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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
4
Subscription costs $1.50 annually. R. E. Buch is editor and proprietor. The notice indicates the Lititz Pennsylvania post office has approved the paper for mailing as second class matter.
Funeral at Brickerville St John s church for Rolandus BE Mellinger drew many friends. Nearby residents attended services, visits occurred among Keller, Elser, Stuber and Romig families, and a whiskey transport linked to a historic Habecker distillery was moved to Philadelphia with guards. The Atlantic Refining Co installed a modern gasoline pump at J M Bomberger s store. Some local children had measles and Ilm Bomberger planned an updated garage and stable.
A large group of Grace United Evangelical church members and friends gathered at the parsonage on May tenth to honor Rev and Mrs Heisey with supplies for the home. The Loyal Workers Class met Tuesday evening at Mrs Annie Coopers home. Charles Wolf plans to move to Reading for factory work. Aaron Gehman of Lancaster bought the Usner House at Main and South 10th. Rev and Mrs John Smith from Bangor visited his parents. Abraham Bollinger of Denver visited his sister Mrs Amanda Kemper. Mr and Mrs Overholtzer and Mr and Mrs Kauffman of Reading spent Sunday with Mrs Sallie Buch.
Aviam Eichelberger a respected Brownstown resident died Tuesday afternoon of heart disease at age 60. His wife died just over a month ago from a long illness. The body was taken to Frank Zook’s home in Ephrata by Jinier and Hoffman funeral directors. He leaves brothers in the west and a sister Mrs. Frank Zook of Ephrata. He belonged to Bergstrasse Lutheran church. Funeral plans were not complete. Also William D. Snader, 85, oldest Brownstown citizen, died Saturday morning of infirmities of old age. He leaves a son William. He was a member of St Stephen’s Reformed Church in New Holland and funeral services were held Tuesday with interment at New Holland. Mr and Mrs Samuel Wally of Elizabeth, New Jersey, celebrated their family on Sunday. John Yook and family of Palmyra visited the Board family Sunday.
Shirk and Carpenter work on painting William Hart hotel property Elmer Raezer builds a new porch at Talmage Improvement Association hosts a successful chicken and waffle supper with fifty chickens and a thousand waffles consumed A baseball team forms and opens season locally with East Petersburg A Red Star Coal Oil Stove demonstration in K G E hall offers visitors a fresh baked cake to attendees
Thousands of housewives without gas or electricity can learn to cook with an oil stove. The demonstration shows using kerosene fuel to operate a hot gas oven and burners for boiling baking and stewing.
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