Trimmer's Store News One to a Customer 50c¢ Each
Local retailer Trimmer's Store advertises a sale offering one item to each customer at 50 cents each. The promotion highlights bargain pricing on select goods expected to draw steady daytime shoppers.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
8
Birthday Party for a First Birthday at Broad Street
Mrs. Albert Christener hosted a birthday party at 55 N Broadstreet for her son Robert James' first birthday. Guests included Master James Willard Raynsford Jr Ruth Leed June Hammer Esther E Hartman Eloise Meiskey Charlotte E Herr Nancy Habecker and Peggy F Snyder the guest of honor also celebrating a birthday. Out of town guest Master James Burkman Lancaster whose mother is a French war bride. Though the children could not express it in English their happiness showed with the refreshments. Bobbie received many beautiful presents. Ethel and Beryl Masser and Sarah Jenkins assisted with receiving the guests and their mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Christener
N. Broadstreet
Robert James
James Willard Raynsford, Jr
Ruth Leed
June Hammer
Esther E. Hartman
Eloise Meiskey
Charlotte E Herr
Nancy Habecker
Peggy F. Snyder
James Burkman
Lancaster
Bobbie
Ethel
Beryl Masser
Sarah Jenkins
Recordings of sayings and events at Lititz and area
A collage of quips on behavior and identity, plus listings of local gatherings and picnics across towns such as Lititz, Palmyra, Ephrata, Rothsville, and Lancaster. Events span July to October with reunions, church activities, larger fairs, and a sale of Ladies' Tan Bell Strap Oxfords reduced to $6.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B
Hopeland
Chicques
Palmyra
Springs
Sunshine Circle of
King’ss
Lititz Springs
Lititz
First Presbyterian 8. S. of Lancaster
St Stephen's S. S. of Lancaster
Emanuel Lutheran S. S. of Lancaster
Litita Springs
Faith Reformed
S. S. of Lancaster
Madlem-Showalter
Ephrata Park
Taylor Family
Knights of Malta
Reading
Columbia A. B
S—Chautauqua
Fasnacht
Plauta Bros
Oneida Rout Rothsville in Easy 6 to 1 Victory
Oneida Community baseball crushed Rothsville 6 to 1 on Lititz grounds. Pitcher McCloud fanned ten while Tinney tallied thirteen strikeouts but steadiness fell short of McCloud. Trap Factory to face Stevens Trade. Rothsville to meet Christiana with Graham, former Blue Ridge League pitcher, on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
Rothsville
Lititz Grounds
Stant
Stevens
Christiana
Graham
Careless Camel and Dromedary Dialog in Western Union tale
Mary Graham Bonner presents a brief Western Union yarn featuring Cousin Camel and Cousin Dromedary in a playful exchange. The camels discuss carelessness, brains, and cleverness, with a sing song rhyme about having a reason and the limits of their conversation. The piece ends with a light note on their friendship and differing speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousin Camel
Cousin Dromedary
Service delivery guidance for regular ice supply
A supplier urges customers to pre arrange regular deliveries of Sto ber ice from Ephrata spring water to avoid shortages. They offer to adjust routes so a regular amount is left at each stop, ensuring customers never run out and can phone if a different quantity is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephrata
Community subscription paper faces reluctant hosts
In Lititz a small number of residents resist sharing, withholding even basic help like their wash. The scene is described as a handful of ingrown folks who still cannot stop community goodwill from moving forward when a subscription paper benefits the town.
The Dromedary and the Camels Clash Over Hair
Two camels debate appearance and pride in Africa and Asia. Dromedary mocks long hair while Camel boasts two humps and circus lineage. Camel explains winter grooming as preserving beauty for visitors. Dromedary calls them careless. Camel clips the talk with a bite of humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousin Dromedary
Africa
Cousin Camel
Asia
Tomorrow and the myth of a endless tomorrow
A quotation from the New York Evening Post reflects on the idea of postponement. It mocks poets for craving rhymes and notes people cling to tomorrow to solve problems and delay action while warning that a day may come with no tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
New York Evening Post
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ture
Farmers National Bank
Lititz, PA
Trimmer
Asco
East Main Street
Jim
Asco” Carnstard
Calif
Hershey
India
Cey
Alaska
Victor Bread
Jar “Ubbers
Parowax
Doz
Ize
Irie Tb
Ri Ea
Jes
St. Peter
Golden Gate
Brownstown Union S
Myer's Grove
Malta
Kutztown Fair
Oberholtzer
McQuate
Steffy
Reamstown
Elser-Oberlin
For
McCloud
Trap Factory
Rothsville Vs. Christiana
Ike
Rothsville Birkenbine
St. Bender
Conrad
Stauffer
Carvell
Arvell
Hartranft
Raai McCtnty
Shumaker
Martin
EcCloud
Hrobakerah
Ruiik
Habecker
Red Zoo
Mary Graham Bonner
Western Newsparee
UNIO
M. Cohen
Cousin Dronedary
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