05 Jul 1928
Page 5
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1928
Page
5
Local church notices list multiple denominations from Moravian to United Brethren with service times from dawn to evening. Highlights include sermon hours, Sunday School blocks, and meetings at Akron Lititz Rothsville Penryn and surrounding towns.
The Dorcas Class picnic at Maple Grove and a series of weeklong church services and pulpits at St. Pauls Lutheran, United Brethren, and Moravian churches. Includes ministers visiting, council elections, and a Monday Young People gathering at St. Pauls basement with details on dates and times.
Mrs Sarah A Stauffer Wissler 63 wife of Samuel Wissler cashier at Lincoln National Bank died Friday at 10 45 am at her Lincoln home after a two month illness. She belonged to the Lutheran church in Lincoln and is survived by brother Harry E Starter of Roselle New Jersey. Services were held Tuesday at the home and Lincoln Lutheran Church with burial in the Hammer Greek church cemetery.
Mrs Leah D Price Loose, 72, of Alcon Sed, died Thursday noon from a complication of diseases. Survived by husband Daniel S Loose and children Charles Trassler, Daniel Loose, Mrs Charles Troop, Mrs Harry Helf Jev, Jacob, and Berks scanty, plus thirteen grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral held Monday at home and Aaron Brethren Church. Interment in Middle Creek Cemetery.
Watthews aged 81 years longtime resident of Womelsdorf Berks county last survivor of Company 6 35th Pennsylvania Volunteers died this week in the hardware business for forty years George Trackman of Lititz another Civil War veteran frequented Mr Matthews care home visitations noted in local columns
Tred Lippold aged 58, witness to the murder of Arthur Oppie by William Sneed Brinkman at a Lancaster barn months ago, died suddenly in Allentown. His death reduces witnesses in the case as prosecutors plan to press forward with the September trial.
Funeral services for Mrs. J E Maurer were held at Pauls Lutheran Church in the afternoon with interment at the Adams Cemetery. Daughters Miss Margaret Auver and Mrs. George Mi of Akron Ohio and Carl Maurer of Lansing Michigan attended, along with other relatives.
Saturday event at a local venue organized by Mrs Marguerite Aimatz volunteers of America raised funds totaling about 00. Children worked diligently all day and prizes went to Ruth Godhenaar 1215.87 Ruth Bachman 7812.43 Ruth Truckman 10.06 Violet Keller 8.79 plus chocolate boxes for other winners.
The Society of Farm Women will meet at Mrs. M. A. Moore's home on Se Broad Street on Saturday afternoon at 1 80 o'clock. An aluminum demonstration will be given by Mr Hershey of Lancaster.
A brief note reflects on the Ohio River’s beauty tracing to Seneca naming roots with a phonetic phrase meaning strong or fierce water. The item hints at cultural origins and river significance in early American lore.
Fragmentary notes reference small issues and tensions surrounding island governance. The text hints at conflicts over local decisions and potential disputes among residents and authorities.
An unclear fragment mentions Atchison Giohe and a discussion of skin deep homeliness. The readable text shows no coherent event, date, or outcome to summarize into a full newspaper item.
Ephrata and Brownstown couples, E. Eckert and Minnie McCoy, wed in a Saturday ceremony at Trinity Lutheran parsonage with a ring rite. Frank Nies and Florence Sweigart wed Sunday at the bride’s home with a noon ceremony and reception, followed by a honeymoon to Philadelphia and Delaware Water Gap.
William W Getz of Lititz and Ruth K Nauman daughter of Fram ayore married Saturday afternoon. Rev H A Markey officiated at home hall on West High Street. Attendants were Irvin N Untat and Showers with Anna Weasyer as bridesmaid. Bridegroom works at a trap factory and the couple will live with the groom's parents after a wedding dinner.
A Citizen argues Liita has wide open liquor spots, especially on Saturdays, disturbing neighborhoods with noise and carousing. The piece blames temperance groups for backing reform and cites law officers as complicit.
Rev. C J B Meinert announced his resignation as Lancaster Moravian Church pastor effective September 1 after serving since. He succeeds Rev Robert Brmetke and previously led Emmaus for seven years. Under his tenure the Lancaster church was enlarged and added to its membership. He will join Great Kills Moravian Church in Staten Island New York.
Fragmentary notes describe bells and beds accompanying early Irish religious practice. The text suggests bells were used similarly in ancient Gaul and connected to liturgical rites, with reference to "Seoterum" and Irish custom.
A shy tropical plant unfurls its unopened fronds when disturbed and slowly opens its leaves as the disturbance passes, eventually flattening the foliage as it resumes a calm state.
Fragmentary reflection on sorrow and self restraint in speaking. Questions probe whether sorrow over others’ words weighs more than one’s own harsh speech, urging restraint and choosing happiness through right action.
An article notes nickel metal as an alloy of nickel and copper containing about ten percent nickel. It highlights wide use in equipment construction and bleaching processes due to resistance to chemical attack.
St James Catholic church received two metal holy water fonts carved by William Klumb of Fast Main Street with tire castings donated by New York friends. The fonts depict angels holding shells and symbolize cleansing before worship, tying Jewish cleansing rites to Catholic tradition and the rite of baptism and blessing.
Bart B. Miller of Lititz and Ivy M. Burkholder of Lancaster married Tuesday evening at Covenant United Brethren church parsonage by Rev. O. O. Ghrbart using the ring ceremony. Attendants Daisy Arment and Lincoln Forney. They take a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and will live in Lititz.
A damaged OCR fragment describes an assault event involving a woman and a second party, with unclear actions and references to a dress item and a prior shot, but details remain unreadable. The text includes incomplete terms and names, hindering precise identification of people or places.
Readable fragments suggest possible links between Maori and Egyptian objects as researchers examine crockery shards and relief carvings. The find may hint at ancient transoceanic contact or cultural diffusion raising questions about early populations in the Pacific.
Miss Mary Ait and Mrs Columbia and MacDougal, daughter of Allen MacDougal of Albert B Clepper, son Joite Cleaper of ig, were married on Saturday morning at Rev George Wells Ely's home in New Rochelle New York. The bride, a Lititz High School faculty member last year, graduated from Columbia High School and Lebanon Valley. The groom works for the Warzenbuch Huber silk company in Columbia and is stationed in New York City. the couple will reside there.
A fragment notes that a symbol linked to a relay class and a cross-beam mark is viewed by authorities as representing the sun, tied to the Bebrides group and the Iona tradition. The garbled text references the Blessed and a connection between upright posts and solar symbolism.
Early Grand Opera Leonora composed by W A Pry (1818 1864) is noted as the first American grand opera produced in Philadelphia in 1845. The wordy excerpt frames intellect as whetstones sharpening genius which is character.
Albert Hornberger, a World War veteran, of this place, married Miss Flamence I. Mollie of Allentown on Saturday in Allentown. Attendants were Mr and Mrs. Oscar Scher. After a wedding trip to Proechstone, they will start housekeeping on New Street, Lititz, after Jaiy.
Fragmentary, unreadable lines mention a person named Clint and themes of popularity but lack coherent facts or events to summarize. No verifiable dates, places, or organizations are present. The item reads as incomplete notes rather than a reportable news item.
Pair of small local ads list a rental near Lititz center. Chester A. Witmyer at 28 West Lincoln Avenue Lititz PA urges interested parties to apply at Hershey and Gibbel's Office Lititz PA for housing.
Unclear text fragment suggests a mention of Nurpetwen and stage faith. The readable portion hints at a local cultural or religious scene but lacks concrete details. No verifiable events, dates, or names beyond Nurpetwen appear in the legible content.
For rent a six room house with bath electric and gas ventrally located at Orange and Spruce Streets contact 111-W James M. Goldthwat withers. For sale ranges and heaters refrigerators coal oil gas staves special prices on refrigerators and porch rockers furniture repaired and painted Charles Weaver second hand furniture 49 N Broad St Lititz Pa.
Local market notes list prices and items including eggs lard wheat corn oats bran shorts middlings. Readers are advised to check stalls for availability and current rates from merchants.
Short notice seeks a reliable worker for painting and paperhanging tasks. Preference given to experienced applicants with references and willingness to start promptly. WAL FRY read St.
An advertised remedy touts quick cure for malaria and relief from biliousness headaches and dizziness caused by temporary constipation. It claims to cleanse toxins and produce copious watery evacuations and is highly esteemed by users.
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