Summer Line Now In Store For Men’s Wear
Summer is coming and the retailer announces a ready assortment of men’s apparel to meet customer wishes with new seasonal styles and fits.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
2
Summer is coming and the retailer announces a ready assortment of men’s apparel to meet customer wishes with new seasonal styles and fits.
A local shop promotes straw hats and two piece union suits with promises of good fit and satisfaction. Shop invites customers to visit for a pleasing selection and reliable service.
A long roster of summer gatherings and church family reunions with dates from June to November. Highlights include Stauffer and Fassnacht reunions, Lititz Moravians, Brunnerville U B picnics, and the Philadelphia Sesqui Centennial events in 1926, plus fairs, encampments, and conventions across Lancaster County and nearby towns.
Lions Club of Lancaster votes to purchase a Millway farm for a clubhouse and children's camping site. The property includes a house, mill, barns, and 19 acres, priced at 5650 dollars.
England hosts several candidate trees for oldest living specimen. The Keston oak in Kent and the Newlands oak in Gloucestershire are both confirmed to be over a thousand years old.
Realty and insurance note advertising new and old style dwellings in Lititz and vicinity. Includes building contracts for new homes, farms and summer homes, various locations and prices. Offers fire hail auto and other insurance with invitation to inquire rates.
An exploration of Indian God Rock near Franklin Pennsylvania discusses Celoron expedition plates from 1749, the burial sites along the Allegheny and Ohio rivers, and the carved rock’s symbols. It notes later searches, erosion from floods, and scholarly interpretations of the pictographs and their link to Native exploits.
The Keystone dog saved A W Shuman from drowning, grabbing a log at the dam mouth and alerting rescuers after an hour. Frederick Santee, 18, classed Harvard prodigy, plans Oxford study next year after finishing seven years at Harvard. Clarence Hall, 3, Pittsburgh, died when a tombstone toppled and pinned him in a cemetery as his mother tended his father’s grave.
Historical record notes that the largest American catfish is the great fork tailed Mississippi cat, with weights of 150 pounds or more. The article appears in the Read the Record publication priced at $1.50 per year.
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