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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
8
July event at Scott's Book Store promotes Victor Records with a Saturday appearance. Local patrons invited to attend as vendors showcase new releases and catalog highlights.
For the 4th of July, a visit to Miller and Habecker’s store is noted. They offer a selection of good things to eat and drink.
Estate of Susen F Zeller of Lititz Boro Lancaster County grants Letters Testamentary to Annie Zeller Landis executrix. Creditors and claimants must present claims for settlement to the executrix residing in Lititz Pennsylvania without delay.
Executor W H Hershey of Lititz Pa asks all indebted to the Estate of Sarah B Schreiner of Manheim Township Lancaster County to pay promptly. Creditors must present their claims in writing to attorney B Frank Kready at Lititz Pa by a stated deadline.
Jubilee services mark the 50th anniversary of Trinity United Evangelical Church begun in 1872 in the Round House. Rev F E Erdman spoke, H A Bailey led singing, Walter H Buch supervised sessions. Attendance reached 295 with continued events through the week and a July 2 finale featuring Bishop Heil.
The state faces a coal shortage with eye on pea size mostly and virtually no nut or stove coal in yards. Daily more dealers run out of hard coal as the situation worsens. bituminous supplies are dwindling and several large firms are short. Local dealers warn pea coal may bridge gaps after stock runs out.
An offer declares a second free building lot worth $400 available to build a bungalow and start a love nest. The first Locust Street lot is claimed and construction on another bungalow is underway. The seller emphasizes a clear title and urges swift response.
A letter from a Lititz resident urges taxpayers to fund a school playground. The writer argues the town has given land but not built facilities and laments spending on autos while neglecting public spaces for children. The appeal calls for action and communal effort.
Wheat harvest is on and hay is nearly all under roof. Relatives will gather for the big day as a large crowd is expected. Raspberries are here and blackberries will follow. July and August are the main vacation months with summer divided between picnics and work.
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