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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1915
Page
5
Public notice from a Lititz PA publisher outlines press schedule every Thursday morning and deadlines for submissions. It details payment rates for obituaries society items donations and events, requires authenticated communications, and instructs on address changes and delivery.
Governor Martin G Brumbaugh outlines a local option bill to let voters decide the liquor question. He pledges fighting to a finish despite Republican opposition from party leaders and candidate allies in Harrisburg.
Mr A L Campbell a Columbia newspaperman visited with Mr Terry. Mr and Mrs Alvin Connelly of Manheim called on Mr and Mrs Jacob Connelly. Mrs Harriet Euck of Palmyra visits her daughter Mrs Frank Weidman and granddaughters. Monroe Bissinger of Manheim contracted to do farm work for Mr Weidman while he attends the factory. A carload of lumber arrives for the German Baptists new house of worship near Jacob Schreiner. Mr David Hollinger and carpenter boss Cyrus Kauffman were in Marietta on Monday.
Mr and Mrs Phares Frantz moved to town in Co calico. Adam R Hottenstein transacted business in Millcreek township. Samuel Martzall sold Sheep Hill property to Phares Weidman for 3450 and will deliver possession April 1. James W Keath sold one third in his town home to Georgette and Anna Keath for 1175. The Misses Trestle Hickerwell and Eliza Culp were Lebanon shoppers. Adam Eisenhauer funeral held at the Lutheran church with Rev Shantz officiating. Burial in local cemetery. J H Landis funeral director.
Frem Correspondents report remodeling at a former sexton home and new two story work by John McGlassly. Easter programs at Lutheran and White Oak Union Sunday schools. Local events include a Plea sant View bee, Penryn Literary Society program, and a Manheim high school debate on suffrage. Community notes on visits, health, progress on homes, and John F Wabecker’s promotion to Wilkes-Barre central railroad agent.
Lexington locals report the public school closing on Tuesday and the Easter program set for Good Friday at 7 30 PM. Visitors include Miss Hettie Hess and Mrs Warren C Hess of Lebanon.
In Hopeland, the primary school closed Tuesday noon as Aaron Weidman of Brickerville and painters refresh the P O A store interior. Local notes report several town visits, a large spelling bee, fair attendance, and neighborly visits among families and residents.
Rev. F A Weichsel has begun as Lutheran pastor delivering an introductory sermon from Romans 10 1. The revival at United Evangelical ends with twelve new members. Local moves include Frymyer family leaving for Akron and Demmy family moving to Denver April 1. Blanche Kling to start a six week subscription school April 12 with 1 50 per pupil.
Unusual spring styles showcase full skirts and high waistlines in a broad price range. New suits include poplin and gabardine with Eton jackets and braid, while coats feature Wooltex and country club plaids. Dresses in taf feta taffeta peau de crepe and checks lead a stylish lineup with jacket effects suspender styles.
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