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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1935
Page
4
A lively page promotes WERTSCH'S clock selections from Westclox and a range of prices on Keno 1 and Big Ben models. It also advertises SPACHT'S living-room furniture, Gravenstein apples at 15¢, and Esterbrook and Sheaffer pens at bargain prices. The feature swerves into social notes listing numerous local visitors and Sunday house calls across Lancaster area households.
Elm Mr and Mrs W S K Nelson and family attended the Witwer Reunion at Centre Church near Terre Hill. Thomas Moorcraft of New York and Paul Feders of New Jersey visiting Frank Dishman and family. Numerous local families from Manheim Lititz and Rothsville appear at church gatherings and Sunday visits. Speedwell school in Elizbeth Township opened August 28 with 24 pupils. A Penryn Grove reunion brings together seven men who traveled West fourteen years ago.
The Badart Shoe Company employees held a corn and doggie roast at Spring Lake last Wednesday evening.
Mr and Mrs Russel Bishop of Brunnerville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Paul Koehler.
The Brubaker reunion featured talks on family history with Rev C N Hostetter of Grantham College delivering the main address. The 1934–1937 permanent committee includes Clayton Brubaker president, Norman Brubaker vice president, Naomi Brubaker secretary, Mary Brubaker assistant secretary, Landis Brubaker treasurer, Dillman Bomberger chorister, Myron B Nissley assistant. The next reunion will be at Grantham.
Names from Lititz and nearby areas gather for the occasion. Present are David G. Eberly and many Brubaker family members, with spouses and children, plus attendees from Brunnerville Akron and surrounding communities.
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