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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
5
Community fire alarm codes listed by taps for various houses and streets. Moravian and other churches announce Sunday services, Sunday schools, sermons, missionary meetings, and a Parents Day program with plans for June 25 and a long pastorist travel schedule for Rev Stauffer and son across multiple cities. The Moravian Parents Day service is highlighted with a 10 a.m. program.
Lititz defeated Elizabethtown 3 to 0 in eleven innings after a scoreless game until the eleventh. Miller and Dover pitched brilliantly with Lititz taking advantage in the top of the eleventh on three straight hits and an error, while Bishop collected three hits for Elizabethtown and Balmer starred in the field for Lititz.
George Kleinfelter and Bertha Heinicke of Ephrata wed at four o'clock before daybreak to avoid a sendoff. Rev. J. W. Smith officiated at Trinity Church. The couple then departed for Washington, D. C. The groom hails from York County. the bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Heinicke. In Lancaster County Y M C A praise festival success. efforts by W. J. Campbell boost countywide work with 150 men from 41 towns meeting to advance county efforts.
The New York World almanac states the longest day occurs today June 22 with 14 hours 52 minutes of daylight. Daylength remains nearly stationary for a week then shortens, about 45 minutes by the end of July. The day started cool and pleasant at 62 degrees.
A collage of wry aphorisms and sketches on weather, crops, love, and life. It wanders from rain and hay to marriage, youth, and wisdom with cultural quips and old timey voice, ending with a garbled tail.
Policeman Henry Greek recovered a 100 pound bag of bran hidden beneath bananas and pineapples in a huckster’s wagon on Spruce street. Farmer Amon Longenecker reported two missing bags after buying bran at Lime Rock mill. one was found with the wagon man. Also notes a Saturday surprise party at Tra Kissinger’s with guests from Lancaster Ephrata and East Petersburg. Mercantile tax due by July 1 at the County Treasurer in the Court House.
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