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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1921
Page
5
The Muddy Creek Union Sunday school plans its annual celebration at Harting's Grove near Swartzville on Saturday August 6. Music will be provided by the Ringgold Band of Reading and the Troquois Band of Lancaster, with a large crowd expected.
Amaziah Williams and Emma Carey celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at Neffsville home attended by five of seven children, grandchildren and 51 guests. Williams and Carey were wed in Little Pittsburgh Manor Township by Rev George A Tripple. a dinner followed and guests presented a purse to the couple. Florence M Weitzel of this place and Daniel Shenk of Lancaster were married last Thursday by Rev G B Raezer. ring ceremony. she will live at home for now.
A collection of aphorisms on behavior and luck notes. It warns against excuses and neglecting opportunity while musing on love, pride, letters, and perceptions. It ends with a quip about summer, moisture, and the dry season under prohibition.
The article recalls Miss Emma Louise Roepper, Bethlehem born pianist and Linden Hall graduate, tracing her musical lineage from the Moravian Philharmonic Society led by Dr Roepper and Dr Ernest Blech. It notes her Vienna years studying under Artur Teschiinsky, wartime travels through Switzerland, and proposal to return to Lititz or Linden Hall for a charity recital.
At the Warwick House sale on Saturday four hundred forty four articles were disposed of as forty six consignors offered goods. A brisk pig market sold 67 pigs from 2.10 to 14.25 dollars. Old and new potatoes showed price contrasts with forty eight bushels of old spuds from 10 to 38 cents and seventy four bushels of new spuds from 1.00 to 1.30 dollars. Additional items included rabbits, chickens, pants, hose, rugs, hats, auto tubes, and records with varied prices.
College men under thirty in clean white uniforms form Dunbar's White Hussars a young company from Indiana University Ohio State Ann Arbor and Columbia. They perform with chorus songs and ensemble numbers showing love for music and contagious enthusiasm promising a lively program.
Wheat threshing has started and farmers report the heaviest yield in years. Local average stands at twenty seven bushels per acre with Enos Miller and Addison Felker each reaching thirty five bushels per acre.
Executor of Catherine Becker declares a public sale in Lititz Lancaster County with real estate described as a Lincoln Avenue lot 57 feet 9 inches by 181 feet plus brick dwelling, outbuildings, and utilities. Personal property includes furniture, appliances, rugs, antiques, linens, cookware, tools, and garden items. Sale starts at 1 PM on each date with conditions announced.
Clayton Stehman of 78 Eb Main Street Lititz Pennsylvania. Passed away. Notification to friends and relatives for obituary inclusion.
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