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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
4
The article extols the town newspaper as a vital asset that reflects the community, boosts local business, and informs shoppers through attractive advertising. It urges residents to support the paper for better local life, schools, churches, and industries.
The Lancaster County Publishers met at Stevens House Lancaster with about fifteen present. They discussed wage fairness and a proposed two dollar weekly subscription increase for weekly papers, funded by the jobbing department. Ralph Buch was chosen president, C R Martin vice president, Howard Reynolds secretary treasurer, with an executive committee and auditors named. A banquet followed, and Prof H K Ober of Elizabethtown will lecture Friday at the Church of the Brethren in Salunga on his trip to Japan at 7:30 PM.
Muhlenberg College Glee Club from Allentown brings a lively program to the High School Auditorium on Saturday January 22 at 8 pm. Features include a new song by Arthur Freitag and music by Prof. Marks, with the Mandolin Club performing jazz and a violin solo by Hoffberger. An audience-pleasing Russian farce The Proposal rounds out the evening with Shelly Rees and Mattsen in performance. Tickets go on sale at Scott's book store January 17.
Residents from Rothsville Lititz and Lancaster area visit relatives and friends over a weekend with Mrs. Norman Kline and family hosting. The Kline candy factory reopened for Easter goods after a several week closure. Clay Cullings notes the death of Mrs. A B Lane and a Hammer Creek funeral. Penrose Granger reports his ducks returned from Christmas disappearance and plans another duck dinner.
A listing of upcoming public sales including a 2 story double frame dwelling at Lemon street and Pine alley to be sold Jan 22 at 7 80 at Lititz Springs Hotel, plus farm stock and implements to be sold Feb 1 near Ephrata, Feb 3 near Lititz, and Feb 22 from Hess Church to Clay. Organized by Linnaeus Longenecker Otto A Stephen and Jesse H Buchter.
Ordinance annexes adjacent land to Lititz Borough Lancaster County Pennsylvania detailing parcel boundaries and integration steps. Includes budget notes listing road improvements Culverts Elm Road Speedwell Stead Christ Shigsler and snow removal wages for road masters with totals and dates in 1920.
Miss Anna K Miller Mrs Naomi Bomberger and Mr P F Snyder attended the tenth anniversary conference and banquet of the Swarthmore Chautauqua Association in Philadelphia at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel. Representatives from 34 ten year towns joined staff guests with addresses by Dr Paul M Pearson and Dr George H Turner.
Amos Jay Hershey, famed impersonator and entertainer, appears at Rothsville High School Auditorium Saturday evening January 15 at 8. General admission is 25 cents with a few reserved seats at 35. The Clio Literary Society promises a new program of humorous stories monologues and pantomimes. Call Ind. Phone 186 E Rothsville High Lititz Exchange.
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