Lititz Post Office Second Class Matter Entry
Entry notes the Lititz Pennsylvania post office on file as Second Class Matter indicating its mailing designation and processing category.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1927
Page
4
Entry notes the Lititz Pennsylvania post office on file as Second Class Matter indicating its mailing designation and processing category.
Regular meeting of the Volunteer Fire Company elected officers including President H. B. Melinger and Fire Chief Lloyd Stauffer. Sunday featured the second Community meeting at the Fire Hall with Rev. Raymond Albright as speaker. A birthday gathering honored S. B. Hess with many local residents attending.
Family groups and couples spent Sunday visiting relatives in Ephrata and nearby Akron. Notable pairs include Rev and Mrs S N Wolf with H N Wolf and Clar ence Rudy plus Sue Herman, and Wayne Brubaker with Henry Weidman. Guests also included Jacob Landis and the W B Enck family with Elvin Frymeyer, Wesley Martin and daughter Esther, Lizzie Esbenshade, Walter Bender and son Eugene, and D H Snader hosts H D Malachnee and James Harsberger.
Funeral services for Levina Getz at home and Evangelical church. News items cover Darwin Grebill’s serious typhoid attack, U B E Sunday School Men’s Day program, hunting trips by Wolf, Foltz Spotts and Hoover group, Mrs. Katie Wolf sale, and visits by Mrs. John Lowery, Clara Snader, and Martin Wolf families.
Clay Cullings and Irene Whitcraft of Brickerville visit the Elmer Rock family. Mrs. Samuel Wiest was in Ephrata. Miss Eberly visited her aunt. Lloyd Ober and family hosted dinner with the Eshleman and Gerhart households. Reed and Gerhart hosts recall Blanche Reedy and Margaret Gerhart. Hunts for deer draw men to Pike County as wintry weather arrives Sunday.
Last Thursday the Rissers and guests visited in Haum mer Creek and Lititz. Evangelist Rev Hiram Eshleman led the two week long meeting at Graybill's Church of the Brethren which closed Sunday evening. Deer hunting trips sent several men to Cumberland county with Paul L. Ruhl bagging a buck.
Street dangers interrupted Koehler on a layover when a pickpocket stole his wallet. Koehler and John Bomberger plan to open a barber shop in a room adjoining their storeroom. Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. J M Bomberger included C M Bomberger and family Halfville H Reist Landis and daughter Lizzie Littta P K Bomberger and daughter Lizzie and Emlen Landis.
Halfville residents Abram Dommy and wife Mrs W C Eneck with John Dommy and family of Lititz visited Martin Berto over Sunday. Abram Graybill and family toured Lebanon county. Jacob Eitnier and daughter with two children visited Morris Shaeffer at Brunnerville. Charles Schreiner and Galen Balmer returned home from a hunting trip. E D Todd delivered deer to Paul Ruhl. William Weinrich attended the butcher show in the village. Revival meetings at Gayhill's ended.
W B Seeley, renowned rupture expert, will hold consultations at the Weiler Hotel Lebanon on Wednesday December 14 and at Hotel Stevens Lancaster on Friday December 16 from 9 AM to 3 PM. He warns against elastic trusses and promotes his patented rupture appliances and safe operation avoidance guidance.
Local notes report the Brethren church closed Sunday night. Tobacco brokers in the area are active. Robert C. Garman returned from a deer hunt Tuesday. Edison Electric Co. is hauling poles for a new power line to Joseph C. Garman’s home.
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