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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1919

Page

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Whimsical Lititz Notes Highlight Local Happenings

A stream of small items from Lititz notes births and birthdays including a girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Fiord Ritz on Orange Street. Coming events include the Moravian Church menorah offering next Sunday and an Usher’s banquet at Linden Hall. Community updates cover work changes, a German hymnal pamphlet collection, a Moravian play trip, and local commerce.

Fiord Ritz Orange Street Moravian Church

Moravians to Hold Eleven Day Evangelistic Campaign

The Moravian Church will conduct an evangelistic campaign lasting eleven days from Sunday morning February 2 to March 5. Committees are in place for music and related events. Rev. John Greenfield will preach and Mr Jaho Burkhart of Lancaster will lead the choir.

John Greenfield Jaho Burkhart of Lancaster Gong

Veteran Tobacco Grower Ganty Surpasses Forty Second Year

Lexington grower John Ganty claims an uninterrupted forty two year streak in tobacco farming. He avoids wetting leaf to prevent damage and rejects baling before market, preferring staging bales near selling time if leaf is sound. He warns trashy tobacco reduces profits and supports the Farmers Yolimeco Packing Association.

John Ganty Lexington Gantz Farmers’ Yolimeco Packing Association

Thefts Near Pine Hill Reported Along State Road

Thefts near Pine Hill include a flock of twenty prillets from Jacob Hess and canned fruit from Will Horning’s Pine Hill home. Feed disappeared from U S Delp’s farm and Isaac Sensenich’s farm, with buckshot favored by local farmers to stop the robberies. A mumster of pine-bred chickens also gone. Cross dog on Horning property. no details on how thefts occurred.

Brubaker’s Rothsville Jacob Hess U.S. Delp Will Horning Pine Hill

Birthday Turkeys Gather Local Families for Bisndayg Dinner

Squire Reidenbach hosts a turkey dinner for sons, daughters, and relatives marking a birthday weekend. Guests include Mrs. Gideon Kahl, Mrs. Alice Milchsack, Miss Fredericka Kling, Mr. George Russ and others from Lancaster and Philadelphia areas. Open house followed with ice cream and cake as Odd Fellows join after church.

Squire A. Brs Hyaltdinednis Philadelphia Myr Harry Neidenbach Mary Reidenbach Henry Heiserman Fredericka Kling George Russ Carrie Lillie Lancaster Way Anthony Hoerlaimmer Harry Femans Christopher Kling Katie Butz Guntaster Jacob Kling John Neiserman Mary Carrie Darraugh Heiseman Odd Fellow Lodge Ile Glise

Travel News and Local Social Notices From Lititz

Travelers near and far mingle by train, auto, and conveyances as Pitcairn residents Wag in for several days. Funeral scenes in Reading draw attendees. visits to Marietta and Belvidere, N J, highlight family ties. St Luke's Church hosts a festival on Feb 22 led by the Ladies Aid Society.

Local marriages reported across Lebanon County area

Henry Adair of Elm and Mazie C. Eshleman were married by Rev. J Herishe y at his Front street residence. Spayd Dulabohn wed Olive H Dulabohn at Sheafferstown with dinner at the groom’s sister’s home. Stephen S Hertzog of Clay wed Susie Weinhold of Brecknock at Realmstown. Enos R Miller Jr and Anna R Kreider married at Kinzer at the bishop’s home.

Henry Adair Elm Mazie C. Eshleman H. I. Bomberger Jacob Herishey Front Street Adair Keath Spayd-Dulabohn W. Spayd Owl Hil Warwick Township Olive H. Dulabohn Waldeck Lebanon County Sheafferstown Adam Bachman Charllie Vollertsen Realmstown B. G. Welder Stephen 8. Hertzog Clay Susie Weinhold Brecknock Enos R. Miller, Jr Enos Miller Lititz Anna R. Kreider Tobias R. Kreider Paradise Township Christian Brackbill Kinzer

Turkey Dinner for Seitzinger Family Attendees Named

On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. William Seitzinger hosted a turkey supper. Attendees included Rev. W. K. Fleck and family, Mrs. Anna Fleck, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stark, Mr. and Mrs. Willig Seitzinger and daughter, all of this place, Mr. and Mrs. Reid Gray and Bill Gray of East Petersburg, Mrs. Green of Harrisburg.

Wiliam Seitzinger W. K. Fleck Anna Fleck Floyd Stark Willig Seitzinger Reid Gray Bill East Petersburg Green Slarrisburg

Birthday party honors Miss Margaret Gundrum at Lititz home

A Tuesday birthday party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Charles honored Miss Margaret Gundrum with about thirty guests from the Lititz High School senior class and teachers. Games and refreshments followed, and the event was enjoyed. Emma Keener celebrated her fourth birthday Monday with a party for many of her girl friends.

Margaret Gundrum J. I. Qharies Lititz High School Emma Monroe Keener

Forger Failed To Work Game In Lititz

Sunday arrest of Sherman Leed, said to live near Akron, breaks up a Lancaster county forgery swindle. Leed duped merchants in Ephrata and Lititz by passing checks for larger sums after buying small items. State Police traced actions to Landis Valley and M Cohen’s Broad Street store, with further victims at Eagle Hotel and Newark Shoe Store in Ephrata.

Shermaneed Akron Lancaster County Leed Landis Valley J. H. Herr Ephrata Herr Diy Eagle Hotel Newark John K. Roseboro

Death of Joseph Kofroth at Lititz home

Joseph Kofroth died at his Lititz home on Thursday morning aged twenty eight years ten months and eight days after a career in electricity and teaching. He served in the Marine Corps and suffered heart disease and meningitis. Survived by wife Ruth Bear a daughter Margaret parents two sisters two brothers in the U S Army and Navy. Funeral held in Moravian Church with khaki bearers and a sermon on endurance.

Joseph Kofroth A. R. Bear North Broad Street Lititz P. B. Kotroth Rotheville Franklin and Marshall Academy Marine Corps Fanantico Inlaw Ile Bint Moxavian Church Ers’ Association Men’s Bible Class The Young Men's Business League Lititz Lodge Witits Lodge Knights of Pythias Ruth Bear Ueig Margaret Mamie Maud Percy Columbus Ohio Avon

Death notices for Mrs Kate Weidman and Roy White

Mrs Kate Weidman wife of John Weidman died at her Lititz home Saturday at 2 o clock from complications of diseases aged sixty ong She lived in Lititz thirty one years and was active in St Pauls Lutheran Church and local ladies groups She survived by husband and nine grandchildren and many children and siblings The funeral will be at her home then St Pauls Lutheran Church Interment in Lutheran Cemetery Rev W K Pieck delivering a text Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord Roy White former Lititz resident died in Philadelphia after a short illness from pneumonia He was 29 and had served in the army and six years on Philadelphia police force He leaves a wife and three children and parents and two sisters Funeral services were held in Philadelphia today.

Willig Gochenonr Pitcairn Down John Leisey Reading George J. Hepp Marietta Frank Pierson Belvidere N. J H. J. Pierson Broad Street St. Luke's Reformed Church Chester Jacob Heineman Arthur Albert Smith Baltimore Samuel Iluber James Goldthwait Gloucester Abram Tullitz Mr. Herron Mies Charles Siegel Mr. Herr Benjamin F. Deitrich Jacob Bryan Terre Hill Base Hospital Connecticut Lititz Wissler Deitrich Paul Miller Lititu Frank Peters Mobnton Harry Peters Boyertown Kate Weidman Kate Idan John Weidman TéAtitz Pennville Brickerville James Susanna Adair St. Paul's Oreville Albert Terro Till St. Paul’s Lutheran Church W. K. Pieck St. Paul's Church Halpern & Walter Philadelphia Roy White Benjamin White Carlisle Bertha Kissinger Sue Kearney Allentown Kissinger

Bricker Died in Reading at 77 After Brief Illness

Lee C Bricker died in Reading aged 77 after a brief illness. A native of Schaeffers Town he lived many years as a grocer in Reading and resided with his parents in Brunnerville in boyhood. He is survived by sister Mrs H S Landis of Harrisburg and brother Peter Reilly Bricker of Shelby Ohio. Parents Moravians buried Lititz Moravian cemetery.

Lincoln A. B. Keller Keller Lee C. Bricker Reading Tee Bricker Reading Sle Schaefferstead R Brunnerville Lie H. $. Landis Harrisburg Peter Reilly Bricker Shelby Ohio Lititz

Went West and Made Good James Weidman Story

James Weidman left Lititz nineteen years ago to seek his fortune in the west. He homesteaded then traded land for a 250 acre Minnesota farm where he raises wheat and operates a dairy. Married with four children, he learned of his mother Kate Weidman’s death Sunday and traveled from Bargeant, Minnesota to attend her funeral, arriving Monday at noon.

James Weidman Kate Weidman Bargeant Minnesota Lititz West

Lititz Industries Ready To Absorb Returning Soldiers

The towns industries report ample work for the 175 or more soldiers returning home. Eby Shoe Co. plans to hire eight returning workers, while Chocolate Co. and gate works continue at high levels on government orders and cocoa shipments. The Oneida trap factory notes brisk business and plans to hire returning veterans, with wage differences between army pay and factory earnings addressed.

Lititz Eby Shoe Co Darry Eby Boston

Moravian Text Book Soldier Edition and Global Reach

The Moravian Text Book publishes a soldier edition with notes, endorsed by Rev. Dr. Charles D. Kreider. It notes annual print runs of 310,000 and wide language editions including English, German, French, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Italian, and more. Postpaid price is 44 cents.

Charles D. Kreider the Moravian Russia Surinam Dutch Guinea Labrador Alask America Moravian Book Store Bethlehem

Farmers to Be Paid for Quail Bills under Deputy Warden Rule

Farmers who sent in their bills for quail will receive payment upon presenting the bills to Deputy Game Warden William Snagely. The payment arrangement applies to eligible claimants and requires proper documentation for processing.

Ted Quail William Snagely

Army and Navy Notes From wartime dispatches and returns

Emory Neidermyer, a carpenter on the US 8, Prometheus Naval crewman Prometheus after eight years abroad landed in New York but could not return home as his boat sailed for Cuba. Bloyd Hackman recently married, left 48 hours later, found back for short furlough due to North Sea duty repairs. Frank McCreary home honorably discharged after serving in France, his family deaths sent by cable missed. Charles Hammer, Chief Machinist Mate in aviation unit, arrived Feb 2, stationed at Philadelphia Naval Yard awaiting muster out. previously served four years. Christ Neil, army foods inspector in Manchester, NH, visits his mother. plans to stay to keep essential work. J Howard Buch in Camp Meade, forestry unit in France, expects muster out. early Lititz recruit helped back up frontline with logistics. Pam Milley, home from overseas, serves on the New Hampshire dry dock. notes 800 miles to Azores, pineapple-rich climate, a Christmas storm and a near ship capsize with gains in courage. thirteen men saved a fellow sailor.

D. P. Bricker Jurias Lenhart Eli Garber P. Boucher Henry Sturgis Loyo Philadelphia Mary Huebener Leola Jim S. Marines Ushers' Association Moravian Church Linden Hall Hackmian Ira Zartman E. K. Zartman Lititz Westinghouse Co Lititz High School Gettysburg College Hiram Meck John Shreiber Mr. Mack Harvey Shoettaker Rothsville Albert Guchenauer Center Street Bloyd Hackman North Sea Frank McCreary Rance Samp Lee Norman Iabecker Norman Charles Hammer le Craisse France States Jongenecke Charles Philadelphia Naval Yard Hes Navy Bay of Biscay Christ Neil Army Foods Manchester N. H Fannie Shreiner New England New England States Pam Joseph P. Milley New Hampshire Azore Islands Spain Paul Paut

Paul Fry's Travel Reflections from His Father’s Plate

Paul M. Pry notes in a descriptive letter to his father Clayton G. Frey, manager of this plate, sharing an interesting trip. The fragment hints at continued coverage on page 8.

Paul Fry Paul M. Pry Mgr Clayton G. Frey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Carrie Shady Josié Brown Annie Horst Lavina Keller Edna Kautz Sara E. Tice Mabel Williams Katie W. White Charles Weidman Simon Buch Martin Heller Elmer Ludwig William Sterner John J. Smith Frank Dengate Child Niagara Falls Sarah Jenkins Will Corella-Bonelli Operatic Co Boal Lititz Boy Scouts Adair - Eshleman Hertzog-Weinhold Miller-Kreider Morris Cohen Leal M. Cohen Union Trust, Co Benny Dietrich R. Joseph Kotreth K L. S. Crasland Sen Crosland Jesus Christ Red Cross Chocolate Gate Sean Madlem Harry Jones Oneida Jones Army and Navy Notes U. S Emory Neidermyer Prometheus New York Cuba J. Howard Buch Camp Meade Pregelt Edward
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