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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1923

Page

1

Lititz Community News Briefs From Local notes and events

A baby boy arrived for Emanuel Ditzler and another for Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Seaman. Local groups schedule drills and excursions including a Reading road trip to Atlantic City and Willow Grove. Fire company happenings, a tobacco warehouse project, ads by Milton Bushong, and various tax and public works items are reported. Fishermen, car repairs, hospital update, and a creek pollution chart headline community life with notes on deliveries and peaches.

Emanuel Ditzler Benjamin Seaman Harrisburg Lititz F. S. Becker Harrington Del Delaware Becker

Biggest Picnic of the Season Draws Thousands to Springs Park

The Tadmore Siesta of Reading No 77 hosted the annual picnic at Springs Park drawing over 3000 attendees. Special trains and autos ferried visitors as 1800 quarts of ice cream, 37 hundred prearranged guests, and 33 barrels of coffee fueled a day of revelry with a 77 band and a afternoon baseball game.

Tadmore Siesta No. 77 Princes of Bagdad Reading Springs Park Siesta Harry M. Guldin Sturgis & Haines Trimmer’s

The Missing Word Contest Returns With An Early Hint

This week marks the tenth installment of the missing word contest with the clue that the answer starts with e and ends with s. The previous week’s word was habit and appeared in a Farmers National Bank ad about thrift.

Farmers National Bank

Former Lititz Resident Visits Boyhood Friend in Earl Sampsel

The article notes a former Lititz resident now living in Denning New Mexico visits Emory Wegner after twenty three years away. He previously worked farming land that required irrigation and expects new irrigation projects could boost value amid nearby oil prospects.

Earl Sampsel Rev. Sampsel United Evangelical Church Emory Wegner Denning New Mexico

Building Service Station Over San Domingo

A two story building rises on North Cedar street at Cedar street and incom avenue, by Jerre Adams. Part will be a dwelling, part a restaurant and auto display. Two gasoline pumps planned on Cedar street and Lincoln avenue. Located over San Domingo creek on Engle’s former lot, once no man’s land then gardened by Michael Engle.

Cedar Street Incom Avenue Jerre Adams Michael Engle

Former Lititz Boy Leaves for Switzerland

Elmer Hobst, a Lititz native now heading the Hoffman La Roche Chemical Works in New York, will leave Saturday for Basle Switzerland to visit the sub plant. He refused another New York chemical firm offer and was made business adviser with stock and a high salary. He is about forty and a Lititz High School graduate.

Elmer Hobst Hoffman-La- Roche Chemical Works New York Basle Switzerland Elmer New York Chemical Company Litit2a High School

Auntie Jenkins Honored for Civic Nursing Service

A tribute extols Auntie Jenkins for decades of civic nursing in the town. She cared for the sick in homes day and night, resisted material rewards, and inspired charity among friends to purchase her a car. The piece frames her as a minister of God in service to those in need.

Jenkins Lord

Pistol Sprayer Paints Fast for Homes and Barns

A portable paint sprayer powered by a gasoline engine can cover ten times the area of brushes with a crew of one. Norman Brubaker’s rig uses compressed air to drive paint through a mouthpiece on a pistol, allowing controlled widths and no overlapping marks. Mounted on a truck, it can paint houses or barns rapidly and even interior spaces like B. W. Grosh's barn.

Norman Brubaker Brubaker B. W. Grosh

Public suspected boot shop and booze debate letter

A hostile anonymous letter targeted Mr Earl Mumma of the Progressive Shoe Repair Shop accuses bootlegging and sins, urging the public judgment. The writer claims ties to booze and hides behind cowardice, promptingContinued on Page 4.

Earl Mumma

Two youths canoe from Lancaster to New Orleans plan

John L Hess and Edward Patton of Lancaster began a Susquehanna voyage upriver to Cairo and the Mississippi then toward New Orleans, aiming to cover about a thousand miles more in a seventeen foot boat weighing seventy five pounds. The journey passes low water, river hospitality, and colorful river life with many boats and curiosities along the way.

John L. Hess Edward Patton Lancaster Susquehanna Ohio Cairo Mississippi New Orleans California Arkansas

Duck Dinner on Sunday at Burk Holder's Restaurant

A duck dinner event is planned for Sunday at Burk Holder's Restaurant inviting patrons to enjoy a featured menu item and socialize with locals at the venue.

Burkholder’s

Chevrolet Picnic Headlines Lititz Park Aug 30

Readiness for the Chevrolet day picnic at Lititz Springs Park on Thursday August 30 with a parade from Lancaster to Lititz and races with merchandise prizes plus 108 dollars for parade participants. Also Republican candidates listed for Lititz borough offices and notes on local political figures.

Lititzi Springs Park Chevrolet King ‘Street Lancaster East Petersburg Lititz Springs ‘Park Lititz Band

Travelers Near and Far Holiday Movement Across Counties

A sprawling itinerary of local residents and guests is recorded with trips to Chicago Easton Pa Ocean City N J and Gettysburg. Notable names include Keller Godenaur Loeffler Staley Sturgis Haines and the Kreiders. The notes mention attendance at the Grand Lodge session in Warren Pa and a Chicago University course in interior decorating.

S. Diehin Warren, Pa Lititz Lodge No Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Joe Doster Chicago Chicago University

Twenty five years since visit brings Lititz man back

Monroe Miller, who left Lititz twenty five years ago, returns on a first visit stopping at Springs Hotel. He is brother to Joe Miller of Lincoln Avenue and to Mrs. Harry Neidemeyer of Rothsville. A Spanish American War veteran, he worked with farmers, later in Baltimore with a light and gas company, and traveled by car to Lititz to see relatives before returning. He was born in Lexington.

Monroe Miller Springs Hotel Joe Miller Lincoln Avenue Harry Neidermyer Rothsville Baltimore la Light and Gas Company Lititz Lexington

Hosiery Firms Swap Spruce and Maple Mill

The Century Knitting Corporation building at Spruce and Maple, Pottsown headquarters, was sold to Lititz Spring Hosiery Mill owners. Hosiery fabrication will begin there around September 1, with the price reported at 18,000 dollars.

Spruce and Maple Streets Century Knitting Corporation Pottsown Lititz Spring Hosiery Mills

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Lititz Five Co Lancaster County Firemen’s Association Lititz Fire Company Ephrata Trenver Samuel Graybill East Main Street BF. Lutz Milton Bushong Front Street Harry Erb M. H. Yoder Reading Road Atlantic City Willow Grove Wayne Longenecker Sate Harbor Russel Behmer Aaron Hershey Lancaster General Hospital WY. Stevens Grosh H. Flisher Warwick House Larry Gingrich Paper Box Factory Ideal Maarig Owen Hershey Joe Boltinger Springs G. Lepp Kodak Co Kodak Mr. Hepp San Domingo Auntie True-Reart Lye Uncle Sam Dudley Pye Josh Zoo Riley Mary Dehlia Taft Brownstown A. D. Hummer Manheim Chester L. Leicey Linden Street Long & Co Leicey The New York Life Insurance Co Bill Johnson Bill Toronto Canada Pittsburgh Dare Devil Dusty Boro C. R. Kreider E. E. Hatecker B. F. Lutz Herbert H. Beck Jacob Singley Samuel Bowers R. Posey William Eshleman C. E. Mohler H. C. Hiller John Carpenter John Heller Ed. Webber Andrew Shissler Paul Bomberger Clarence Brubaker Graybill Minnich Adatitz Coalition Minnich J. B.wissler Wissler Ife Mrs. A. R. Keller Charles Hacker Sweeney Auto School Kansas City, Mo Mrs. Albert Hall Philadelphia Mr. Hall C S. Loeffler Naomi Gundrum Ocean City,n.j Anto Harry Bomberger Burlington, N. J J. C. Staley Shepherdsitown E.S. Young Frances Habecker Betty Clair Richland Jacob Eberly Liberty Street Lake Butt N. J Evelyn and Aileen Euck Richard Cincinnati Elizabeth Sesseman C. C. Grim Zartman Wayne Zartman Gee Keelin Ruth and George Wyomissig Chauncey Sturgis Andrew Rote Wellington Pfaute Guy Brobaker Atwood Kreider A. M. Kreider Morris Robert Gettysboro Abram Hershey W. M. Grube Elizabeth Anna Craig Hannah Carrie Zoller George Zoller Doster Newton Mowery Elmer Snyder W. H. Bueh Harold Shick Louis Ernst Kitchener Ont Henry Musser St Jacobs H.reist Landis Reist Landisville Ralph Haines Behmer Motor Service Lewistown Mrs. Haines Scotland
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