolf home with readings and a vocal solo. Ushers Association of Moravian church held an open meeting with speeches and fellowship.
The Sisters of the Holy Cross at Sacred Heart Academy in Lancaster educate children for their first Holy Communion. They emphasize science and the arts, live a vow of poverty obedience and celibacy, and stress accessible education through gifted music instructors and alumni.
Seven small trees from the Gettysburg battlefield were shipped to Napa California to be planted at the California Veterans' Home grounds. The move supports a beautification plan to include trees from every U S battlefield where troops fought. The American Tree Association notes nut tree planting is a relatively new practice in the United States, once met with skepticism.
Fred Adams also known as Fritz Adams, a Newark Bears twin sport athlete, married Rosalie Eli nor Durik of Norristown Pa. The romance began when Adams played for Scranton in the New York Pennsylvania League two years ago. He lives in Reading and began his career with the Reading Oliver Club.
Edward Schwarz, 44, of Lanaster, ended his life Friday by attaching a rubber tube to a gas outlet and placing the hose in his mouth under a blanket. He had been out of work for several months. Phone your news to the Record-
The Women's Missionary Society plans a Spelling Bee at Brunnerville School House on Saturday evening May 5 with dialogues and special music provided.
An application will be made in Lancaster County Court of Common Pleas on May 26 1928 at 10:00 AM by Eli L Garber Benjamin Seaman Harry A Wertsch H H Diehm Lewis N Moyer and Charles K Keath for a charter to form the Lititz Chamber of Commerce to promote industrial civic economic and social welfare of Lititz and vicinity The charter is on file in the Prothonotary's office in Lancaster Pennsylvania. Joseph B Wissler is solicitor.
Mrs E V Johns of Neffsville died Wednesday at 4 30 AM from a complication of diseases. She was 69. Survived by husband Calvin Johns and daughter Mrs J G Warren, both of Neffsville and Lancaster respectively, plus seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Private funeral Saturday at 2 PM with services at St Peters Lutheran Neffsville and burial in Neffsville Lutheran cemetery.
The article lists names such as Mary Eshleman and Grace Sesseman along with event details. Tickets cost 25 cents and reserved-seat charts will be at Moyer's Drug Store Saturday morning. The baccalaureate sermon is May 27 by Rev. S. A. Heisey, class day May 28, commencement May 29 with speaker Rev. Warren Giles of East Orange New Jersey. Entrance exams for country pupils are May 5. Read the Record.
The Bureau of Markets warns chick buyers and producers after a study of over 1000 ads across papers and magazines. Hatcheries not cooperating use terms like free from disease or state supervised. Pennsylvania requires the phrase Pennsylvania State accredited. Buyers should verify the state and contact Harrisburg for a list of hatcheries under state supervision.
In a brief, fragmentary scene a mother and Ruth discuss a film moment where a hero shared a kiss and displayed a “die away” look. Ruth, excited, asks her mother if the character “got too much lipstick” after the kiss in a troubled exchange.
Scott's Book Store showcases a selection of greeting cards, highlighting quality designs and varied styles for different occasions. The display emphasizes tasteful choices and appeals to shoppers seeking thoughtful notes.
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