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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
4
A fragment notes a postal matter at Lititz Pennsylvania with a mention of the post office and an ass Minacrer term. No clear event or date is provided to determine a fuller summary.
In Elm items the paper mentions a mud hold at Hallville inviting readers to view a specimen. It also reports Jacob Bruckart losing a valuable steer unable to withstand the climate. Other local visits and travels are noted, including trips to Lancaster to hear Congressman Fess and several residents convalescing at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam S Wiest and son Lemon with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Balmer of Ephrata visited Mr. and Mrs. Arlington Gerhart at Manheim on Sunday. Margie Balmer of Lincoln spent Saturday night with Ellen Pfautz. Anna Fahnestock of near Ephrata was guest of the Wiest sisters. Mr. and Mrs. J K Pfanz visited Emma Wissler at Weidmanville. Mrs. J W Gerhart and family visited Mrs. Hannah C Mellinger at Brickerville. The Clay school plans Christmas exercises to be held Friday evening December 23.
Public sale announced for December 21 1921 at Springs Hotel Lititz at 730 PM. Six acres limestone land on North Locust and North Water streets adjoining Clay ton Brubaker and William Sturgis. Suitable for farming trucking or building lots on Locust street. Also two building lots on Seaman street with tobacco shed stripping room and cellar. Land to be sold in whole or in parts with terms announced by B F Lutz H H Snavely and Derr.
In a tightly contested gym battle Lititz and Lebanon Post battled through two halves and two overtimes with the game tied most of the time. Lititz pulled away late to win 84 40 as Brubaker and Graybill led scoring and Dillman delivered a key long shot.
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