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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1926
Page
4
The Lititz Record lists E. Buch as editor and proprietor and notes subscription at 1.50 per year. It also states the paper is entered at the Lititz, Pennsylvania post office as second class matter.
Horace D Grube longtime Associated Press operator in Lancaster dies after nearly thirty years with the AP He was a loyal local wire service figure who remained near aging parents in Lititz and never swapped the AP for other posts His passing is mourned by colleagues and friends who praise his dedication and integrity.
Neighborhood notes report many from the area at the Albright memorial services in Kleinfeltersville and the U E annual conference in Lancaster last Sunday. Other items note A G Carpenter painting John Gamber’s house and a Mother’s Day program by the Evangelical Sunday School. A famine relief gift of 76.60 was given by the Emanuel Evangelical S S and congregation.
Delphia Hospital, and Miss Anna Bit nier, nurse at St. Joseph's hospital at Lancaster, spent the week-end in their parental homes. Walter Herr and family and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Herr, of Lancaster, spent Sunday with 8. M. Herr and family. Leroy Wolf and family and C. Wolf and family spent Sunday at Lititz.
Malfville Menno Habecker and wife visited Elmer Todd family over Sunday. Reuben Widders and family visited Harry C. Fry family over Sunday. Tobacco buyers continue purchasing in the locality. Jacob G. Elmer Sr and family visited his son Elias over Sunday. Farmers are starting to plant corn in the area.
The Brunnerville area records funeral details for Mrs Harriet Enck former resident now Palmyra noting service at Brunnerville A B Church with Revs Teffner and Druckenbrod. Other items report nearby funerals, visitors, callers from Lexington Akron Lititz and Fruitville, and social circle meetings with Good Cheer Circle plans for May 18.
A dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Buch's home honored the marriage of their daughter A Mereta to Isaac Weinhold Jr. Attendees from Ephrata Mechanicsburg Lancaster Denver and Akron joined relatives and friends. Mt Zion church held communion led by W L Bollman. Clergy transfers announced. Two robberies reported. Grammer School commencement held. Richard Albright bought land on West Street.
News notes list residents and visitors across numerous households. Nathan Myers advances a new residence project on Main Street while 5S Eleventh Street home is stuccoed. Sunday dinners host many guests from Ephrata Millway Brownstown Lancaster Lebanon and Reading among others.
In Korea some garments are said to be pasted together rather than securely sewn. They are pulled apart during wash day and pasted again after drying, highlighting a frugal yet faulty method of clothing construction.
Residents of a Cleveland suburb were startled when a funeral wreath appeared behind a neon “Youre Next” sign in a local barber shop window. Police say the display likely targeted the shop, prompting calls for calm and steps to ensure community safety.
The article states the linoleum idea emerged when the inventor noted the tough elastic film formed on top of paint. This observation linked the use of linseed oil to flooring material development.
A quoted exchange features advice to aspiring public figures from the Louisville Courier-Journal. The remark satirically warns against overusing loose "whereases" before establishing a clear causal chain, highlighting cautious communication in politics.
A dialogue fragment records a humorous exchange about who should keep the tooth during a dental matter in Aberdeen with a jab at procedures and consent. The line labeled JonDon Opinion frames the debate as an explicit under standing between speakers.
The spruce gum industry once employed many in Maine forests but now fades. Only one man is actively gathering gum and about a dozen Indigenous workers still tramp the woods to collect stores.
A popular legend claims Marion Delorme, famed in seventeenth century France, reached 137 years. reports from soldiers sent to arrest her in 1650 say she was dead at age 37, creating an enduring discrepancy between myth and record.
A quotation urges that people should not devalue themselves or claim limits. It claims nothing is impossible to the man who wills, encouraging persistent effort and universal success across endeavors. The lines emphasize humility and perseverance as path to achievement.
A reflective quotation asserts that prejudice hinders all progress and blinds people to truth. It emphasizes that truth alone can liberate humanity, credited to John Herman Randall.
An old advertisement promotes Reeger s Pal Mon Ie described as a remedy for threat and lung trouble now on sale at Meyer's Drug Store in Lititz Pennsylvania. It urges customers to try it before pneumonia or any lung disease attacks. The note is dated 18 February.
An old ad urges homeowners to replace carpeting with easily cleaned linoleum. The pitch highlights dainty matting and carpet effects, soft colors, and invites readers to call for samples and an estimate from the linoleum man.
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