Lititz Record Printing Co Editorial Address Notice
The record provides publishing house details for The Record Printing Co E D Fulweiler and R Johnson editors and publishers. It notes postal classification as second class matter and gives the Lititz Pennsylvania address for communications on news and business.
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the Record Printing Co
E. D. Fulweiler 4. R. Johnson Editors and Publishers
THE
Record Printing CO
South Broad Street
Lititz, Pa
Washington Birthday 200th Anniversary Observed Nationwide
A national celebration marks the 200th anniversary of George Washington's birth, highlighting his role as soldier, statesman, and moral guide. Observances begin now and continue through Thanksgiving with events planned in schools and at Linden Hall, including possible honor at the 4th of July celebration.
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Washington
America
Linden Hall
Brotherhood of man in a world tied by trade and science
A Carylyle themed piece links typhus deaths to social neglect and notes that modern markets, communications, and transport knit nations into a single economy. It argues that sound morals and economics align, urging hope in a globally interconnected future. Husky, thrifty CHICKS ad follows.
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Carylye
Carlyle
Bombay
Tokyo
Paris
London
New York
Brotherhood of Man
School Programs Reflect Community Pageant And Fine Arts
The district lists grade by grade scenes and songs from first through eighth grade, led by teachers Miss Sturgis Miss Tshudy Miss Gantz and others. Performances include flag pledges songs like Our Country and Our Flag along with dramatizations and an orchestra. A separate account notes shop and school events plus a report on a local tobacco market and a factory strike amid town affairs.
Valentine Party at Ludwig Home Honors Alma Ludwig
A Valentine party was held Saturday night at Mr and Mrs Clarence Ludwig s home in honor of their daughter Alma Attendees included Alma Ludwig Vera Kauffman Mary Huber Grace Troutwine John Nies Mahlon Oberlin Julia Haines Robert Miller Richard Weaver Sidney Carpenter Paul Spickler Winfield Buchter Mae Wolf Ar ous Stark Earl and Charles Ludwig and Mrs Elmer Frederick Refreshments and seasonally themed decorations accompanied an evening of games A printed itemized bill about an unpaid Belgium church decoration was also shared for printing and republication
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Edward Maharg
Washington
Rachael Madlem
E. Carrie Tshudy
George Washington
Mary Longenecker
Betsy Bass
America
Sara M. Slacker
Helen Scheneberger
Phyllis Breneman
Robert Reidenhaugh
John Keller
T Would Tel
Bert Kreider
Bertram Reidenbaugh
Robert Kauffman
Strother
Alice S&s
Ron Hahecker
Clarence Ludwig
Alma
Alma Luewig
Vera Kauffman
Mary Huber
Grace Troutwine
John Nies
Mahlon Oberlin
Julia Haines
Robert Miller
Richard Weaver
Sidney Carpenter
Paul Spickler
Winfield Buchter
Mae Wolf
Arous Stark
Earl
Charles Ludwig
Elmer Frederick
Roebuck Wagon Tongue Broken by Playful Horse
In 1882 Dr. P J Roebuck rode home after an out-of-town call as his horse kicked the wagon tongue and broke it forcing him to walk. J F Sturgis the bretzel baker marked his 47th birthday with a gold-headed cane from his children.
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P. J. Roebuck
J. F. Sturgis
Bretzel Baker
Twenty five years ago sale draws large crowded turnout
On February 21, 1907 H Reist Landis held a large stock sale two miles northeast of town with auc tioneer H H Snavely remarking on the unusually big crowd. P B Furlow then in Pittsburgh was noted as secretary treasurer of the East End Church baseball league. William Scott of the Trap Factory bought the first motorcycle in the area, capable of 40 mph. D A Cohick advertised a Rudy's Hall moving picture show for the coming Saturday night headlined by The Great Train Robbery and included several illustrated songs.
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H. Reist Landis
H. H. Snavely
P. B. Furlow
Pittsburgh
East End Church
William Scott
D. A. Cohick
Rudy
Local Elections And Holidays Marked By Big Social Scene
Residents celebrated Valentine’s Week with gatherings at Springs Hotel and other venues as sleigh counts exceeded 100. The post office reported heavy mail. The Tuesday election produced results including Couneil Wilson Baum M S Hess and Charles Dus for school directors E E Hae baker and D B Becker for directors G D Butzer for high council Lis Eshleman for assessor J B Young and Henry Seaber for judge M C Weidman as inspector.
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Jness
Springs
Couneil—Wilson
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