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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1925

Page

2

Coming Events and Union Gatherings Listed All Around Lancaster Area

A dense listing of summer and early fall gatherings across Lancaster County. Includes church picnics reunions family events and fraternal meetings from July 16 through November 6 with venues in Lititz Mountville Lancaster Reading Hershey and surrounding towns. Notable items: Memorial Presbyterian S and S of Lancaster and the 1926 Sesqui Centennial in Philadelphia.

Faith Reformed S. School of Lancaster Fishborn U. B Hershey Lane. Co St. Luke’s Lutheran Reading St. Stephens Lutheran Lancaster Thurs Lititz Moravians Mountville Union Bagdad St. John’s Reformed S. 8 Lane Kopp Zem Zem County Church of God S. of Lancaster Taylor Memorial Presbyterian S Andre St. Luke’s Reformed Dohners Fyr M. EB Lanc Kemper Philadelphia Brunnerville A. B Grove Village Lititz Mt. Gretna Pennsylvania Stroudsburg Monroe County Lancaster &Co. Christian Endeavor New Holland

Strange Accompaniment at Chichester Cathedral Read

William Collins, an English poet famed for melancholic fits, haunted Chichester Cathedral cloisters and uttered eerie howls when the organ played. A motorist, eyeing odd lettering on a spare tire, sped to read the message and was warned not to be too bold for comfort.

William Collins Chichester Cathedral England Simal Darnee Cloge

Former Hoboes Are Now Gone from Lancaster County

A Lancaster New Era feature recalls the once plentiful army of tramps in Lebanon Berks and Lancaster counties. It profiles notable figures such as Dutch Christ Dutch Barney Billy Sheriday Fat Andy and Big Dim and notes their roaming lives and habits. The piece highlights Bummer's Roost in Providence township as a gathering spot where the campfire talk covered current affairs and readers supplied newspapers to the group.

Knights of the Road Dutch Christ Dutch Barney Quarryville Billy Sheriday Billy Andy Downs Fat Andy Big Dim Shakespeare Burns John Lowry Lebanon Berks Maryland Delaware Lancaster County Bummer’s Roost Providence Township Lancaster War Department Washington Robert M. Connell Regular Army Connell National Guard Reading Fort Hancock N. J Advoe. Hull

Plant care for room temperatures and plant needs

The passage states house plants should not be kept in sleeping rooms only due to temperature. It recommends a night temperature around 50 degrees and a day temperature around 70 degrees for the average plant.

Keystone Farm Calendar Highlights July Training and Litter Club

The article discusses Penn State College training for July to September filling farm vacancies, notes a 1925 Keystone Ton Litter Club with 305 letters and 192 purebred entries, and emphasizes good farming practices including weed control, efficient production, pasture supplementation, and lawn maintenance.

Keystone Pennsylvania State College Keystone Ton

New Holland Machinery Sold For Use in Russia

Paul B. Hess of New Holland sec retary treasurer of the New Holland Machine Company secured a deal in New York City for a large shipment of New Holland Feed Grinders purchased through American exporters for the Russian Government. Delivery to follow promptly.

New Holland Russia Paul B. Hess New Holland Machine Company New York City

Vanishing Race Near Jerusalem Faces Extinction

A colony of 125 near Jerusalem, said to be descendants of the Samaritans, may die out unless they change customs. For 2,000 years they have forbidden marriages outside their group, and increasing inbreeding threatens their survival.

Jerusalem

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Palm Beach W. H. Buch Lititz Springs Park Rey Lititz Union Sumday Schools Harnish Hornberger African Bethel M. E Lane, Wed Bomberger Honey Brook Evangelical Witmer Gantz Butzer Steven Garman Culp Keath Freymeyer Coldren Willys - Overland Parts and Service C. M. Snavely Roger Dever United Mine Workers Scranton Dever W.h.muth&co Lititz, PA William P. King Wakefield Fulton Township Ephrata Bank Ephrata National Bank Old England Conkey John L. Peiffer Spruce ST Leeorence Meee Record Printing House Broad St. Lititz, Pa Rothsville Millway Brumerville Clay Durlach Hopeland Brickerville Elm Penryn Mt. Hope Neffsville Bareville Manheim Express Printing Company E. P. Co Lititz Springs National Bank
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