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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1926

Page

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Keath Planing Mill Banquet Highlights Cooperation Theme

The Tenth Annual Employees Banquet at Keath Planing Mill honors cooperation and good fellowship. 200 guests heard toastmasters and toasts from customers and friends, with the evening ending as employees present a chime clock to Mr. Keath.

Keath Planing Mill Company E. B. Weber W. R. Sammel Emma Long Herbert Longenecker Brunswick Orchestra Charles K. Kvath Keath Plating Mill Company Chas Bowman G. F. Bowman and Company of Lancaster Keath Ita Nies Exis

Change in Morning Reading Train Schedule

A Reading schedule update notes changes starting February 23 with a Lititz to Reading trip at 5 40 AM arriving 6 45 AM and noon and evening services unchanged. From February 28 a new Lancaster to Reading passenger train stops at Lititz 9 32 AM and returns 9 44 PM.

Reading Lititz Lancaster

Ladies Class to Hold Orange Social at U B Church

The Ladies Class of the U B Church hosts an Orange Social on Tuesday February 23 at 7 30 pm in the church basement. Cakes coffee and sandwiches will be sold. The men's chorus and band perform along with ukulele music and a Rev D Stotts address.

U. B D. Stotts Young Peoples Missionary Society Trinity U. E B. Dillman Henry Myers Grace Hackman iFazel Mathers Florence Butzer William Diehm Ruth Weaver Anna Hackman Ruth Snavely Helen Diehm Viola Schmuck Aunt Polly the Missionary Society Morris McCloud Walter Smith W. M. Pfautz Harry B. Snavely Ruth Marble Harry M. Hershey the Society Minerva Smith Blanche Roth Irene Adams Lillian Getz Ladies Bible Class the Reformed Church Sharch ST. Pauls Lutheran Church W. R. Sammel St Paul’s Lutheran Church Ser

Potato Dollar Higher Than Apple At Warwick House

Poor roads and weather cut attendance at the Warwick House sale on Saturday with 613 sales recorded. Items sold included 17 hogs at 12 dollars, 72 bushels of apples at 1.10 each to 195 dollars, 21 bushels of potatoes at 1.80 to 3.00, 10 bushels of oranges at 75 to 95 cents, 6 baskets of cabbage at 35 to 55 cents, 36 brooms at 60 to 65 cents, 10 blankets at 2.50 to 2.75, 180 pairs of hose at 14 to 30 cents, a high chair at 2, a coach at 3.50, and 6 sleighs from 1.25 to 5.00.

Warwick House

LAY OR BUST Eggs abundant as prices stay at thirty cents a dozen

An unusual winter boosts egg production with many flocks laying well. A storeman noted forty more dozen eggs arrived last Saturday than the same day a year ago, and most chicken keepers report higher laying rates despite older feeding and housing conditions.

Doster Daughter Vera Weds Philip Heintz in California

Vera B. Doster married Philip Heintz of Sacramento on February 3 in California. The couple will settle at 2814 G Street Sacramento and plan a later east trip. Heintz is a real estate dealer and former Newark resident. Vera is a Lititz and Hood College alumna who earned UC diploma. Harris Winter Clearance sale opens Friday offering family bargains on winter clothing.

I. H. Doster Vera B. Doster Philip Heintz Sacramento California G Street Heintz Newark N. J Lititz Hood College University of California Atilemobile

Brubaker Woods Demo Attracts Lititz High Students

J C Brubaker hosted a woods thinning demonstration with expert guidance from Mr Murphy of the State Department extension service. Students from Lititz High School observed thinning, learned tree varieties, and heard cautions on cutting young trees for future use. The event highlighted species such as red and white oak maple hickory and beech with plans to plant more trees and maintain the woods as a local landmark.

Murphy Extension Service State Department J. C. Brubak Farm Huber Brubaker State Farm Burran Lititz Huber's Woods

老人流浪者在林中冬居自述

叙述记录描绘七十岁左右的格雷格? Philips在纽约与匹兹堡的酒吧生涯后,迁居伯克斯等地的林中小屋,冬天以简陋家具栖身,靠劳作与省吃俭用度日。谈及健康、清水胜酒、愿意随时工作、与周围农民友好往来,以及独特取暖方式的趣谈。

Rev J B Baker Publishes New Book in Lititz

Rev J B Baker D D of Lititz has a new book Sermons on Our Mothers recently published. Dr Clair of Appollo preached at the Zion Lutheran Church and each mother member received a copy. Introduction by Francis Clark notes high expectations for the work on motherhood.

Baker Natvie Lititz Indianna Pennsylvania J. B. Baker Dr. Clair Appollo Dr. Baker Clair Zion Lutheran Church Francis Clark Christian Endeavor World’s Christian Endeavor Societies

Wildwood to Play Lititz Here Friday

Wildwood A. C. of New Jersey will host the Lititz Legion basketball team this Friday evening in the local gym. Wildwood brings a delegation of about fifty fans and plans to exchange salt water candy for Lititz souvenirs. A packed house is expected as Lititz seeks to redeem itself after a prior defeat by Wildwood.

Wildwood A New Jersey Legion Wildwood Lititz Wildwood Tribune Journal

Wildwood A C Defeats Lititz In Open Basketball Game

Wildwood A C defeated Lititz American Legion 40 to 36 at the Casino Hall in a fast open game. Wildwood led 26 to 16 at halftime. Lititz rallied but fell short. Mayor Redding welcomed visitors and gifts were exchanged. Lititz sent 35 supporters from 150 miles away. A return game is set for February 19 at Lititz.

Wildwood A. C Lititz American Legion Casino Hall Wildwood Lititz Armpreister George A. Redding North Wildwoo Culver Cobb Sheehan Monica Scully Kenneth Kirby Kirby Bartleson

Real Estate Sales in Lititz By M Garmani

Mr Garmani reports two private real estate sales in Lititz. As agent for Israel S Zimmerman a two and a half story dwelling on Willow Street sold to Irvin Stormfeltz East Petersburg with possession April 1. Also as agent for Clayton S Keith a double frame dwelling in Lititz sold to Israel Zimmerman with possession April 1.

M. Garmani Isreal S

Jacob Kemper Appears in Vanishing American at Lancaster Grand

Lititz native Jacob Kemper, now based on the west coast, is part of the cast in Zane Grey s Vanishing American shown all week at Lancaster s Grand Theatre. Relatives plan to attend. Kemper notes plans and letters from California about fishing trips with Zane Grey and travel from Avalon to Catalina Islands and beyond. The item also carries local notices on subscriptions and a sale at Scotts Book Store.

Jacob Kemper Lititz West Zane Grey Grand Theatre Lancaster Kemper Mr. Kemper California Mexican New Zealand Avalon Catalina Islands Lower California Gulf East N. D. Sturgis

Ginger Cakes Recalled In Political Song Tale

In a letter from Constantinople to Allentown, Prof. A R Beck recalls a fifties campaign song about Franklin Pierce and a colored cook who sang of mammy’s ginger cakes. The writer reflects on memories of Chester County and ginger cake scarcity.

Lititz A. R. Beck Franklin Pierce Chester County New England

Albert R Bear Dies After Eight Week Illness in Lititz

Albert R Bear aged 75 died Saturday at 7:35 AM at his Lititz home after an eight week illness from Brights disease. He lived in Lititz after moving from Lancaster and earlier ran a coal and lumber business. Survived by wife Lizzie who died seven years earlier, two daughters Tessie and Ruth, two sisters and a brother. Funeral at his house Tuesday 2:30 PM conducted by Rev R E Crosland with Moravian church quartet and lodge pallbearers. interment in Moravian cemetery.

Albert R. Bear North Broad Street Lititz Bright Graybill Anna Reist Bear Oregon Lancaster County Lizzie Grosh Landis Valley Lancaster Moravian Church Church Usher’s Association The Men's Missionary Society Knights of Maltas Knights of Pythias Keystone Underwear Company Tessie D. C. Martin Ruth Kofroth Daniel Graybill Missouri Clara Weaver Ivan Bear Los Angeles California Crosland Lodge Tien

Travel notices and church events fill community page

Mr G L Hepp and Miss M Esther Buch visit Philadelphia and Reading while families host gatherings in Lititz and Nettsville. A Missionary Society program and a church clam supper are announced alongside special Lutheran services at St Pauls Church with evangelistic emphasis. Scott's Book Store advertises Victor record numbers.

G. L. Hepp Philadelphia M. Esther Buch Reading William Weaver Henry Weaver Front Street Samuel Myers W. A. Kauffman Nettsville Robert Longenecker J. F. Longenecker South Broad Street

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