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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1931
Page
7
Mrs Kate Long visited Mrs P E Will on Sunday. Several families from White Oak Lancaster Manheim Elm Elstonville Lititz Fairland and Elm hosted and visited each other in a series of social calls and entertainments.
Irvin Miller visited Freeman Hol linger of Lititz who was on the sick list. On Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Charles Zell were pleasantly surprised on their tenth wedding anniversary. About thirty six employees of the Stehli Silk Mill at Manheim motored to Penryn and surprised the couple with gifts. The Zells thank all who remembered.
The administratrix Anna M Buck will hold a public sale at 619 S Broad Street Lititz Pa featuring antique furniture and household goods including an old tilt top table kitchen cabinet dishes chairs clock lamps a soup tureen a bedroom set desks cabinets spinning wheel and more with terms to be announced by auctioneer H H Snavely and attorney Jos B Wissler.
Sunday visitors gathered at the Weachter home in Kissel Hill and nearby towns. Notable guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Boyer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Boyer, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Cochran and daughter Lorraine, and many others from Rexmont Ephrata Manheim Lititz York Farmersville Cleona Elm Owl Hill and surrounding communities.
An ad promotes a 25 cent Bukets test box for the bladder to relieve nightly urination. It claims Bu thy leaves juniper oil cleanse impurities and acids, restoring sleep after four days if ineffective exchange. Backache from bladder disorders may improve. Sold at L. N. Moyers Drug Store.
Elaine and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Kauffman in Soudersburg on Saturday. Sunday dinner guests included Miss Mary Diehm of Elm, Israel Bomberger and Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hilton of Lexington, Mr. and Mrs. David Hilton and Dorothy of Diamond Station, Miss Ruth and Paul Nestleroth of Ely, Miss Margaret and Russell Ulich, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Zook and Gerald of Rothsville. Oscar Walst's horse, used by the family for eleven years, was lost last week. Miss Margaret Troutwine of York sang a fine solo at St. Paul's Lutheran Church. St. Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School will render their Easter service Sunday evening. a full program will appear next week.
The Jerusalem Reformed Sunday School will present the service Victor Evermore this Sunday at 7 pm. The program features opening chorus by the school Glad Resurrection Morning responsive reading prayers recitations by Dora Boyer and Gene White a chorus Awake Rejoice recitations by Paul Boyer and Gene Shelley a vocal solo by Arlene Adams a vocal duet by Lydia and Russell Bishop Where Is He Said reflection Mildred Keath a young peoples chorus O Blessed Cross readings by Miss Anna Heinicke school chorus The Morning Breaks Girls Chorus Crown Him King address Rev Raster act By a Fire of Coals cast Memory Fear Disloyalty Mercy Love Service Odette Where Sharon Roses Grow by Mary White Lydia Bishop Meda Keith Mrs Wayne Wolfskill Alvin Keith Norman Keith.
The column lists local musical offerings and community visits. Names such as Irwin Keith Russell Bishop Roberta Sturgis Robert Adams Mrs Galen Balmer Roy Bender Wayne Ober and the closing chorus are noted along with other community mentions. Visiting families from Lititz Rothsville Manheim and Browns Town are recorded with Sunday gatherings and dinners.
Professional card listing M Ada Schnerer as notary public and insurance agent at 153 Spruce Street Lititz Pa with phone number 132 3.
Huebener and Habecker operated at 34 East Main Street Lititz offering real estate and insurance services plus investment securities Scriveners and clerking of sales for deeds wills mortgages and all legal papers. Special attention to settling decedents estates. Phone 86.
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