Fire Alarm Taps and Church Notices in Lititz Area
Fire alarm bell taps listed by location and number. Local church notices cover services, preaching schedules, and events across multiple denominations in Lititz and nearby townships, with updates on school boards and community committees. Market report notes a sluggish pace, steady prices, eggs at 89 cents, butter at 38 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hexan
Geo. D. Clarke
Lititz
Neffsville
United Brethren
James E. Keene
Brunnerville
Oregon
G. Z. Hunter
J. W. Bittner
Brickerville
White Oak
St. James Church
Reformed
Bible School
J. G. Snyder
Cuurch OF the Brethren
Lane’s
Graybill’s
Manheim
Petersburg
Hammer Creek
Kauffman's
Local Boys Shine in Lancaster Thanksgiving Cross Country
Lititz runners posted solid showings in the five mile cross country on Thanksgiving. Atwood Kreider placed third with 31 minutes 25 seconds while carrying a one minute handicap finishing sixteenth. Ellis Spickler as eighth with 32 minutes eight seconds after a two minute handicap. Edward Buch eighteenth in 32 minutes 36 seconds with a 14 minute handicap. Chas Cassel of Hollinger won the race with a three minute handicap. Bert Walker of F and M clocked the fastest time at 30 minutes 24 seconds, finishing eleventh. Special value in Dinner Sets at 4 983 at Doster's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Lancaster
Atwood Kreider
Ellis Spickler
Edward Buch
Chas. Cassel
Hollinger
Bert Walker
Local Lititz Boys Triumph 22-18 Over Harrisburg YMCA
Lititz defeats Harrisburg YMCA 22 to 18 in a hard fought game at Linden Hall gym. Loomis and Kreider lead scoring as Lititz edges ahead 16-15 before Jerry’s center shot seals the win. Hoover and Kline also notable for Harrisburg. Referee Scott. Upcoming Mohnton game set for Saturday, Dec. 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kauffman
Lititz
Harrisburg
Loomis
Evans
Kline
Kreider
Baer
Hoover
Y.M.G. A
Ftarrisburg
Stark
Kaniman
Garner
Evang
Scott
Spickler
Mohnton
Lilac Club Fox Hunters Form In Local Circle
A surprise fox hunting club named the Lilac Club emerged alongside Blue Ribbon. Two members and a hound named Babe led a Thanksgiving hunt on Jeff Asner’s Kissel Hill farm, failing to catch foxes and ending with Babe carried home and the Blue Ribbon club supplying a fox for a final display in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilac Club
Blue Ribbon Club
Babe
Fox Chase Trust
Jeff Asner
Kissel Hill
Blue Ribbon
Vaccination Deadline for Young Students Under School Code
The school code requires all children who are six or will be six before June to start school in January. Beginners must enter between January 1 and January 15 to be in the current term. Parents should arrange vaccination before January 1 to meet this deadline.
Ye Olde Folks concert at Linden Hall gymnasium
An entertainment for Lancaster High School fund draws fifty local performers. A nostalgic program features comedy singing recitations and dances in period costumes with ushers in old style attire. The Dec 15 show follows a successful previous run with large crowds. Tickets cost 25 or 35 cents at Habecker's bookstore next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Hall
Lancaster City
Martin Auditorium
Lancaster
Habecker’s
Prominent Man’s Smoking Promptly Ends in Lancaster
A town notable smoking on a trolley rear platform is challenged by the conductor after fare is paid. He complies by discarding the cigar and leaves the car, then rides home for his horse to Lancaster. The item recalls a prior flyer about a Penryn party’s rabbits and birds, which proved a fabrication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Nary
Traction Company
Penryn
Christmas humor and shopper woes in old notes
A collage of holiday quips on Santa, store profits, fashion, and social customs. It playfully links Christmas spending to merchants, marriage, and daily life, with lines about eggs, hats, laundry, and millinery. An overflow of seasonal witticisms from a bygone era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Eve
Adam
Winter
Jack Frost
Daffy
Lost and Found notices from a local paper
John Troutwine found a gent's tie pin near last week's fire, owner may secure from him. Lottie Sturgis found a cuff button in Linden Hall gym last Thursday night, returnable to the loser. Sherman Steffy found a door key on Spring grounds, owner can retrieve. A gold pin lost on Broad or East Main streets Sunday evening, finder to confer favor on return. R F Russel lost a black robe with red lining between Lititz and Rothsville on Nov 22 night. return appreciated. Get your holiday groceries at Doster's with a big variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Troutwine
Lottie
N. D. Sturgis
Linden Hall
Sherman Steffy
Broad
E. Main Street
R. F. Russel
Lititz
Rothsville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hose House
Fisher's
Linden Fall
Shelley’s
E.S. Hagen
United Evancetical
Stauffer
S. S
Abram Metzler
Blair County
Lodge
Garfield Castle No
Noble
Charles Zartman
P. B. Furlow
B. G. Weir
John L. Carpenter
Herald
Milton Weidman
Diehm
E. P. Wagner
M. S. Hess
Worthy Chamberlain
Henry Sturgis
Worthy Bard
Frank Runk
L. Diehm
Floyd Stark
Hiestan Smith
C. B. Schmuck
Wilson Scheneberger
Grand Castle
W. S. Diehm
Lititzboro
E. E. Eby
J. B. Fasnacht
E. E. Habecker
H. S. Meiskey
H. C. Seldomridge
Elizabeth Township
George Schreiner
Eli K. Zartman
Logals
the Bretzel
Humble Harrisburg
Bretzel Boys
Harrisburg P. R. BR. Y. M. C. A
the Lilac Club
Miller’s Store
Doster's
Fram
Warren
Buch
E. Grant St
Lancaster Litity
D. J. Paul Roebuck
N. Dube Street
M H. Yoder, M.D
Bell
R. James C. Brobst
Lititz Springs Sanitartom
Orice Souxs
D. Alonzo Long
Pen Lst
Ritchin's
C. Hassler
Penna
Young
Litilz
F E. Schnerer
Booth Spruce St
Ind
IOTN
F. Schleith
James A. Heitleh
Addi Lehman
Front St
Hititz
E. K. Zartman
Brubaker Roller Flour Mills
Warwick House
South Cedar St
Buch & Hassler
Pennsylvania
Ta-Lal
Investor
Pr. O. Box
Geo. Evans
North Broad 8Th
Amanda Rapp
Elam Ritz
Benj. F. Lutz
Cedah ST
Lititz PA
X’mas
S. & H. Green
Pfantz Bros
Lititz Drug
Fry's New Store
Cedar Sts
Doster’s
Andree
J. H. Doster
Sturgis
Elgin
Hamilton
Howard
India
Hepp
Optician Community
St. Regis
R. N. Wolle
Main Atreet Lititz
R. N. Wolfe
Purza
Western Creamery
Jevetor
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