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The Lititz Record lists a subscription price of $1.50 per year and notes its mailing is entered at Lititz Pennsylvania Post Office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1927
Page
4
The Lititz Record lists a subscription price of $1.50 per year and notes its mailing is entered at Lititz Pennsylvania Post Office as second class matter.
Sunday afternoon communion services were held at Evangelical churches led by Rev T T Wentz and Rev Mengel with other preludes by Rev G H Bechtold of Philadelphia. A Monday address by Rev Glick promoted a Richmond Virginia church project. The Annual Conference gathered at Zion Children’s Church with several visiting ministers. A long list of locals visited relatives and attended gatherings across Myerstown Lititz Rothsville Reinholds Denver and Elizabethtown, amid social calls and revival events.
Members of the Loyal Workers Class of the LA Sunday School gathered at Mrs. Sallie Buch's home Saturday and Sunday, honoring the former teacher with a surprise on Monday evening for her 76th birthday. Many guests attended.
Brownstown notes report a Saturday 2 P M quarterly conference at the Evangelical church led by Rev F L Wentz P E Reading District. Wentz will preach Sunday at 10 A M with Communion. Several local families hosted visits from Denver Ephrata Reading Lititz Lancaster and Reading. A sale of Benjamin Highs home and effects is planned for March 19. John Hess returns from a Florida trip. Esther Werner of Reading visited family. Jacob Harnish is seriously ill at home.
Several residents took the free street car to Lebanon on Prosperity Day. Mrs. Angus Dry of Ephrata visited Miss Tily Snyder and Mrs. Mary Steinmetz. Various locals attended gatherings in Lititz and Manheim while others visited family in Lancaster and Mt. Joy.
Orphans Court of Lancaster County schedules a public sale at 1 PM on the Lititz Rothsville pike in Warwick Township. Two tracts offered: Tract 1 a two and a half story concrete block dwelling with quarry and perches. Tract 2 a 13 acre parcel with a frame dwelling, barn, and a stone quarry. Also to be sold electric motors, trucks, and quarry equipment. Administrators Hershey and Graybill, with attorney Wissler, oversee the proceedings.
A snow owl is on display in Beek Bros. display window. The bird was mounted by Frank B. Buch. Other items note visits by Harry B. Meily and wife to Lititz, Amos C. Pry's funeral, and a sale at F. E. Druckenblad bringing good prices. J. D. Todd bought chickens at 25 and 28 cents.
The Estate of Mary Roether of Lititz Borough is administered by John A. Coyle. Creditors must promptly pay and claimants must present demands to the attorney in Akron, Pennsylvania. Letters Testamentary granted to the undersigned. Also, Estate of Henry Enck of Warwick Township Lancaster County. Letters of administration granted. debtors should pay immediately and claimants present claims to the undersigned.
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