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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1929

Page

11

Fassnacht Family Reunion Held With Prizes And Officers Named

The Fassnacht family gathered in Perkasie with a Loving Cup contest for children 12 and under won by Katie Goos of Ephrata. Prizes went to David Fassnacht for largest family present, Peter Eckert oldest attendee, and four month old Charles Lindburgh youngest. Officers were elected including Rev H E Fassnacht president and M B Fassnacht secretary. The Krick and Grossman families held reunions with listed officers. The Kling family set for a Springs Park reunion with Victor Kling as president.

Henry E. Fassnacht Perkasie Esther Weitzel Lincoln Katie Goos Ephrata David Fassnacht Peter Eckert Near Lititz Charles Lindburgh R. D Rev H. E. Fassnacht M. B. Fassnacht Lancaster Harvey S. Fassnacht T. J. Turner J. B. Dussinger Lititz E. S. Fassnacht LeRoy Werner Mohnton Ralph Fassnacht Morgantown Barton Weinhold Krick Keller’s Park Sinking Springs Frank Catherine Krick Philadelphia J. L. Hertz Thos H. Krick Coplay Daniel H. Krick Wm. F. High Wm. Fisher, Esq Reading Wm. F. Krick Daniel Erick Boyertown Edward Bortz Shillington

Picnic Plan Disrupted by Forgotten Stop In

A Lititz group arranged a picnic with place and time set but forgot the stop in. Readers are invited to learn the rest and view a selection of relishes cold meats and a cheese labeled as is cheese. Phone numbers offered for more details.

Lititz

Lititz Leaders Named in Community Group Slate

President Lawrence Kling of Lititz secretary John J Heiserman Lititz treasurer Willis R Kling Leola historian D C Kling Annville reception committee George Kling Elmer Kling

Lawrence Kling Lititz John J. Heiserman Willis R. Kling Leola D. C. Kling Annville George Kling Elmer Kling

Council to Replace Roof and Build Pavements on E Lincoln

City council approves a list of bills for repairs, gas, labor and services totaling numerous small payments. Items include electric lamps, cement, tarvia, insurance, surveying and police services with vendors such as Record Printing Co and Long & Co.

Frank Kready H. M. Kofroth C. W. Miller Levi Yerger Long & Co J. T. Grosh Barrett and Co Tarvia

Heads Farm Women at 4-H Convention Pageant Remarks

Devotions by Dr Henry K Ober ex President of the college opened the program with welcome. Prof Jacob Z Herr offered greetings from outside counties. Mrs J R Cassel State President of Manheim gave a report. Catherine and Dorothy Mumma sang a vocal duet from Donegal. Mary Brubaker Lititz reported as a delegate to the Washington DC national 4 H club encampment. Levi C Hershey Elizabethtown Borough President hosted with poems and readings. The group tentatively chose Millersville State Teachers College for the 1930 convention. Wheat is a staple plant with over 1000 varieties.

Henry K. Ober Jacob Z. Herr J. R. Cassel Manheim Catherine Dorothy Mumma Donegal Mary Brubaker Lititz Washington, D. C Levi C. Hershey Elizabethtown Board of Trustees of State Teachers’ College Millersville Society No. 12

Modern Miracle An Average Maus Idea Friday Night

An unusual note reflects on frugality as a man ends the week with five dollars remaining in his pocket. The piece, dated in a Cincinnati inquiry style, hints at a modest, almost miraculous, financial resilience.

China tackles illiteracy by reading ability limits

A Gas Logic excerpt notes that in China a person who can read only one or two thousand characters is still illiterate because they cannot read an ordinary book or newspaper. The remark highlights a high threshold for literacy and access to print media.

China

Lancaster Bi Centennial Air Meet Draws 15000

Fifteen thousand people including Lititz visitors gathered at Lancaster Airport for a two day Bi Centennial Air Meet. The event featured races stunts by local fliers and over twenty visiting pilots with many attendees taking their first airplane ride. Radio announcer Graham McNamee entertained crowds as a safety plan and future airport purchase were discussed by officials.

Lititz Lancaster Graham McNamee Lancaster County Musser William D. Grant Christiana Lancaster Airways, Inc Lancaster General Hospital

Aged Voganville Farmer Killed As Shed Falls

John Griffiths a 79 year old retired farmer of Voganville was killed Tuesday morning when a tobacco shed he and his son Joseph were tearing down collapsed and buried him. He lived on the farm tenanted by Joseph and is survived by five children including Joseph Abraham George Martin Eva.

John Griffiths Voganville Joseph Griffiths Abraham Hinkletown George Brownstown Martin Leola Eva Jefferson Ludwig

Signing a Pact Sir William Juyeson Ticks

A misread note quotes Sir William Juyeson urging caution against signing pacts. The fragment mentions uncertain language and a heart as a guiding element.

William Juyeson

Brick dwelling for sale in Lititz Pennsylvania

Nice new brick dwelling in good location offered at 4250 dollars by Huebener and Habecker Lititz Pa. Adv.

Huebener & Habecker Lititz

Lancaster Endurance Flight Plan Hit By Robin Record

Plans to set a new refueling airplane endurance record at Lancaster were severely affected by the 420 hour limit set by the St. Louis Robin when it landed Tuesday night. Lancaster Airport manager J. P. Jones said the attempt is doubtful and further flights may be too costly after the first try.

Lancaster St. Louis Robin J. P. Jones

Uncle Eben Sees Hope Science Will Make Plane Eat

Uncle Eben states that science will find a way to make an old airplane palatable as chicken meat. He suggests a plan where “specks” or experiments could render the aircraft edible, reflecting period humor.

Eben Uncle Eben Washington Srer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fassnacht Krieck Grossman Kling the Handy Store Rayart Goodie Shop East Main Street Atwater Kent RADIO Jacob Kling & Son South Broad St Lititz, Pa Doc’s Battery Service West Main Street Oxfords Dexdale Grabe East Main St Long’s Cleaning and Pressing Service North Broad Street Roy H. Long Holtzhouse’s Tanglefoot Dixies EL Capitan L. & L Post Bran Knox Gelatine Knox Franklin Chipso Swan Seaman & Seed
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