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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1931

Page

2

County deer cause brief river crossing noted near Wrightsville

A group of fishermen witnessed a herd of five deer two ducks and three does cross the Susquehanna River from Lancaster County to the York side passing over the vid dam and moving into wooded hills about a mile south of Wrightsville. In Ephrata Milton Wynkoop aged 62 died at the town pool after a diving board plunge despite warnings about his heart. Quarryville Borough Council discussed water supply spring cleanings reservoir work and water quality. Marietta Scout Chester Loucks rescued six youths after their overturned boat near The Battery island along the Susquehanna River sustaining no serious injuries.

Columbia Susquehanna River Lancaster County York Wrightsville Ephrata Milton W. Wynkoop Philadelhia Wynkoop Louise Wynkoop Elsher Wynkoops Marietta Chester Loucks Loucks

The Poor Beggar Jane-I Suppose Dens Wedding Beggired

James remarks on the wedding scene with Sydney Bul jetn, noting the description and the reactions of Jane and her father. The fragment hints at social tensions and family responses within a wedding event.

Jane James Sydney Bul- Jetn

Fragmentary quotes reveal a chaotic, overheard dialogue scene

The text presents disjointed lines about opportunity, play, and relationships. It references phrases like opening for me and Fun in a hole, plus characters such as Aunt Meleon and Margaret, suggesting a fragmentary, overheard exchange.

Brickerville social notices from the Tubor reunion to church meeting

Mr and Mrs Marcus Fetter and son Elgin attended the Tubor reunion at the Kreider home Fruitville. Mrs Caroline Steiner and son Harvey Mrs Philip Seppi and son Carl visited Mr and Mrs Frank Kauffman Quentin. Mr and Mrs Sehroader Mrs ing lor of Wernersville visited Mr and Mrs Zacharias Eherly. Miss Jane Kauffman was on the sick list last week. Mr and Mrs J Irwin Huber were Sunday guests of their parents Mr and Mrs J Howard Phillips Nottingham. Mr and Mrs Ellis Retten visited Mrs John White and Mrs Susan Rover Lime Rock Mr and Mrs Albert Rettew Manheim. Mr and Mrs Harry Brumbach and daughters Mary and Anna Mae Clay were guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Edwards. The Adult Bible Class of St John s Lutheran S S held the bi monthly meeting at Rev O O Leidich Schaefferstown. The meeting opened with prayers and business led by the president. The secretary Lilian Whitcraft read roll call and reports. The session included scripture, prayers, a talk by Rev Leidich and closing by friendship circle and the Lord s Prayer.

Marcus Fetter Elgin Ella Grumbine Tubor Kreider Fruitville Caroline Steiner Harvey Philip Seppi Carl Frank Kauffman Quentin Sehroader Inglor Wernersville Zacharias Eherly Jane Kauffman J. Irwin Huber J. Howard Phillips Nottingham Ellis Retten John White Susan Rover Lime Rock Albert Rettew Manheim Harry Brumbach Mary Anna Mae Clay Rev. Leidich Friendship Circle Tobias S. S C. KE Bible Institute Mt. Gretna King’s Daughters’ Circle Milton Schaeffer Lizzie Williams Lancaster General Hospital Salinda Williams W. N. Zobler Anna Farhart Lexington Kathryn Patterson Lancaster Johns. Andes Birdsboro Mary Knable Ella Landis Ephrata Cc. B. Risser Jacob Risser Lititz Henry Burns Groff Philadelphia Anna Koch Hertman Griffin Stonestown Center County Anna Grace Heinicke East Petersburg Henry Landis Manhedin Philp Martin Amos Burkholder Emma Bachter Bareville Esther Miriam Todd Fruitville Pike Samuel Geib Ruth Betty Helt Ellen Landis Near Hornley’s Church Abraham Strickler Kathryn Kreider Georze Farmer Lancaster Junction John Nessinger Alvin Leroy Wayne Elser Hopeland Ezra Martin Roseville Isaac Oberholtzer Reuben Myers Clayton Charles, Nortman Samuel Martin Mahlon Bushong Columbia Graybill Miller Dillman Burkholder Jacob Myers Charles Shirk Brickerville Milton White Henry Risser Alma Blam Binkley Denver Row Lester Miller Edward Lebanon Bary Eichelberger Anna McCoy Akron Morris Eckert Jacob Grayhill Jacob Finstermacher Jesse Buchter Alvin Eshleman Pine Hill Satny- Gey Charles Forney E. Petersburg Wayne Kline Benj. Eck Nathan Kofroth

Strewn Civilian Guests Attend Local Family Reunion

Teen members and nine visitors gathered as Mrs Kulp and children returned from Terre Hill to the area. A large group attended a chicken and waffle dinner hosted by Tsuat Brubaker in honor of Mrs Kulp and her children, with numerous relatives listed among attendees from Hinkletown Farmesville Lititz and nearby towns.

Tsuat Brubaker Kulp David Brubaker Fianna Katie Mila Mollie Brubaker Lizzie Zimmerman Milton Brubaker Hinkletown John Good Mary Farmesvilles Samuel Martin Terre Hil Daniel Witcraft Grace Pauline Witcraft

First Step Count Shoe Fires Joke Report

A Forbes Magazine anecdote recalls a boy who told his parents he secured a job at the blacksmith shop. They laughed, doubting he could shoe horses, but he replied that he could shoe fires instead, highlighting a joke about ambition and practicality.

Forbes Magazine

How Mommer Feels About It

A fragment from the Florida Times-Union notes a child asking what happens to an automobile when it is too old to run. The reply explains that someone sells it to the father as a used car, a quirky line reflecting rural finance and practical reuse.

Mommer Qearie Florida Times-Union

Lausch Reunion Set for Ephrata Park Saturday

At a Thursday meeting at the president John S. Lausch home Neffsville the Lausch officers and general committee finalized plans for the sixth annual Lausch reunion to be held in Ephrata Park Ephrata on Saturday August 15 A morning business session begins at 9 30 oclock with an afternoon program starting at 2 oclock followed by games and amusements Rain or shine the event welcomes all with the Lausch surname or descendants and features officers including Ed K Lausch secretary Laura Geltz Matthews and Harry W Kreider treasurer Rev Henry Gehman and Elizabeth Lausch Shaub among historians

John S. Lausch Neffsville Lausch Ephrata Park Ephrata John 8. Lausch K. Lausch Laura Geltz Matthews Mary Lausch Geltz Harry W. Kreider Henry Gehman Elizabeth Lausch Shaub Kathryn Lausch Lamsch

Suggestions for Homemakers by Jane Rogers

Slipper inner soles can be renewed by replacing with felt from a discarded hat. A salad marinade made from lemon juice orange juice oil sugar and salt enhances sliced vegetables and keeps well in a covered jar. Serve with mayonnaise or other dressing.

Rev Tobias announces Sunday services and community notices

Brunnerville news lists Sunday S S at 9 for Bible School 10 morning worship 7 evening worship and 7 30 prayer meeting with midweek services. It reports on a Mt Gretna Bible Institute and a King's Daughters Circle meeting. Many local residents visited, called on, or were visited by neighbors, noting hospital stays, travels, and reunions across multiple households in Lititz Manheim Ephrata Mount Gretna and surrounding areas.

Community events at Lititz Springs Park schedule

Booked events list for Lititz Springs Park includes Gantz and Newgard Family Reunion on August 15, Rothsville Sunday Schools joint picnic at Myers Grove August 15, Kurtz Family Reunion August 19, Witmer Family August 22, Buch Family Reunion August 29, Roth-Gass Reunion September 5, Eckert and Flory Family Reunion September 7, and Frymyer Family Reunion on September 7.

Gantz and Newgard Rothsville Myers’ Grove Kurtz Witmer Buch Roth-Gass Eckert Ani Flory Frymyer

Numbers that win 2 lbs of Sugar this week in Lutz

A list of winning numbers for a sugar contest in Lutz includes 6084 6106 769% 6185 5966 7685 5998 6070 7689 6072 6207 6159 7661 and 6107. The mix shows multiple digit patterns, including a 769% entry, suggesting a data-entry anomaly rather than a valid number. Readers should verify with the official draw records.

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