Lititz Publishing Note Entrusted as Local Paper
Published every Thursday morning the notice states, with entry at Lititz Pennsylvania post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1924
Page
4
Published every Thursday morning the notice states, with entry at Lititz Pennsylvania post office as second class matter.
The piece argues advertising exaggeration is less common than feared and that business leaders claim lines of percent discounts as news worthy. It notes merchants learned to avoid false statements and that what appears in local papers is generally reliable.
The lawn of Mt Zion Evangelical Church hosts a week of revival starting Wednesday July 25 with Rev L C Updegrove leading and a slate of visiting pastors including Rev L A Werner Brownstown July 22 and Rev J H Willauer Terre Hill July 24. Community notices report local vacations moves reunions and family visits among Akron residents.
Rata Rev John Weaver and son Paul from Lancaster spent Sunday with the John Reitz family. Numerous Lancaster and Ephrata residents visited relatives and friends in nearby towns including Brunnerville Groffdale Center Square Reading and East Petersburg during the weekend gathering.
In Brownstown a heavy rain and thunderstorm swept Tuesday evening while Rev L A Werner announced regular preaching at the Evangelical church for Sunday at 7 30 PM. The Reading Holiness Association camp meeting at Kricktown drew families including Mr and Mrs F A Warren and others while locals visited relatives and towns such as DuPont California and Springville.
Mr and Mrs J B Koehler hosted guests last Sunday including Mr and Mrs Paul Hostetter and Roy Hostetter from Muskegon Michigan Mr and Mrs Mahlon Hostetter of Lititz Mr Monroe Hostetter and family Mr and Mrs Cephas Hostetter of Manheim and Mr and Mrs Perey
Edwards of Lancaster visits C. L. Nestleroth and family. Several couples from Newport Lititz Honey Brook Palmyra Shillington Palmyra Penryn and Lexington travel to see I. W. Singer I. Diehm E. Diehm and Mrs Fianna Graybill.
The Kling Klan met for the third general reunion at Millway on Saturday with many relatives joining from across the county. Officers elected were Esn ex Kling president John Heiserman secretary and Linnaeus Roth treasurer. Next reunion set for Ephrata on the last Saturday in July 1925.
The eleventh Mishler reunion will be held July 27 1924 at Ephrata park an all day event rain or shine. A big family table is requested with a musical and literary program led by historian J M Mishler of Philadelphia all relatives invited.
A soldier from Mt Gretna walked 24 miles to Lititz and back to attend Robert Behmer’s funeral, choosing the journey over train travel due to being broke. He offered a pocket knife as security for fifteen cents to get shaved and cleaned up before paying his respects. Isaac Fritz of Clay Township, a lively traveler, entertains with whistle songs, often accompanied by his wife Amanda on trips to Lititz.
The undersigned will sell at public sale on the premises a one and a half lot with a frame dwelling and frame stable on the west side of South Broad Street Lititz Lancaster County at 3 o clock P M on Saturday July 26 1924. The property fronts 40 feet with a depth of about 22 feet and is described as lot and one half with modern conveniences. Executors Wissler Wissler Goenaugh Stoneback announce the sale and terms.
The Paramont Theatre debuts Rudolph Valentino in The Yous Rajah a tale of love and honor set in the romantic West. Stanley heads the cast in this period drama promising lavish scenes and melodramatic thrills for audiences.
Burkholder s Restaurant promotes a Sunday chicken dinner and quart group sales. The ad highlights Honey Bri chocolate, salt water taffy, and a four men soda fountain at Main Street with ice cream soda offerings.
Property notice from Lititz PA promoting suburban houses along the trolley line at attractive prices. B.S. Myers, South Cedar Street, Lititz, Pa, advertises multiple bargains for fast buyers and lists contact at 189 Bell Office Baskin Santa.
Advertisement lists multiple farms in Lancaster County with details on acreage, buildings, and fruit varieties. Properties include 15 acres in Landisville with a large house and barn, 19 acres near Manheim with a 11 room house, 46 acres in Lampeter with a 0 room dwelling, and additional features like tobacco sheds, running water, and poultry houses. Contact GARMAN, Lititz office, Harris Building, 2nd Floor, Lancaster and Lititz.
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