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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1927
Page
4
January Beginnings and the Pursuit of Completing Goals
A reflective piece on January as a time for new campaigns and plans across business, organizations, and government. It notes many start projects but few follow through, warning against overoptimistic starts and urging clear intent and sustained effort to see ventures to completion. It emphasizes preserving focus and resisting buck-passing.
Your Home Town Folks Build Ties in Lititz
A guide urges neighbors to speak to familiar faces on the street to foster acquaintance. It argues that shared community interests grow from friendly introductions among men and women, improving town cordiality and easing progress of community efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Winter Vacations and Changing Travel Habits in 1920s
The piece notes a rise in winter vacations with crowds flocking to southern resorts while many Lititz residents remain without any break. It argues prosperity fuels the shift, yet asserts people at home also find value in winter liveliness and leisure amid broader economic change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
New Heman Classification Ad Appears in Exchange
An ad invites anyone willing to care for young children and semi-Individuals to notify the social department at city hall. The notice appears in the Boston transcript and seeks likely placements or guardians through the city's social services.
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New Heman
Wock
Boston
Transcrip
Community meetings and obituary of local social events
Sunday afternoon saw the second Akron community meeting at Fire Co Hall led by Rev. C M Bauslin D D of Harrisburg. the Akron General Hospital Auxiliary elected officers and planned a spelling bee for January 12. Numerous dinners and visits followed, with extended lists of local residents hosting and visiting relatives and friends from Reading Lancaster Ephrata Mt.ville and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Co
C. M. Bauslin
D. D
Harrisburg
Akron
Lancaster General Hospital Auxiliary
L. Ruppin
John Eckman
Calvin Buch
Elsie Martin
Geo. M. Weachter
Akron Fire Company
Steiner Yocum Bros
C. W. Hess
Miller Hess & Co
Boston
Mass
National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Association
Paul Stover
Edwin Stover
Carrie Leber
Sallie Widmyer
William Widmyer
Annie Dorman
Clarence Brubaker
Reading
Rodney Riner
Clyde Wirich
Olive Keller
Lancaster
Leon Moyer
Brownstown
Farry Firestone
Ruth Firestone
Richard Steffy
Denver
Morris Reigel
Clara Harlinger
John Schrantz
This Place
Brunnerville Brieflets Neighbors Honor Gifts and Illness
Mrs. Salinda Williams thanks neighbors for Christmas remembrances from groups including the S S class of Middle Creek Baptist, the Society of Arm Women No 1, and the King’s Daughters. She is partly recovered though her arm remains in a helpless condition. Also noted are miss Esta Flory’s post op immobility and local sickness lists. Norman Kauffman moves into his new home. Various visits and church group meetings are mentioned with names of local residents and families. The Good Cheer Circle of King’s Daughters will meet January 27 at Mrs Lizzie Shaeffer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salinda Williams
S. S
Middle Creek
Pine Iill
Amos Metzler
Ralph Keith
Lititz
Charles Hammer
Dorothy Itnter
Wayne Kine
King’s Daughters
Lizzie Shaeffer
Brunnervilles
Ellen Futer and Quaar Futer Wedding Reception
A wedding dinner and reception honored Ellen Futer and her husband Quaar Futer of Lancaster at Mrs Ida Pfautz home. The ceremony occurred Thursday evening at the U K Parsonage Lancaster with Rev. Huper officiating. Attendants included Miss Lida Mumma and Mr Steffy. Numerous relatives and friends attended the reception and gifts were exchanged. Mrs Mary Steimmetz visited Reading last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Pfautz
Ellen
Quaar Futer
Lancaster
U. K
Huper
Lida Mumma
Ephrata
Steffy
Lititz
Omar Futer
Ida Plautz
Moore
Abram Mease
Bertha Kessler
Nissley
Rufus Heisey
David Eshleman
Samuel $. Wiest
Lemon
GC. B. Snyder
J. W. Gerhart
Margaret
William Beeker
Ober
Kissel Till
Lloyd Qber
Mary Steimmetz
Reading
Friendly visits highlight share of happy days
Mrs. Agnes Dry of Ephrata stayed with Miss Lily L Snyder for a few days. Mrs. Lily W Gerhart visited her school mate Miss Lily Snyder last week. The passages describe always happy days spent together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Dry
Ephrata
Lily L. Snyder
Lily W. Gerhart
Lily Snyder
Local items around Penryn and Lancaster area
Miss Martha Brockhart, 11, is in St Josephs Hospital Lancaster post appendicitis operation and improving. Local tobacco dealers Diehm and Smith sold their 1924 1925 packings to Harnish and Co New Holland. Several social visits and church society events noted along with renovations at J M Bomberger store and health updates for Roy and Lizzie Bomberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Brockhart
Jacob Brockhart
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lancaster
Emanuel W. Diehm
Irwin Smith
Harnish and Co
New Holland
Edith Shreiner
Pauline Hosler
Martha Burkhart
St. Joseph's Hospital
Women’s Missionary Society
I. B. Koehler
St. Paul's Lutheran Church of
Penryn
Rufus Heisey
Ida Pfautz
Clay
H. D. Maischnee
H. Yocum
Henry Weber
Hallville
Howard Hess
Hammer Creek
Christ Charles
Anna Mae
Howard
Lititz
Paul Galebach
Claude Bomberger
Harry Diehm
Manheim
Paul Fiehm
I. W. Singer
E. Yocum
Jerome Yocum
Pierce Landis
Landis Valley
Emter Landis
Roy
J. M. Bomberger
Lizzie Bomberger
Pp. K. Bomberger
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Mennonite Bible School
Halfville Visitors and Local Family News
Herbert Mann and family visited friends at Lampeter over Sunday. Evelyn Aument of Lampeter stayed with the M. G. Shreiner family from Saturday to Sunday. Amos C. Frey and wife and son visited friends at Pine Hill on Sunday. Herbert Mann bought a new Essex Sedan from Frank Gable the Essex dealer at Lititz. Amos Snyder and family of Lititz Clayton Adair and family of Lititz and Isaac Bomberger and sister of Manheim visited the Shreiner family over Sunday. Tobacco buyers are visiting our vicinity looking for tobacco Hummer from Lincoln is putting in electric lights for Christian Hernly. Elmer D. Todd and family attended the funeral of William Stuber at Reading on Wednesday. John Engle and wife visited friends at Penryn on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Mann
Lampeter
Evelyn Aument
M. G. Shreiner
Amos CG. Frey
Pine Hill
Hlerbert Mann
Frank Gable
Lititz
Amos Snyder
Clayton Adair
Isaac Bomberger
Manheim
Harry E. Shreiner
Hummer
Lincoln
Christian Hernly
Elmer D. Todd
William Stuber
Reading
John Engle
Penryn
Odd Beauty Stripes: Paraguay Pig Marks on Feces Describe Rank
An odd article fragment reports that pigs in Paraguay show striped markings on their feces to signify rank. The text, though corrupted, mentions pigment mixtures and tools used, with references to punishment and family shame.
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Paraguay
Weing
New theory suggests matter destroyed in stars and created in space
The article explains a speculative idea that matter is continually destroyed in stars and radiates away as light and heat while new matter may be created elsewhere in space, implying a self perpetuating universe.
Farm Women Meet at Burkholder Home
The Society of Farm Women No 1 met at Mrs Harry Burkholder's near Rothsville on Saturday afternoon. Grace Iostetter demonstrated rug making. readings by Helen Burkholder Betty Forney and Dorothy High. music and prayers followed. Funds and charity updates were given. delegates to the State Convention were chosen. evening meetings slated for summer. twenty four members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Farm Women No. 1
Harry Burkholder
Rothsville
Grace Iostetter
East Uempfield Township
Helen Burkholder
Betty ¥Orney
Dorothy High
M. W. Hess
Ed Stoner
Anna Erb
Allentown
Forney
D. C. Brubaker
Martin Moore
Harrisburg
Trive
Cullen Carpenter
Jacob Martin
J. C. Brubaker
Harvey Reifsnyder
N. Broad St. Lititz
Starts Black Marks on White Paper Says Bays
The author Bays argues the key to writing is to begin with black marks on white paper to prevent ideas from evaporating, insisting action over contemplation fuels the creative process.
Nature's Oversight Dictates Dogwood's Hiring Hope
A whimsical reflection notes how a dogwood tree might supervise its own garden fate, paralleling human limits of control and the notion that nature governs its own timing in Toledo Blade style commenting on small, everyday oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seft Refi
Toledo Blade
Stellar System Size Estimates Reported
The naval cbserty states that the diameter of our stellar system is about 300000 light years. It notes other stellar systems are widely separated, with the nearest likely around 4 million light years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval
Cbserty
Fragmentary verse note on crowded scene and relief
A garbled excerpt describes a crowded area with a girl in trouble and a sense of relief. The readable bits mention a title girl and many people, with phrases implying distress and consolation amid a jammed setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betson
Aries
Advertising and Service Build Popular Soda Fountains
A short editorial urges advertisers and soda fountain operators to back up ads with swift expert service. It argues quick, courteous service attracts repeat customers, and that advertising and service together create prestige, popularity, and profit as crowds favor reliable establishments.
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