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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1926

Page

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Local notes from Lititz and vicinity

Ernest Lane runs Stewart Gasoline Station at the town site. Samuel Kile builds a brick house at Lemon street and Raspberry Alley. Henry Weaver turns 74 on June 16, and he and his wife married before the Centennial exposition in Philadelphia. Walter George owns a Centennial exhibit button from Philadelphia. Dr and Mrs Edward Crosland announce a daughter born at St Johns Hospital Lancaster. Home grown strawberries enter town at 25 cents a box with price likely to fall if weather stays favorable. Laurel blooms early with bouquets from nearby mountains. Twenty locals plan to travel to Altoona for auto races. Haities, WWI ace, will perform stunt flights. Dr Long and three Lancaster fishermen caught 186 weak fish at Bowers Beach last week in the best trip yet. Roses and peonies open around Memorial Day. weather suited for flowers. Lititz residents take pride in flowers and local beauty spots.

Ernest Lane Stewart Samuel Kile Lemon Street Raspbery Alley Henry Weaver Mr. Weaver Philadelphia Walter George Edward Crosland St.d’s Hospital Lancaster Fride Tess of Lititz Laurel Persors Altoona Haities Haines Suite

Fasnacht’s Son Leaves for Extended Business Trip

Isaac Longenecker, manager of the Tenn Pants Co. in Lebanon, departs for Chicago with TC. Howard of Reading, Penn Pants Co. to pursue business in Corinth Mississippi. They expect to be away about two weeks. Longenecker is noted as Mrs. Ella Fasnacht’s son from Lititz and a regular visitor.

Isaac Longenecker Tenn Pants Company Lebanon Chicago Illinois Tie TC. Howard Reading Penn Pants Company Longenecker Howard Corinth Mippi Ella Fasnacht Lititz

Columbia Edges Lititz In Tight Inter-County Tennis Meet

Columbia edged Lititz 6 to 4 in an Inter County Tennis League match at Columbia. After singles 3-3, Crist and Smoker won a doubles then Landis and Eckert lost to Furlow and A Hershey, making the final back-and-forth result at 4-4 before Ferguson and Moore clinched for Columbia.

Columbia Lititz Crist Smoker Landis Eckert Furlow A. Hershey Ferguson Moore Seaber Hershey Eckert Columbia H. Hershey Huber Litita O. Hershey Lilitz

Breitigan Heads County Bankers in Lancaster

At a meeting of the Lancaster Chapter American Institute of Banking the Farmers' National Bank Lititz cashier J H Breitigan was elected president succeeding G Rufus Boyd of Lancaster. George S Kurtz Lancaster vice president and secretary and W K Dietz Lancaster Farmers' Trust Company assistant treasurer named treasurer. Officers serve one year.

Lancaster American Institute of Banking Hamilton Club J. H. Breitigan Farmers’ National Bank Lititz G. Rufus Boyd George S. Kurtz The People’s Trust Company W. K. Dietz Farmers’ Trust Company, of

Denver Band To Play Open Air At Lititz Festival

The Denver band is booked to give the open air concert here on Saturday evening. The Lititz Fire Company festival will bring a big crowd to town. Firemen plan extra soup and edibles to ensure no one leaves disappointed.

Denver Lititz Fire Company

Man Keeps 3 Foot Silk Flag From Philadelphia Centennial

Horace L. Eschbach owns a three foot silk flag bought at the Philadelphia Centennial fifty years ago. The flag with thirty six stars traveled with him to the West Indies and North Dakota where he worked as a baker and it is kept in good condition. He began bread and cake baking in 1876 with William Bollinger of Lititz and joined Bollinger at the Centennial exhibition.

Horace L. Eschbach Philadelphia West Indies North Dakota Mr. Eshbach William Bollinger Lititz Bollinger

Honeymoon Visit Highlights From Pontiac Couple

Clayton E Risser of Pontiac Michigan and his wife Anna Killian spent a week visiting Brunnerville with his parents after marrying May 29 in Pontiac. The trip marked Mrs Risser first eastward journey and she praised Lancaster County. A boy's cap found on a porch ledge at Trim mer's Broad street store, was turned over and two pigeon eggs discovered inside.

Clayton E. Risser Pontiac Michigan Auto Brunnerville Pontac Trimmer Broad Street

Dedication Attendees at Middletown Odd Fellows Home

Attendees at the dedication included Hiram Workman Harry Workman John Heisepman Harry Yerger Everett Mathers and others. The event marked the opening of the new Odd Fellows Home in Middletown with local dignitaries present.

Hiram Harry Workman John Heisepman Harry Yerger Everett Mathers Odd Fellows Home Middletown Vuerday

Potatoes Sold At Warwic House At Three Fifteen

Six hundred fifty six sales recorded at the Warwick house on Saturday. A variety of goods were sold including sixty pigs from nine forty to seventeen dollars and other items such as rabbits pallets apples and bananas along with bologna cigars hose rugs stoves and a desk. A cash line shows R278.

Warwick House

Lititz Mail Carriers to Work Saturday Half-Holidays

Lititz mail carriers will observe Saturday half holidays beginning June 12 and continuing until mid September.

Lititz

Auto Thieves Take Tires and Gasoline in Rome

Thieves prowled Tuesday night in Rome, stealing two tires from Martin Hess’s vehicle and draining the gasoline from Paul Bushong’s tank, with additional minor items taken.

Rome Martin Hess Paul Bushong

Old Eating Stand Closed At Ephrata Sheriff Auction Nears

McVey's restaurant at Ephrata a long established business was closed by order of the Sheriff on Tuesday awaiting public sale.

McVey Ephrata

Bonolule notes and school banquet in the islands

Theodore Bush writes from Honolulu about mangoes water shortages at Schofield Barracks and real estate along the beach. The High School Alumni Association banquet in the gym drew 164 attendees with multiple toast speakers and officers. D. Wal Evans preserves a sugar pea strain for fifty years. Daily Vacation Bible School opens June 16 with division sites and schedules for junior and primary ages.

Theodore Bush Honolulu Hawaiian Islands Schofield Barracks Gotie

Bean Soup Festival Ties to Local Turkish? (Note: placeholder)

The article mentions a bean soup festival in a central state's town with country folk gathering annually, and a purchaser sending a note about bean soup to Century Oil maker Charles Rosenberg. It also covers Dawson Yake's presidency of Lebanon county Patriotic Sons of America and their stand against communistic meetings in schools.

Charles Rosenberg Century Oil Lititzman Rosenbetter Dawson Yake Annville Lebanon Order

Open Air Poultry Meeting in Lititz Farm Lawn

The Lititz Poultry Record Association held its monthly meeting on the lawn at Abram Huber's farm north of Lititz. Prof. J. C. Taylor from State College spoke on management and housing with slides and pictures displayed. A screen was tacked against the house for projection. The session ran from 8:30 to 10 o'clock.

Lititz Poultry Record Association Abram Huber Lititz J. C. Taylor State College

Susan Bucher to Visit Lititz Relatives

Miss Susan Bucher of Los Angeles is expected to spend several months with relatives in Lititz and vicinity. She has lived in California for the past fifteen years.

Susan Bucher Los Angeles Calif Lititz California

Birthday Supper Honors Mr Nelson on His Sixtieth

A birthday supper was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Nelson on Orange street Saturday evening in honor of Mr Nelsons sixtieth anniversary. Attendants included Homer Nelson and children New Holland Monroe Nelson Lititz David Frederick and Vera Frederick Brunnerville Monroe Shaub near Brunnerville William Keller and sons Lititz Arthur Nelson and seven Manheim and William Nelson and children Lititz.

Wm. Nelson Orange Street Nelson Homer Nelson New Holland Monroe Nelson Lititz David Frederick Vera Frederick Brunnerville Monroe Shaub Near Brunnerville William Keller Arthur Nelson Ven Manheim William Nelson Litita

Bell Company Introduces Large Regional Telephone Directory

The Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania will distribute a new 800 page “Man-sized” directory starting June 3. It combines the Harrisburg Lancaster York and Reading listings, linking out of town numbers for quicker calls and expanding the regional business listings.

Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania Clarrisburg Lancaster-York Lebanon Pennsylvania Philadelphia Pittsburgh Harrisburg Lankaster York Lancaster

Teachers Head North for Cincinnati Housekeeping

Miss Mary Tsehndy and Miss Carrie Tsehndy depart for Cincinnati Ohio to keep house for their brother Harry this summer as they did previously.

Mary Carrie Tsehndy Cincinnati Ohio Harry

Lane family and companion take three day trip to Erie

Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Lane, Lane Jr., and P. B. Bucher completed a three day trip to Erie last week. They returned home traveling through the southwestern part of New York State.

S. E. Lane 5. E. Lane, Jr P. B. Bucher Hrie New York State

Mrs Brubaker Hosts Denver Friends in Lititz

The L T A Club of Denver visited Lititz and were entertained at Mr and Mrs Norman Brubaker home. A delectable luncheon was served to a group including Cyela Brendie Pearl F Miller Mary Brendie Ruth Stuber Helen Mentzer Mignetta Burkholder Susan Bard Ada Garrett Laura Garrett Maude Bearinger Mrs Wm Crouse Mrs Tarry Kline Mrs Maria Root Mrs John Lutz Mr and Mrs Levi M Mellinger and Mr Horace Mellinger.

L. T. A. Club of Denver Lititz Norman Brupaker Cyela Brendie Pearl F. Miller Mary Brendie Ruth Stuber Helen Mentzer Mignetta Burkholder Susan Bard Ada Garrett Laura Garrett Maude Bearinger Wm. Crouse Tarry Kline Maria Root John Lutz Levi M. Mellinger Horace Mellinger

Residents Visit Former Home of Mrs. Hertz Family

Mrs. Hertz wife of Dr J J Hertz and their son John with John Huber and Harold and Jane Burkholder visited Banks on Monday by car to see Mrs Hertz's former home.

Mrs. Hertz J. J. Hertz John John Huber Harold Jane Burkholder Banks

Trimmer to Represent Lititz Brethren at Lincoln Conference

Noah A. Trimmer will represent the Lititz Church of the Brethren at the annual conference in Lincoln Nebraska this week. He will be accompanied by his brother Jacob from Carlisle and then proceed to California to visit a brother after the Nebraska trip.

Noah A. Trimmer Lititz Church of the Brethren Lincoln Neb Mr. Trimmer Jacob Carlisle Nebraska California

Northern Mutual Insurance Co. Elects Officers at Ephrata

The Northern Mutual Insurance Co. of Lancaster County held its officer election at the company office in Ephrata. President J. H. Hirshman of Ephrata, Vice President Samuel W. Buch of Lititz, SecretaryTreasurer D. L. Hamaker of Ephrata were chosen. Directors include John Seldomridge Ephrata A B Hollinger Lincoln S S Burkholder Kleinfeltersville J d Coldren Denver H B Snavely West Willow J R Shirk Schoeneck. The company, organized in 1844, now carries over 37 million dollars of insurance in force.

Northern Mutual Insurance Co Lancaster County Ephrata J. H. Hirshman Samuel W. Buch Lititz D. L. Hamaker John Seldomridge A. B. Hollinger Lincoln S. S. Burkholder Kleinfeltersville J. d. Coldren Denver H. B Snavely West Willow J. R. Shirk Schoeneck

Central Market Growing Attracts Crowd With Fresh Produce

The Central market drew a crowded Saturday crowd as five farmers sold free range produce including chickens pies cakes onions radishes and eggs. One vendor sold 100 cups of cup cheese. A second stand will be added this week creating six total tables and the market is widely appreciated by shoppers.

Dillman Visits Aged Mother Near Mannheim

John Dillman spent several days this week with his 92 year old mother Mrs Mary Dillman near Mannheim. Mrs Dillman is in good health with a sharp memory.

John Dillman Mary Dillman Mannheim

Prettiest Bed of Pansies in Mandau Klopp’s Garden

Mandau Klopp on East Front Street tends a large pansy bed praised as the town’s prettiest. Flowers are exceptionally large, some three inches across, with many scalloped petals and a variety of colors noted by Klopp.

Mandau Klopp East Front Street

Radcliffe Chautauqua Opens and Closes Smoothly

The Radcliffe Chautauqua opened Monday and closed Wednesday after a three day program. Attendance was good through all sessions and patrons expressed enthusiasm for next year with the Radcliffe organization likely to host again.

Radcliffe

Lutz Musicians Delight Audience At High School Program

The Lutz musicians assisted by Miss Minerva Smith and Charles Hoff provided the music for Little Britain High School commencement exercises last Thursday evening. Their saw music was new to the southern end of the county and the program was well received. Mr Lutz refused two offers due to distance from home.

Lutz Minerva Smith Charles Hoff Little Britain

Du Pont Gardens Visitors Spotted Near Wilmington

Harry Sesseman Edward Bear Guy Hershey and Paul Seather took an auto trip to Bowers Beach and Du Pont Gardens near Wilmington Delaware on Sunday. William Kissinger and family and Mr and Mrs William Stauffer were also at Du Pont Gardens.

Harry Sesseman Edward Bear Guy Hershey Paul Seather Bowers Beach du Pont Gardens Wilmington Del William Kissinger William Stauffer

Reckless Drivers Arrested In Lancaster County

Two more reckless drivers were arrested this week by Policeman Kreider. The offenders are Elmer Huber of Lancaster R D 3 and Roy M Stauffer of Lititz R D 4.

Kreider Elmer Huber Lancaster R. D Roy M Stauffer Lititz

Ladies to sail for Europe from New York on June 7

Mrs Alfred Lee of Ashland Mrs Bert Lee her sister Miss Mary Brobst and Mrs Dr John Bear and son John of Reading visited J Frank Buch in Lititz last Saturday. Dr Bear and family will sail for Europe from New York on June 7.

Alfred Lee Ashland Bert Lee Mary Brobst John Bear John Reading Lititz J. Frank Buch Dr.Bear Europe New York

Surprise party honors Mr and Mrs Ohle at Broad Street home

A surprise party at Alvin Ohle and wife’s Broad Street home drew twenty four guests last Friday. Refreshments were served and the couple received a chest of silver as a gift. Pfantz Bros announces a monthly Dollar Sale this Friday and Saturday with details on page 4.

Alvin Ohle Broad Street Pfantz Bros Adv

Travelers Near and Far Visit Lancaster Area

A village social flurry as numerous visitors and guests travel through Lancaster and nearby towns. Names include Harry Steininger of New York City, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Straub of Lancaster, H. M. Eckert family, Rolandus Good, Kate Roland of New Holland, and many others visiting relatives or attending events. Several districts report trips to Philadelphia and Boston for professional or educational reasons, plus Danbury and Reading mentions, with long lists of locals hosting or visiting relatives.

Harry Steininger New York City J. H. Straub Lancaster H. M. Eckert Rolandus Good Kate Roland New Holland Lititz Robert TE. Pfautz Pfautz Bros Philadelphia M. H. Yoder Boston Harvard J. ¥. Longenecker Eugene Eliza Kling Lebanon Augustus Steiner South Eleventh Street Ray Wetherhold Reading D. Frank Downey East Main Street Miriam Russell Moyer’s Martha Truebener Wellesly Maso Helen Huebener Fred Fisher Chester Ritchie Chambersburg Earl Reist LeRoy Bare Harry Wagner Arias. Seltzer Mary Seltzer Ida Bair Hummelstown Thomas Kissinger Louis Hepp New York D. G. Kilgore Woodbine York County G. L. Hepp Hepp Parker M. Lewis Beverly Hills Calif Nancy C. Evans Eugene N. Hensel William Frederick Warner Edward Beck Robert Hunsicker Andrew Stoessel

Mountville and Lititz clash on Saturday in renewed hostilities

Mountville seeks revenge after a late rally by Punch's Punchers that spoiled a two run lead. Simmons delivered a key double in that game. Lititz, buoyed by Kreider and the Doremns brothers, hopes for another solid showing with Mearig pitching and Garber or the invaders' pitcher on the mound.

Mountville Punch Punchers Simmons Kreider Lititz Doremns Brothers Monk Bill Mearig Garber Invaders

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D. A. Long Lanecaster Mr. Long River Boro Stars County Bankers Farmers Bank Tire Company Emma Long T. B. Bush Bonolule High School Alumni Association theHigh School Lews Huebener Theodore Dussinger Marion Beamesderfer Magdalena Bricker EB. E. Habecker Ethel Holtzhouse Kauffman M. Cc D. Wal Evans Reformed Lutheran Evangelical Moravian United Brethren Moravian Church Main Street Evangelical Church Broad Front Liberty Reformed Church Main United Brethren Church Lutheran Sunday School William Toole Wisconsin Mr. Toole Bell Company Auto Tri Mrs. Brubaker Bones N. A Northern Mutual Chautauqua Dupont MR. and Mrs. Ohle Mountville and Lititz Wili
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