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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1929

Page

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Traps firm expands sales force and staff changes

The Animal Trap Company of America launches expansion including new sales reps and promotions. P B Mochel becomes Sales Manager at Niagara Falls plant, James H Stevens takes over Mochel’s district, and G A Richeson joins to study trapping methods on the Eastern Shore. The push aims to boost demand for Victor Newhouse and Oneida Jump traps, rodent traps, garden tools, and children's sand sets.

North America Animal Trap Company of America South Atlantic Niagara Falls Ontario Mochel Canada James H. Stevens Mr. Machel Victor Newhouse Oneida G. A Richeson Mr. Richeson Maryland

Fire Insurance Company Elects Officers and Directors

The Lititz Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Lancaster County elected officers and directors at its annual meeting held Saturday at the Home Office 12 E Main St Lititz. Officers include President J W G Hershey Lititz Vice-President J Bitzer Johns Denver Secretary Henry B Gibbel Lititz. Directors were H K Ober Elizabethtown Conrad Z Hess Lancaster Owen Hershey Lititz J F Denlinger Gap No 1 J M Miller Lititz H H Koser Landisville. Auditor Simon Grayphill. A spelling bee will be held by the Ladies Hospital Auxiliary of Akron on Wednesday January 16 at 8 PM in Akron Fire Hall.

Lititz Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance Company Lancaster County E. Main Street Lititz J. W. G. Hershey J. Bitzer Johns Denver Henry B. Gibbel H. K. Ober Elizabethtown Conrad Z. Hess Lancaster Owen Hershey Lit Ladies’ Hospital Auxiliary of Akron Akron Fire Hall

Ephrata Girl to Wed Starr High Coach

The engagement of Miss Marion Hess of Ephrata to James G. Starr of Litita High School faculty was announced at a prospective bride’s home entertainment. No wedding date is set. Hess is a graduate of Ephrata High School and Lebanon Valley College and teaches at Annville High School. Starr, also a Lebanon Valley graduate, teaches at the local high school and serves as athletic director and basketball coach.

Marion Hess Ephrata James G. Starr Litita High School Tag Miss Hess Ephrata High School Lebanon Valley College Annville Ir. Starr Lebanon Valley

New Director Named At Farmers Bank Directors listed at annual meeting

Stockholders of the Farmers National Bank added a new director at their annual meeting. Chester M. Woolworth, president of the Animal Trap Company, joins a slate including S. W. Buch and J. Frank Buch among others. All directors were renamed and will meet next Monday to organize the bank's officers.

Farmers National Bank Chester M. Woolworth Animal Trap Company S. W. Buch J. Frank Buch G. Graybill Diehm Eli L. Garber Allen B. Heagy J. W. G. Hlershey N. B. Seaman H. J. Pierson RB. Posey H. H. Reissnyder C. B. Risser Jos. B. Wissler Bank

Lititz Lyceum and town notes and prices

At the Lititz Lyceum Miss Battie Bruckhart answered a question on Buddhism and Chinese missionary work in the United States. A debate was promised on ambition as a vice rather than a virtue. Local industry reports note Fry’s tobacco warehouse and cigar manufactory finished near Kemper House. The Great Slaughter records J L Dommy’s 692 pound hog slaughter in Rome with a large crowd. Weather averages show 17 degree week with 36 above and 13 below. Butter 20 cents per pound and eggs 18 cents per dozen.

Lititz J. L. Dommy Rome

Miss Withers Buried After Fatal Wednesday Accident

Miss Daisy Withers, fatally injured when struck last Wednesday night, was buried Sunday at her home on S Broad Street and at St. Paul's Lutheran church. Throngs attended. The Rev. J W G Hershey the Rev W K Fleck and Rev W R Sammel officiated. Investigation found the accident unavoidable. Deputy Coroner Yoder questioned Paul Rupp, car driver and sole witness, who testified and the verdict was accidental death. A state investigator concurred with this finding.

Daisy Withers S. Broad Street St. Paul’s Lutheran Church J. W. G. Hershey W. K. Fleck W. R. Sammel Yoder Paul Rupp

Cleaner Agent Transferred at Eureka Vacuum Co

Four months the local representative of the Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co. in Lititz has been transferred and left the town yesterday. R. M. Spacht, a furniture dealer, has obtained exclusive representation for this section. The latest sheet music arrives each week at Scott's Book Store.

Welter Sachs Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co Lititz R. M. Spacht Scott’s Book Store

Dies After Long Illness Geo L Weidler 85

George L Weidler aged 85 died after a ten month illness at his daughter Mrs Annie K Lipp’s home near Lititz. Surviving are daughter Annie Lipp a grandchild and a great grandchild. Two sisters Mrs Henry Smith East Petersburg and Mrs Elmira Eby Lancaster also survive. Funeral Sunday with 1:30pm viewing at the daughter’s home and 2:00pm at Landis Valley Church. Burial in adjacent cemetery. R M Spacht funeral director.

Geo. L. Weidler Annie K. Lipp Lititz Annie Lipp Henry Smith East Petersburg Elmira Eby Lancaster

Frigid Week Ties winter cold to flu outbreak and Easter hints

Temperatures around eight and six degrees above zero marked the cold spell this week with days earlier at six above. Doctors rest as influenza germs seem pushed back by sun. Easter and Lent dates shift earlier this year as Linden Hall reports full attendance after Christmas vacation amid the flu. Mrs. F. W. Stengel entertains girls nightly as a new Seminary entrant joins.

Linden Hall F. W. Stengel

Chicken Thief Flees as Man Attacks Him at Hen House

Lloyd Hertzler, son of Jacob Hertzler, thwarted a chicken thief at a Locust Street hen house Thursday night. A brief struggle followed before the intruder fled, leaving an empty bag and broken lock. Lloyd sustained minor injuries in the hand to hand clash as chickens were moved to a nearby pen.

Man Jacob Hertzler Mr. Hertzler Lloyd Locust Street

Twenty-One Join St Pauls Lutheran Church

Twenty one persons were received into membership at St Pauls Lutheran church during Sunday communion services. The crowded church heard music from the choir. Members joining include Dr and Mrs W L Lockhart Mr and Mrs Edward D Pulweiler Mr and Mrs Urban B Hull Mrs Carl E John Welimyer and Miss Julia L Owen by certificate of transfer Mr and Mrs Lincoln J Gable Mr and Mrs Avery E Myers Mr and Mrs Harry G Garman W Raymond Commodore and Miss Margaret A Keener by profession of faith Mr and Mrs Clarence K Ludwig Leroy D Engle and Jennie W Strohm by adult baptism.

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church W. L. Lockhart Edward D. Pulweiler Urban B. Hull Carl E. John Welimyer Julia L. Owen Lincoln J. Gable Avery E. ‘Myers Harry G. Garman W. Raymond Commodore Margaret A. Keener Clarence K. Ludwig Leroy D. Engle Jennie W Strohm

Elizabeth Syvilla Hackenberg Former Lititz Resident Dies

Elizabeth Syvilla Hackenberg, formerly of Lititz, died at her home near Newport on December 14 at age 16 after an eight month illness. She was the daughter of Annie E. and I H Gunderman and sister to a brother and several step siblings.

Walter Smith Elizabeth Syvilla Hackenberg Newport Lititz Annie E I. H. Gunderman

Twenty-five Years Ago January 8 1904 Lititz notes

The column recalls a frigid January night with temperatures dipping to zero after six pm. EB B Stauffer owns a comb from 1840. EB Stauffer’s horse died in the barn. Lititz poultry and pigeon show earned forty four prize awards and drew strong crowds. Ephrata residents worried over a smallpox patient. Butter sold for 24 cents a pound and eggs for 22 cents a dozen.

B. Stauffer Lititz Ephrata

Funeral rites held for Milton L Landis near Oregon

Funeral services for Milton L. Landis, 59, who died Friday at his home from complications, were conducted yesterday at 2 PM at Landis Valley Mennonite Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Survived by one sister Mrs. R.G. Herr of Lititz and four brothers Levi L. and Noah L. of Neffsville, Eli L. of Brownstown, and John L. of Oregon.

Milton L. Landis Oregon Landis Valley Mennonite ‘Church R.G. Herr Lititz Levi L Noah L Neffsville Eli L Brownstown John L

Death claims many from nearby homes in Lititz area

Henry K. Longenecker aged 17 died at his parents Lime Rock home after a nine day pneumonia illness. Survived by parents and siblings Abraham Martha Elmer Mary. Funeral at his home then Longenecker's church near Lititz with burial in adjoining cemetery. Daniel L McGowan age 84 died at United Zion Home Lititz after noon last Thursday. formerly Nine Points resident and member of St Luke's Methodist Bryn Mawr Knights of the Golden Eagle Bart and Junior Order of A M Kennett Square. Funeral held Christiana with interment in Georgetown Methodist cemetery. George town, PA. Funeral director R M Spacht.

Henry K. Longenecker Abraham H. Longenecker Lime Rock Abraham Martha Elmer Mary Longenecker's Church Lititz Daniel ‘L. McGowan United Zion Nine Points Daniel Susanna McGowan St. Luke’s

Lancaster man dies of influenza at county hospital

Jacob Martin, 46, died Saturday evening at 8 o'clock in Lancaster county hospital from influenza. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. John Martin of Lititz R D 1 and siblings Henry and Emanuel of Farmersville Avon Lititz RD, Mrs. Graybill Zimmerman of Lititz RD, Mrs. Martin Weaver of Hinkletown, Mrs. Isaac Bowman Waterloo Canada, and Leah at the county hospital. Continued on Page 5.

Jacob Martin Lancaster John Martin Lititz R. D Henry and Emanuel Farmersville Avon Graybill Zimmerman Martin Weaver Hinkletown Isaac Bowman Waterloo Canada

Moravian Church Notes 1928 Year In Review

Rev Crosland reports Moravian Church 1928: 10 adults and 36 children baptized, 16 confirmations, 18 received by letter, 18 deaths, total 1083 connected, current membership 808. Total contributions 15645 dollars with 4980 for Foreign Missions, 4532 for general Christian objects, 6141 for current expenses. Revival at Brunnerville U B, Raezer as speaker. Council set for Jan 14 with elections for Elder and Trustees. Woman's Missionary Society meets Jan 17 to discuss The Land of the Esquime. St Luke's Sunday School officers elected for the year.

Crosland Moravian Church Moravian Church Council Horace L. Eschbach W. M. Grube Louis Hinebener

Auto overturns in crash at corner Front and Water

Dr N B Reeser of Lancaster, driving north on Water Street, collided with Walter Landis of Kissel Hill as Landis entered Front Street from the west. Landis vehicle rolled over, trapping him briefly. Reeser freed Landis after a quick rescue. both cars were badly damaged and one tire punctured. No serious injuries reported.

Front Water Streets N. B. Reeser Lancaster Water Street Walter Landis Kissel Hill Front Street Landis Dr. Reeser Reeser

Ladies Auxiliary Delays Forming County Group

At Lititz Fire Hall a county association of auxiliaries of Fire Companies was deferred. Representatives from various auxiliaries will attend a County Firemen's Association meeting in Akron on Friday evening January 25. Lectures covered fire prevention and women’s roles. speakers included De. H. M. Ranch, Claude Willee, J. Harry Grube, Theodore H. Neumann, Empey P. Wagner, and Victor Wagner. Lititz auxiliary reported 700 members and $583 in treasury. a planned play and a donation of silverware to the fire company were noted.

Lititz Akron de. HE. M. Ranch Bird-in-Hand Claude A. Willee Lancaster J. Harry Grube The County Association Tsadore H. Neumann Empey P. Wagner Victor Wagner Lititz Company M.C. Demmy Lititz Auxilary Fire Company

Farm Women Meet at Mrs Sea man's Home

The Society of Farm Women No 1 met with 19 attendees including members and visitors. President Mrs M W Hess led the meeting. Mrs J C Brubaker reported 23 Christmas baskets and plants sent to hospital patients, with four baskets donated to families. Treasurer showed 121.71 receipts for the year and 362.25 on hand. Hess Moore Eckman slated to attend the State Convention in Harrisburg January 22 23. A Bruns wick Lancaster luncheon for the Chamber of Commerce and Farm Women was planned for January 18.

Society of Farm Women No. 1 N. B. Seaman M. W. Hess J. C. Brubaker Zion M. A. Moore John Eckman Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce Brunswick Lancaster

Manheim Borough Council Reorganizes and Accepts Constable Resignation

Manheim Borough Council held a reorganization session Monday night and re-elected President H. H. Berntheizel, Secretary H. B. Brandt, Treasurer D. T. Hess, and Supervisor John Oechsle. The council accepted Ezra Zartman’s resignation as high constable, effective February 1, and will appoint a successor at the next meeting on January 29. Bills of 1928 were ordered paid, and an ordinance to regulate firearm sales was authorized for presentation at the next meeting.

Manheim Borough H. H. Berntheizel H. B. Brandt D. T. Hess John Oechsle Ezra Zartman

Wagons Must Carry Lights On Public Highways

The Lancaster Automobile Club urges that wagons and bicycles on public highways be equipped with lights. Vehicles not equipped risk arrest for violating the state law, the Club notes in its weekly bulletin.

Lancaster Automobile Club Auto Club

Travelers Near and Far Visit Lititz Residents and Friends

Local items note visits from Salunga to Lititz, including Jacob Musser and Ruth. Morris Kauffman and family visiting Paxtang. D P Wall and Elizabeth Wall with Curvensville connections. and others around Lancaster County. Several residents travel or recover from illness, with mentions of hospital care for Henry Hackman, a trip to Grantville, and forestry work by Frank Foltz of Saint Marie.

Frank Foltz Saint Marie Idaho Frank Lititz Samuel Foltz Honolulu

Directors and Officers Renamed at Springs Bank

Stockholders of the Lititz Springs National Bank elected the old board of directors to serve for the coming year at the annual meeting on Tuesday in the banking house. The directors met Wednesday and, after organization, renamed the officials of the bank. Directors are D. M. Graybill, H. C. Miller, C. B. Landis, Adam L. Burkholder, M. H. Yoder, M. D., Henry H. Myers, P. K. Graybill and Charles K. Keath. Officers are President D. M. Graybill, Vice-President Henry H. Myers, Cashier H. H. Diehm, Tell ers Leroy King and Wm. E. Ringer, and Bookkeepers Ralph W. Wier and Menno H. Stoner.

Lititz Springs National Bank Banking’ House D. M.graybill H.C. Miller C. 8. Landis Adam L. Burkholder M. H. Yoder M.D Henry H.myers P. K. Graybill Charles K. Keath D. M. Graybill Henry H. Myers H. H. Diehm Leroy King Wm. E. Ringer Ralph W. Wier Menno H. Stoner

Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Show Voters Officers

Members of the Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association will elect officers and hold their annual tobacco show in the Farm Bureau room Woolworth Building Lancaster on Monday January 14 at 2 o'clock. Tobacco will be shown in four classes wrappers binders first class fillers and farm fillers. Ribbons awarded in each class. All samples must be in the Farm Bureau rooms before 1 o'clock on the day of the show. Fourteen leaves constitute 2 hand and each grower may enter one hand per class.

Lancaster County ‘Tobacco Growers Association Farm Bureau Woolworth Building Lancaster Bureau

Pastor Marks 62nd Year Celebration Recalls Weickel’s Birthday

The Rev. F. A. Weickel was remembered and congratulated on his 62nd birthday by parishioners and friends on Sunday. Gifts and greetings were sent, the Rothsville Sunday School Young People’s Division sent a basket of flowers, and the Alton Sunday School Friendship Bible Glass gave a potted primrose plant.

F. A. Weickel Rothsville Sunday School Friendship Bible Glass Alton Sunday School

Also Mentioned on This Page

Louisa Shissler King’s Daughters J. E. Maurer St. Paul’s Lutheran’ Church Caro Crosland E. 8. Crosland New York City Rosa Wells Grand Rotary Joseph B.wissler, Esq Thomas Waddell B. M.leaman J. H. Breitigan Holy Name Society Altar Society St. James Catholic Church Wm. Klunk M. CO. Demmy Marietta Agnes Hensel Fred G. Baley Globe Court Lititz Foresters of America Malta James Brentigan Misa May Brenner Donner Brenner Louis Huchener John Miller Martin Moore Anna Eddy Henrietta Hand Elmer Bomberger Louis Hubener Leroy Hellinger Lancaster General Hospital Harry Kling Lititz R. D. No. 8 St. Joseph’s Hosptal Fire Insurance Company Starr Farmers Bank Miss Withers Wang Manheim Lutheran Church Daniel L. McGowan Brunnerville U. B Raezer Woman’s Missionary Society of the Moravian Church Morris Kauffman Spruce Street St. Luke’s Reformed Sunday School Paul Bushong Anna Weitzel William Carper Samuel Bushong Nathan Weit Ladies Auxiliary Manheim Council Jacob Musser Ruth Salunga Harry Erbon Mrs Howard Richardson Paxtang D. P. Wall Elizabeth Wall Curvensville Clearfield County Alice Wall Henry Hackman Ralph Worley New Germantown Perry County M. C. Odell H. C. Couch Leon Neidermyer Millersburg Martin Bixler John E. Dohner Reading Miss Sue Dohner Elmer Brubaker York New Street Murrell Brockwell Sandy Lake Mercer County Andrew Shissler L. B. Koons Grantville Dauphin County Russell Bechter Shissler Clarence Dillman Charles Weaver North Broad Street At Springs Bank
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