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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1924
Page
4
Advertisers and others are warned that the newspaper goes to press each Thursday morning and cannot guarantee adding substantial material after Wednesday afternoon. Communications must include the writer name and address as a guarantee of good faith.
Business leaders advocate service over mere selling. A dealer should verify goods meet needs, stand behind defects, and offer personal help to ensure value. This broader ideal, shown by Lititz stores, elevates modern commerce through thorough product knowledge and customer care.
Headed by solemn mourning across the nation the loss of Calvin Coolidge Jr. induces a unifying show of sympathy. The message emphasizes parental lessons, dignity of labor, and values over wealth, urging American families to model responsibility.
Relatives and friends visited Mr. and Mrs. Ino K. Pfautz on Sunday. Attendees included Hayden Dussinger and daughters Mildred and Hicanor of Allentown, Ino Gipe and Helen, Hiram of Columbus, Mamie Tiarting, Lewis Attie of Lancaster, Edna and Warren Mease of Kissel Hill, Mary Dohner and Claude Bomberger of Penryn, Tra Zartman and wife of New York City, and Zacharias Ferry family.
Rata and Mr and Mrs Christ Wiest and son Clarence of Durlach visited Mr and Mrs Samuel S Wiest on Sunday. Miss Margaret Gerhart stayed with Mr and Mrs Harvey Reifsnyder near Brunnerville last week. Charles Wilson of Ephrata spent Sunday with the Hiram Snyder family. Mrs J W Gerhart visited her son H Arlington Gerhart and wife of Manheim from Tuesday to Thursday last week.
Halfville Menno Habecker and family from Lancaster visited Elmer Todd over Sunday. M. G. Shreiner and wife visited Rothsville on Sunday. R. E. Adams and family spent Sunday with friends at Silver Springs. M. G. Shreiner offers cabbage plants for sale. Farmers in the area are busy haymaking. Elmer Todd and family took a trip to Colebrook and Hershey on Sunday.
A large audience attended the Children's Day exercises at Salem Evangelical church last Sunday evening. Local residents Harriet Butter and Heiser of Reading visited town. Several townspeople traveled to Reading and Harrisburg for family visits and gatherings over the weekend and Fourth of July. Alban Graybill was elected by the Warwick Township School Board to fill the Brunnerville Grammar School vacancy.
In Akron the Evangelical church held Sunday communion led by Rev. L A Werner, with Rev. L C Updegrove filling in at Brownstown. At the second quarterly conference the pastor was chosen as a delegate to the General Assembly in Perkasie July 14 to 20. The Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs Lizzie Stauffer's home. Lingel class gathered at Rockey Springs Park in Lancaster. Mr and Mrs William Leed moved from Reading to Mr and Mrs Frank Adams’ home, with Aaron Buchs nearby. Harvey and Bertha Buch visited Mrs Lavina Loose at Netts Here. Charles Weinhold, Mr and Mrs Galvin Steiner visited Sylvester Wenger in Kensington near Pittsburgh.
Mr and Mrs Robert Herr and daughter and Mrs Sallie Buch spend the week at Atlantic City Amos Zimmerman and William Zwally at New York Angela Kershner with sister the Wilmer Bradley family at Penryn Henry Wolf visited their daughter the Mark Royer family at Denver Jacob Shirker and Reuben Bechtel visited Harry Shirker family at Du Pont Delaware J W Enck visited his mother at Hopeland Eugene Weidler Miriam Rudy of Lititz and several others spent Sunday with the Weidler family Benjamin Myers of Manchester visited the Getzs Alvin Zwally Eph rata visited his mother Sue Zwally Charles Adams Lancaster family visited Sunday Wayne Zwally Lan caster and Victor Zwally Lan caster families spent Sunday with the Zwallys My and Fannie Roether Fannie Heenroad Lizzie Zwally Jennie Zwally Sadie Sweigart Vera Cammauf Ruth Hoover Walter Hoffman and Harold Cammauf of Ephrata Josiah Heister and Denver children visited the Hulls Bella Grube Reading staying with Wayne Grube Dorothy Ratlay Hamilton spent summer with Wayne Bender Laura Roland Rev Charles Wolf family Reading visitors to S N Wolf Charles Zwally and children New Holland visited C B Zwally Jonathan Shirk and daughter Noah Hor ning and Samuel Shirk Girard htows visit the Am os Zimmerman group Manheim Fetter children Strasburg Eck family Blue Ball Heck family and many others noted in community notices.
Tests by the United States Department of Agriculture show that the Little Honeybee A Jonerbet consumes about half the hours of daylight, with the remaining hours spent in rest.
The piece notes chili in Mexican cuisine, tracing its origins to Las Cruces New Mexico over 280 years ago. It highlights a shift to California packing houses offering red and green peppers, describes fresh green chili prep and garlic seasoning, and explains dried pod processing into powder for the home. It also links chili and beans to staple dishes like enchiladas and chili con carne, emphasizing chili’s economic importance.
Ancient Sidon and Tyre, once rich and powerful, are described in detail. The text notes vaulted highways and subterranean masonry, with Tyre reduced to a small town of about 600 inhabitants. It recalls pharaohs, empires, and sieges, yet calls Tyre a ruin submerged by wind and sea.
A valuable part of the man eating shark is its skin. The outer skin is removed by a secret process and dried to a hard polish for wood ivory and more. The inner skin yields waterproof non cracking leather after careful tanning preserving dark greens and browns for shoes bags belts and accessories.
In a terse exchange before trial, the Kinivistrate accuses the prisoner of prior offenses including warrancy and theft. The defendant pleads for silence to avoid harming his prospects, prompting a concerned appeal from the father-in-law in court.
Miscellaneous cash items 105.48 redemption fund with the U S Treasurer and debt from the U S Treasurer 30 803 18 Other assets if any Lancaster County clerk solemnly swears to the best of knowledge.
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