Lititz Record Radioed Through Post Office Records
The Lititz Record is listed as second class matter at the Lititz Pennsylvania post office.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
7
The Lititz Record is listed as second class matter at the Lititz Pennsylvania post office.
The neighborhood page reports a grand spelling bee at West Akron School on Dec 19 with Miss Anna Weaver as teacher. It lists Christmas programs at Mt Zion Church and U E S 8, a Sunday school class and social hour, and a new school board. Birthdays, visits, and gatherings are noted, plus local social events, house projects, a shooting match, and Christmas decorations in Brownstown and surrounding towns.
A collage of holiday updates reports scarce shellbarks rising prices and fruit supply with cold winter forecasts from the Weather Bureau. It notes Christmas baking progress and savings gaining happiness while cars and pedestrians navigate seasonal conditions. Mr Bucher from Farmersville survives a wreck after a Chevrolet spins three times, needing repairs to the car.
On Sunday morning December 20 the St John s church Brickerville Sunday School will hold Christmas services in the Reformed church. Sunday School members will receive their usual gifts. Everyone is warmly welcomed to attend.
The pupils of the Clay school under teacher Miss Mary Keller will present a Christmas program on Tuesday evening December 22 at the Clay School House. All are invited to attend.
Half Ville residents Mr and Mrs Willis Erb of Lancaster spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Herbert Mumma. Mr and Mrs Charles Rapp and daughter Betty Jane visited Mr and Mrs Harry Miley on Sunday. William Haines and family spent Sunday in Lancaster. Elmer Todd and family with Galen Balmer and son Donald visited Norman Kline and family in Lexington. William Adams and family Ralph Overly from Ephrata with Charles Adams and son Clair visited the Ralph Adams family in Blue Ball Rothsville Edna Fry and Harold DeForest of Lititz were among visitors.
Local Union 693 of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters refuses coal deliveries during the anthracite mine suspension. The Nanticoke school board calls a special meeting to plan emergency heating measures as the district holds a carload of coal on a siding and faces fuel shortages for school buildings.
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