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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1929
Page
8
Miss Eleanor Keith of Pine Hill spent the week end with Miss Pauline Carpenter. Families including Stoners, Schaeffers, Carpenters and Hettie Eberly share visits across Lancaster, Bareville, Ephrata, Lititz, and St Joseph's Hospital. Several households hosted relatives and friends, with a variety of children named among the attendees.
Local Lititz Record classifieds invite readers to place For Rent and For Sale ads. The notice highlights quick results and broad readership in Lititz territory, encouraging listing homes, tables, cows, and autos to reach a wide audience.
Sons Paul and Frank Davidson and Martin Musser attended a sale at New Holland on Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Abram Metzler entertained Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Isaac Weidman of Hallville, Mr and Mrs Elam Shelley and Kenneth of Manheim, and Mrs Henry Mease and Grace. Mr and Mrs Landis Greider of near Lancaster welcomed Miss Cora Eckert and Harry Pierce of Lancaster, and Mrs Elam Stark and children Bessie Ray and Ruth Stark. The Seiberts hosted guests with sons visiting Brunnerville on Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Ben Spangler are noted in the society column. Mr and Mrs Harold Kock of Lititz visited Mrs Kocks parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Hoffer on Sunday. Rudy Carpenter of Lititz and Miss Eleanor Weith were Sunday guests at the Morris Carpenter family home.
A Lancaster County family of five was killed when their car was struck by a National Express train on the Washington to New York line near Leslie Maryland. The parents Frank and Bessie McComsey and their children Lawrence Benjamin and Blazer, ages 11 9 and 4, all died. Alberta MacComsey, eight teen months old, survived uninjured but was thrown fifty feet from the crash.
Lititz High School swept weekend baseball with a 12 to 7 win over Manheim in Manheim and a 5 to 4 victory against Landisville on Monday. An early rally carried the Lititz team to the second win.
With Our Merchants Moyer, the druggist, holds a large sale of rose bushes two and three years old. C. B. Zartman marks the 16th anniversary of his North Broad Street store with special prices. Holtzhouse advertises patent medicines at low prices and ice cream specials. The Handy Store, Al Gochenaur propressor, starts fresh fish service with Friday morning delivery. Charles Regennas offers Mother's Day chocolate packages.
Detroit News notes oblong printed Timely Definition Books aimed at juniors returning to college. Price listed at $20, with purchase suggested one day after arrival.
The text notes about 700 000 animal species described to date. It emphasizes the broad variety of life forms and ongoing cataloging of species.
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