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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1929

Page

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Local church events and community notices in Lititz

The Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren church meets at Mrs. Sadie Enck's home tonight. Next Monday the criminal court opens at Lancaster. Evangelical church reception of members Sunday morning. St. Paul's Lutheran church officers to be installed Sunday. Nathan Buch and John Mathers elected trustees of the United Evangelical church. Moravian Ushers Association meets Tuesday evening after supper. School savings fund totals 82.40 with Mary Tachudy's first grade highest depositors at 87 percent. W C T U meets Monday at 3 PM. Y P B meets at 7:45 PM for joint meeting. Bus trip planned to Neigh bour Evangelistic Tabernacle in Coatesville Thursday, Jan 24, from St. Paul’s at 6:30 PM. Illness keeps Rev Crosland from Moravian pulpit. Rev Fleck of Lancaster fills in. Lancaster County Art Supervisors to meet Feb 12 at 7:30 PM in Lancaster Township High School to foster county art interest. January quiet in town. The Record notes readers to send news. John F. Ruth, 74, dies at 1548 Broad St. and is buried Tuesday. Ruth, longtime Lititz resident, bank director and vice-president of Fulton National Bank, Warsaw? He taught in Warwick Township for 30 years, served on the bank’s board, and was a county viewers member. He married twice, with two sons, Samuel M. Ruth and John L. Ruth, and left four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Tuesday with private burial in Rothsville Lutheran cemetery.

John F. Ruth Broad Street Mr. Ruth Lititz Lancaster Warwick Township Fulton National Bank Orphans Court Ruth St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Catherine P. Lowry Samuel M. Ruth Rothsville John L. Ruth Ada R. Belgart Newmanstown Lebanon County

Pierce Braley and Rosamond Day to Wed in Glens Falls

Donald Pierce Braley and Miss Rosamond Day plan to marry Saturday evening at 8 in the First Presbyterian church Glens Falls New York. They will reside with Mr and Mrs J F Stoner on N Broad Street. Braley is an engineer at the Animal Trap factory and formerly roomed with Mr and Mrs James Sessamian. Both parties are from Glens Falls New York.

Donald Pierce Braley Rosamond Day First Presbyterian Church Glenn Falls N. Y J. F. Stoner N. Broad Street Bradley James Sessamian

Lititz Auxiliary Refurnishes Hospital Room

The Lititz auxiliary of Lancaster General Hospital reports its room redone at the hospital. Linden Hall Seminary girls donated 212.50 and the Lititz auxiliary 59.55. Mrs. Jenkins notes future work and a letter of thanks from Mr. Hulker. Grace Lutheran Church women will sew at the hospital. 80 beds added bringing total to 280. Dr. H. B. Davis gifts 10 for Christmas needy fund.

Lititz Lancaster General Hospital Sara Jenkins Women’s Auxiliary St. James’ S Linden Hall Seminary Jenkins Hulker Wilson N. Appel Grace Lutheran Church Harry Rathfon H. B. Davis Social Service Committee

Foltz and Garner Couple Wed in East Petersburg

George H. Foltz and Margie S. Garner were married Saturday at 7 pm in the Lutheran parsonage on West Orange Street. The ceremony used the ring rite and was performed by Rev. F. A. Weichsel with no attendants present.

George H. Foltz George S. Foltz East Petersburg Margie S. Garner William S. Garner Millport West Orange Street F. A. Weichsel

Plan Congregational Meeting at United Brethren Church

The United Brethren church announces an annual congregational and fellowship meeting on Wednesday evening January 28 at 7 o'clock. The program includes reports and refreshments.

The United Brethren Church

Bank Officials Named Directors of Farmers National Bank

Farmers National Bank elected its officers for the coming year naming S. W. Buch as President H. J. Pierson as Vice President J. H. Breitigan as Cashier Paul Bomberger as Assistant Cashier Alfred Douple as Teller Miss Violet M Helter as Bookkeeper and Stenographer and James Mummert as Bookkeeper.

Farmers National Bank S. W. Buch H. J. Pierson J. H. Breitigan Paul Bomberger Alfred Douple Violet M. Helter James Mummert

Moravian Church Notes On Bishop Sunday Mission Gifts

Moravian Sunday School reports Bishop Sunday offerings totaling 812.75 for the Missionary Pastor Rev. Rufus F. Bishop of Yulu Nicaragua. The missionary committee led the program and other societies will cover the shortfall. This week Rev. W R Sammel begins a Wednesday lecture series at St Pauls Lutheran church with 22 talks through June 19. The United Evangelical Young People elect officers led by Mrs W M Pfautz and others.

Moravian Sunday School Rufus F. Bishop Yulu Nicaragua

Man Loses License After Fatal City Crash

Paul Rupp of Front Street loses his driver's license after his car struck and killed Miss Daisy Withers at the Broad and Marion Streets corner. The deputy coroner found him not at fault.

Paul Rupp Front Street Daisy Withers Broad Marion Streets Rupp Soroner

Henry G. Hershey Dies After Pneumonia Battle

Henry G. Hershey 32 son of Rev and Mrs J W G Hershey of Lititz died Saturday afternoon after a ten day pneumonia illness. A Elizabethtown College graduate, he worked as a bank clerk then a salesman for The Kiddy Shoe Co for ten years. Survived by parents and siblings Owen Mary Louetta John Abram Louetta Newton. Funeral held Wednesday 1:30 at home and 2 at Church of the Brethren. Burial at Mae i Pelah cemetery. Bech Bros funeral directors.

Henry G. Hershey J. W. G. Hershey Broad Street Mr. Hershey Lititz Elizabethtown College Farmers National Bank Kiddy Shoe Company Owen Mary Crouthamel Souderton Laura Barwick North Liberty Ind John Dayton Ohio Abram and Louetta Philadelphia I. Newton Pittsburgh

Death of Mildred G Bradley at Kissel Manor

Mildred G Bradley five died last Wednesday at home of her parents Mr and Mrs Frank G Bradley Kissel Manor Kissel Hill Pennsylvania after a three day illness pneumonia was the cause. She is survived by her parents grandparents and a sister Dorothy. Funeral held Saturday afternoon at the house and Penryn Reformed Church with interment in Penryn Cemetery Rev G B Raezer officiated Beck Bros funeral directors.

Mildred G. Bradley Frank G. Bradley Kissel Manor Kissel Hill Dorothy Penryn Reformed Church Penryn G. B.raezer Beck Bros

Maurer Youth dies of pneumonia near East Petersburg

Clifford R. Maurer age 19 son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Maurer from near East Petersburg died Saturday morning at St Josephs Hospital Lancaster from pneumonia. Survived by parents and many siblings including Samuel H Jr Emily Ellen Charles Mabel Chester Victor Melvin Grant David Raymond and Christanne in Baltimore. Services held Monday afternoon at 1 30 at home and 2 at East Petersburg Lutheran Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery.

Clifford R. Maurer Samuel Maurer East Petersburg St. Joseph’s Hospital Lancaster Samuel H., Jr Emily J. H. Goedenauer, Jr Centerville Ellen Elwood Bradley Penryn Charles Near East Petersburg Mabel Chester Victor Melvin Grant David Raymond Christanne Baltimore East Petersburg Lutheran Church

Brubaker. Lititz Woman Dies of Pneumonia at 72

Mrs Henry L Brubaker age 72 of the Lititz pike near Neffsville power house died Thursday morning from pneumonia. She was a longtime member of the Landis Valley Mennonite Church. Survived by husband Henry L Brubaker and children Jacob C Witmer John S Fruitville Anna Nettie Fannie Mary Naomi wife of Jonas Brubaker Mount Joy. Services Sunday at 1 30 at home and 2 at Landis Valley Mennonite Church. Burial in adjoining cemetery.

Anna Stauffer Brubaker Henry L. Brubaker Lititz Pike Neffsville Landis Jonas EB. Brubaker Mount Joy Landis Valley ‘Mennonite Church

Manheim Auctioneer Benjamin W. Stoner Dies of Pneumonia

Benjamin W. Stoner, 58, a renowned auctioneer, died at his Manheim home Monday morning after a week long illness from pneumonia. Survivors include his wife, a son Roy, a daughter Edith, and siblings Mrs. Jonas Frank of Ephrata, Mrs. Addison Shreiner of East Petersburg, Mrs. Jonas Hollinger of East Petersburg, Mrs. Milton Hess of Brunnerville, and Isaac Stoner. Continued on page 8.

Benjamin W. Stoner Manheim Roy Edith Jonas Frank Ephrata Addison Shreiner East Petersburg Jonas Hollin ‘Ger Milton ‘Hess Brunnerville Isaac

Lititz Weather Wonders and a Boomerang Trick

The Record notes several towns cooling to below zero with a later warm spell. A pair of strangers attempted a truckload potato sale then swapped change after a bill, a trick described as a local boomerang. Next week the serial Chicago After Midnight begins, and readers are invited to send signed letters.

Chicago

Police Chief Presses Lititz on Reporting Auto Accidents

Police Chief Kreider urges drivers in Lititz and surrounding areas to report any accident with damage of $50 or more within 24 hours. The law requires the operator of a motor vehicle involved in an injury or death or substantial property damage to notify the State Highway Department or local police within a day.

Kreider Lititz State Department State Highway Department

Linden Hall Girls Plan Play For Monday Evening

Linden Hall students prepare a school play for Monday evening while a Monday afternoon food sale is held among the girls to avoid shopping during the influenza epidemic. Dr Stengel works to prevent any contact and infection at the school. Also Scott's Book Store offers the latest sheet music.

Linden Hall Dr. Stengel Scott’s Book Store

O. of I A Names Board for Big Lodge Session

Lititz Springs Council No. 179 of the I O of I met Friday night appointing Ammon C. Weidman as entertainment committee chair for a joint Lancaster County Boosters association and county class initiation event on February 8 at 8 PM.

Lititz Springs I. A Ammon C. Weidman Lancaster County Boosters’ Association Fremont Hollinger Wilson Gibble William Mumma Ezra Hartranft Melrose Council Harrisburg U. of L. A LeRoy Bare Ghos Yerger

Prohibition Agents Raid Four Locations in Ephrata and Denver

Federal agents conducted four raids in Ephrata and Denver under Assistant Prohibition Admin Alexander McPhee. They seized alleged beer and whiskey at two sites including an Owl Association beer plant in Ephrata and at the Denver House. Garver Stauffer Schlott Bachl were arrested on liquor law violations. others released on recognizance to appear in Reading.

Alexander McPhee Prohibition Pennsylvania Ephrata Denver Frank Weinhold Denver House Max Bachl

Ninth Anniversary Prohibition Service in Moravian Chapel

A Sunday afternoon service at 6 oclock marks the ninth dry year in a ceremony at the Moravian Sunday School Chapel. Dr W D Marburger of Millersville will give the address and town ministers will participate with special music planned.

W. D. Marburger Millersville

Hess names Lancaster aides in personal service

Hess, speaker of the House, honored two Lancaster county residents on Monday night by appointing them to his personal service. Britannia Eby of Lancaster was chosen as personal stenographer and Richard Snyder of Lititz was selected as page.

Aaron B. Hess House of Representatives Lancaster Britannia Eby Richard Snyder Lititz

Manheim Man Re‑Appointed Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms

Elmer H. Kauffman of Manheim was reappointed to the post of assistant sergeant-at-arms in the Senate by the state committee in Harrisburg and approved by the Senate. Senator John G. Homsher of Strasburg chairs the state committee. Kauffman was the sole Lancaster County appointee named, and in 1927 he was the county’s only Senate job holder.

Elmer H. Kauffman Manheim R Senate Harrisburg Senate State Committee John G. Homsher Strasburg Kauffman Lancaster

Legion Auxiliary hosts January 26 supper at Legion Home

The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a supper at the Legion Home on January 26 from 4 to 8 PM. Menu features vegetable soup clams oysters in all styles and baked beans. Everyone is invited.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion

Sudden Selling Boosts Tobacco Crop Prices in County

Two million dollars changed hands in county tobacco sales this week as a market surge drew more than 100 dealers to buy from farmers. Prices rose to 22 cents per wrapper with some fillers above five cents, though many farmers refused twenty and five and some crops remained unsold.

Rothsville Mariatta Manheim Haydn Zug East Petersburg Milton H. Landis Lititz’ R. 8 Irvin B. Snyder Snyder Lititz R. 4 Samuel Oberholzer Willis’ Hackman Harry Burkholder A. Lincoln Stauffer Michael Hess John McCreary Christian Groff

New Year Disturbance Leads to Small Fine at Moravian Meeting

John McCaila, an farm employee for Frank Burkholder, was arrested for disturbing a religious meeting on New Year’s Eve and fined three dollars and fifty four cents. Moravian church elects two trustees N. S. Wallee and F. W. Christ. Brunnerville revival progress noted with success.

John McCaila Frank Burkholder Justice of the’ Peace Brethren of the Moravian Church N. S Wallee F. W. Christ Brunnerville

Automobile show eyed in Philadelphia in 1904 note

Twenty five years ago on January 15 1904 the editor noted a big automobile show planned for Philadelphia. Himer E Bollinger and Lizzie L Whitcraft wed in Brunnerville and Lititz. Mrs Henry Zartman broke her arm. sleighing ended by heavy rain. Senator Quay posted sales notices for two Lancaster County farms. butter 24 cents a pound and eggs 28 cents a dozen.

Philadelphia Himer E. Bollinger Brunnerville Lizzie L. Whitcraft Lititz Henry Zartman Senator Quay Lancaster County

Sixteen New Members Added to United Brethren Church

The United Brethren church received sixteen new members on Sunday morning in a service led by Rev. J. C. H. Light. They include Jacob and Jean Ditzler, Elizabeth and John Long, Helen Hershey, Stella Peiffer, Emma McGreary, Anna and Arline Laser, Paul Spickler, Mae Ochme, Bertha Ludwig, Dorothy Schaeffer, Ruth Wike, and Marcella Engle.

The United Brethren Church J. C. H. Light Jacob Ditzler Jean Ditzler Elizabeth Long John Long Helen Hershey Stella Peiffer Emma McGreary Anna Laser Arline Laser Paul Spickler Mae Ochme Bertha Ludwig Dorothy Schaeffer Ruth Wike Marcella Engle

Travel Notes Highlight Local Social Scene in Lititz

Travelers near and far populate this Lititz rundown with visits from Philadelphia Harrisburg and Atlantic City. Local residents attend funerals celebrate birthdays and share hospital stays while families reunite and guests gather on South Broad Street and at Mgr Lemon Neidermyer’s.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ladies’ Aid Society of the Sadie Enck Evangelical Church Nathan Buch John Mathers United Evangelical Church Ushers Association of the Moravian Church Mary Tachudy Evangelistic Tabernacle Coatesville E. 8. Crosland W. K. Fleck Association of Lancaster County Art Supervisors Lancaster Township High School Association of Ideas Banker General Hospital Foltz—Garner Plan Congregational Meeting W. R. Sammel Christ Young People’s Missionary Society of the United Evangelical Church W. M. Pfautz Henry Myers Katie Miller Morris Mé Our Town Elizabethtown Bareville Columbia Quarryville Terre Hill New Holland Lebanon Hess Manheim Man Legion Auxiliary Supper U. B. Church Raymond Imhof W. H. Buch Frank Spickler E. E. Habecker Wm. Kissinger Samuel Wonder Harry J. Noll W. Raymond Commodore Donald Weicksel Kirkwood Willis Godenaur John Badorf Hyde Bueh Richland Curtis Hensel Hllen Leib Mabel Leib Cornwall Mrs. Anna Noll Mrs. Commodore Lemon Birkenbine George Smith Spruce Street K .P. Weidman Martin Bixler Curtis McLaughlin Millersburg Mgr Lemon Neidermyer Charles Stengel Lansdowne FE. W. Stengel T. S. Albright Burlington N. J Japan Frank H. Gable Libbie Buch Ralph Jones Atlantic City Ellen Keller Williamsport Martha Huebener Julia Sturgis George W. Sweigert Olive Wilson Ebersole Mrs. Ebersole M. L. Steiner Emily J. Eschbach Todd Seminary For Boys Woodstock Amos Yerger Son Herald Carrie Yerger Horace Yerger Drexel Hill David Hershey Mr. Joy Benjamin Worley Irene Worley Wm. Leopard Carlisle R. E. Worley Albert Godenour H. B. Buch F. B. Buch Hyde Buch Talmage M. C. Demmy Arline Prince of Sweden Harry Brookmyer South Broad Street Lydia Mearig Morris Mearig Zook’s ‘Corner Norman Wirtman Luther Mearig
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