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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1929
Page
3
Quoted line from a reader notes an assertion about vitamins in hash but focuses on what is not mentioned, raising concern about missing details and clarification from the periodical.
On Sunday a 42nd birthday dinner and package surprises were given to Mr. Harry Earhart. Guests from Elizabethtown Reading Eph rata Hahnstown and other towns attended. The revival continues at U B Church with one convert reported and different ministers filling pulpit during the week.
Maria Hauck and guests attended an Elstonville gathering. Several families from Manheim Brickerville and nearby townships hosted and visited relatives during the weekend. Attendees included the Earhart and Demmy households, the Shirk family at Elizabeth Mansion, and numerous Kopp, Nissley, and Weit relatives, with others from Hallville and Fivepointville joining.
Prothonotary's notice calls for accounts to be presented for confirmation on December 16 1929. Estate notices announce Lizzie I Sesseman and Frank C Dengate estates with letters of administration and testamentary granted to administrators and executors. Creditors and debtors are urged to settle or file claims at Lititz Pennsylvania addresses.
Mr and Mrs John Demmy hosted Thursday evening guests and family. Clarence Smith traveled with Harry Earhart Philip Martin Lester Smith and Cleveland Gotschall for a one day hunting trip to Perry County. Harry Erb of Lititz called on M R Bushong on Sunday. Son Harry joined Elmer Brumbach family for Sunday supper in Hopeland. Mrs A S Miller spent Wednesday with Schelbaker family in Lancaster. William Seibert and Philip Weidman visited Benjamin Witmer in Elizabethtown. William Steely Sr visited his son William on Sunday.
A social notes item lists Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hackman and daughter Maizie visiting a patient at Lancaster Sanitorium along with friends. Also noted are visits by Mrs. Henry Mease Grace of Lexington to Mrs. Lavina Seibert’s family, Barton Ressler of Hopeland to Jesse Buchter Jr., and Nathan Kofroth with family from Lititz to the William Seibert household. Read the Record for a yearly subscription.
Santa Claus rode an automobile through Lancaster last Saturday to entertain children at city intersections. Brought by M. T. Garvin & department store, the event offered free parking for customers between 9 AM and 6 PM. Garvin's touted as one of the most attractively decorated stores in the city.
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