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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1918

Page

5

Fire Alarm Codes And Sunday Church Notices

Fire alarm whistle blasts listed with numbers and street corners. Church notices cover Evangelical, Lutheran, Reformed, United Brethren, Brethren, and Mennonite services, Sunday schedules, Sunday school times, and recent deacon installations. Moravian evangelistic meetings draw large crowds. a free will offering for the Lutheran Soldiers and Sailors Welfare Fund totals $41. A Y P B practice for the Frances Willard service is set for Friday.

Moravian S. S. Chapel Ullom Burkhart Messrs George M. Harman Abram Dommy John S. Gingrich

Inspiring Lincoln Memorial Service at Moravian Chapel

An audience of 600 to 700 attended a Lincoln memorial service in the Moravian Sunday-school chapel. G A R members and Boy Scouts sat in honor as Prof Burkhart led patriotic songs and sang. Evangelist Dr Thomas Penn Allom praised Lincoln alongside a patriotic address urging faith and prayer for democracy and world peace.

Boy Scouts Burkhart Gunes America E. S. Crosland C. S. Miller Thomas Penn Allom Dr. Ullom Lincoln United States Washington Wilson Allom Abraham Lincoln

Eschbach bids grateful farewell from Lititz visit

Mr. Eschbach expresses heartfelt thanks to friends in Lititz for a month long stay and plans travels to North Dakota his sister Emily in Woodstock Illinois and Chicago hospitals to share cheer before returning home.

Horace L. Eschbach North Dakota Mr. Eschbach Emily Woodstock Ill Ceer Sunshine Chicago

Palmyra High Victors Over Lititz In Basketball clash

The Palmyra High School beat Lititz 34 to 21 at home after a tight first half. Ruhl led Lititz with 11 points while Palmyra’s Erb scored 12 as Palmyra pulled away in the second period despite crowded gym obstructions. Also notes a Friday game with Annville and a Scouts event in Lancaster with praise for Lititz troops. Local teachers and civic notes on odd incidents punctuate the page.

Lebanon County Annville Palmyra Lititz Ruhl Erb

Public schools reopen after coal shortage relief

Public schools in the borough reopen Monday after a week of cessation due to coal shortages. Mild weather since Thursday alleviated the crisis, and local dealers report several coal wagons arriving, easing distress for families near out of fuel.

Agricultural Notes of Interest at Neffsville Brethren Home

Wednesday’s butchering day yielded three porkers averaging 555 pounds with the heaviest at 568 pounds. A fourth heavy animal remains to be killed in coming weeks. Peter Buck of Ow Hill bought a horse in Lancaster, but it broke a leg and had to be shot after a mishap on the return trip. Game warden A Keene of Christiana reports many feed partridges and urges continued support for the birds. His covey of 24 is fed until snow melts. he advocates crow extermination to protect partridges. He expects 850 rabbits from Susquehanna County and 80 pheasants to be released locally.

Church of the Brethren Home Neffsville Peter Buck Ow! Hill Peter Lancaster A. Keene Christiana Keene Susquehanna County Frank Rader Rader Lititz Fred Spinner Mr. Spinner Spinner Switzerland Germany

Farm Stock Sale Nets $4065 in Elizabeth Twp

Mrs Florence R Bomberger’s farm sale drew large crowds with high bids. Total receipts reached 4065 dollars as cattle, horses, mules and goods like cocoa shells sold well. A gasoline engine sold for 232 dollars after a bidding boost from a loan offer. Groundhog lore and local farming notes follow with planting plans and spring forecasts.

Florence R. Bomberger Emanuel Bomberger Elizabeth Township H. H. Snavely

Marriages in Lititz Nazareth Browns Town and Lancaster

A series of wedding announcements from Lititz Nazareth Browns town and Lancaster detail Samuel Wonder and Edna May Stohler uniting in the Lititz parsonage with Rev F A Weichsel, Walter Stark and Jeanette Stark wed in Nazareth, Lulu Buch and Melvin N Myer at Browns town, and Brubaker Kendig in Lancaster with immediate families present. The notes mention wartime deployments Camp Shelby and Camp Meade affecting plans.

Samuel Wonder Lititz Mies Edna May Stohler Hiram C. Stohler Schoeneck F. A. Weichsel Jeanette Stark Jacob Stark Nazareth William S. Smith William F. Walter Easton Paul S. Meinert Walter Camp Shelby Mississippi

War era headlines mix Kipling quotes and home front notes

The item compiles wartime verse and editorial snippets about home front conditions. It references Kipling style lines on teamwork, weather shifts, flooding cellars, heatless Mondays ending, flour and rubber shortages, war gardens, and morale jibes. It notes concerned readers and seasonal optimism.

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