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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1931

Page

4

Lititz Record details and contact info for readers

The Lititz Record is issued weekly by THE RECORD PRINTING CO. Editors and publishers are E. B. Fulweiler and J. R. Johnson. It is entered at Lititz, Pa., Post Office as Second Class Matter. Communications should be sent to South Broad Street, Lititz, Pa. Subscription is $1.50 per year.

the Record Printing CO E. B. Fulweiler J.R. Johnson Editors and Publishers Lititz, Pa South Broad Street

Three Presidents Died On July Fourth In History

July 4 marks a historic coincidence as John Adams Thomas Jefferson and James Monroe all died on Independence Day. Adams and Jefferson died within hours of each other in 1826 while Monroe passed away in 1831, linking them to Washington and the founding era.

United States John Adams Thomas Jefferson James Monroe Adams Jeferson Jefferson George Washington Washington Destiny Continental Congress

Church Board Meets Here in Lititz Diocese

The District Executive Board of the Northern Province of the Moravian Church in America met at the Lititz parsonage on Monday morning the first time the Board has ever met there. Members present included President Rev J E Weinland Bethlehem Vice President Rt Rev E Croslam Lititz Secretary W F Blickensderfer Lancaster Treasurer W M Korth Bethlehem and Rev E S Hagen Bethlehem who was absent visiting his daughter in the South.

Moravian Church In America Lititz Parsonage J. E. Weinland D.D Bethlehem

Sunstroke Overtakes Local Worker Near Rothsville

Edwin Hall collapsed from sunstroke while working in a field near Rothsville and remained unconscious until medical aid arrived. June brought seven inches of rain, the wettest month in memory, as a traveler with six instruments drew crowds through town. A new Springs Hotel register adorns the inn counter and Rev. J Max Hark of Lancaster planned an address in the park on the Fourth.

Edwin Hall Rothsville Springs Hotel J. Max Hark Lancaster

25 Years Ago June 29 1906 Local News Highlights

The ideal Canning Company of Rothsville offered its assets at public sale as it failed to start paying. Bricklayers began work on an annex to the chocolate plant while orders swelled capacity. Lititz Fire Company earned $128 at a recent festival. Harry Seather's home on South Cedar Street suffered blast damage from nearby excavation. Railroad ties used to prevent rock scattering were hurled through the Leather home wall. Cherries sold for two cents a quart. Daniel Dussinger near town was kicked by a mule hit by a passing car, breaking both bones in his right leg.

Ideal Canning Company Rothsville Lititz Fire Company Harry Seather South Cedar Street Danial Dussinger

Lititz Tax Ledger Items And Paid Bills Record

Lititz collects building and water permits fees plus a pole tax and water rents totaling several thousand dollars. Bills paid include D and E Telephone 310.85 Penna P L Co 797.49 Hershey Leuman 12.96 and many others for labor supplies printing and interest on bonds totaling 384.92 for 28 items.

Litite Fire Co D. & E. Telephone Co Penna, P. & L. Ca Hershey- Leuman Co F. M. Bowman Record Printing Co Elmer Why Express Printing Co B. F. Fraelich Donaldson Iron Co C. Walter Miller Lester Miller C. R. Kreider Jacob Singley E. E. Habecker Thomas H. Erb

Sweigart Clan Holds 17th Annual Reunion at Springs Park

The Sweigart family reunion drew 250 to 300 members from Lancaster Berks and Mifflin Counties. Officers elected included President Miss Lillian Brunner Mohnton’s Anna Sweigart Recording Secretary Mrs Frank Sweigart Wprsata Treasurer Jacob Sweigart and pianists Mildred Messner and Miss Sarah Sweigart. Prizes went to 81 year old Martin Sweigart and 3 month old William Harold. Next gathering set for Littts next year.

Sweigart Springs Park Lancaster Berks and Mifflin Lillian Brunner Reinholds Anna Sweigart Mohnton Frank Sweigart Phares Sweigart Wphrata Jacob Sweigart Mildred Messner Sarah Sweigart Firatizes Rhoda Sweigart Iillian Sweigart Weigart Anole Charles Sweigart Harry Berkman Sweigart Brothers Arlanda Merts Lewistown Berks County

Lighting Strikes Woman in Field During Storm

A severe electrical storm struck a local farm injuring a woman who was knocked down and burned. Her son Paul helped carry her to the house while neighbors alerted Dr Posey and a local nurse rushed to the scene. The victim suffered shock and burns and temporary hearing loss.

Paul

The Time of Flowers Play in Mr Herr’s Yard

A charming children’s play titled The Time of Flowers was staged Tuesday in the yard at 280 Front Street. Gardeners Ida Posey June Workman Ruth Bender. Rain drops Charlotte Herr Charlotte Weaver. Sunbeams Jackie Grunenberger Alma Nolt. Flowers Doris Farlow Alma Nolt Helen Posey Jackie Grunenber ger. Birds and Bees Charlotte Herr Charlotte Weaver. Jack Frost Jimmie Herr. Snow Queen Betty Weaver.

Ida Kathryn Posey June Workman Ruth Bender Charlotte Herr Charlotte Weaver Jackie Grunenberger Alma Nolt Doris Farlow Helen Louise Posey Jimmie Herr Jack Frost Betty Weaver

Queen's scent of music and reading at evening theater

Between acts Ruth Bender sang a solo By the River St Marie and after the play Doris Furlow recited Flo's Letter. Refreshments were served to 26 guests present.

Ruth Bender St. Marie Doris Furlow Flo

Open Air Service Address by Lancaster Graduate

Charles Adams of Lancaster, a former Lititz boy and Moravian College graduate, gave an open air address on the Moravian Sunday School Chapel lawn. Rt. Rev. E B Crosland presided as attendees gathered. The speech contrasted with a lecture on life without the sun and its implications for life on earth.

Charles Adams Lancaster Lititz Moravian College Bethlehem E. 8. Crosland

Missionary Society Meeting at Mt Gretna

The Woman's Missionary Society of St. Paul's Lutheran Church met at Mrs. J. F. Steiner's Mt. Gretna cottage Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Bare presiding. Mrs. N. G. Bachman led. Readings by Mrs. H. H. Diehm on Strengthening the Chinese Forces and by Mrs. Bachman on A Helpful Visitory.

Woman’s Missionary Society of St. Paul’s

Missionary Society Reports and Summer Break

The group heard talks on Starting Out for Ourselves The Medical Missionary The Colporteurs Story What the Postmaster Did Not Know and A Parable A letter praised the society for bandages and a Bethesda Leper Home package to Surinam A report on the Easton Missionary Convention was read Miss Bernice Dengler attended as a delegate It was agreed to skip July and August meetings Next session will be the first Tuesday in September A box lunch with fruit punch followed.

L. N. Moyer D. G. Witmyer W. EK. Lockhart Mary Longenecker Society Bethesda Surinam Dutch Guiana S. A Bernice Dengler

Kepler Lodge Opens Camp For Adults At Martic Forge

Open as a vacation camp for older girls in August at Kepler Lodge Lancaster Y W C A Martic Forge first time adults admitted. Co directors Miss Catherine A Mohr and Miss Hazel Shawver Industrial and Business Girls secretaries assisted by experienced counselors. Activities include swimming lifesaving boating tennis archery games dramatics music dancing nature study handcrafts and outdoor camping. Registrations available for all or part of the two week period.

Kepler Lodge Lancaster Y. W

Moravians Celebrate 184th Year at Nazareth

The 184th anniversary of Nazareth Moravian Church was observed. Nazareth was founded in 1740 by Rev George Whitfield with Moravians from Georgia to establish an orphan home on the Delaware forks. Notable figures included Rev Peter Boehler and David Zeisberger. Thirty-five pastors have served since 1741.

Nazareth George Whitfield Georgia Forks Delaware Peter Boehler David Zeisberger

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