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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1926
Page
4
Gains From Vacationing
The piece contrasts dull travelers who return with little to say and observant locals in Lititz who notice daily improvements. It argues that travel earns value only when people look with open eyes, appreciating beautified homes and booming businesses, turning every dollar spent into a return.
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Lititz
Neighborhood Notices From Local Gatherings And Travels
Miss Bernetha Wechter hosted a picnic for piano pupils at the Wechter cottage in Conestoga Valley Park. Various local residents and visitors, including Rev Col H M Adams and many families, were noted for weekend trips, park outings, and visits to Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Carsonia Park, and other nearby locales. The item lists numerous residents visiting relatives and attending events across Pennsylvania and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernetha Wechter
Wechter
Conestoga Valley Park
H. M. Adams
Philadelphia
U. S
S. N. Wolf
Florence Enck
Anna Roger
Reading
Marjorie Enck
John L. Weaver
Gertrude
Lancaster
Samuel Fagnacht
Springville
Allen Tennis
Zion Children’s Home
Herman Reitz
Lititz
Harvey Miller
Brunnerville
James Long
Cocalico
Samuel Martin
Ephrata
Wesley Martin
G. Enck
Harrisburg
J. W. Enck
James Hallman
Fannie Econroth
John Hallman
Lizzie Bollinger
Middle Creek
Amanda Kemper
Emerson Ravegum
Millway
Samuel Speran
Brownstown
William Ravegum
John Roger
John
Mary Mohn
Local families spend Sunday visiting kin across Lancaster and neighboring towns
A string of visits unfolds as J. W. Enck stops by his ill mother Mrs. Sarah Enck in Hopeland while Warren and their daughter join friends and relatives around Long Island. Kilhefners, Hettie Myers, and the Abram Hess household host gatherings with C. F. Mohn and others in Manheim Bareville and Voganville. Milwaukee visitor Mrs. Charles Daniels and son Robert see relatives, and lofts of Kinfolk host engagements in Lancaster Allentown Reading Atlantic City and Philadelphia areas plus extended family stays at Wayne Benders. The array highlights network of local families with parents, siblings, and children visiting over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Nixdorf
Long Island
J. W. Enck
Sarah Enck
Hopeland
George Kilhefner
Kilhefner
Voganville
Harvey Bollinger
Hettie Myers
Abram Hess
Bareville
LeRoy Mohn
C. F. Mohn
Manheim
Charles Daniels
Robert
Milwaukee
Wis
Charles Hicks
Lancaster
Daniel Smith
David Wertz
Mildred
Eugene
Harold
Philadelphia
Harry Wertz
Atlantic City
William Scheedler
Harry Gates
Mary Hahn
Reading
Wayne Bender
Kathryn Klingerman
Maud Chunk
Mary Hartman
Allentown
Brownstown Notes: Rain Postpones Baseball Carnival
The baseball carnival planned for Saturday evening was spoiled by rain and rescheduled for August 28. Mrs. Annie Jacobs of Adamstown fell on stairs at her sister’s home and was unconscious. a physician treated her. Charles Reichert bought Mrs. Mary Wenger’s tenant home, now occupied by LeRoy Wolf and family. The Evangelical church had nearly full attendance at the Adamstown camp meeting last Sunday. Miss Hrama Brown visited Edward Smith’s family in Shillington. Paul Spotts and family moved to Topton, Berks County. Israel Weber harvested wheat at 46 bushels per acre. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. J Luke Stauffer last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Jacobs
Adamstown
S. F. Harnish
Charles Reichert
Mary Wenger
LeRoy Wolf
The
Evangelical Church
Hrama Brown
Edward Smith
Shillington
Paul Spotts
Topton
Community Notes From Lancaster Area Gatherings
Clay Cullings reports at Lancaster events with Mr and Mrs David Eshleman and families. Fire damage near Lincoln spared livestock at Charles Stamm farm as neighbors watched Thursday evening. Mt Airy picnic postponed to Sunday due to rain. Wealands visit Elsers and then Schoeneck with Eshleman and Weist families. Lane’s Church service in Lancaster Sunday evening. Pfautz family hosted visitors. Shelley and Heisey couples dined with Ober family. St Paul’s church services in Lititz were led by Rev Sharp from Eola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Eshleman
Lancaster
Mastersonville
Charles Stamm
Lincoln
Mt. Airy
Harry L. Wealand
W. Elser
S. W. Elser
Schoeneek
Samuel Weist
Lane’s Church
Dussinger
J. K. Pfautz
Flam D. Shelley
Rufus Heisey
Lloyd Ober
St. Paul’s Church
Lititz
M. S. Sharp
Enola
Elm Items and Local Travel News Highlight Community Ties
Oscar Dichm of Philadelphia visited his father Quiver Dichm. Elizabeth Bomberger of California stayed with Robert Biemesderfer family. John Koehler of Seneca Kansas traveled to Philadelphia for the Sesqui Centennial and was in a minor traffic incident on return, damaging his Studebaker. Helen Rogers of Atlantic City visits sister L. W. Singer. Local roads through Elm and Penryn get new chips and tar via coating sections including Elm toward the Manheim pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Dichm
Philadelphia
Quiver Dichm
Elizabeth Bomberger
California
Robert Biemesderfer
John Koehler
Seneca
Kansas
Local families attend Grans reunion in Reinholds
Nathan M. Eltmer and his wife and daughter visited penryn's brother Elias with Elmer Todd and wife Catherine Habecker and Mrs Galen Balmer and son at the Grans reunion in Reinholds on Sunday. Harry Stark and family from Lititz visited Harry Meiley's family over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan M. Eltmer
Penryn
Elias
Elmer Todd
Catherine Habecker
Galen Balmer
Reinholds
Harry Stark
Lititz
Harry Meiley
Court Proclamation for Lancaster Jail Delivery 1926
Public notice announces a Court of Jail Delivery and General Quarter Sessions in Lancaster County Pennsylvania. On the 2nd Monday in September 1926, September 18, officials and jurors must attend with rolls records and examinations to proceed with prosecutions against prisoners in the Lancaster jail. Dated August 17, 1926 in Lancaster PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Landis
Aaron B. Hassler
Court of Common Pleas
County of Lancaster
Court House
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
City of
Sard
County of
Shelley Heiser Nuptials At Lititz Parsonage
Ammon F. Shelley and Annie M. Heiser were married at the Lutheran parsonage on Saturday evening at 7 o'clock by Rev. F. A. Weichsel. The couple will reside with the bride's mother at 94 Front Street, Lititz.
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John G. Shelley
Lititz
R. D
Annie M. Heiser
Minnie Heiser
F. A. Weichsel
Front Street
Dont fool wif crooked dice said Uncle Eben
A Washington Star line warns against crooked dice and excuses in gambling, noting the risk of trouble if loaded dice are used. The Record priced at $1.50 per year is mentioned as part of the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Eben
Washington Star
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E. Boch
Akron News
Baker
Helen Rogers
L. W. Singer
Elm
Manheim Pike
Halfville
Jdimutetron
Jrowns
Geese Xen
Pfautz Bros
Doster’s Dept. Store
Puddine
Campbell's
Ginger
Manheim Pa
Lititz Road
Sig Franz
Santiago
John Reagee
Cahilil
Bontiair
McDonald’s Highlanders
Natreiss
Charles Rose
Russell Young
M. G. Shreiner
R. E. Adams
Hspesta
Harry C. Fry
Ben Shaeifer
Harry Kline
Central Market
Hershey
Gibbel’s
Main Street
Hamburg
B. F. Lutz
Beck Bros
And
Lamp & Shade
Davenport
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