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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
4
The Lititz Record lists editor and proprietor R. E. Buch with a subscription rate of $1.50 per year. It notes the paper is entered at Lititz, Pennsylvania, Post Office as second class matter.
The Chicago Tribune and New York Times boast big slogans but the president receives full newspapers rather than edited extracts. Clerks at the White House handle the papers, though the irreverent cuts are avoided for the Presidents' home paper, which is deemed the greatest by none.
Weeding the Garden describes August chores to protect plants from overpowering intruders and notes the gardener's resolve. A Surprise Party for Mrs Eliza Kling recounts a gathering at Mr and Mrs Theodore Keener’s home near Waldeck for Mrs Kling’s 84th birthday with about fifty attendees from Lebanon and Sheafferstown and Readings.
An all day Sunday school meeting at Metzler's Church near Akron drew a strong turnout. Mt. Zion Evangelical church will skip preaching on Aug 16 as Rev. L A Updegrove attends the Perkasie Summer Assembly. Noah Eberly leaves Union Trust Co Lancaster for a post at Ephrata National Bank after nearly three years. Jennie Drake age 86 of Swarthmore dies at Maple Farm near Akron with funeral in Swarthmore. Harvey Bellinger hosts a wedding dinner for nephew Norman Zuck and spouse.
A long list of local residents from Bareville, Ephrata, Lititz, Akron, Brownstown and surrounding communities hosted, visited or spent time with relatives and friends in Lancaster and nearby cities. Notable mentions include Rev S N Wolf in New England shoe factory work, and trips to Atlantic City, Niagara Falls, Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Mt Gretna camp.
The Olivet Boy's Club returned from Paradise on Monday evening after a two week outing along the Pequea creek with about twenty boys. They report a most enjoyable time in camp life and note full plans for a joint U S picnic by trolley to Rockey Springs on Saturday.
North Western College Naperville Illinois will preach the sermon in the arohaelical church on Sunday morning. Mrs. Carrie Mentzer wife of Rev H G Mentzer of Valley View visits her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Myers. Mr and Mrs E B Bucher and family spent Thursday last at Boiling Springs for the Bucher reunion. Friends visited the Bucher family Sunday including Christ Moseman and children Verna Earl Luke and Christ of Ephrata Mr and Mrs Yocum of Pennville Miss Alma and Fanny Weidman Ephrata and Mr and Mrs Noah Hurst and family. Mr and Mrs E H Gerhart of Newman Grove Madison County Nebraska visited the former's brother J W Gerhart and family Wed through Fri. Mr and Mrs H Arlington Gerhart of Manheim spent the time with the parents. Thursday was spent at Manheim Elizabeth town Masonic Homes and Hershey Park. Many attended the funeral of Mr Andrew Z Longenecker at Longenecker's church near Lititz. Mrs Charles Somner Mrs Jacob Wiest of Ephrata with the latter's sister of Myerstown spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Samuel S Wiest. Mr and Mrs I B Koehler had Sunday guests Willard Singer Jerome Singer and Ruth Moyer of Pottsville and Mr and Mrs Henry Singer
Paul K Ness son of Harry P Ness and Anna M Neidamyer daughter of Clayton Neidamyer were married Thursday afternoon at the Neffs ville United Brethren church parsonage by Rev S G Kauffman. Attendants Miss Dorothy Hiestand Eden and Christian Myer Lancaster. Reception at bride's home for seventy five guests. Couple to Atlantic City on wedding trip. Also notes Elkton Md marriage of Marvin Bowman and Mildred Showers and other local social items.
The ad asserts catarrh worsens when health is weak and calls Hall's Catarrh Medicine a two part remedy. It features a relieving ointment for local symptoms and an internal tonic to boost general health, sold by druggists for over four years by BJ Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
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