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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1911
Page
5
Fire alarm taps listed for local streets and stores alongside a detailed schedule of church services and events across Moravian, Evangelical, Reformed, Lutheran, Brethren, Mennonite, and related congregations. Includes cornerstone ceremony, lovefeasts, baptisms, and Sunday school times.
Reverend E R Hess, active in Franklin county pastoral work near Chambersburg, is appointed by the Christian and Missionary Alliance to sail from New York on September 9 for Congo Africa to begin mission labor. He is son of Eli H Hess and is well known locally likely to give an address before departure. Miss Grace Zorbaugh of Cleveland former editor of the Philadelphia North American and inspiration for Polly Evans has been a guest of the Cupys and leaves for New York after six weeks. Ahen owned by E C Ritchie laid an oddly shaped flat-surfaced nest egg resembling its own nest in form and size, a curious specimen of hen fruit.
Lititz lost to Manheim 9 to 5 at Penryn Park, then beat the Lancaster Actives 9 to 3 with Jerry Stark returning to form. The piece notes bretzel humor, Frank Spickler and Rube Butter in key plays, plus upcoming games against East Petersburg and Fulton A C. The narrative also mentions Mt Airy Union picnic, a Sunday school event, and local basketball planning.
Marriages weave through Heading Warwick and Orange Street as Elmer Rudy and Edna Lane wed. Kemper Eckert pair unite in Akron with plans to join in Weymouth Mass. Isaac Singer weds Kathryn Risser in Penryn. all couples plan future housekeeping. Coyle Keller sue Paul and Hostetter for $1000 on promissory notes.
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