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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1924

Page

7

Spititz Record Adopts Thursday Morning Press Schedule

Local notice announces regular Thursday morning issue timing and warns matter after Wednesday afternoon may not be inserted. Advertisers urged to submit authenticated communications with writer names and addresses as guaranty of good faith. Entered at Lititz Post Office as second class matter.

Lititz, Pa

Roughing It on Motor Trips and the American Spirit

The public increasingly embraces roughing it on roadside trips, trading luxuries for independence. As automobiles enable country exploration at low cost, people adapt camp outfits and roadside sleeping to experience simple pioneer living, gaining self reliance and confidence.

Deers Seen Gamboling in Reading Cemetery Grounds

Two deer and a fawn were sighted in Charles Evans cemetery Reading prompting a search by Game Protector Charles F Fenstermacher and Harry Levan of the Berks Rad and Gun Association with cemetery supervision. They aimed to shield the animals from dogs or misguided youths as sightings spread from Tuesday afternoon to Wednesday.

Charles Evans Cemetery Reading Charles F. Fenstermacher Harry $. Levan Berks Rad and Gun Association Scheifele

Social visitors gather at Elmer Bucher home

Friends and relatives attended a Sunday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Elmer B. Bucher. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Burkholder and family of Ephrata and others from Lititz Schoneck Lancaster Manheim Akron Kissel Hill and Akron area.

Clay Cullings Elmer B. ‘Bucher Jacob Brrkholder Mary Esther Paul Ephrata David Burkholder Witmr B. B. Bucher Lititz Wayne Dussinger Lancaster John K.pfautz

Brownstown Marriage Ties Lititz and Brownstown Couples

The marriage of Maurice Mearig of Lititz and Minnie Gets of Brownstown occurred last week in Brownstown at the parsonage with Rev. L A Werner officiating. Friends offer congratulations. Also notes tobacco farmers must replant due to cut worms while rose bugs threaten roses and grapes. Rev Werner will preach at Evangelical church Sunday at 7 20 p m.

Maurice Mearig Lititz Minnie Gets Brownstown L. A. Werner Evangelical Church

Atlantic City and Reading Folks Take Short Breaks

Warren Boyer Luther Wolf and Miss Althea Werner head to Atlantic City New York City two weeks in Allentown Raymond Getz of Lancaster County Bank enjoys a two week vacation Edgar Reyburn and Keeler Steffy visit Eph rata and Talmage families Sunday Raymond and Paul Getz tour Reading to see Rochester vs Reading game Akron news covers a church meeting and Sunshine Workers class gathering Local obit notes Mrs Eliza Landis, age 87, in critical condition Fleck cigar factory resumes full time. multiple local visits and family happenings Mention of stored cotton stability and long term warehousing potential

Warren Boyer Luther Wolf Atlantic City New York City Althea Werner Allentown Raymond Getz Lancaster County Bank Edgar Reyburn Ephrata Keeler Steffy Talmage John Reyburn Raymond Paul Getz Reading Rochester A. R. Zwally F. A. Marten Sue Anna Graybill Elizabeth Strohl Akron Akron News Mt. Zion Evangelical Sunday School N. Lith Street Crosland Moravian Church of Lititz Sunshine Workers United Evangelical Sunday School Maud Zell Eva Clair Laura Cooper Mabel Mertz Alverda Irene Meek Angela Kershner Clayton Garner William Leed Leed Frank Adams Samuel Dunkleberger Royersford Charles Mohn Kate Florence Hahnstown Harry Trego Hart Hinkletown Wesley Martin A. F. Killian Mildred Hershey Itarry Badorf Elizabethtown Rebecca Stauffer Edgar’ Daniels Jacob Shimp William Shimp Charles Shimp Alverda Hainley Denver Theodore Wolf John Shimp Walter Werntz Washington, D. C Clarence King Loncaster Wayne Bender John Reitz Elva Harry Zwally James Esther Edgar Daniels Garis Menry Mann J. W. Enck

Brand New Contract Just Out for First Five Years

A wary advertisement outlines a new life insurance contract offering about two years of daily benefits, with maximum protection of $10 per day and $1,000,000 in total potential benefits. It mentions coverage for accidental death, total disability, and beneficiary provisions, with Har Haber, Habecker, and related details referenced.

D. Fg Habecker Abtnaizer Uock Beg

Worry Daw and Frugal Dishes From A 1924 Recipe Page

A 1924 Western Newspaper Union feature offers frugal meal ideas and leftovers advice. It includes chicken scalloped with macaroni, stuffed peppers, sautéed pears with chocolate sauce, barbecued ham, and a salmon salad with coconut dressing, all described with compact, practical steps.

Western Newspaper Union

A Few Light Desserts From Old Recipes

A nostalgic menu offers simple fruit and cake ideas with raisins walnuts apples and marshmallows. Apple cake uses greenings apples eggs milk and butter for a moderate bake. Fruit salad combines grapefruit oranges grapes pecan and a dressing with olive oil grapefruit juice vinegar salt pepper and roquefort. Prune souffle mixes soaked prunes eggs whites sugar and butter for a dessert served with whipped cream.

Got Him Cold This Wire and Board of Directors

A fragment notes a confrontation or defiant moment with a reference to a board of directors and a hat. No clear names or places emerge. The readable wording hints at a dramatic scene or quoted line from a broadcast or column.

Aml Haden Sans-Gene

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