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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1931

Page

4

Lititz Record Details Publishing and Subscription Info

The Lititz Record published weekly by The Record Printing Co. editors and publishers E. D. Fulweiler and J. R. Johnson. It is entered at Lititz Pa post office as second class matter. Communications should be addressed to South Broad Street Lititz Pa. Subscription rate listed at 1.56 dollars per year.

THE Record Printing CO E. D. Fulweiler J. R. Johnson Lititz, Pa South Broad Street

Upturn in Christmas Trade Signals Economic Renewal

Reports nationwide say Christmas trade outpaced expectations with scarce shelves across stores. Bargain sales post holiday push stock clearance while shoppers buy more. If orders rebound, manufacturers and wholesalers will accelerate production and employment, signaling gradual return from hard times.

Church Notes on St Pauls Lutheran Congregation 1931

The St Pauls Lutheran Church notes report 1931 progress including 100 percent enrollment gain in Sunday School over ten years, ongoing fund growth for a new building, and interior remodels to the parsonage. The Senior Choir became vested and various classes donated organ chimes, lights, and Bible markers. The pastor listed 9 funerals, 10 infant baptisms, 5 marriages, 76 sermons, 51 addresses, 37 new members, and 1155 calls. congregation strength stands at 667 baptized, 531 children, 496 communing. Harry Stark and Frank H Longenecker were elected elder and deacon for three years.

St. Paul’s Lutheran Doreas Bible H. H. Diehm Grace Moyer Alvin Long St. Paul's Lutheran Church William H. Enck James Sesseman Harry Stark Frank H. Longenecker

Driver Freed in Death After Oregon Pike Crash

Louis Niccol a Lancaster junk dealer died in Lancaster General Hospital from injuries after a two vehicle crash on the Oregon Pike near Roseville last Tuesday. Deputy coroner Dr J F Trexler said the accident was unavoidable and no criminal charges will be filed against Frank Glatfelter of Lititz R D 3, the car driver.

Oregon Pike Roseville Louis Niccol Lancaster Lancaster General Hospital J. F. Trexler Frank Glatfelter Lititz R. D Nicoll

Conveyors Carry Ford Car Parts in Edgewater Plant

Three photographs from Ford Motor Company show conveyor aided production at the Edgewater New Jersey plant. Pictures depict unloading from freight cars near assembly lines, bodies starting their run on a conveyor, and wheels being mounted as chassis move along a linked system. Workers in groups of four attach wheels to chassis as they pass the dock.

Ford Motor Company Edgewater N. J Chasses

Obituary for Harold William Hackman One Month Old

Harold William Hackman infant son of Samuel and Margaret Hackman of Lincoln died of pneumonia at home. Survived by parents brothers Samuel Jr Franklin Genevieve and Mary Jane all at home and grandparents Samuel Bertha Peiffer of Ephrata and Jacob Katie Hackman of Lincoln. Funeral at home Wednesday 2:00 pm with Cedar Hill Cemetery Ephrata burial.

Harold William Hackman Samuel Margaret Hackman Lincoln Samuel, Jr Franklin Genevieve Mary Jane Bertha Peiffer Ephrata Jacob Katie Hackman Cedar Hill Cemetery

Mrs Emma Irvin Irvin dies at 79 in Lincoln

Mrs Emma Irvin aged 79 widow of Pierce Irvin of Lincoln died Sunday at noon from complications. Survived by children Flora, William, Pierce at home and E Wayne of Cincinnati plus one grandchild and one great grandchild. Also half-siblings Mary Erb, J W Gerhart, Edwin Gerhart and two step brothers Jacob and Benjamin Gerhart. Funeral private at home at 1 30, public service 2 at Zion Reformed Church Lincoln followed by burial in adjoining cemetery.

Emma Mohler Irvin Pierce Irvin Lincoln The Reformed Church Flora William Pierce E. Wayne Cincinnati Mary John Erb Cocalica J. W. Gerhart Clay Edwin Gerhart Newman Grove Nebraska Jacob Gerhart Benjamin Gerhart Kleinfeltersville Zion Reformed Church

Death of John M. Weaver at 66 in Ephrata area

John M. Weaver 66 of near Erb's Corner was found dead Friday evening at 6 at his son Aaron Weaver's home in Ephrata R D 1. He is survived by his wife, children including Amos W. and Aaron W., nineteen grandchildren, and several siblings. Private services occurred at Aaron Weaver's home at 12:30 PM Tuesday with public services at 1:30 PM at Martindale Mennonite Church and interment in the adjoining cemetery.

John M. Weaver Erb’s Corner Aaron Weaver Ephrata R. D David Kurtz Schoeneck Amos W Stevens Levi W. Martin Frysville Aaron W Herman Seppi Lititz R. D Daniel Hess Phoenix Arizona Abram Wenger New Holland R. D Frank Weaver Weaverland Henry Scottdale Elam Hinkletown Benjamin Blue Ball Joseph Weaverland Adam Martin

Peter B Eckert Dies in Ephrata at 82

Peter B Eckert aged 82 a lifelong Penn Township resident died Sunday at the home of his daughter Mrs Albert Wall 117 Grant Street Ephrata from age related complications. He was a Mennonite Church member survived by wife Polly and children Mrs Wolf Mrs Addie Harker Mrs Sadie Gans and Peter B Eckert 22 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren and a sister and brother. Funeral held yesterday at 10 AM at the house and 11 at Erb's Church with interment at the adjoining cemetery. The obituary also notes Mr Long founder of Long and Davidson a Lancaster shoe wholesaler and early banker by training.

Peter B. Eckert Penn Township Albert Wall Grant Street Ephrata Eckert Mennonite Church Polly Wolf Addie Harker Savannah Sadie Gans Manheim R. D Peter Fred Gantz Manheim Henry B. Eckert Lititz Erb’s Church

Lancaster Businessman Killed in Accidental Shot Incident

Graybill B. Long, a well known Lancaster businessman, was killed Saturday afternoon on his Neffsville area farm while hunting pigeons. The shotgun discharged, striking him in the heart. He was found half an hour later by Dr. John L. Atlee Sr. and Dr. E. H. Witmer ruled the death accidental after investigation.

Graybill B. Long Lancaster Neffsville Mr. Long John L. Atlee EH. H. Witmer

Private funeral and service held for Lancaster resident

Funeral services were held privately at the home on 226 East Orange Street Lancaster at 2 PM Tuesday followed by a public service at St John’s Lutheran Church at 2 30 Interment was in Greenwood Cemetery

East Orange Street Lancaster St. John’s Lutheran Church Greenwood Cemetery

Fire cripples rear warehouse in Ephrata blaze

A fire in the warehouse behind the Yost Building on East Main Street Ephrata arose shortly after 6 am Friday endangering the central business section. Occupied by Ephrata Iron and Metal Co the stack of baled rags and paper fed the flames. Spontaneous combustion is suspected. Harry Lessey alerted others and the Ephrata Fire Company confined the fire to its origin. Damage described as slight.

Ephrata Yost East Main Street Ephrata Iron and Metal Company Harry Lessey Ephrata Fire Company

Will Leaves Gifts to Homes in Clay Estate Probate

The will of Mary Bingen man of Clay, admitted for probate, leaves $100 to the U B Church Hope Land $100 to the Children's Home of the Brethren Church Neffsville and $100 to the Bethany Reformed Home at Womelsdorf. The estate value is $1,150. Executor is H R Mohler.

Mary Bingeman Clay U. B. Church Hopeland The Brethren Church Neffsville Bethany Reformed Home Womelsdorf H.R. Mohler

Stock Exchange Idiom Explains Short Selling Cover

The term cover in stock trading refers to buying a stock that had been sold short in anticipation of a price decline. The profit arises from the difference between the original sale price and the subsequent purchase price.

Stock Exchange

Arctic Tern Study Reveals 22000 Mile Round Trip

A report notes Arctic terns migrate from the far north to the far south covering about 22000 miles. A bird released in Labrador allegedly returned 9000 miles later to Natal in South Africa, illustrating remarkable long distance journeys.

Fonss UK New

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