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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1927
Page
7
Legal notices announce executors for two deceased residents. Cyrus L. Mohler is named executor of Mary Roether of Lititz Borough and John A. Coyle attorney handles the case. Eva V. Hinkle is executrix for Isaac M. Weidler of Warwick Township. M. G. Shaeffer serves as attorney.
Estate of Henry Euck of Warwick township Lancaster County Pennsylvania. Letters of administration granted to the administrator. All persons having claims against the estate must present them promptly for settlement to the administrator.
When the Tafts entered the White House there was a new motor on tram designated as the first motor car ever to be used at the White House.
In Crimson Gulch residents discuss improvements since the last visit. Yag and Three-fingered answer that no local jail exists, so suspects were sent to the state legislature for handling. The Washington Star notes the exchange and the need for alternative governance.
A small white golf ball rolled onto the green and was seized by Ido, the old lady's terrier. A golfer appeared over the hill waving his arms and shouting. The old lady urged him to knock the ball for Fido again as the owner watched.
A terse exchange captures a sharp concession between a salesman and a dealer. The salesman asks the ear's value while the dealer replies he hopes to net more than its worth, signaling a negotiator's caution and profit motive.
Lititz showcases good government thriving industries and strong community values with pure water clean streets better roads and ample opportunities for the rising generation. prominent local figures W M Grube R M Spacht C S Zartman A R Keller Beck Brothers contribute to the spirit of progress.
Prof C P Close of the United States pomology commission holds the Starking apple, winner of the Wilder Medal at the National Fruit Growers Association annual meeting in Grand Rapids Michigan. The fruit descended from a Stark Delicious variety and arose from a single branch in New Jersey.
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