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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1926
Page
4
The Lititz Record announces E. Buch as editor and proprietor. Subscription remains $1.50 per year. Entered at Lititz Pa Post Office as second class matter.
March brings strong winds that trouble hats and skirts yet clear skies soon follow. The season offers bright days that sweep away fog and haze and invite outdoor vigor, suggesting practical headgear and a brisk, healthy outlook.
NEighborhood News notes visits and gatherings around Manheim Lexington and Hammer Creek. Families including the Gerhart, Elser, and Heisey households share news of sick lists recoveries and a funeral for Harry Riser at Hammer Creek church.
Halfville residents report weekend calls from Menno Habecker and family, R B Adams and kin visit Lititz, and M G Shreiner with wife see Mrs James Carpenter at Rothsville. Farmers seek tobacco buyers while J C Garman promotes inexpensive autos. Elmer Todd delivered a good tobacco load to N G Hershey last week.
The funeral for Mrs Selina Mc Greary of Rothsville will be held Thursday at 2 PM in the Evangelical church with Rev. L. A. Werner officiating. She was nearly 89. Interment will follow in Browns town cemetery. A birthday surprise was reported.
Fifty residents from Brownstown and Rothsville attended the Reading conference where Rev. L A Werner was re appointed as pastor. A Big Five basketball win over Mt Penn Rearm of Reading, 39 to 23, occurred on Akron floor. A son was born to Mr and Mrs C B Harnish. Mrs E W Pierce’s illness worsened.
A Lancaster County church conference at United Zion Children Church features Rev. Henry Light and Rev. Solomon Brinzer plus Rev. John Brinzer, with Rev. Samuel Fasnacht elected Bishop. The Lancaster General Hospital Auxiliary held a well patronized sale in Gehman building. Numerous local residents attend Evangelical conference in Death and many social visits and Sunday gatherings are listed.
Lancaster residents extended hospitality in numerous Sunday visits and gatherings. Emma Schartzberger shared a day with the Weists, while Samuel Schotzberger and family joined the Garner and Weller households. A goose dinner brought together Rudy and Martin families from Akron Ephrata Eph rata Heights Lincoln Neffsville Voganville Springville Terre Hill Weaverland Union Grove and others.
Brunnerville social notes record several Sunday visits and family gatherings. Guests include Henry Showalter and son Trenry of Lancaster and local residents such as Clarence Smith and family. The Brunnerville garage is now managed again by C H Smith after Christy Landis’ retirement. Royal Eckert and Ada Gockley with Grace of Lebanon visited Morris Eckert’s family.
Special notice from Jacob M. Bollinger announces a wide selection of fences for iron or wire, including lawn, cemetery, school yard, factory, and ornamental styles. Gates and grape arbors offered. Requests bids on local jobs. Bell phone 137 R 4 Lititz with Ephrata exchange R D. Imar4 tf.
Red brand and White brand feeds offer 20 percent protein for dairy cattle in Pennsylvania. The product aims to improve herd nutrition and milk yield while avoiding subpar feed. Available at local suppliers.
Mrs. Robert Gibson and her son Willie came back Sunday after a month in Pittsburgh. They were accompanied by Miss Luctia Gast of Pittsburgh.
An advertisement notes Raezer's Pulmon ie, a remedy for threat and lung trouble, available at Meyer's Drug Store in Lititz Pennsylvania. It urges trying it now before pneumonia or any lung disease attacks you.
Advertisement notes the release of Always by Irving Berlin, Victor Record No 19955, inviting readers to hear the song at Scotts Book Store.
Local notice urges readers to buy clover seed from Eby's Mill in Lititz. Seeds advertised as clean high grade high purity high germination and large in berry.
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