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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
4
No Liquor For Mince Pies Sparks NY Restaurant Debate
New York restaurateurs argue that mince pies need a splash of liquor to stay appealing and keep business thriving amid temperance pressure. They claim dry pies would doom demand, with potential widespread appeal if prohibition did not ban all alcohol in pastries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eskimo virtues praised in old Christmas reminiscences
Observations extol Eskimo honesty, self reliance, and communal welfare as superior to modern pretensions. Stories recount warless Eskimo culture, fair dispute resolution, and calm bravery in nature. A Lititz man recalls an Eskimo boat race where fair play preserved the lead for the trailing team. Christmas in days of yore is celebrated with reverence for ancient ceremonies and generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkle
Mr. Rock
Rothsville High opens season with 89 36 win over East Lampeter
Rothsville High School opened its basketball season with two games at home. The Varsity toppled East Lampeter 89 to 36 while the reserves were edged 37 to 36 by Brownstown. A pair of upcoming games with Millersville High on Friday were announced.
Local Visits Reported From Lexington Area
Mr and Mrs A G Fahnestock and son Lloyd visited Walter Sword and family at Mountville last Thursday. Miss William Himmelberger spent last Thursday at Lancaster visiting her friend Miss Emma Furlow. Mr and Mrs John Shear of Rothsville visited Mr and Mrs John Gantz. Mr and Mrs John Gockley and daughter Jennie and Mr Frank Angle from Mt Airy visited Samuel Keller and family. Mr and Mrs William Longenecker and children of Mr Joy, Mr and Mrs Amon Longenecker near Lititz, and Mr Iva Longenecker near Lititz visited Edwin Markley and family last Thursday. Mr and Mrs John Weidler and daughter Gladys, Mr and Mrs Wilson Enck and daughter Reba of Rothsville, and Mr and Mrs Quinton Enck and Miss Nela Meiskey of Lititz, visited Edwin Enck and family on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Elmer Oberholtzer and daughters Esther and Erla and Mr and Mrs Isaac Wenger and sons Harlan and John of Farmersville spent Sunday with Mrs Emanuel Bomberger and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Fahnestock
Lloyd
Walter Sword
Mountville
William Himmelberger
Lancaster
Emma Furlow
John Shear
Rothsville
John Gantz
John Gockley
Jennie
Frank Angle
Mt. Airy
Samuel Keller
William Longenecker
Joy
Amon Longenecker
Lititz
Iva Longenecker
Anna Leitnier
Brunnerville
Edwin Markley
John Weidler
Gladys
Wilson Enck
Reba
Quinton Enck
Nela Meiskey
Edwin Enck
Elmer Oberholtzer
Esther
Erla
Isaac Wenger
Harlin
John
Farmersville
Emanuel Bomberger
Family Visits and Local Event Notes
Mr Scott records a weekend of visits as Miley spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Moses Habecker and family in Denver. Edwin and Hiram Markley slaughtered a 660 pound pig for Nathan Snyder in Hiram Markley’s shop on Tuesday. Read ing hosts Mr and Mrs Harry Witmeyer and children who visited with Kauffman and Graybill families from Wednesday to Sunday, including Mae Elsie Esther Dorothy and Roger. Monroe Zartman held a carpet rag party Tuesday evening with about 32 friends. fine refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Scott
Miley
Moses’ _Habecker
Denver
Edwin
Hiram Markley
Nathan Snyder
Harry Witmeyer
Helen
Carl
Reading
Harry Kauffman
Joseph Graybill
Mae
Elsie
Esther
Dorothy
Death of A B Lane and local Thanksgiving notices
Mr A B Lane died at Lancaster Hospital on Saturday night. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Hammer Creek church. Local residents visited Elmer Bucher on Thanksgiving Day. Thanksgiving services were held in Lincoln Reformed church. Community guests and relatives gathered for family events across Lancaster area including trips to Crystal Cave and the sale of Rolandus Mellinger’s personal property at Brickerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BE. Lane
Lancaster Hospital
Hammer Creek
Jacob Carper
Hershey
Manheim
Elmer Bucher
Amos Reedy
Anna
Akron
Hol. Hens
Lincoln Reformed Church
E. B. Schwartz
Schaefferstown
Esther Weitzel
Sweigart
Lincoln
Arlington Gerhart
J. W. Gerhart
Mamie Dlasting
Marie
Anna Mae
Anna Mae Schaeffer
Louis Baettie
Lancaster
John K. Pfautz
Messrs
Elser Gerhart
George Geib
Mastisonville
Crystal Cave
Brickerville
Rolandus Mellinger
Juniata College Thanksgiving Day Highlights and Plans
Juniata College marked Thanksgiving with a morning service led by Rev. Jesse Hmert followed by baskets from the YWCA for city families. A downtown union service, an inter-class basketball game, and a social hour capped the day. President Brumbaugh and daughter Catherine returned from Boston, while the basketball season opens December 7 against Altoona YMCA. Dr. Galen Roger arranged talks by Dr. McQuaig of the National Association of Social Purity, delivering lectures on social purity at Stone Church and in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juniata
Jesse Hmmert
India
L. Harvey Brumbaugh
Catherine
Boston
New England
Altoona Y. M. A
Stayer
Griffith
Wolfgang
Donelson
Galen Roger
Huntingdon
McQuaig
National Association of Social Purity
Stone
Bug Do your Christmas Shopping Now
A light exchange about Christmas shopping between Mrs Snail and a companion notes the store is nearby. The brief cartoonlike dialogue hints at seasonal hurry and a humorous view of consumer behavior.
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R. E. Buch
The
Esquimo
Huns
Rothsville High School
East Lampeter High School
Brownstown High
Millersville High School
Christ Royer
Kate
Oliver Demmy
Wilson Euck
Lexington
Calvin Godenaur
East Petersburg
Elias Vogel
Richard
Near Neffsville
Vogel
George Roger
Aaron Gockley
Elizabethtown
Walter Ehrhart
Lexingon
David Rickert
Clarence Hess
Martha Hertaler
Norman Kline
Victor Hallacher
Franklin County
David Graham
Fayetteville
Walter Kraft
F. L. Heiser
Isaac Buch
Brownstown
Harvey Kehler
Esta Flory
Irene Butter
St. Paul’s
A. S. Fassnacht
David B. Good
Ephrata
Amanda Madlem
Monroe D. Hacker
Kafroth & Hellinger
Harry Zook
Rothsville Arh\etic Association
Keiffer
Swan Hotel
Heiser
Royal Jazz Orchestra of
Hackman
Lexington News
Juniata College Notes
Seaman
LEED
Broad St
C.S. Zartman
Hepp Ciocte
Orncax
Record Office
Broad Street
N. S. Myers
Litita
Clnarté
B. F. Lutz
Franklin
N. Broad St
Curtis Hensel
Main & Cedar Sts
Phil
Adelphia
Archie Rosenberg
Flegende Blatter
Main Street
ASCO
Hershey’s
Victor
Asco” T
Tbs
Wilbur
Norway
Ocaen White Fish
Pfautz Bros. Dept. Stores
E. Main St
Spruce
Paramount Theatre
Wallace Reid
Paramount Artcraft
Bryant Washburn
Smith
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