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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1927
Page
4
Subscription rate set at $1.50 yearly for Lititz Record readers. File indicates entry at Lititz Pa Post Office as second class matter.
The article argues all children should learn to swim as essential education. It warns that towns lacking safe swimming spots push youths toward risky, unsupervised water play at lakes rivers or oceans. Swimming is healthy but does not replace caution or supervision.
A reflection on graduates gaining letters from colleges and their lasting impact. The piece argues that extended study builds discrimination, critical analysis, and the habit of learning, which shapes daily progress in Lititz and in any career. It notes that big noises often lack substance and emphasizes thorough information as the basis of successful work.
Sunday evening the Mr Zion Evangelical S E will present a Children's Day Program. W C T U conducted Temperance program at Lititz United Brethren church drew many locals including the Dietrichs Landises Rolands Smiths Zwally Buchs and many Weller and Miller families. Hershey conference drew elder Samuel Wolf delegate and Rev Snader alternate. Loyal Workers Class met at Annie Shirker home. D S Smith attends State session of the Improved Order of Red Men as Swanee No 123 representative. Masons begin waiting on Adam Slaback residence on North Ninth street.
A long list of visitors from Libertytown Ephrata Norristown Pottstown Philadelphia Reading Allentown Coatesville Palmyra Lancaster and other towns spent Sunday with local residents or visited relatives and friends across several households, including the Hamlin, Buck, Mohn and Brubaker families, with many noting travel from Ohio and Pennsylvania towns.
Browstown notes report well attended children Day exercises by Immanuel Evangelical S S last Sunday evening with a missions offering of 41.14 dollars. Ebenezer U E S S will present a similar program next Sunday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Luke Weidman Sunday morning. Reformed Mennonites held Sunday services. A W Weber Raymond Getz and Ruth Zwally visited Philadelphia and Valley Forge. Josiah Werner of Allentown stayed with his parents T A Werner Charles Martin and family Roths.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Weis von Lemon and Grace Eshleman attended the Brethren annual meeting at Hershey Park. Families joined for church events including installations at St Luke's Schaefferstown and St Johns Brickerville. Aluminum ware demo with Mrs Henry Mease noted along with local visits and porch construction by F C Elser near Clay.
Halfville residents John Reigt and daughter visited in the Fair land family over Sunday. Samuel Heisey and wife of Penryn, Harry H. Erb and family of Lititz visited the Shreiner family on Sunday. Abram Grayhill and family, Harry Kline and family, John Engle and family, and M. G. Shreiner and wife attended the Church of the Brethren Convention in Hershey. The Hart prayer meeting drew a good crowd on Saturday. BE. D. Todd and wife Galen Balmer and wife with son visited Mt. Alto. Jacob M. Witmer and family of Erbdale visited Elias M. Etimier on Sunday. Herbert Merr and wife with two children visited Lampeter on Sunday. Russel Balmer of Mt. Alto is visiting his brother Galen. Otto's event.
Rothsville committee finalizes arrangements for a parade led by the Lititz Concert Band departing 2 PM from the P O A hall, proceeding through town to the Lutheran cemetery for prayers, addresses, and songs. A musical program follows June 19 at 7 20 PM in the Rothsville Lutheran Church with instructor Samuel Shhotzberger.
Auction listing for June 17, 1927 at Getz's Store Millway offers six homemade chairs rocker clothes chest tables parlor suite porch swing empty fruit jars dinner dishes new wheel barrow canned fruit and electric light fixtures. Gordon to bring dress goods and seasonal varieties while Heiser the banana man appears with assorted fruits. Sale starts 7 PM with H T Hacker as auctioneer and advertisement note for the Record classifieds.
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