Lime Rock man jailed for defying school code
A Lime Rock resident, Jacob Warner, was arrested for failing to uphold school vaccination and attendance laws. After a Sunday arrest, he was released on a $14.63 fine and costs following a Tuesday hearing. The case involved vaccination disputes and a non attending child, with Eva Hollinger as the teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lime Rock
Jacob Warner
Buch
Manheim
Dren
Warner
N. B. Reeser
Eva Hollinger
Penn Township
Lititz Marriages Include Edna Brookmyer and Henry Leaman
Miss Edna Ruth Brookmyer and Henry R. Leaman wed at Bethlehem Presbyterian parsonage. Edna, a 1912 Cedar Crest College graduate and nurse, served as Red Cross nurse in WWI and worked in Philadelphia. Leaman, a Goodyear tire plant veteran, now sells and repairs auto tires in Lititz. They plan to reside with Edna’s parents until spring. Also, Victor B. Kauffman and Kathryn Nye married February 3 and will honeymoon en route to Washington, D.C. They plan spring housekeeping. Michael J. Fanning, age 72, visiting Lititz, remains active in reform work and North American sales prizes. he writes for North American and speaks frequently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Ruth
Bent. M. Brookmyer
East Main Street
Lititz
Henry R. Leaman
Nathaniel B. Leaman
Wm. A. McCormick
Bethlehem Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Allentown
Lankenau Hospital
Red Cross
Goodyear Tire
Akron
New England States
Victor B. Kauffman
Paul Kauffman
Kathryn Nye
Harry Nye
Rev
G. B. Raezer
Liberty Street
Lancaster
Washington, D C
Michael J. Fanning
Mr. Fanning
Heaven
King’s Daughters to stage annual Dorcas Circle play
The Dorcas Circle of King’s Daughters will present its annual play on Saturday and Monday evenings March 5 and 7. The production titled The Bust of the Earth is hailed as one of the best by the group. Miss Huebener leads the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Circle of
King’s Daughters
Dorcas Circle
Miss Huebener
Freshmen Fall to Seniors in Lititz High Inter class game
The Lititz High School inter-class clash saw the Seniors overpower the Freshmen 24 to 3 after a 10 to 0 first half. The Senior five showcased clever passing and built the decisive lead as class spirit was emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz High School
Tramp Arrested at Lititz for Assault on Girl
State Police trapped a tramp in Lititz last night after a 16 year old girl, Brida Wingenroth, was attacked on the Jacob H Wissner farm northeast of Ephrata. The suspect, held at Lititz jail, matched the farm track. he denies the crime and will be taken to Ephrata for confrontation. Hair evidence will be compared to the girl’s color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brida Wingenroth
Jacob H. Wissner
Ephrata
Kreider
Lititz
Phrata
Ivan Wingenroth
Local Market Prices and Goods at Saturday Sale
The basement market, held every Saturday morning, draws town shoppers with cabbage lettuce celery pumpkins parsnips and more at reasonable prices. Pork products sausage spare ribs and bacon are plentiful. prices include butter 60 cents eggs 60 cents chickens 1.25 to 1.50 and other staples such as beans cheese and kraut. Market master John Womert enforces rules to ensure orderly buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Womert
Stork News Reports Several Local Babies Born
A 10 pound boy was born at the Keller home on Second Avenue. Charles Everett is welcomed from the Sturgis residence last week. Emanuel Ditzler and Mc Sturgis announce a baby boy born at East Main Street last week. A baby girl arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Walters on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Keller
Second Avenue
Charles Everett
William Sturgis
Emanuel Ditzler
of Mc
East Main Street
Ralph Walters
Lititz Borough Finances Record Street Costs and Water Profit
The Lititz borough reports over $19 000 spent on streets and a water works profit of $3 639.21 for the past year. Expenditures include fire department items and administrative costs, with receipts from licenses taxes fines and rentals. The report also notes a funeral in Ohio for Mrs Amanda Sheaffer and provides local business notices from Lititz Clothing & Shoe Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Dr. Water Dept
Tarvia
Conestoga
Department OF Water
Roebuck Memorial
Getting the Most Out of Retailing shown at Lititz High
A six reel feature film Getting the Most Out of Retailing will debut in Lititz Pennsylvania on Thursday February 10 1921 at 8 pm in the High School. A merchandising lecture by W F Brennan of The Dayton Company follows. Admission is free for merchants salespeople pupils and teachers with a 3 pm afternoon show for students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
I. C. Mummert
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Ohio
W. F. Brennan
Dayton Company
Brennan
Reception for Rev. Crosland Returns Home From World Tour
Large attendance at Moravian chapel as Rev. E S Crosland heads home from his world trip. Speakers included Rev. Brennecke Eschbach Gibbel Stengel and Myr John Carper. Sunday School orchestra and soloists entertained. out of town guests attended. Liberty Belles concert slated for Feb 7. chart opens Feb 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Crosland
Crosland
Robert Brennecke
H. E. Eschbach
H. R. Gibbel
F. W. Stengel
John Carper
Victor Wagner
Harry Bathey
Charles Nagel
Lancaster
Amos Albright
Philadelphia
New Game Code Would Shorten Local Rabbit Season
Representative G. G. Diehm discussed proposed hunting rules for Harrisburg. The state game commission backs a short season in November for rabbits squirrels wild turkeys pheasants quail and other small game except raccoon and woodcock. Rabbit season would be cut to fifteen days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Diehm
Harrisburg
State Game Commission
Local tobacco sales lead in town with heavy buyers listed
Local buyers like the Eisenlohrs and D G Withers dominate tobacco purchases. Notable trades include Menno Brubaker acquiring 19 acres at 1814 and 4 and ten acres at 19 4 cents, Henry Hershey 12 acres at 20 10, and several wrappers paid to Withers. Additional transfers include real estate moves on Broad Street and Lincoln Avenue with Shenk, Waddel, and Christ involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenlohr
D. G. Withers
Menno Brubakers
Henry Hershey
Eisenlohrs
Harvey Reifsnyder
William Amer
Emanuel Stoner
Daniel Withers
Haydn Bomberger
Graybill Minnich
Christ Snyder
Withers
Reuben Brubaker
Jacob Bomberger
Abram Weidman
William Koser
Hisenlohr
Norman Keener
Eisenlohr’s
Travelers Near and Far in Local Notices
Mr Ezra Hartranft spent last week with his brothers in Reading. Mrs Mary Miksch visits Manheim with the Weinensminger family. Mrs Harry Showers and children and Mrs Minnie Roth spent Sunday with Lebanon relatives. Frank Longenecker and Samuel Shenk, State College students, home for several days. Philadelphia guest Mr C Fred Regenas and family. Miss Mary Percer of Danville visiting HE Garber’s home. Mrs George Irvin, Mrs Irene Wolf, Misses Ella Kofroth and Esther Getz spent Sunday at Paradise. Pfautz Bros. business trip to Philadelphia. H S Meiskey to Connecticut for tobacco buying. Amos Albright of Philadelphia staying with Henry Heiserman. Louis Hepp studying optometry at Columbia University left after days at home. Norman Hertzler Sunday with his mother J B Hertzler then to New York. Norman on road for doctors and pharmacist supplies. Frank Jeffries of Lancaster visited D G Witmyer. Jeffries, a former local ball player, now breeds pantam chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Irvin
Irene Wolf
Ella Kofroth
Esther M. Getz
Paradise
Robert E. Pfautz
Pfautz Bros
Philadelphia
Amos Albright
Henry Heiserman
Louis Hepp
Columbia University
Norman Hertzler
J. B. Hertzler
New York
Norman
Frank Jeffries
Lancaster
D. G. Witmyer
Frank
Reader letter ponders mystery signer C A P
Clayton S Shreiner of San Francisco renews his subscription and compliments the paper. He asks who signs C A P on a previous wrapper and a guess points to Charles A Pfantz, a Lititz mail clerk who travels between New York and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton S. Shreiner
United States Steel Products Co
San Francisco
Clare
Charles
A. Pfantz
Lititz
New York
Pittsburgh
Meeting of Farm Women in Pennsylvania Society
The February meeting of the Pennsylvania Society of Farm Women No. 1 takes place at Mrs. Benjamin Miller's home on Saturday February 5. An extension worker from State College will explain essentials in cooking. All interested are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Society of Farm Women No. 1
Benjamin Miller
State College
Widow Catherine S. Miller Dies at 81 in Lancaster Home
Mrs Catherine S Miller widow of Dr Emanuel R Miller died Sunday at 1 20 AM at her son in law Bryan Kern 417 Pine St Lancaster She was 81 and had illness for weeks Born near New Providence she lived in Lampeter Strasburg Lititz Rome area She leaves son Harry C Lititz and daughter Mrs Kern a sister Mrs J G Weaver Strasburg Funeral services held at home and East James Street Reformed Mennonite church Lancaster Interment in Moravian cemetery Lititz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine S. Miller
Emanuel Reigart Miller
Bryan G. Kern
Pine Street
Lancaster
Strasburg Township
New Providence
Christian
Maria Shultz
East James Street Reformed
Also Mentioned on This Page
Claude Kemper
Limbago
Warwick
D. A. Long
Groundhog
Morris Fry
Roy Myers
Bowman's Technical School
Wertsch’s
Linden Hall Alumna Association
Levi N. Brubaker
Old Warwick
Adam Long
Mr. Brubaker
Webster
Zartman's Mill
Anna BE. Young
Pe Tire Company
Scott Gockley
B.B. Seaman
N.D. Sturgis
St. Petersburg
Fla
H. P. Murr
Harry Baughey
Neffsville
R. O. Melzer
Mary Lederle
Brooklyn
Lederle
Harry Stern
Childs’ Welfare Association
Geo. Schreiber
Mary Buch
Girard College
FL & M
Glee Club
St. Luke’s Reformed Church
Record Office
Keller Memorial Lutheran
Washington, D. C
Paul
Gable
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
S. H
Tramp
Stork
Fire Department
Ace
Harry Gable
Christ Risser
Charles Oberlin
Amanda Sheaffer
Greentown
Rudy
Linden Tall Seminary
Mary A. Oberlin
Louis
Henry Sheaffer
Beren O
George
Ruth
Greenville
Fulton
Lititz Clothing & Shoe Store
Pre Crosland
Liberty Belles
Levi EF. Seibert
Hammer Creek Church
C. H. Shhenk
Willis Gochenour
Broad Street
H. C. Miller
H. H. Beck
Mr. Shenk
Thomas Waddel Lately
Ideal Chocolate Factory
Lincoln Avenue
Addison Felker
J. Fred. Essig
B. Risser
Thomas Christ
Cedar Street
Mr. Christ
Jon
John Helter
George Scheneberger
Levi Rudy
Seltz Shoes
Ezra Hartranft
Reading
Mary Miksch
Mrs. Wein Ensminger
Harry Showers
Minnie Roth
Lebanon
Frank Longenecker
Samuel Shenk
Harry Biggs
C. Fred Regennas and
Mary Percer
Danville
HE. L. Garber
Miss Mary Garber
H. S. Meiskey
Connecticut
Meeting of Farm Women
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