Personal Side of a Week in Lititz and Nearby Visits
A roundup of visits and staycations around Lititz includes Miss Gertrude Hackman from Philadelphia staying with Mrs. Alice Fasnard, the Dillman party from New York with the Russells, Mrs. William G. B. of Lancaster visiting Miss Anna K. Miller, and multiple family gatherings on W. Main Street. Other locals host or travel, including Watt of Lancaster with Robert Yerger, Spacht of Wisconsin with his parents on Broad Street, and George Smith and Lou Yocum visiting Lititz friends. the Rev. Jacob Landis family marks the Fourth, while Miss Clara Fry visits Lititz after years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bruckart
East End
Gertrude Hackman
Philadelphia
Alice Fasnard
Raynond Dillman
New York City
Robert Russell
William G. B
Lancaster
Anna K. Miller
Chester Ritchie
Reading
Lloyd Ritchie
Ashland
E. ©. Ritchie
W. Main Street
David Watt
Robert Yerger
Mark Spacht
Wiconisco
Broad Street
George Smith
Lou Yocum
Martha Thuma
Katie Smith
Jacob Landis
West Reading
Jesse Honeycutt
Mirabeth
N. J
Clara Fry
Tun
Arizona
Lititz
Fry
East
Henry Seaman
Mauch Chunk
Five Points
Milton Schaeffer
Ella
Florence
Beulah
Watkins’ Glen
Lehman
Catherine
Dixon, HI
Owen Hershey
H. J. Kline
Waldheim Park
G. F. Druckenmiller
Royersford
T. J. Kline
William Leitzinger
Floyd Stark
Billie
Shippensburg
George Grunenberger
Jacqueline
Fairview
Grunenberger
Mabel Busnong
Stroudsburg
Julia Sturgis
Morris Madeira
Charles Stengel
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Mt. Gretna
F. A
Luray Caverns
Harper's Ferry
Springs Park
St. John’s Reformed Sunday School of
Union
Reformed
Evangelical Congregational
U. B
Moravian Ushers’ Association
Buck’s Mill
John Heiserman
Balmer
Long’s Park
Lester Balmer
John A. G. Balmer
Near Town
Keller
Geo. McBride
Brickerville
Cannonsburg
Silas Semple
Sara Reidenbach
Monroe Hornberger
East Main Street
J. R. Johnson
David Brian
Schaeffer
Arthur Reist
Aaron Brubaker
Ocean Grove
Peter Brumner
Stephen Leibensperger
Stephen Leibensperger, Jr
Kutztown
Violet Bisker
Picnics, reunions, and visits mark Lancaster week
Community notes report multiple visits by residents to relatives in Lititz and nearby towns, including Druckenmillers, Leitzingers, and Grunenbergers. Summer events include Springs Park picnics, Moravian Ushers’ gathering, Balmer family reunion in Long’s Park, Keller family reunion, and a Lititz Rotary Club talk by J R Johnson. Nearby trips cover Canada and Atlantic coast areas with various families listed.
Moon crater theory of meteor impacts and explosions
A theory proposes that fast meteors pierced the moon’s crust, exploded, and built rampart-like craters by driving material outward. The idea mirrors crater formation on Earth and resembles effects of aerial blast patterns observed in wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Cnesed
Generosity or Carelessness Said by Ti Ho Sage of Chinatown
A Washington Star quote frames Ti Ho, the Chinatown sage, arguing that forgetting an injury can reflect either generosity or mere carelessness, highlighting cultural perspectives on adversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ti Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Balances Plane Empennage Defined For Dirigibles and Planes
The empennage is the rear stabilizing structure on a dirigible and fixed tail on an airplane. It acts like feathers on an arrow, maintaining balance and stability in flight.
Who's Who in America History Cited by Washington Star
The Washington Star notes that Who's Who in America began in the 0's with the first edition in 1899 and has since seen a new edition issued every two years, carefully revised and enlarged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay
Washington Star
Not as Slaves: Child Labor Views in Early Guidance
A quotation from Woman's Home Companion argues that children should work from a very early age, aiding housework and chores and learning responsibility, reflecting historical attitudes on child labor and family duties.
Doubles On 9 Concert Program by Local Church
A program titled doubles on 9 by the local church featured the ladies' double quartet. When announced by the master of ceremonies they were identified as the double ladies quartet.
Value of Glucose in Confection Production
Glucose is used in the manufacture of confections to prevent crystallization and improve texture. This sugar syrup acts as a humectant and sweetener, aiding control of moisture and consistency in candies and sweets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hohentwiel
Rhine
Lake Constante
Stuttgart
Zurich
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Lititz, PA
Hugh N. Nary
Aualitorium Theatre
Manheim, PA
Warner Baxter
Catherine Dale
Evangeline
Dolores del Rio
Roland Drew
Tarzan Tile Tiger
Temple Tower
Kenneth MacKenna
Marceline Day
Mon
Frozen Justice
Leonore Ulric
Abert Frazer
Louis Wolheim
Edmund Lowe and
Catherine Dale Owen
Liti Springs Park
Ephrata Chryslers
The
Fulton A. A
Paul F. Becker
Main St. Litita
Pal
Ford Agency
Messrs
Heinrich and Hodgkinson
Chevrolet
Long, the Cleaner
North Broad Street
Roy H. Long
Brunnerville U. B
Penryn Park
Prunes
Santa Clara Valley
Brookfield
Canada
Libby
LUXE
Seaman & Seed