Lititz Record header noting editor and price
The Lititz Record announces E. Buch as editor and proprietor with a subscription price of 1.50 dollars per year.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1927
Page
3
The Lititz Record announces E. Buch as editor and proprietor with a subscription price of 1.50 dollars per year.
The funeral for Moses Butter drew a large crowd last Friday with Rev. L A Werner delivering the sermon, assisted by Revs. D S Manning and J H Willaner. Interment followed at Brownstown cemetery. Church trustees reelected three-year terms during watch night services.
Mt Zion Evangelical church in Akron elected church and Sunday School officers for the coming year. Elected were class leader R L Albright and other staff, with a long list of ushers, pianists and librarians. A New Year’s Day wedding united Miss L Bernetha Weachter and Paul S Pfautz. Revival services began at United Evangelical church led by Rev H F Miller with soloist Robert Wise assisting.
Numerous Lancaster area households hosted relatives and friends from Reading, Lancaster, Ephrata, Manheim, Shillington, Elizabethtown, Newmannstown, Swartzville, and Browns Town. The gatherings featured extended family members including Wolf, Leid, Knoll, Kurtz, Zwally, and Harting clans, with celebrations for 84th birthday noted.
Friday social duties included P O Elser visiting Manheim and Lititz with dinner for grandson Elser Gerhart and wife. Local sick list featured Mrs Lloyd Ober, Mrs Samiel W Elser, and Mrs H L Wealand. Teen visitations by Florence Hartranft Adams town Eva Sensenig Murrell and Margaret Gerhart led to Clay school tour. Mr Ira Zartman repaired fixtures on his grandfather’s home and the electric line extends toward John K Beard residence including Mrs Lily W Gerhart visit.
The article explains that antler point counts loosely indicate age. Horns grow after each shedding year by points, but growth depends on physical condition and virility. Older deer often have smaller, fewer points. a deer with one point per side is two pointed, and so on. Reindeer differ as females also have horns.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a rough note about a group or menu and mentions pricing, with garbled phrases about adding knowledge and comparing differences. No clear event, date, or proper names can be determined from the readable portion.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Clair and family thank relatives and friends who gave a package surprise on December 22, 1926 in honor of their 25th wedding anniversary. They received many beautiful and useful things and thank the Good Cheer Circle of the King's Daughters for their kind memory.
The advertiser shapes human nature through worded appeals and store service to build customer habits. Put personality into advertising so sales staff reflect it, encouraging a rising number of repeat customers and regular trade. We are all creatures of habit.
The fragment lists numerous monetary amounts including 110,244.00 and 1,612,124.63 as liabilities, with figures like 89,334.76 60,000.00 100,000.00 and 387,140.67 scattered. No clear entities or context to determine a full event or report.
Lost item notice from Lititz Motor Company posted January 6th instructs to call if found. End gate reportedly detached from stake body of a Ford truck and search underway.
Subscriptions and financial figures are noted with a sworn statement dated January 5 1927. Notary public J B Herr witnessed the document and stated commission expiry January 7 1927.
Halfville R. He Adams and family and Wm Haines and families visited friends at Mt Joy over Sunday. Isaac Erb and wife of Lampeter visited in Herbert Mann's family over Sunday. Butcher Todd killed six hogs and one beef on Monday. Amos Frey and family and Samuel Frey and family visited friends at Silver Springs on Sunday. Buy tobacco paper and twine at the Halfville store.
A reflective excerpt on the costs of overemphasizing routine and manners. Thoreau warns that excessive attention to social conventions dissipates the mind, diminishes simplicity, and weakens intellectual strength.
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