Lititz Post Office Second Class Matter Entry
Entry indicates material 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 11, 1915
Page
4
Entry indicates material entered at Lititz Pennsylvania Post Office as second class matter.
On Thursday March 11 1915 community items recount Mrs Fasnacht scalded by hot water, local cigar factory workers off for a dull week, and visits to Akron Lancaster and Lexington. Spelling bees prize winners at the High School and Primary School, revival meetings at U B church St Pauls and New Zions churches, Easter programs Life by Tullar and Meredith and Hope Triumphant. Upcoming baccalaureate and commencement at St Pauls Evangelical with Rev Hershey. John Enck escaped injury when a horse kicked his knee. several families visit relatives and move homes. Stevens Post G A R officers elected and a resolution honoring Dr J C Brobst.
A. M. Ream and Miss Sue Ream of Lebanon visited Schaefferstown for public auctions conducted by William H. Iba, with T. J. Strickler as clerk. Mrs. Schaeffer withdrew her former home from sale. Deep snow hindered E. L. streetcar service as shovels cleared tracks. Rev. Bachman’s son preached at Millbach and Newmanstown. County Superintendent Snake observed district schools. Onward Literary Society delivered a fine program at the high school. The grammar school’s J. N. Stohler led a full student gathering. The women’s suffrage debate occurred. The Thomas Jubilee Singers performed at Town Hall to close the lyceum. Agate 10 quart buckets on sale for 19 cents Saturday only. Doster.
An invitation is extended to all Style Show visitors to take tea in the new Tea Room on the fourth floor. The notice states Nothing on Sale and invites guests to stop by during their visit.
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