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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1926
Page
4
The Lititz Record is entered at Lititz Pennsylvania post office as second class matter per postal filing, indicating its status for mailing and distribution within the local community.
Young workers in Lititz are advised to learn to follow instructions precisely. Repeated reminders irritate employers and hinder job retention. Beginners should write down directions and review them later to ensure all tasks are completed. A careful, thorough approach boosts success and longevity in new roles.
The piece reflects on how new workers feel the length of a shift compared with school hours. Healthy young laborers should soon lose anxiety if they are curious about work and aim to accomplish tasks, valuing each hour as a chance to deliver results.
Herbert Mann and family visited the Manor region over the 4th. Mrs James Carpenter of Rothsville and Miss Dorothy Carpenter of Lancaster visited M G Shreiner’s household over Sunday. Elmer Todd’s family visited his mother in Lancaster. Is real Huber on the sick list is improving. M G Shreiner digs and sells potatoes. Evelyn Mildred Aument from Lancaster spends summer with M G Shreiner. Rev E Druckenbrod preached at Hopeland Sunday evening. Abram Graybill’s family visited Israel Graybill. Harry E Shreiner delivered a truckload of potatoes to Lancaster on Tuesday.
Mrs Ezra Graybill and daughter Lillian of Manheim visited A G Fahnestock and family on Wednesday. Miss Lizzie Andes of Diamond Station called on Selinda Williams last Thursday. Mrs Fianna Graybill of Palmyra stayed with relatives in the area. A young New York lady staying with Levi S Habecker’s family, earlier a fresh air child, paid her own way. Frank S Keath and wife of Schuylkill Haven spent the weekend at the …
R A Keith home welcomed and Fourth of July guests hosted by Mrs George Hackman and family of Pottstown. Monroe Eckert and Mrs Sarah Hackman hosted visitors. On Sunday May 8 Shaeffer and family visited Lem Shirk and Samuel Carpenter in Lancaster. A visitor from Akron seeking knee cap support must seek another story as male attention here will not be tolerated.
Mrs I B Koehler and daughter Mada visited the Hostetters in Manheim last Saturday. Robert Biemesderfer spent the past week in Allentown for plastering work. Hera Lutz of Philadelphia stayed with her mother Sallie Kofroth. Lois Biemesderfer visited Brunnerville with Wayne Klime. Sunday gatherings included Grayhill Miller family and many neighbors from Manheim Ephrata Lime Rock Lititz White Oak Milhway Clay.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ober and Mrs. E. K. Zartman hosted supper. Rev. E. E. Schantz visited the W. Elser family. Mrs. Hannah O. Mellinger spent time with the J. W. Gerhart family. Residents attended a parade in Tan caster and joined July 4th celebrations in Ephrata and Lititz. Clay school house interior repairs continue with painters and carpenters at work.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hundsberger hosted a wedding dinner for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Brown with guests and gifts. A Men’s Bible Class picnic is planned near Conestoga Creek on Saturday July 17. Rev. W. E. Sinclair and Rev. L. A. Verney will preach in local churches. Fourth of July celebrations attended in Lititz, Lancaster, and Ephrata. A doggie roast hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Snader drew friends and neighbors. Esther Werner of Schuylkill College visited family in Reading. Joint S. B. S. picnic set for Rocky Springs on August 21. Edith Royer and J. Earl Wolf families visited local residents. Leon Moyer spent Sunday with his parents. A. F. Getz and family hosted Ivan Shoemaker and guests from Spring City, plus several Hackmans and Wolf families over the Fourth.
The Akron region notes the Mt Zion Evangelical Church will conduct its quarterly conference on Thursday evening. Communion is set for Sunday at 10 A M led by Rev L A Werner of Brownstown. The W C T A held a monthly meeting at Mrs William Zwally s home as part of church activities.
A long list of visitors and hosting families from Lititz, Philadelphia, Reading, Norristown, Lancaster, and other nearby towns attended gatherings and Sunday visits. Notable mentions include Mr. and Mrs. G F Weidler hosting several guests, and many relatives dropping by with spouses and children. Also noted is a fiftieth wedding anniversary for Levi % Miller and a July 17 Sunday School picnic at St John’s Brickerville.
John Vollinger, 22, of Manheim R D 3, was killed instantly on June 30 at Noah Ruhl’s Mastersonville area farm when a mule kicked him in the stomach while he unhitched a cultivator. Witnesses say the mule lurched, lifting him four feet from the ground. no broken bones were observed. Survived by his parents and others locally.
Funeral services were held Sunday at the parents’ home and at the United Brethren church in Manheim. Interment followed in Fairview cemetery. The obituary lists Samuel Manheim Amos Rheems Katy Kissel Hill and Mrs. Daniel Walters of Neffsville and Mrs. Francis Martin, Manheim.
Farmer Samuel Rote sues Lancaster City and health official over an ordinance requiring all milk sold locally to come from tuberculin tested herds or owner tested herds. He alleges overstep of authority, damages for spoiled milk, and cites loss from non collection. The suit reflects statewide tension over dairy cattle testing and farm compliance.
The Hawaiian islands are described as possessing the richest soil in the world, highlighting their agricultural promise and fertility.
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