Eden Firemen Smoker Elects Five New Members In Borough
A Keystone Fire Company meeting elected five new members A Beck Jacob Keener Hugh Norman Nary Arthur Badorf and Archie Rosenberg The session also named drivers for the year and featured an orchestra, cigars, and a lunch with coffee and sandwiches The item notes charity and social details from a local firehouse event in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Fire Company
County Firemens Association
Charles Villee
Lancaster
Claude Villee
Isadore Newman
Zartman
A. Beck
Jacob Keener
Hugh Norman Nary
Arthur Badorf
Archie Rosenberg
Victor Wagner
Wm. Sturgis
Ralph Walters
John Sheridan
Oliver Reed
Jacob Snyder
Harold Weidman
Guy Buch
A. E K. Reist
C. Walter Miller
Sean
Weser & Son
Church Notes Highlights Sunday Activities and Lectures
The church notes report a discussion on splitting the Sunday School into men’s and women’s classes, deferred for a year, followed by a social with sugar cake and coffee. Rev J Russel Fink from India will speak at St Paul’s Lutheran on Outlook on Christian Missions and present Trips Through the Indian Mission Fields with pictures. A junior choir is to be organized at United Brethren, led by Victor Wagner, with enrollment for ages 8 to 15. The Moravian Men’s Missionary Society marks its 55th anniversary. Bishop Karl A Mueller will preach and lecture on Nicaragua, with a lower chapel address at 3 pm and evening illustrated lecture. Love feast tickets are in stores, and church groups plan market stands and a sour kraut supper on February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. St. Crossard
C. E
Nicaragua
Men’s Missionary Society
Afterpoard
J. Russel Fink
India
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
Victor Wagner
Wagner
Men’s Missionary Society of the
Moravian Church
Karl A. Mueller
Watertown
Wisconsin
Doster’s
Pfantz Bros
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
World Levied On for Materials for Candy
A historic note on the vast range of imports used by American candy makers. It lists almonds, filberts, walnuts, brazil nuts, figs, dates, and exotic fruits from Spain, Italy, Turkey, Cuba, and more, plus beets and syrup for sugar, milk and cream in million gallon quantities, and calls out diverse origins from the British West Indies to Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Italy
British West Indies
Brazil
Turkey
Persia
Arabia
Los Algiers
Morocco
France
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Singapore
Mexico
Cada Hearts
Reid
British West Africa
Hid
Tobago
Dominican Republic
English Beauty Spot in Heart of Sussex Village
Streat in Sussex is described as a perfect English village with one winding street, hedgerows and orchards, a tiny early English church with a rector list dating to 1887, a smithy, manor house, and a village school. The area lacks shops and post offices, and gasoline stations are unknown, preserving an unspoiled rural charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex
Streat
Philip Bemond
Simple Fire Extinguishers Explained
A description of a crude extinguisher using a metal cylinder packed with baking soda and a bottle of sulfuric acid. Inverting the device releases acid that reacts to produce carbon dioxide, which escapes through a nozzle and smothers the fire.
Lafayettes Ride From Providence To Boston In Six Hours
The Marquis de Lafayette rode from Providence, Rhode Island to Boston, Massachusetts on August 20, 1778, taking six and a half hours in each direction, with a French escort and a Narragansett Bay crossing noted in the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis de Lafayette
Providence
K. L
Boston
Mass
Narragansett ‘Bay
Obituary Ella M. Lauder, 60, Lancaster widow dies at home
Ella M. Lauder aged sixty, widow of Edward T. Lauder of Lancaster, died Thursday at her home. Born July 6, 1860 in Millway to Josiah and Mary Kelso Snavely. Survived by son Edward and daughter Mrs. Mary E. Mimm, and brothers John R. Snavely of Lancaster and William K. Snavely of Lititz. Funeral Saturday at Groff's funeral parlors at 3:30 pm with private interment in Woodward Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella M. Lauder
Edward T. Lauder
Lancaster
Millway
Josiah
Mary Kelso Snavely
Edward
Mary E. Mimm
Tho Brothers
John R. Snavely
William K. Snavely
Lititz
Groff
Woodward Hill Cemetery
William T. Morrison 64 dies at home from influenza
William T. Morrison a farmer aged 64 of Little Britain Township died Sunday at his home from influenza. Survived by daughter Bessie at home brother Calvin of Fairmount and four sisters Mrs. Ritter and Mrs. Jacob Kunkle of Philadelphia Mrs. Neff of Quarryville and Mrs. Kiehl of Neffsville. Services today at 1:80 PM at his home with burial in Quarryville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Morrison
Little Britain
Bessie
Calvin
Fairmount
Benjamin Ritter
Jacob, Kunkle
Philadelphia
Harry Neff
Quarryville
Frank Kiehl
Neffsville
William Mease Rites Held At Middle Creek Church
William Mease., 76, of Haltville, died after an operation at General Hospital, Lancaster. Survived by wife, six children, two brothers, two sisters, twenty grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services at 1 p.m. Sunday at his house and 2 p.m. at Middle Creek church, member 49 years. Burial in Middle Creek cemetery. R. M. Spacht funeral director. Program notes include church improvements and a Moravian Sunday School business meeting reporting $460.14 raised last year, with $110 to Missionary Pastor in Nicaragua. class has 185 members and elected officers. A picnic is planned for next summer. A $100 contribution was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mease
Haltville
General Hospital
Lancaster
William
Kissel Hill
Henry
Lexington
Samuel Burkholder
Farmersville
Lavina Seibert
Brunnerville
Howard Bender
Near Lititz
Abram
Allen
Eden
Emma Kemp
Lamcaster
Lavina Heistand
Springfield
Ohio
Middle Creek
R. M. Spacht
Moravian Sunday School
E. S. Crosland
Grace Keller
Geo. Keehn
Rufus F. Bishop
Pulu
Nicaragua
Harry P. Regennas
J. C. Breneman
Guy Bomberger
Selfish Suffering and the Call to Courage
A reflective piece discusses how self pity and self denial can be harmful. It argues true strength comes from faith, courage, and a willingness to face the future with a hopeful mindset rather than indulgent martyrdom.
Language Leaderboard Report Finds English Far Ahead
A recent linguistic survey shows English remaining dominant, far ahead of French, German, and Spanish. Researchers note English usage exceeds combined totals of those languages by a wide margin, highlighting continued global influence in media, business, and education.
Carp Veterans Claim in Europe Over Two Centuries
A fragmented report asserts authorities in Europe claim carp veterans exist for two hundred years and that a carp twenty years near fl menses is noted. Details are unclear due to garbled text and missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Sounds Reasonable English paper 7 claims disease history
The note argues that diseases troubling past eras were common then but now rare, while some ailments rare today were widespread in earlier times. It frames this as a factual observation about medical history.
Sale Register of Farm and Household Goods Auctions
SALE REGISTER AW sales for which advertising is printed at the RECORD OFFICE will be listed in this register. Saturday, February 2-Community Sale at Kissel Hill Hotel, one mile south of Lititz on Lancaster-Lititz State Highway, Route 501, by Roy Himmelberger. Saturday, February 9-Public Sale of household goods at Rome on the farm formerly owned by Jonas Hess and men owned by Benjamin Grosh by Alvin Ludwig. Tuesday, February 19-In Elizabeth Township on road leading from Penryn to Ephrata and Lebanon, about two miles from Penryn on farm formerly known as the Jacob Galebach farm, public sale of Farm Implements and Live Stock by C. H. Shuffelbottom, Jr. Monday, February 25-In Warwick Township, along the Lititz-Peters burg road, 1 mile from Lititz Public Sale of farm implements, livestock and household goods by John B. Stauffer. Friday, March 1-Public Sale of live stock and farm implements by Charles 8. Forney, one mile east of Brazmerville, Clay Township, along the road leading from Hess' Corner to Wissler's Mill Road, formerly the Lauer Kline farm. Wednesday, March 13-Im Manhein tnp., midway between E. Peters burg and Neffsville, Public Sale of Farm Implements, Live Stock and Household Goods by D. F. Hostet ter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kissel Hill Hotel
Lititz
Lancaster
Roy Himmelberger
Rome
Jonas Hess
Benjamin Grosh
Alvin Ludwig
Elizabeth Township
Penryn
Ephrata
Lebanon
Jacob Galebach
C. H. Shuffelbottom, Jr
Warwick Township
Lititz-Petersburg
John B. Stauffer
Charles 8. Forney
Brazmerville
Clay Township
Hess’ Corner
Wissler’s Mill Road
Lauer Kline Farm
Im Manhein
E. Petersburg
Neffsville
D. F. Hostetter
Farm Hand Wanted for Brethren Home Farm Lititz
Wanted young single hired man to work on farm by the year. Apply to E. Stief at Brethren Home Farm Lititz Route 3. Two weeks’ pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stief
Brethren Home Farm
Lititz
For Sale Apples and Apple Butter in Clay Psa
For sale wholesale and retail Choice Winesap Smokehouse Black Twig apples not in cold storage but will keep Also home made Apple Butter A W Lane Clay Psa Phone Ephrata 412
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stayman Winesap
Smokehouse
Black Twig
A. W. Lane
Clay
Psa
Ephrata
They Do Everything Else Women Expect to Control Golf Affairs
A dispatch reports that women should control their own golf affairs with no exceptions, reflecting the Indianapolis Star stance on gender autonomy in sports administration. The comment underscores a broader push for equal say in sporting governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianaplis Star
Senior Class Play The Arrival of Kitty at High School
Advertising printed at the RECORD OFFICE promotes the senior class production The Arrival of Kitty in the high school auditorium at eight oclock on February 6 and 7. The notice cites local readers as the audience for the event and frames the piece as a community entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty
Card of thanks and public sale notice in Lititz
Card of thanks from W. M. Kissinger and family expresses appreciation for potted plants from the Pastor's Bible Class Evangelical Church Keath Mill King's Daughters neighbors and friends during illness. Public sale March 2 at 226 E Lincoln Ave Lititz features household goods furniture dishes home made soap tools and assorted items. Sale at 1 PM by C G Verger and Hassler Auctioneer. Also Chick sale listing from A S Huber Lititz Route 1 telephone Lititz 28R2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Church
Keath Mill
Lincoln Ave
Lititz
CG. G. Verger
C. Hassler
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ST. Paul's
W. R. Sammel
S. S
W. H. Hartz
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Revu
J. C. A. Light
Geo. B. Raezer
Brickerville
Hammer Creek
Church OF the Brethren
S.S
F. A. Weichsel
Akron
Rothsville
Kissel Hill Lutheran—S
Brunnerville U. B
R. G. Bechtel
Christian Endeavor Meeting
ST. John’s
C. Leidich
Neffsville U. B
G. Kauffman
Oregon Church
Coberther
Cimon
Clen
America
United States
Lrgest
Lafayette’s
Carp
Harry J. Herr
North Broad Street
East Main Street
D. G. Witmyer
Spruce Street
Charles Weaver
N. Broad St
EK. Zartman R. D. No
Stehman’s Green
Cedar
Bancroft
Stiffel-Freeman Safe Co
W. M. Kissinger
A. S. Huber
Front ST. Lititz, Pa
Animal Trap Company of America
Lititz, Lancaster Co
J. Guy Eshleman
Wrife Florence
Ezra M. Meck
Brickerville, Pa
Lititz Co-Operative Farm Products Association
Court of Common Pleas
Lancaster County
Joseph B. Wissler
Marvelo
P. M. Flory Brunnerville, Pa
B. F. Lutz
Elmer Bender
Front Street
Lititz, Pa
Doe Run
J. M. Carper Manheim
Mill & Market
Rosey
Willys-Knight
Water and
Orange Streets
Lancaster, Pa
Electro-Dynamic
Jacob Kling & Son
S. Broad Street, Lititz
Pfantz Bros. Dept
Lititz, Penna
Aps
B. C
Kotex Box
Armstrong
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