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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1927
Page
4
The Lititz Record editor and proprietor E. Buch information appears with subscription rate of 1.50 dollars per year and post office classification as second class matter at Lititz Pennsylvania.
The Loyal Workers class hosted a monthly gathering at Mrs. Sarah Adams home with teachers and members listed. Numerous social events and visits followed including picnics, gatherings, and family celebrations across Lancaster and surrounding towns.
Brownstown notes report excavation starts on land bought from Wayne Hartman for a new school house along the trolley road. Lancaster contractor Wohlsen will build but the school building will not be ready for classes before the next term ends. Local social and church gatherings fill the week with visits, picnics, and outings across the area.
A Saturday evening quilting gathering hosted by Mrs. N. Hurst drew many neighbors and friends. Several local families and relatives visited or were entertained over the weekend, including Elser, Graybill, Wiest, Gerhart, and Eshleman families in various nearby towns.
Mrs. John Bomberger slipped and tore a ligament in her foot with Dr. Long of Brickerville attending. Miss Mary Bruckhart remains at home in Lititz with a sprained ankle. E Yocum visited sister Caroline Stoner in Brickerville on Sunday. Paul Diehm visited Irwin Hessey’s home in Rheems on Saturday. I W Singer and spouse visited Edward Hess’s home in Akron on Sunday. C L Nestleroth and L B Koehler mentioned among attendees.
I W Singer and Raymond Gale bach visited Mr Monroe Lehn in Lancaster after his St Josephs Hospital operation. Nathan Frey and family visited Elias M Eitnier, while Herbert Mann and family were in Washington Boro. Eva and Martha Otto visited their parents Harry Otto. Charles Shreiner and Galen Balmer's group were at Mt Gretna. Haines at Lancaster General Hospital shows recovery. Prayer meeting at Ilarry Otto home drew many. Charles Rose started eating wheat Monday. Pericen Otto from St Michael visits his brother. Harry Miley planted tobacco. farmers still haying. Morris Shaeffer family from Brunnerville visited Elias Hitnier.
Washington Camp No. 559 P O A elected officers led by Past President Chester Bowman and President Erwin Miller. Delegates to the State Convention are A. H. Weidman and Ervin Miller with alternates G. J. Weachter and W. C. Moumma. County convention delegates include Chester Bowman Leroy Mumma John H. Frankfort.
A list of alternates includes A. H. Weid man Ervin Milley and G. J. Weach ter. Officers will be installed July 14 by Milton Ulrich of Lincoln. A booster day and church program at St Pauls Rothsville July 17 features music chorus and various ensembles with a silver offering. Warwick township to open High School August 22 and all grades August 29. Henry Walter Jr leaves for Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Eustis Virginia for the Red Course.
Miss Alverta Miller a pupil nurse at Phoenixville Hospital is spending her vacation with the Aaron Gockley family sisters Mrs Gockley and Miss Miller. Mr and Mrs William H Caulwell of Millersville move this week into the house of Mrs Ella Adams and will teach in Rothsville Schools. Mrs Annie Siverling and daughter of Reading spent Saturday and Sunday visiting relatives. Mrs Joseph Mohn spends days at Leacock visiting her mother Mrs Lizzie Bender. Mr and Mrs David Graham of Mt Bethel Northampton county visit town Friday to Monday to see relatives and friends.
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