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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1927

Page

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Deer and camp news from local hunters and births

Benjamin Snavely and five companions hunted and shot four deer in a camp. three were killed on the first day. Frank Boucher of Millport returned with a deer and shared venison with friends on Sunday. A daughter named Floy Elizabeth Keller was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Keller on Wednesday afternoon. Lewis Simeax, suffering from carbuncles, is slowly recovering along the eastern end of Front Street. Ninety four bottles of milk are consumed daily by Lititz borough pupils. many children are underweight. The Health Center for Well Babies will hold a Christmas party at Moravian Chapel on December 21 at 8. Clement Badorf of East End is feeling better after walking up Broad Street. Deer were hunted by Charley Brobst, Roy Long, Dr. D. A. Long, and Henry Hershey of the Bellview Rod and Gun Club, with eight-point bucks. Co K World War veterans plan a reunion May 19, with members from Lancaster, Lehigh, Philadelphia, and Bucks counties attending. Smoke an Unco cigar advertisement.

Charley Brobst Roy Long D. A.long Henry Hershey Bellview Rod and Gun Club Harold Weidman Paul Bomberger William Nelson Frank Grumbrecht Neffsville Reading Co. K Lancaster Lehigh Philadelphia Bucks Counties

Alumni Play Tonight at Lititz High School Auditorium

The Lititz High School Alumni Association presented Yimmie Yon’s Job, directed by Miss Mary Huebener and Mrs. Margie Arntz, to a good crowd last night. E. B. Weber & Son provided pre show entertainment with the Spartan radio. tickets for tonight remain at Moyers Drug Store.

Yimmie Yonson Lititz High School Mary Huebener Margie Arntz Moyers Drug Store

No Record Published Week of December 29

The paper states there will be no Record publication during the week of December 29 No issue will appear after December 22 as the year ends The gap allows time for stock accounts and other year end tasks by staff and readers.

Train Crash Kills Lititz Youth in Carding Mill Crossing

Marshall Blantz 22 of Lititz died after a Reading Company train struck the sedan carrying him and three friends east of Lititz at Carding Mill crossing. Walter Strohm 17 and Elmer Strohm 21 were seriously injured. Walter Blantz 20 sustained head injuries but could walk. All four occupants were taken to Lancaster General Hospital. Blantz died minutes after extraction. The driver, Walter Strohm, is in serious condition with possible skull fracture and internal injuries. The incident was ruled purely accidental by deputy coroner Dr. M H Yoder.

Marshall Blantz Lititz Reading Company Old Carding Mill Walter Strohm Elmer Strohm Walter Blantz Lancaster General Hospital Blantz Reading Omar Bushong Walter Eckenrode Eckenrode

Beck Brothers Add Large Furniture Truck

The interior dimensions of the new truck measure 6 feet high 7 feet wide and 114 feet long. It will improve deliveries across the eastern part of the State for Pyramid Furniture dealers and enhance the firm’s service.

Beck Brothers Pyramid Furniture

Farm Land Sold At Public Sale Near Lititz and Kissel Hill

Two farm tracts were sold at public sale Tuesday as executor J W G Hershey handled the Hess estate. Eleven acres and 44 perches with a dwelling near Lititz brought 4010 dollars to David W Buckwalter. A 33 acre 99 perches tract with a tobacco shed near Kissel Hill sold for 126 dollars an acre to Rose Katie and Chi Hoeger.

J. W. G. Hershey C. M. Hess Lititz David W. Buckwalter Kissel Hill Rose Katie Chi Hoeger

Christmas Cantata at Moravian Church

The Moravian church choir presents the Christmas cantata The Christ Child by Hawley Sunday at 7 PM directed by Miss Bessie T Gingrich and Mrs Kenneth Witmer Organist. Soloists include Margaret Lantz Janet Rudy BE A Savage Joseph Zahm Joseph Sheckert Paul Weachter. Thirty five voices in the choir. A silver offering will be taken.

Moravian Church Choir Bessie T. Gingrich Kenneth Witmer Hawley Margaret Lantz Lancaster Janet Rudy BE. A. Savage Joseph Zahm Joseph Sheckert Paul Weachter

Local grain dealer wins suit for $141.50

Elmer E. Eby, grain and feed dealer, won a Common Pleas Court case against Charles J. Lebzelter of Lancaster for $141.50 plus interest. Eby claimed Leaman bought two tons of cottonseed meal at $50 per ton, unpaid. The defense argued statute of limitations but failed.

Groff Common Pleas Court Elmer E. Eby Charles J. Lebzelter Lancaster John H. Leaman Mr. Eby Leaman Lebzelter

Farmers Busy Stripping Tobacco In Favorable Season

Weather favorable for tobacco curing keeps farmers busy in cellars. Crop stripping proceeding well while buying waits on prices from big buyers. Association says this year looks better than since 1913 as manufacturers hold little stock. Expected wrapper price around 20 cents. Cigar production up last year, Lancaster county filler used in cheaper cigars. five cent cigars in strong demand.

Lancaster County

Lititz Faces Rail Crossings Dangers And Historic Christmas Tales

Local engineers and firefighters warn Lititz residents about dangerous rail crossings and frequent near misses while noting a fatal accident on Cedar street. The town enforces a January 1 dead stop at crossings with alarms. Historical recollections recall 18th century Christmas Eve customs, Peters’ cake shop, and William Peters credited as Lititz’s first pretzel baker amid stories of horse and sleigh traditions.

Lititz Eby’s Mill Cedar Street Moravian Ushers’ Association Peters Main Street William Peters

Malta Degree Conferred Tonight by White Cove Commandery

The Malta Degree will be conferred upon two applicants by White Cove Commandery No. 582 in the Lodge Rooms tonight. A Lancaster Pa. Degree Team of 18 members will conduct the work. All companions are invited to attend. light luncheon will follow.

Malta White Cove Commandery Lancaster, Pa

Miss Rader Leads Kings Daughters Circle Formation

The 4th Junior Circle of Kings Daughters was organized Monday with Margie Rader as leader Betty Martin as secretary Ruth Leader as president and members Marguerite Bowers Verna Hertzler Kathryn Godenaur Edith Pfautz Margaret Sanders and Margaret Kof roth. A meeting is set for Tuesday to be formally received by Mrs S E Beckler county president. This is the sixth Circle in Lititz with others at Owl U1 and Lexington.

Circle of Kings Daughters Margie Rader Betty Martin Ruth Leader Marguerite Bowers Verna Hertzler Kathryn Godenaur Edith Pfautz Margaret Sanders Margaret Kofroth S. ©. E. Beckler Lititz Owl U1 Lexington

Hunters Return From Virginia Trip With Grey Fox Rabbits Squirrels

Denver and Schoeneck hunters Martin Gerhart Frank Treisch and Lemon Mellinger completed a four and a half day Virginia expedition. They brought back a large gray fox 174 rabbits and a good collection of grey squirrels.

I Lemon Mellinger Denver Martin Gerhart Frank Treisch Schoeneck Virginia

Jurors Drawn for Next Court Term in Lancaster County

Judge Landis Sheriff Bow man and officials chose 214 jurors for the January term of quarter sessions and two sessions of common pleas. Grand jurors named from Irwin Witmer to Jacob Zelphy span Lititz, Manheim, Ephrata and surrounding townships. Quarter Sessions jurors include William R. Martin, Harry Snavely, and many others from Rapho to Our Lady areas. Common Pleas jurors list Melo Klaus to Gee with multiple Lititz and Manheim names.

Common Pleas Court Landis Bowman Shultz Souder Irwin E. Witmer Denver Roland Keath Penn Township Mary Huebener Lititz Jacob E. Kready Manheim William R. Martin Rapho Township Harry R. Snavely R. D. John Lausche Neffsville Harry C. Moyer Stevens Catherine E. Sweigart New Holland Jacob Zelphy Hast. Petersburg Harry D. Studenroth Talmage Christ Harnish Htarry F. Berntheizel Erwin R. Miller Rothsville A. Z. Bomberger Harry Weidmyer Brownstown John B. Gahn Ephrata Theodore Forney Frances A. Bard Christian Bear Charles S. Good Harry Y. Adams

New Brewster Ideal Chocolate Co Formed in Lititz

Notice records a name change from Ideal Cocoa and Chocolate Co to Brewster Ideal Chocolate Co. The Lititz firm, recently acquired by New York interests, will operate under its existing charter and be recorded in the deeds office.

Ideal Cocoa & Chocolate Co Lititz New York State Recorder of Deeds Ideal Co Brewster Ideal Chocolate Co

Abraham R. Beck 94 Years Old

Abraham R. Beck, longtime Lititz scholar and archivist of the Moravian church, is celebrated as a educator, musician, artist and author. His former students, now men, send well wishes as he nears another birthday.

Abraham R. Beck Lititz Moravian Church Beck John Beck

Berks County Public Sale At Kling Farm Near Rohrersburg

A Berks County sale drew visitors from Lititz to the Kling farm two miles north of Rohrersburg near the Blue Mountains. Live stock tools and household goods were sold due to the owner’s illness. Auctioneer kept the crowd cheerful with rapid talk and stories as Pennsylvania German predominated. The two story farm house showed crude construction with unplastered partitions and a plain drab interior.

Messrs P. B. Bucher Aaron Kaylor John Helman J. Frank Buch Francis Kling Rohrersburg Blue Mountains Ife

New Reo Speed Truck For Charles Krick Uses

Charles Krick secures a new Reo speed truck with seating for twenty one in trolley car style. Brown leather upholstery and a middle aisle aid comfort and order. Four wheel brakes and late improvements enhance appearance as it transports school children and workers between this place and the Armstrong Linoleum plant at Lancaster.

Charles Krick Reo

Fire at Halfville butcher shop ends with roof damage

A kettle upset during lard rendering at Elmer Todds butcher shop in Halfville caused a fire that spread to a tin covered shingle roof. Lititz Fire Company arrived within ten minutes and extinguished the blaze with water and chemicals. The business will continue after a new roof is added.

Elmer Todd Halfville Lititz Fire Company Mr. Todd

Travelers Near and Far Gatherings and Visits

Reading residents Messrs Newton Morley Elmer Snyder and wives visited the Buck household last Saturday. The Longs of Owl Hill plan a Springfield trip for Christmas with their daughter’s family. Charles Rosenberg works in Washington assisting a Swiss wood carver with model steam engines shown in Lititz during the Community Show week. Mrs Mary Stauter, lately from Dixon Illinois, stays with Mrs Amanda Rapp for the winter. John Hosler of Hershey and family visited his mother Mrs Downey. their son Russel, previously operated on for deformed feet, now walks. Ralph Downey of Lancaster also visited his mother on Sunday.

Messrs Newton Morley Elmer Snyder Reading W. H. Buck Charles Rosenberg Washington, D. C Lititz Dure Mary Stauter Dixon, Ill Rothaville Amanda Rapp South Cedar Street John Hosler Hershey

Netzley Family Heads to Sebring for Florida Winter

Henry Netzley his wife and daughter with Daniel B. Loose of Lincoln travel by automobile to Sebring Florida for the winter. They have spent winters there for years and expect to arrive Sunday, a distance of 1113 miles from Hartman's mill.

Henry Netzley Hartman’s Mill Daniel B. Loose Lincoln Sebring Fla Netzley

Christmas Greeting Card Delivery Deadline Notice

Christmas Greeting Cards for local delivery must be prepared and mailed by December 17 or earlier. They may be accepted at Post Office windows and held for delivery two to three days before Christmas, with the postmark showing the delivery date. The department promotes timely delivery so recipients receive cards before Christmas.

Fire Company Election Nominates Officers for December Meeting

The Fire Company has nominations for officers at the December meeting on Wednesday the 28th. Nominations include Monroe W. Phillipps for President Victor Wagner for 1st VP C Walter Miller for 2nd VP A K Reist for Corresponding Secretary George F Evans for Financial Secretary Thomas Christ for Treasurer and trustees Ephraim P Herr Earl Gohn Wm H Sturgis Otis Sturgis Chief Emory Wagner Janitor Wm H Sturgis. A bi monthly fire drill is scheduled for Saturday at 1 PM. Buy your Ukelele from Howard B Young.

Fire Company Monroe W. Phillipps Victor Wagner C. Walter Miller A. K Reist George F. Evans Thomas Christ Ephraim P. Herr Earl Gohn Wm. H. Sturgis Otis Sturgis Emory Wagner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Benjamin Snavely Frank Boucher Millport Frank B. Keller Floy Elizabeth Keller Lewis Simeax Front Street Clement Badorf East End Broad Street Chester Ruth Melvin Hoover Howard Keener Jacob Kling E. B. Weber & Son Santa Claus Santa U. B Brunnerville Helen Bernell Imhoff Walter Mary Mary Goshert Lebanon M. H. Yoder the Record Elmer Eby Miss Rader Comon Pleas Peter O. Elser Clay Township Sheridan H. Wolf Jacob L Dunkle R. D John A. Fritz Akron Wilton B. Such Ben H. Hess Emien G. Fetter R. D. Gee W. Ruttenhouse Manheim Two NEW Chocolate CO Berks County Henry Long Owl Hill Springfield Mass Florida Howard Young Legion Home American Legion Harry Geltz Lancaster Basin M Geltz
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