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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
4
The piece argues rooting spirit among students and townspeople drives athletic success and economic progress. It claims college pride boosts faith, helps ventures launch, and lifts Lititz toward broader prosperity by encouraging new ideas and wider trade.
Mrs. Moore funeral held at 12:36 p m at Schaefferstown. Mary Erb of Cocalico visited Lily W Gerhart. Relatives attended the funeral of Aston H Elger in Philadelphia at Rothsville. Attendees included Sam Elser P O Elser Sam FE Ferry Mrs J W Gerhart Mr Elser Gearhart. Edna Nissley hosted by S W Elser. Isaac Weidman family from Lexington visited the Keller family. Almenara Gerhart visited Edna Zartman in Lexington over Sunday.
Revival services continue at the Evangelical church on North Eleventh Street and the Brethren church on West Main Street. Local families host visitors from Manheim Scuderton Richland and Reading while scarlet fever affects eight year old Randolph West.
Mrs Erwin Romig and son Arthur visited Mr and Mrs Wilton Diehm in Lancaster for two days. Mr and Mrs Leroy Mohn called on the Clayton Yost family in Browns Lawn. Mrs Mary Hertzog and families visited Charles Hertzog and kin in Hahnstown with Alton Albright of Reading also gathering with his parents.
Barton and Myer take charge of Bitner garage near Rothsville since February first. West Earl Castle No 78 K G E to initiate ten or more men next Monday evening. Mrs Kate Marxen suffers heart trouble. Many residents have heavy colds or grippe. TL Kissinger and family visited Terre Hill. Rev C W Homer to preach at Evangelical church Sunday at 10 a.m. Miss Lena Gelz and Elva Zwally of St Joseph's Hospital Lancaster spent the weekend at home.
George and Fred Bohler lead a family famed for basketball skill developed at Schuylkill Seminary. Fred, Williamette athletic director, Bert at Butler Y M C A, and George Oregon coach contend for coaching honors as Washington State, Oregon, and Williamette compete in the Pacific Coast Basketball Conference.
A community asks for a dedicated home for the supervising principal who cares for over eight hundred students five days a week. The plea notes the need for shelter from the cold and rain so the leader can reside at the school and dedicate time to education.
A shipment of Whitman's Chocolates arrived at Scott's Book Store on Cedar Street showing factory direct delivery.
Borough Council met January 30 and approved an ordinance to fine property owners who fail to clear snow from sidewalks. Water supply improving, coal received, and a cash balance of 1106.47 reported. Nurse notes 31 patients cared for, one death, two births. lice in schools rising earlier in month. baby clinic advancing. Bills approved include lighting, salaries, and various vendors.
Local retailer Doster's advertises a 20 percent discount on blankets and comforts, inviting shoppers to save on cozy winter essentials.
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