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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
8
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Norman K. Sheetz, longtime Lancaster messenger, reports relief from burning feet after using Coolene. The ad touts oils and ancient unguents, promising instant soothing, with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. Sold by J. S. Keener at Water Street, Lititz, Pa.
Lititz defeated Ben Pott's Columbia in a ragged contest marred by Amity fielding errors. Key plays included a three base hit by Shire and stolen bases by Meisinger and others. Pitchers Fetter Stone and Sinclair worked, with hit by pitch incidents and error-filled scoring.
Floyd Kauffman, son of the late Tobias Kauffman of Lititz, left as a boy for Nazareth Pa. He became a lineman for the Pennsylvania Light and Power Company, was promoted to foreman, and now supervises a crew of eight with up to fifteen during large jobs. Based in Nazareth, his territory spans sixty miles through Northampton Monroe Pike and Carbon Counties. Married to Ethel Snyder, he is considered faithful, capable, and respected by company managers and neighbors alike.
A compact reflection on civic duty and hope amid despair. The speaker urges steady effort and resolve to move toward better times, asserting personal responsibility and perseverance in striving for improvements.
Recordings reflect seasonal hints about rain showers daily and warmth. Mentions include Fourth of July cheer, locust blossoms late, corn deliveries, birdsong, and rising Lemons. Some lines urge community pride while warning about auto traffic fines and stock optimism amid public discourse.
Sunday, June 1 Hartman Family Reunion at Poplay Grove. In case of pain will be held June 24. Thursday, June 28 Longenecker Reunion. Tuesday, July 10 Evangelical church Reading. Tuesday, July 17 First Baptist Lancaster. Friday, August 3 Grosspan Reunion.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Lititz Fire Company entertained the East Petersburg group Friday evening in Lititz. Twenty attended from East Petersburg and fifty total including Lititz members. Mrs. M. C. Derry presided over the meeting with a spelling bee and information class led by Mrs. B. E. Habecker. A tie occurred in the spelling bee between Lititz and East Petersburg. Refreshments included sugar cake coffee ice cream and pretzels.
The Hopeland United Brethren Sunday school plans its annual picnic in Hopeland Park on Saturday March 23. Sheridan Band provides music, Rev. I N Seldomridge will speak, Male Chorus offers extra numbers, and the Ladies Aid Society will sell sewing items from 2 to 11 PM with a free supper at 5 60 PM. Everyone is welcome.
Charles Zinn and Wilbur Musser of Ephrata left town for the Pacific coast yesterday morning. Musser will ride with Zinn to Chicago where he will work in a radio factory. Zinn will continue to the coast. They travel by a Ford touring car prepared for the party.
The 29th annual convention of District No. 9 Lancaster County Sunday School Association includes Lititz borough and Warwick Elizabeth and Manheim townships. It will be held Saturday afternoon and evening at St Luke's Reformed Church. The program features devotions, divisions for Children Young Peoples and Adults, missionary temperance education leadership development and teaching methods. A 7 PM worship, music by St Luke's choir, a playlet The Order of W Lucifer and an address on The Relationship of the Home and the Church School by Rev W N Yates D B. Reports and officer installations follow, with supper in the church basement.
The Alter Society of St James Catholic church met Monday evening at Mrs Arthur Guiney's home. Committees were formed to arrange a bazar to be held on dates to be announced.
Refreshments were served after the business meeting. The next gathering will be held on June 2 at the home of Mrs William Phill on South Linden Street.
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