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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1926

Page

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Spacht's Fine Furniture Palace to Open Saturday

Enos Miller reports his strawberry crop will continue until the end of next week averaging about ten quarts daily. The Tri-Mu's group with Rev. E S Crosland and N D Sturgis will spend Thursday and Friday at Bowers Beach Delaware, returning Saturday. An imposing three story building in town will host the opening of Spacht's new furniture palace with bronze signage and French Louis XIV doors.

Enos Miller Tri-Mu’s Rev. E. S. Crosland N. D. Sturgis Bowers Beach Del Johnson

Raised Nine Turkeys Near Lititz Mennonite Church

Edward Walters of near Lititz Mennonite Church hatched twelve turkey eggs from under a chicken and nine young turkeys survived. He notes turkeys are hard to raise in town, but his poultry knowledge appears to be paying off and he is proud of the result.

Edward Walters Lititz Mennonite Church Mr. Walters

Walter Geyer Opens Tourists Inn Near Ephrata Reamstown

Walter Geyer, once a Lititz resident, runs a tourists inn along the Ephrata to Reamstown road. He owns a forty acre farm with a 164 year old stone house modernized with hand-made hardware and a front screened porch. The yard features two large shade trees and a cool inviting setting. Guests can get light lunches and quick meals, while farm work includes Rhode Island reds cows pigs and two mules. Trade is reported as increasing.

Walter Geyer Litila Ephrata Reamstown Geyer Rhode Island

New York Children to Arrive at Lititz Thursday

One hundred eight East Side New York children will arrive by train from Reading this Thursday at 1 35 PM to stay two weeks with Lititz area families, many hosted by the same families as last summer. Spectators are urged to avoid crowding at the station to prevent confusion.

Reading New York Lititz

Paul E. Beck Honored as Historical Speaker at Wyoming Commemorative Meeting

Paul E. Beck, Lititz native and East Stroudsburg State Normal School faculty member, was the orator at the Wyoming Commemorative Association annual meeting beside the Wyoming Massacre monument near Forty Fort. The association includes about four hundred Scranton Wilkes-Barre region leaders. Beck’s address highlighted early Moravian history, with his piece appearing in the Times Leader and slated for next week’s Record. His brother H. Beck of Lititz is also noted as a historian lineage from their father A. R. Beck.

Paul E. Beck Wyoming Commemorative Association Wyoming Forty Fort Scranton Wilkes Barre Scranton- Wilkes Barre Beck Times East Stroudsburg State Normal School We. Beck 11. H. Beck Lititz A. R. Beck

Acme Chimes Band Saturday Concert Program

The Acme Chimes Band of Myerstown presents a Saturday concert sponsored by Lititz business men featuring Overture selections from Tantalusqualia Mikado Sullivan Verdi pieces, vocal and baritone solos by Prof J Leroy Morgan, and Medley overtures including Red Hussar and Sobre Las Olas with Ballet Music from William Tell and Orpheus overture.

Acme Chimes Myerstown Lititz F. V Luppi Sullivan E. Boettger J. Leroy Morgan L. Jessel Verdi Fred Godfrey Ed Klinger Atlanta W. F. Safranck Little Nellie Kelley Geo. M. Cohan Red Hussar Paul Jones P. Jonathan Theo Moser Rosas Jolly Minstrels Prof William Tell Rosini Offenbach

Lititz Business Man to Marry in Westward Honeymoon

Morris Trimmer of Lititz and Miss Margaret L. Bower of Elizabeth town will wed Thursday morning at the bride’s mother's home. The ceremony will be by Rev. J. E. Trimmer of Carlisle. They plan a trip to Yellowstone and other western sights before Trimmer takes charge of the Trimmer branch store at Manheim.

Morris Trimmer Margaret L. Bower Elizabethtown Mary Bower Mr. Trimmer J. E. Trimmer Carlisle Yellowstone National Park West Mr.Trimmer Trimmer Manheim

Foster Bowman Hit By Auto in Ephrata Incident

Foster Bowman son of Mr and Mrs David Bowman of Center street was struck by a car on 8 State street while distributing yardsticks for Ralph M Spado. He turned back to cross and did not see the approaching vehicle. Dr Evans D Russell treated him at scene. two bones in the left leg were broken. The driver carried him to Lititz where Dr Reeser set the fractures.

Foster Bowman David Bowman Center Street Ephrata Ralph M. Spado State Street Evans D. Russell Russell Lititz Reeser

Chased and Caught Reckless Driver Near Lititz

A man driving a studson at high speed with a covered license plate drew police attention in Rothsville and Lititz. Kreider and Carpenter followed, a driver with a hired car assisted, the unit crashed into a ditch, one occupant thrown into a grass field but uninjured. No warrant existed for a car search. two charges will be filed after Harrisburg information arrives.

Kreider Carpenter Rothsville Lititz Poiicemen Harrisburg

Workmans to Live in Spain for Eight Months

Mr and Mrs Roy H Workman of New York recently visiting will sail in two weeks for England France and Spain to reside in Spain for eight months. He works as an accountant for International Telephone and Telegraph and is sent abroad to install new accounting systems. Mrs Workman, formerly Edna Roechow of Lancaster, taught in local public schools while he is N B Workman’s son.

Roy H. Workman New York Engand France Spain Workman International Telephone and Telegraph Company Mr. Workman N. B. Workman

Pittsburgher cleans wallpaper the old way at small cost

A Pittsburgh visitor shows his mother how he cleans grimy wallpaper using bath rubbers for 10c each, claiming the coal-smoked city requires this twice yearly care. The piece praises prudent parenting, notes local Stierel Building and Loan associations in Manheim, and reports potash discoveries in Texas tied to Lancaster County oil men, ending with the suicide of Mrs Hartzell amid oil and potash vanity.

Texas United States Lancaster County Oil Company Lancaster County Hartzell Lancaster Co. Oil Company

Foot expert Dr. James Albright to visit Pflautz Bros

New York City foot specialist Dr. James Albright will be at Pflautz Bros Dept Store on Friday July 16 offering advice to anyone with foot troubles.

James Albright New York City Pflautz Bros. Dept

Prominent Lititz Businessman GL Hepp Dies at 62

George L. Hepp, longtime Lititz merchant and church leader, died Saturday at St Josephs Hospital from primary anemia at age 62. A son of the late George W Hepp, he worked as a watchmaker and jeweler before selling the jewelry business and becoming an optometrist. Hepp led Moravian Church activities, chaired the trustees, supervised Sunday School for thirty years, directed a large orchestra, and belonged to several societies and lodges. He is survived by his wife Elizabeth Barr, mother Mrs Martha Hepp, two daughters Miriam Hagen and Ruth Kilgore, and a son Louis.

George L. Hepp Lititz St. Joseph’s Hospital Hepp J. Francis Hagen Cornwall New York Ezra Bowman Lancaster Philadelphia Wilson Apple Walter Fryberger Moravian Church The Missionary Society Usher’s Association Linden Hall Seminary Springs Lancaster County Sunday School Association Optometrist Association Odd Fellow Golden Eagle Lodges Elizabeth Barr Martha Hepp Miriam N. Y Ruth Gale Kilgore Woodbine York County Louis

Memorial Services for John Huss observed in Lititz Moravian church

An annual memorial service honoring the martyr John Huss was held at the Lititz Moravian cemetery. The service featured a responsive reading led by Rev. B S Crosland a trombone choir and remarks by Prof H Sl Beck who read a list of prominent church figures with brief sketches of their lives and roles in the community including clergy military hospital keepers and craftsmen associated with Lititz Congregation. The ceremony decorates graves and lists names of twenty plus individuals connected to the church and town history.

John Huss Constance Germany B.S. Crosland Trombone Louis. Tuebener Jed H. Sl. Beck Lititz Prof. Beck Matthew Godfrey Tiehl John Jacob Sehnick Jasper Payne Adolph Meyer Alison and Brown Andrew Horn Ufsecher Collegium Conrad Westhaefer John Christopher Franke Allison Jno. Becker Francke Claus Coellin Greenbury Petticourt Dorothea Kline John George Klein Maria Magdalena Augustine Pflegerin

Local Journalist Vogler to Publish Byrd Flight Article

Jerome Vogler, advertising literature head at Animal Trap Company of America's local office, is a seasoned journalist. His article with illustrations on Lieutenant Commander Byrd's polar epOt-making flight will appear in the Philadelphia Public Ledger this coming Sunday.

Jerome Vogler Animal Trap Company of America Vogler Byrd Philadelphia Public Ledger

Camp Shand Hosts Lititz Visitors From Y.M.C.A.

Lititz residents including Mr and Mrs Atwood Kreider Mr and Mrs John Keehn Mr and Mrs Ray Meiskey Miss Eleanor Smith and others visited Camp Shand in the Blue Mountains about 42 miles from Lititz. The camp features two clear lakes, open-air cottages, and a daily program with sports and a campfire while boys build a tennis court.

Camp Shand Lancaster Y. M. C. A Lititz Atwood Kreider John Keehn Ray Meiskey Eleanor Smith J. B. Herr

Travels of G H Getz and many local residents visit town

Prof G H Getz and family from Harrisburg spent the weekend in town. Several locals including Miss Anna Fry from Landisville and Miss Myrtle Eckert visiting Mt Gretna, with other riders across the region. Attendees at G L Hepp's funeral include numerous Philadelphia and Lancaster figures and the Lancaster Optometrist Society.

Prof G. H. Getz Harrisburg Town Anna Fry Landisville Mrs. Howard Evans Myrtle Eckert Mt. Gretna F. W. Stengel William Sturgis Reading Elizabeth West Reading Edward Wentworth Maggie Wentworth G. L. Hepp Thaddeus Barr Philadelphia E. J. Bary Ezra Engle Glen Mills Harry D. Long Edgar Blyer Christ Barr Frank Roland C. S. Toeffler Myr. Thomas Frank Heckel Troyd Hessall Lancaster Roland New Holland H. A. Bailey York Robert Greengrass Jacob Funk Lebanon Jos. Baker James and Bessie Hestom Parkesburg Lancaster Optometrist Society

Finger Sawed Off at Hackman and Hornley Factory

Ralph Hoffman lost the ring finger of his right hand yesterday while operating a circular saw at Hackman and Hornley’s furniture factory. The incident occurred during routine production work and is under supervision. No further injuries reported.

Ralph Hoffman Hackman and Hornley

Moravian S. S. Picnic Set At Lititz Spring Grounds

The Lititz Moravian Sunday School picnic is planned for Thursday July 22 at the Spring Grounds. The Lititz Band performs 1 to 8 P M, primary games begin 3 P M, evening games 515, parade at 8 P M, and free coffee for supper served at 5 o'clock.

Lititz

Birthdays Offer Milestone Milestones in July

July dates list local residents celebrating birthdays including Miss A. Virginia Grosh Mrs. B. F. Grosh Polly Helter and Mrs. Martha Thuma with ages nearing 90. Mrs. J. Edward Bueh is also noted for a birthday on July 19.

A. Virginia Grosh East Main Street B. F. Grosh Polly Helter Lincon Ave J. Edward Bueh Martha Thuma Spruec Street

Saturday Big Day Comes to Lititz With Music and Fun

The Merchants Association plans outdoor music Saturday evening with the Acme Chimes Band of Myerstown, a vocal soloist, and musical novelties. The Boys Rotary Band from Columbia appears at the County Foresters picnic at the Springs Saturday afternoon. An orchestra will perform at the opening of the New Spacht building on the same day.

the Merchants Association Acme Chimes Myerstown Boys’ Rotary Band Columbia County Foresters Spacht

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