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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1921
Page
4
A Tobacco Merchants Association survey of 13 600 editors shows 95 percent in 7 847 replies oppose tobacco prohibition and 42 percent in Utah favor anti prohibition, while 8 percent elsewhere show notable support. The study cites a total estimated circulation of 22 million.
A Chester County town election signals a planned bid by a local woman for burgess. Writers urge opening municipal posts to women, arguing reform and better governance may follow, while noting resistance from some men. A dialogue fragment ends with a quip about ripe reform.
The Trenpecked Husband, tied up in a long card session at the club, is leaving for a late midnight trip. His wife expects him to work daily and stay home at night to support and entertain her.
Mrs C B Snyder visited her sister at Barville on Thursday. Lloyd Hess and family spent Sunday in Ephrata with his parents. Samuel S Wiest visited Stephan Steeley at Schoeneck on Saturday. Mrs Sadie Boas and Blanche of Lancaster were guests of Mr and Mrs John Pfautz on Saturday. Mrs Hiram Snyder visited her sister in Lancaster on Saturday. Stella Keller was taken to Lancaster hospital on Friday for treatment. J W Gerhart and daughter Jet spent Thursday at Lincoln with the Pierce family.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Meek and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Singer of Lititz visited Mr. and Mrs. John Singer and family. A birthday party at Jacob Shultz’s home honored Mrs. Catherine Habecker and Master Jacob Mease. Kathryn Dommy and Leroy Firestone visit relatives. Bertha Mowery spent Sunday with Morvis Sturgis family.
Mr. Drew Pearson presents an illustrated daylight lecture using a new stereopticon screen at the Chautauqua. The daylight setup allows full visibility of the lecturer and side walls of the tent will be lowered. The talk promises a distinctive Pear sonian earnestness and an unusual illustrated performance.
A list of fare amounts across multiple Lancaster area stops including Petersburg Lane Junction Manheim Lititz Millway Akron Ephrata Reading Terminal with war tax noted at 8 percent and additional charges. Fares range from 3.40 to 8.50 with per stop rates and percentages for extended service.
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