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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
4
Entered at Lititz Pennsylvania. The article argues that U.S. business will boom only after European nations begin paying interest on debts owed to America. It notes Europe owes about ten billion dollars and current interest flows mainly to foreign bondholders, driving high taxes and dampening American enterprise until the national budget falls to one to two billion.
The month of February, the shortest month, hosts two holidays and gains attention for Valentine’s Day. Washington’s and Lincoln’s birthdays grow in importance each year, with Fasnacht and Groundhog Day also listed among February’s notable observances.
Buyers in distant cities lose personal ties when ordering by mail while those who shop locally build valued relationships with regular customers. These business friendships yield unexpected benefits and can open new paths to success through local trust and direct service.
Rhyme urging shipper care in marking and packing to ensure safe delivery. The A. R. E. promises proper loading and on time arrival if the shipper marks clearly and packs well to build business.
Neighborhood items report visits by Mr and Mrs Leon Himmelberger and others, with Paul Greiner ill but improving from pneumonia. Allen Heagy yields 35 dozen eggs daily from a modernized Penn township flock. An impending Florida trip, Sunday gatherings at Lititz, and a $186.25 Saint Paul’s collection for European sufferers are noted. A barn fire at Issac Greiner’s farm caused by a faulty chimney burned livestock and implements. insurance covered part of the buildings.
Clayton Stoner and wife visited L. B. Wiest and Samuel Wiest families, then left for Georgia. Dorothy Schmeck and Erla Reitew of Ephrata were guests of Ellen Pfautz and Almenara Gerhart on Sunday. Local residents attended Muhlenburg Glee Club in Allentown and others visited relatives in Durlach and Manheim.
Demonstration of Libbys extra fancy Canned Fruit on Saturday January 29 offers free tastings. Seaman and Leed advertise to buy all you can in Lititz and spur town growth. Boost Lititz by buying at home.
A series of public sale notices across Clay township Lititz Brunnerville and Kissel Hill from February through March list dates locations and items. Auctions include horses cows mules pigs wagons farm machinery and household goods conducted by various auctioneers such as Henry Nissley Otto A Stephen John N Becker Aaron Burkholder Jesse B Buchter Joseph F Miller H H Snavely Linnaeus Longenecker and John B Heisey with multiple farm estates and village sites involved.
Mrs. Anna K Buffenmoyer aged 74 widow of Addison Buffenmoyer died Saturday morning at her daughter Mrs David Swarr home in Manheim from a complication of diseases. She leaves one daughter Mrs Swarr. A United Brethren church member funeral services were held from her home on Tuesday morning and interment followed at Fairview cemetery.
Lexington residents report visitors from Denver Rochester Lancaster and Philadelphia as well as local trips to Allentown and Elizabeth town. A baby boy joins the Ulrich family and Stamps promotion runs this Saturday at both stores.
An open invitation describes a Ridge Way Special supervised by a Mennonite organizer. It promises a pleasant Florida trip in February with a dramatic life climax for couples, including a boat ride on Crystal Lake, swimming anytime, clear water, and fish visible without bait.
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