Lititz Editor and Proprietor Entered at Post Office
R E Buch editor and proprietor is listed as entered at Lititz Pennsylvania Post Office with a mention of a legond class mutter.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1924
Page
4
R E Buch editor and proprietor is listed as entered at Lititz Pennsylvania Post Office with a mention of a legond class mutter.
A Berks County minister addressed about a thousand listeners delivering a plain sermon on debt and honesty. He argued that one is not honest or fit for heaven until all back accounts with God and earthly creditors are settled, naming the butcher, baker, milkman, grocer, and newsman as examples.
The fourth annual Kopp reunion drew about one hundred attendees at the Springs yesterday with a brief program. Plans emerged to host the reunion here each year on the last Wednesday in July. Local events included Luther League activities at Snavely's Bungalow and a youth campout with several chaperones. Reverend Sammel planned vacations to Gettysburg and Bedford with family visits. Wheat brings $1.25 a bushel for best grades, corn at $1.28 a bushel as farmers anticipate a late average crop. A farm accident injured Phares Miller when dragged by a mule. he suffered head injuries and back bruises but is confined to bed. George Mentzer died at Shaefferstown from complications of disease. funeral arrangements to be held at the local Lutheran church.
Clay Cullings and families from Landisville, Manheim, and nearby communities enjoyed a Sunday afternoon gathering. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ober spent time with Mrs. Ober’s mother near Lexington while Mr. Zartman and son Ferry visited Ira in New York City and returned Monday. Lavina Seibert and her two children stayed with the Pfautz family near Brunnerville. J. W. Gerhart and family and P. O. Elser attended the Mishler family reunion at Ephrata Park Sunday afternoon.
A temperance meeting is planned at Church of the Brethren in Akron on Sunday August 8 at 7 30 PM with Rev Phares Forney of East Petersburg as speaker. Evangelistic meetings on the Mt Zion Evangelical church lawn draw large attendance. Various locals attend a Waldheim School of Methods and a communion service at Brownstown. Community groups hold meetings, outings, and visits across towns including Lancaster Maples Grove and Manheim.
Raymond Musser of Den County league baseball is hospitalized in Lancaster for gall stones and may miss games. Howard Murr suffered a painful volleyball injury on Tuesday at Stehli Silk Mill in Lancaster where he works.
A Brownstown player, Mr. Marr, slipped, cut a ligament on a sharp stone, was treated at General Hospital, and will be out of work and the baseball team for a while. The Manheim Band will provide music for the S S picnic at Lititz Springs on Aug 16. Numerous locals attended Mohn's Hill camp and the Akron lawn meeting. Radio outfits are in six homes, carnival plans form for J Y Boyer's field. Mr and Mrs D G Johns of Akron joined J K Smith family for supper. The Wolf family from Lititz visited Morris Wolf's parents on Sunday.
The Rothsville notes list a busy weekend of religious services on the High School grounds led by the Ninth District Young Peoples Council with Emerson Leib conducting songs and Miss Sallie Cooper and Mr Luke Royer reading scriptures. Numerous residents from Lititz Lititz Kissel Hill East Petersburg Blue Bird and other nearby towns visited relatives, attended gatherings, and spent time in Hershey Atlantic City DuPont Gardens and Reading. Multiple families are noted as visiting or hosting events, with several members traveling from Richmond York and Denver.
The Executive Committee of the Sunday School Association District No. 9 met at Mrs. Morris Kauffman’s home with Hiser Gerhart presiding as new president. Present were Elser Gerhart Anna Mary Frank Herbert Heishu Charles Zartman Rev G C Rice Mrs. Rice Mrs. Morris Kauffman Virginia Grosh and Miss Mary Swope. The next meeting is set for September 22 at the Lutheran parsonage Neffsville. juieguma terniclons at Goch-
Warning about rising cases of ear and head noises tied to catarrh and neglect of treatment. Describes progression from nasal disease to bronchial tubes and vital organs, warning of suffering and death unless medical care cleanses the system and purifies the blood under a specialist’s guidance.
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