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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1926
Page
4
The Lititz Record shows editor and proprietor E. Buch, with a subscription rate of 1.50 dollars per year and lists the paper as entered at Lititz, Pennsylvania, Post Office as second class matter.
Thousands of college fellows and school boys will take summer jobs in shop and harvest work. These experiences expose them to diverse people, broaden understanding, and prepare them for realities beyond classrooms and lectures.
Honeymoon couples attract notice as they gaze at each other, but restless yawning may follow before the honeymoon ends. The Record wishes happiness while cautioning that eventual differences will arise if one partner tries to boss.
The Senior Bible Class hosts a Saturday strawberry social near the Fire Company hall. United Evangelical Sunday School plans Children's Day exercises Sunday evening. Numerous local families gathered at the Mt. Zion Evangelical church Woman's Missionary Society meeting. Residents from Lancaster, Reams town, Mechanics Corner, Swartzville and Allentown hosted and entertained guests through the week.
Residents and relatives from Mt. Gretna Elm Elizabethtown Manheim Lititz Reading and other locales spent Sunday visiting family and friends. The list includes Diehm Liehm Fahnestock Badorf Shirker Grube Bender Guin ie Zwally Enck Kilhefner Kemp er Taylor Johns Gibble Hess Wolf Hartranft Shirk Daub Guckley Weik Smith Williams and Williams.
A large audience welcomed the U. K. Sunday School for a Children's Day program. The Evangelical church Mission Band plans a picnic in J. C. Buch's meadow on Saturday afternoon June 26. Mrs Elizabeth Groff’s funeral was held at the Evangelical church with Rev L A Werner officiating and burial in Brownstown cemetery. A committee to provide homes for New York City children from July 15 to 29 includes Dr A V Walter, Paul Murray, W E Pierce, D C Boyer, Geyer Cooper, J W Klopp, Rev L A Werner and J W Buch. F A Madeira and Edna Martin were married last Sunday in Harrisburg. Rev C C Madeira performed the ceremony. Attendants were Miss Helen Iless and Cheldon Madeira. Miriam Madeira sang. Mrs Chester Schuler played the wedding march. A reception followed. the couple will spend a week in the mountains. The bride previously taught in Brownstown and Ephrata. the groom works in the Harrisburg capitol building. Congratulations from friends.
Lloyd M. Fahnestock, son of Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Fahnestock, is the fortunate possessor of a flock in Brunnerville. The notice highlights the young recipient and the family connection without additional details.
R L Keith and his wife visited George Althouse and family at Hinkletown on Sunday.
Rev Noah Hurst and family attended the funeral of Rev Sanford Landis of Stumptown on Thursday afternoon last week. Mrs Groff mother of Mrs Martin Grube died at Martin Grube’s home on Saturday. Funeral services held Tuesday afternoon. Harry Reese and family members sang at a Sunday dinner in the J W Gerhart home. Tra Zartman and wife visited his grandfather Zacharias Yorry and family on Monday.
Fragmentary report describes facial tattooing in Paraguay where women receive armly stripes to indicate status. The pigment is fixed with blood and a sharp thorn is used as the tattooing tool. The process causes pain and subjects the woman to family shame and stigma toward marriage.
Several hundred members of the Eweigart family from Lancaster and Berks counties gathered at Lititz Springs Park for the 12th annual reunion. Officers were retained for two years, committees named, and a memorial service held for six members who died. The youngest child received a silver spoon, and the oldest attendee a sugar bowl and creamer. It was announced the group will meet in Ephrata next year.
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