Lititz Record Publishing Details Listed
The Lititz Record is described as established in 1877 and published weekly by The Record Printing Co. D. Fulweiler and J. R. Johnson are named, with communications addressed to The Record Printing Co. on South Broad Street in Lititz, Pennsylvania.
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D. Fulweiler
J. R. Johnson
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Lititz, Pa
Holding Companies in the Electric Industry History
The article traces holding companies from 1832 with Baltimore and Ohio to modern utilities. It lists railroad, telegraph, and industrial holdings, noting growth 1900–1920 and a major expansion 1920–30, naming firms like American Can Kodak Sears Roebuck RCA Gulf Oil Warner Brothers Pullman International Paper Standard Brands.
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Congress
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
United States
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Chicago Em Northwestern Railroad Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Pennsylvania
Spe
Cial
American Can Company
Eastman Kodak Company
Sears Roebuck and Company
International Harvester Company
Radio Corporation of America
Cities Service Company
American Water Works and Electric Company, Inc
Niagara Hudson Power Corporation
The
Commonwealth and Southern Corporation
United States Electric Power Corporation
Gulf Oil Corporation of Pennsylvania
Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc
Texas Corporation
Pullman Incorporated
International Paper and Power Company
Standard Brands Company
From the Past A Whitman Era In Lititz News
Miss Anna Huber prepares to leave for Honolulu to serve in a government hospital as a trained nurse. Frederick Kling, on Spruce Street, injured himself badly in a fall while repairing a woodshed, with a split leg bone and other injuries but expects to recover in weeks. Lititz jurors named for September and October courts include Jacob Graybill and others. Prof. Abram Longenecker named new Lititz Borough School principal. native of Maytown with 17 years teaching, moving here in July. Rev. D S Stauffer injured falling on stairs with a swollen shoulder and bed confinement. A trout in Springs pool displayed a rare gulping moment as it swallowed prey overnight. Beekeeping by Frank B Buch captures a swarm from a tree with five hives in his yard. Peter Eckert of Brickerville and Atwood Kreider receive stocking surprises. Mrs Hershey hosts relatives for Ralph Groff and Miss Young nuptials. N B Leaman’s Front Street house being remodeled into a double house. H J Pierson brings family to spend summer at Springs Hotel after a New Jersey visit.
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Anna Huber
Honolulu
Clearfield Hospital
Frederick Kling
Spruce Street
Jacob Graybill
Warwick
J. A Miksch
Lititz
John B. Grube
Benj, H- Laitz
Lititz Borough
Abram
Longenecker
Krom
Maytown
Millersville
University of Pennsylvania
Prof
D. S. Stauffer
Wnp
Frank B. Buch
Mr. Buch
Peter Eckert
Brickerville
Atwood Kreider
J. W. G. Hershey
N. B. Leaman
Front Street
H. J. Pierson
New Jersey
Spings Hotel
Fifty Years Ago Priday June 19 1885
Little Katie Erb daughter of Israel G Erb suffered a deep gash above her right eye after falling on a sharp stone following a run in Saturday. The Lititz Boys baseball club formed with players aged 14 to 18. Charles Kreider serves as manager. Benjamin G Diseinger named delegate to the Republican State Convention. He aligns with the Stalwart faction.
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Katie Erb
Israel G. Erb
Lititz
Charles Kreider
Benjamin G. Diseinger
Noon meals for brain workers boost efficiency, study says
At a national office convention Dr. Donald A. Laird of Colgate University reported a 24 day trial showing light dairy lunches keep blood flow to the brain in the pink and boost speed by about 6 percent and accuracy by 26 percent after noon meals. Lapses in attention dropped by nearly 70 percent compared with heavier meals, supporting the claim that heavy lunches hinder mental performance.
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National Office Management Association
Donald A. Laird
Psychological Laboratory
Colgate University
Laird
Marietta
July Fourth Celebration Committee Holds Inaugural Meeting
The first meeting of the July Fourth celebration committee gathered at Springs Hotel on Saturday evening. Members include Dr J H Shenk and J F Buch among others. A blacksmith James Adaire of Penn attempted to enlarge a spigot hole in an empty whiskey barrel with a red hot iron causing the barrel to ignite and the head to blow out, though he was not injured.
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J. H. Shenk
J. F. Buch
H. H. Tshudy
Henry Seaher
Samuel Seaber
H. B. Buch
James Sturgis
Edwin Sturgis
J. G. Zook
James Krieder
Elmer Kautz
John Heiserman
W. C. Evans
J. G. Weltmer
T. A. Milchsack
Springs Hotel
James Adaire
Penn
James
Dinner Honoring Recently Married Mr and Mrs Robert Martin
Mr and Mrs John Mellinger entertained at dinner in Kissel Hill on Sunday to honor the newlyweds Mr and Mrs Robert Martin. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Martin Mrs Anna Hostetter Marion Amos and Dick Hostetter Reuben Ressler all of East Petersburg Mrs Minnie Carpenter Mechanicsville and Mr and Mrs M E Snavely and Son Cart of Kissel Hill.
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John Mellinger
Kisse] Hill
Robert Martin
Anna Hostetter
Ma+rion
Amos
Dick Hostetter
Reuben Ressler
East Petersburg
Mininie Carpenter
Mechanicsville
M. E. Snavely and Son
Cart
Kissel Hill
Lost Fat Because She Heeded Doctor's Advice
Mrs H H Long of Clarinda Iowa reports starting weight 226 pounds and after 3 Kruschen jars weighs 208 pounds with doctor confirming progress. Advertises Kruschen Salts as physician recommended for safe weight loss and improved health. Sells by Lew N Moyer with a 4 week supply and money back guarantee if 12 pounds not lost.
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H. H. Long
Clarinda
Iowa
Kruschen
Lewis N. Moyer
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Editors and Publishers
Dr. Laird
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