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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1924

Page

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Various Local Happenings and Births in Lititz Area

A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Rufus Reist on Sunday. Miss Helen Longenecker enters St Josephs Hospital to train as a nurse. Rev Robert Pilgrim to preach at St Pauls Lutheran church this Sunday at 10 30 with no service in the evening. A birthday party for Seay Henrys 12th birthday was held at Benjamin Lutz home with fifteen playmates. The Brubaker reunion will be on J C Brubaker s farm on Saturday August 30 with Adam Brubaker president and David Brubaker treasurer. The Ushers Association picnic at Snave ly s bungalow with bus transport leaves St Pauls at 1 00 PM. The Brunswick orchestra drew a large crowd Saturday evening. Locusts and mosquitos swarm amid wet weather. Eugene Weidler and Clyde Keller caught an eight pound snapper turtle at Bald Friar on Tuesday. Charles Krick bought a new auto truck for transport to industrial plants and school children. James McCloud plans to move to West Franklin Street Ephrata on August 2. A parcel of money was found and can be claimed by proving ownership. Charles Pfautz invites inquiries at his home. Mr Harry Smith was ill last week after vaccination six months ago. The Brubaker reunion will be held on J C Brubaker s farm, August 30. The town experiences a general plague of mosquitoes due to heavy rains. Rev Pilgrim is a secretary of F and M College and formerly lived here.

Rufus Reist Harry Smith Charles Pfautz James McCloud Franklin Street Ephrata Bagded of Lancaster Lititz Eugene Weidler Clyde Keller Bald Friar Brubaker J. C. Brubaker Adam Brubaker Lancaster David Brubaker Neffsville Helen Longenecker St. Joseph’s Hospital Mgr Wayne Longenecker Lititz High School Robert J. Pilgrim St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Pilgrim F. & M. College Benjamin Lutz Seay Henry Afteen H. H. Fisher Stedman Building Honey Brook Jacob Keener Ushers’ Association Snavely’s Bungalow Moses Coles Allentown Curtis Hensel Wm. Stoneback Haston Paul Shultz Emaus Pfantz Lloyd Smith Detroit Mich Smith Laura Kauffman Reading Lester Morris Kauffman Harvey Eckert Atlantic City DM. M. Mullen Estelle Annie Adams Philadelphia Ellen Leib West Main Street W. M. Pfautz Atwood Kreader Robert Mary Pfautz Virginia Ruth Grosh Nassau Industial School Lawrence Long Island Wills Gochenour D. G. Withers Morris McCloud William Amer U. S. Delp Bowers’ Beach Mr. Withers David Kenel Gap Michael Kauffman Isaac Kauffman Elam Stoltzfus Atglen Henry Lauver W. M. Grube Welsh Run Franklin County Elizabeth Qwen Loretta Hershey Auto Chicago Dixon Ill Mr. Hershey Newton Gertrude Kofroth Harry Grube Myr F. G. Royer Rothsville Pennsylvania F. B. Burkholder Burkholder Anna Gable Viola Reider Emma Miller Anna Bitzer Charles Hacker Elwood Zimmerman Cambria Wyoming Israel Zimmerman East Main Street Wiliam K. Mathers Harvey Retten Springfield Mass Catherine Goch-~enour

Lititz Boys Work on Delaware Boat City of Philadelphia

Lititz youths spend weekends on the excursion boat City of Philadelphia between Philadelphia and Wilmington. Howard Young and his son Paul, plus David Jenkins, work aboard, living on the boat with forty students from schools and colleges. The captain enforces strict behavior rules, and the boys enjoy the experience.

Howard Young Paul Philadelphia Wilmington David Jenkins Lititz Mr. Young

Bass Bite Suspense At Rudy's Dam A Four Pounder Reported

A four pound bass was caught at Rudy's dam with smaller fish also present. The dam attracts anglers who often fail to get a bite until a large catch occurs, then the pool seems to go quiet again. Brunnerville Sunday School picnic drew a large crowd with Ephrata Band music and talks by Minnich and Funk. David Hoke of Quinton, a former local, visits town. he sells hand lettering for Bibles to Amish communities.

Rudy's Dam

Lititz youths survive plane crash into house roof

On a Sunday flight from Behmer Air Service Field Roz Geltz operated plane that skimmed a pole and veered onto the roof of George Kamm’s house in Lititz. Roy Geltz and Clarence Rudy escaped serious harm though Rudy lost part of a tooth. The machine, partly owned by Geltz, then rolled into the Kamm yard. a cracked tail and a tree strike absorbed the impact.

Roz Geltz George Kamm Kamm Roy Geltz Harry Geltz Boro Clarence Rudy Levi Rudy Rudy Geltz Behmer Lancaster Gun Club

Heart Tag Day for Volunteers of America in Lititz

Volunteers of America founded by Gen Ballington and Mrs Booth gain consent to hold a Heart Tag Day in Lititz on August 2. Local civic leaders head the drive to fund children’s aid, with Miss Virginia Grosh directing tag sales and prizes awarded for top sellers. The event receives President Coolidge’s endorsement and proceeds benefit underprivileged children statewide.

Volunteers of America Gen. Ballington Maud Ballington Booth Lititz Pennsylvania G. B. Raezer Sec Ministerial Association F. A. Weichsel I. W. Funk Virginia Grosh Wertsch Miller Habecker

Siblings Gather for Elizabeth Risser Family Reunion in Branner ville

Siblings scattered across the country reunited at the Branner ville home after sixteen years. Ephraim from Kansas, Clayton from Pontiac Michigan, Jonas from California, and Norman at home joined relatives including Mrs. Milton Ulbrich Manheim and Mrs. Harry Danner New York. Morris Doster of Philadelphia, visiting Lititz, recalled Moravian Church funerals and tannery days near the Geitners, cherishing ties to longtime local families.

Elizabeth Risser Brannerville Ephraim Kansas Clayton Pontiac Mich Jonas California Norman Milton Ulbrich Manheim Harry Danner New York

Alaska railroad report and Klansmen scare noted

A brief on Eead N W Smith appointed special assistant to review the Alaska railroad while President Coolidge seeks a practical railroader. Also recounted is a Lititz party prank resembling Klansmen scare, and a profile on Robert B Risk of Quarryville praised as “the Sage of the Buck.”

Teas and fresh fruit offered by Miller and Habecker

An ad promotes Chase and Sanborns Seal Brand Orange Pekoe iced tea for hot days, distributed by Miller and Habecker. It also mentions Purity Ice and Gochenaurs offering good watermelons and all flavors of fruit.

Chase and Sanborn Miller & Habecker

Convention hosts lavish meals for visiting editors

A three day gathering featuring civic groups treated visitors as guests with breakfasts and luncheons hosted by the Rotary Lions Kiwanis and others. Oklahoma Publishing Company provided a Masonic Temple luncheon and state officials attended the Capitol event. Guthrie joined with Senator Gobbie to host special cars a banquet and a tour of the Scottish Rite temple. A Teapot Dome themed gridiron banquet drew over 1000 citizens and editors at the Masonic Temple.

Oklahoma Rotary Lions Kiwanis Co-Operative Cosmopolitan Optimist Civitan Exchange Oklahoma Publishing Company Masonic Temple Capitol Thomas E. Wilson Wilson & Co Oklahoma City Guthrie John Gobbie Scottish Rite Temple Teapot Dome

Virginia visitors reflect on West Virginia progress and travels

John Huber Jr and his wife traveled from Springgrove West Virginia to Lititz by auto visiting relatives. He notes rapid improvements, a shift from ox carts to automobiles, crop rotation and new creamery as Wisconsin farmers buy cheap farms. Moravian picnic at Lititz Sunday features four and a fourth barrels of coffee, Lititz band, outdoor games and a lights parade in the evening.

John Huber, Jr Springgrove W. Va West Virginia Scranton John John Huber Wisconsin Lititz

Lancaster County Pomona Grange Picnic at Bart’s Grove

Lancaster County Pomona Grange No. 71 to hold annual picnic with Bart Grange at Jackson's Grove near Bart meeting house on Saturday August 2. National Grange Master Taker will be speaker. All members invited.

Lancaster County Pomona Grange Bart Grange Jackson’s Grove Bart

Biggest Picnic Of The Season Draws Four Thousand In Lititz

Four thousand picnickers from Tadmore Siesta Princes of Bagdad Reading and other Berks county towns joined a Lititz Springs picnic. Seventeen hundred dollars covered coffee ice cream prizes and entertainment. A collision injured Miss Florence Seldomridge and Clarence Brubaker as a Jewett auto hit a brick truck. A new Sporting Editor joined the Lititz Record promising weekly sports reviews under Wodder for the Pans.

Tadmore Siesta Princes of Bagdad Reading Malta Fremont Hollinger James Sturgis Robert Russell Albert Godenaur Lititz Sturgis and Haines Record The Wodder

Picnic Guests From Lancaster Area At Lititz Moravian Event

Lititz Moravian picnic noted out of town guests including Frances Ammon Flory Ella Moore Mary Graeff J Ferry Garber and family Lloyd Hess Jacob Reinhold Harry Reinhold Henry Brucker and family Dr Paul Roebuck Lillian Miksch Irvin Staver and others from Lancaster Kinderhook Philadelphia Steelton Christiana Coatesville and more. Mary Shoe widow of Aaron Shoe ill from gall stones at Lancaster home. Isaac Matthews of Brickerville arrested for assault and battery. case before Squire N Derr Thursday evening. Constable Singley served papers.

Tav Vilall Lititz Frances Ammon Frances Flory Ella Moore Mary Graeff J. Ferry Garber Lloyd Hess Jacob Reinhold Harry Reinhold Henry Brubaker Paul Roebuck Lillian Miksch Irvin Staver Lancaster Louis Simcox Kinder Matthews Isaac Matthews Brickerville Harry Shoal Constable Singley Squire N. Derr

Travelers Near and Far Visits and Long Auto Trips

Numerous residents and visitors from Allentown and nearby towns travel widely. Clergy and families, including Rev Paul Shultz and wife, visit Rothsville and Easton relatives, with others touring Virginia, Philadelphia, Chicago, Springfield and beyond. Several plan extended stays or cross country auto trips, some returning with updates on kin and local ties.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Delaware Brunnerville Ephrata Band Minnich Lebanon Funk David Hoke Quinton Hoke Campaign For Funds Morris Doster Morris B. Doster Martha Hitner Morris Geitner Grandmother Doster Fannie Geitners Mr. Doster Ead N. W. Smith Williamsport Alaska Secretary of the Interior Alaska Railroad Coolidge Robert B. Risk the Buck Quarryville Mr. Risk Risk Mexico Frank Buch Esther Side Degree of Maltas Clarence Brubaker Jewett Florence Seldomridge Mountville Miss Seldomridge Lititz Pike Mr. Brubaker Oregon Fe Z Mrs. Shoe Aaron Shoe Mrs. Grant William Grant
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