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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
4
The Lititz Record announces editor and proprietor B. Buch and lists annual subscription at 1.50 dollars. It notes the paper is entered at Lititz Pennsylvania post office as second class matter.
Recordings note cherries coloring and sugar peas on the market as summer approaches. Observations mention roses in bloom, hay-making time coming, and advice on spraying fruit trees. Also notes school children enjoying vacation days.
The seventh Ec enrood family reunion drew about 100 members from Lancaster and Berks counties to the Springs for a day of services, music, and fellowship. Officers elected last year remain in place for three years. The group plans to meet next year at Ephrata Park in July or August if a suitable date is found.
Elmer Todd family and Galen Balmer with wife and son visited friends in Brownstown over Sunday. Miss Mary Brubaker from Lampeter stayed with Herbert Mann family. Frank Martin of Lancaster visited Charles Rose. Daniel Shreiner with wife Ada from Weidmansville stayed with M. G. Shreiner. Horace Wangner visited R. E. Adams near Clay. Sharp tobacco work noted for Harry E. Shreiner.
The article lists guests at a Sunday dinner including Mr and Mrs William Mease and families from Hallville Kissel Hill and nearby areas. It also notes Dr David Eshleman of the locality undergoing appendicitis surgery at St Joseph's hospital and various minor injuries and a visit from Mrs Martin of Ephrata.
Miss Margaret Gerhart took a Sunday afternoon trip to Valley Forge. Mr and Mrs 8 W Elser with son Earl and Rev E B Sehauty visited Mr and Mrs Samuel Miller at Manheim on Sunday afternoon. Mrs J W Gerhart and Messrs 8S E Ferry and P O Elser visited the Wm Romig family at Akron on Sunday afternoon.
Brownstown notes show Evangelical 8.8 preparing Children's Day programs for Sunday evening. U. H. Sunday School plans its exercises for June 20. Wayne Hartman renovates his storm-damaged barn. A baby was born to Mr and Mrs John Appler last Friday.
F S Keith and wife and families from Lititz and Brunnerville visited R L Keath near Schuylkill Haven. Kathrine Weidman of Springville stayed with granddaughter Mrs C S Smith. Meck family and Ellen Carvel called on the Keath household. The Good Cheer circle of the Daughters will meet at P W Flory’s home Tuesday evening.
The notice lists residents and couples from Mt Airy and nearby Schoeneck visiting Mr and Mrs Schaeffer. Names include Smith and family, George Weidman and wife, Mabel Ream, Samuel Moor and wife, Irwin Mberly and family, Alverta, Mrs N Eby, Norman Bair and wife.
The Society of Farm Women No.1 of Lancaster County met at Mrs. Maude Cathers home with solos recitations and an health talk by Miss Fdon Hoffer of the tuberculosis society. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Florence Brubaker Lititz. The Un ited Evangelical Sunday School Men s Bible Class also met with program and refreshments. Ev angelist services were led by Rev. David Snader at the Brethren church Mingo and gathering attendees included Rev. Geo B Wolf family and several local residents. Social events and visits followed with multiple households hosting and attending regional reunions.
On Saturday attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hull, Mrs. Amanda Roether, and daughters, reflecting a local gathering in Lititz.
Mr and Mrs J J Albright hosted a supper with Nathan Mohn of Newburn North Carolina and Mr Raspberry as guests during Pare 5 reading.
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