Travelers Near and Far continue listing visitors and departures
Miss Dorothy Bobst of Philadelphia visits her sister Mrs. David Bricker while other locals travel to Atlantic City Reading and Lancaster. Rev Henry Juitz plans move to Washington DC. Miss Viola Leib visits Baltimore and DC. Yake and Erb families travel after a month with Ephraim Eby. Seventy children attend Mennonite school with Jess workers.
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Dorothy Bobst
Philadelphia
David Bricker
Morris Cohen
Atlantic City
Henry Juitz
Bethany College
West Virginia
Washington, D.C
Viola Leib
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Mable Leib
Reading
Tillman Stauffer
Amos Erb
Elizabethtown
Hurl Erb
Lancaster
Dorothy
HK. EB. Habecker
Cuanton
Bradford County
Clayton Yake
West Liberty
Ohio
Friend
Jess
Bronnerville Sunday School Picnic Draws Big Crowd
A Bronnerville U. HB Sunday School picnic at Hess grove drew a large crowd with Lititz band music, drills, and singing. Rev Kendig of Columbia gave an address. evening games and a supper for about 40. Refreshments funded the school. gross receipts reached about 516 with net profit expected between 60 and 70 after expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunnervile U. HB
Hess* Grove
Lititz
Kendig
Columbia
Akron church debt cancelled by Akron Zion’s Children trustees
Trustees of the Suited Zion's Children of Akron Pennsylvania announce that a Saturday meeting secured funds to pay off the Akron Borough church property purchased from the late Rev. J A Reitler. The building serves as a central worship site and gratitude is expressed to many contributors. A list of donors is on file for public inspection. deceased contributors are marked with a star. Services occur every three weeks with alternating morning and evening worship. the next service is Sunday morning August 1. Public dedication details will follow later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suited Zion’s Children
Akron
J. A. Ieitler
Hard game to lose to Terre Hill
Lititz fell to Terre Hill 5 to 3 on Saturday in a tense baseball contest. Lititz led with three early runs but Terre Hill erupted with four straight hits in the eighth after Ty Zuber opened with a two-bagger, and McCloud could not close the gap as Lititz built a late rally that fell short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Hill
McCloud
Evans
Marshall
Zuber
Butter
Ab i. Ale
Diéhim
Mylin
Ces Howenstein
Spickler
Mearig
Balmer
Aes
Rutter
Torre Hill
Lititz
Erres
Ickler
Danble
Peters
Hurst
Lentz
Carpenter
Lititz Falls to Kline Team at Elizabethtown 8–0
Lititz lost to the Kline team at Elizabethtown by eight runs to nothing. McCloud limited the slugging professionals to eleven hits. Lititz managed two hits a two-bagger by Mylin and a single by McCloud. three Lititz runners were easily nabbed at first base. Lititz meets Manheim next Saturday at the same site, with Manheim visiting the following Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litits
Kline
Elizabethtown
McCloud
Lititz
Mylin
Lititz I
Manheim
Klein Team at Manheim in Elizabethtown clash
The Klein Chocolate Company Team of Elizabethtown will play at Manheim on Monday evening, August. The game starts at 6 15. The Klein Team is praised for strong play this season while Manheim has one loss. Fans crave real baseball and a borough office gift note ends with a subscription pitch for the Record at $1 50 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein Chocolate Company
Elizabethtown
Manheim
Klein
Daddy's Evening in Airy Tall Beans
A whimsical dialogue between two beans in a garden about kindness, resilience, and growth. Bean the First fears judgment after overheard cruelty while Bean the Second offers reassurance that beans cannot have hearts and urges positive behavior and self improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daddy
AIRY
Coal Shortage Forecast Prompts Urgent Buy Now Call
The United States Geological Survey warns of a general coal shortage next fall and winter. Production falls 25 percent in early 1919 and mines must run at higher weekly tonnage to meet an estimated 700 million tons needed. Delayed orders threaten domestic, public utility, and industrial supply as labor and transportation constrain output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Geological Survey
Washington
United States
Garfield
Fuel Administration
Utma
Railroad Administration
Europe
RATIONS FOR LAYING STOCK FROM AGRICULTURE BULLETIN
A wartime guide from the United States Department of Agriculture explains pullet feeding when there is no snow. It stresses assessing range for forage and green food, testing appetite in the morning and before roost, and adjusting rations to avoid waste while promoting egg production. Two example rations are provided with mash scratch and green feed, plus variations using beef scrap and oats as green feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Special Train Excursion Fare Details from Philadelphia
Returning Special Train will leave Philadelphia Reading Terminal 10 P M for above stations. These special excursion tickets are valid only on the excursion date and may be used on any train between Philadelphia and the destination and back. Tickets exclude transfer through Philadelphia. Convenient transfer between Reading Terminal and Chestnut Street Ferry by Subway trains. Children 5 to 12 years pay half fare.
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Philadelphia
Reading Terminal
Chestnut Street Ferry
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PENNA
Schrafft’s Chocolates
Lititz Candy Co
East Main ‘St
Lititz, Pa
Bronnerville
Record Printing House
South Broad Street
Butzer
Mac
AF FoGarty
Terre Hilt
Bean
Bean the
Tye
Beat
Benn
Warsi
GOVT
Geological Survey
Lititz Springs
Capital Stock
D. M. Gravbill
HA. A. Diem
Tess
Reai
Ulns
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Wildwood
Cape May
Hyn
E. Petersburg
Lancaster Junction
Manheim Lititz
Millway - Akron
Ephrata 'Steven
Denver
Reinhold
Vinemont
Fritztown
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Lebers Sale
Ange Stables
Phrata
Pioso Brassone
Jacob
Hershey
Hoke’s
Penryn
Hoke
Heismn
Durham
Jacob G. Hershey
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