Out of Town My Talk and Pastime Club Memories
A fragmented reminiscence recalls youth, flood dangers, and the Pastime Social Club at Broad Street Stauffer building. It notes a 40 year old Stauffer factory fire, Lititz Lodge charter gaps, and local social visits detailing residents near Brunnerville, Philadelphia trips, and farm meetups with names like Hess, Hacker, Seibert, and Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eso
Broad Street
Stauffer
Hess
Millway
Rupert
Stauffer Cigar Factory
Lititz Lodge
Gentle Gatherings Mark Lititz Area Social Weekend
Lexingon residents hosted visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bender of Lititz and multiple guests from Ephrata Lancaster and Denver. Other social visits included Kathryn and Minnie Brown staying with Landis Greider, Tilton Meiley moving to Lititz, and a Sunday call on Mrs. Willaim Mease at Hallville. A dinner honoring Mrs Mease's 75th birthday drew Morris Ober Ellen Pfautz and Annie Pfautz among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bender
Lititz
Clay Evertigan
Jacob Holsinger and Sons
Hershey
Allen Wolf
Polly Eckert
Ephrata
Maria Robinson
Lancaster
J. 2. Shultz
Kathryn and
Minnie Brown
Longenecker’s Church
Landis Greider
Calvin King and Son
Paul
John Martin
Denver
Henry Mease
Tilton Meiley
Willaim Mease
Hallville
Delphians Hold Outing at Mt Gretna Picnic
The Delphan Club held its annual picnic at the Muth cottage in Mt. Gretna on Wednesday. A chicken and waffle dinner was served by the committee of Maggie Bricker Mrs. Orman Badorf Mrs. Mary Dengate and Miss Mary Trucbener. Twenty six members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphan Club
Roth Family Reunion Set For Saturday in the Park
The fifth annual Roth reunion will be held Saturday in the park. Officers listed include President Linnaeus Roth of Lititz, Vice President Ellis Spickler of Lititz, Secretary Wm. Mumia of Rothsville, and Treasurer Milton Badorf of Richland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Routh
Linnaeus Roth
Lititz
Ellis Spickler
Wm. Mumia
Rothsville
Milton Badorf
Richland
Town Talk Parody Notes and Odd Iowa Facts
A quirky Town Talk column riffs on a parody titled Schnitzel Bank and hints at a promised avoidant stance toward Woody Kreider. It tosses in country music links to America and God Save The King and makes various miscellaneous claims about weather, plants, and astronomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Iowa
Oklahoma
Friends and Enemies Hint at Life’s Social Balance
A reflective line by Edward Bulwer-Lytton notes that no matter how large a man’s circle, there are moments of scarcity and misfortune, yet having a single enemy is preferable to excess. The quote emphasizes social risk and the value of measured rivalry.
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Rulwer-Lytton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Benjamin Hacker
William Seibert
Lavina Seibert
Near Brunnerville
Wilson Spangler
Abbie Brun
United Zion Home
Samuel Young
Joseph Meith
Pine Hill
Freeman Becker
William Hoover
Weidmanville
Morris Carpenter
Roger
Kathryn
Philadelphia
N. B. Kline
Sara
Keith
Levi Heek
Middle Creek
Lexington
Delphians
Roth
Are Cohen
Ephrata, PA
Ray Hoyer
WGAL
Pocahontas
Rebecca
Lititz, PA
C. L. Wertsch
Optometrist
Montreal
The
Reading Company
Canada
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