Fire Alarm Taps and Religious Notices Across Town
Fire alarm taps listed for Rose House Fisher's store Linden Hall and other corners. Religious notices outline Moravian United Evangelical Lutheran Brethren Mennonite and Church of the Brethren services with times, Mother's Day observances, and upcoming Whit Sunday dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose House
Fisher’s
Linden Hall
Cor. N. Cedar and
Front Srs
Shelley's
Post Office
Cor Spruce & Orange Sts
Cor. Broad & Lemon Sts
Trap Factory Rout Hope Land In Amateur Baseball Drill
Hope land opened its season at home against a Lititz based nine calling themselves the trap factory team. Stark pitched three scoreless innings before the visitors dented the plate as the nine tallied 18 runs while Hopeland managed only two after Mae was relieved by Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope_land
Lititz
Trap Factory
Hopeland
McCloud
Hopelanders
Clarence Kreider
Connie Mack
Mae
Carpenter
Hopeland Boys
Tame Squirrel Perks Up Warwick Boy
Paul Schmuck of Warwick keeps a tame red squirrel that rides on his shoulder and retreats to his pocket at danger. The pet runs to its master at a snap of his fingers and was caught as a young animal about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Schmuck
Warwick
Paul
Bee guardian at Kissel Hill yields rich honey crop
G. E. Stauffer of Kissel Hill proves bee keeping profitable with a ton and a half of honey harvested in the past year. He notes strong demand and high quality as key to success, contrasting with poultry profits discussed in other entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Stauffer
Kissel Hill
Stauffer
Failures to File Returns Lead to Prosecution Warnings
In the ninth internal revenue district collectors notified three hundred corporations of missing income returns and one hundred fifty for late filings that they faced government prosecutions under the Corporation Acts. Penalties range from one thousand to ten thousand dollars with possible compromises under certain conditions. John L. Weidler of Rothsville appeared before Alderman Doebler after pleading guilty to permitting his scarlet fever infected daughter to attend Rothsville Sunday school before quarantine had ended. The judge imposed a fifty dollar minimum fine plus costs. the State declined to seek the fine, and after payment the case was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Ninth
Internal Revenue District
United States
John L. Weidler
Rothsville
Alderman Doebler
Lancaster
State Department of Health
State Department
Local Market Opens With Fresh Produce at Bargain Prices
Early Saturday crowds filled the market as vendors offered vegetables at low prices. Red rhubarb 4 to 5 cents a bunch, lettuce 2 heads for 5 cents, asparagus 8 to 10 cents a bunch, radishes 5 cents a bunch, spinach 6 to 6 cents per half peck. Potatoes 10 cents per half peck, sweet potatoes 8 to 15 cents per half peck. Dressed chickens plentiful and cheaper. eggs 17 cents a dozen, butter 25 to 26 cents a pound.
Names on Lititz foundation stones tied to 1853 57 pupils
Records show the stones under the Grosh building foundation list names of Lititz Academy pupils from 1853 to 1857. A R Beckwell identifies them as former students of John Beck. homes include Burlington New Jersey Paradise Pennsylvania Philadelphia Harrisburg New York and others.
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Grosh
Orange and
Broad Streets
A. R. Beckwell
Lititz Academy
John Beck
Thomas Lee
Burlington
N. J
Nathaniel Sample
Paradise
William Werntz
Philadelphia
Robert McClure
Harrisburg
Michael Smyser
Wm.t Hatzfield
New York
Sunday School Institute A Success In District No 9
The Sunday school institute for District No 9, covering Lititz Borough and Warwick Elizabeth and Manheim townships, met at United Evangelical church with afternoon and evening sessions. speakers included N. D. Rees, W. D. Reel, and George L. Hepp, outlining organized adult Bible classes and teacher training, ending with benediction by Rev. RE. 8. Hagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of District No
Lititz
Warwick
Elizabeth
Manheim
United Evangelical Church
Geo. D. Clark
Adele S. Everts
N. D. Rees
Philadelphia
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
H. C. Reedy
J. B. Keene
George L. Hepp
Ada Leaman
Mabel Erb
W.D. Reel
Reel
Hagen
Institute
Fragments Echo Springtime Motifs and City Observations
Segments praise season themes from work to leisure. Notes on lawns, travel, weather, and society mix with aphorisms about greed, ambition, and self reliance amid springtime imagery.
Appeal for the Y M C A in Lititz Board statement
The Lititz Y M C A board discusses closing the Broad and Orange streets quarters and invites community input on resuming activities. It promotes a suitable association to aid youth, community cooperation, and memorial value, urging support from loyal Lititz families and local benefactors.
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Lititz
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Moravian
United Evangelical
D. S. Stauffer
Geo. D. Clarke
Neffsville
Ofa. M
A. E. Cooper
Clarke
United Brethren
James E. Keene
Ganth
LurHeraAn
J. W. Bittner
White Oak
Brickervilled
St. James Church
Hess
Erisman’s
Church OF the Brethren
East Petersburg
Lane’s
Graybill’s
St. Luke Reformed Church
Zion Reformed Church
Brickerville
E. W. Gaylord
Unmarried Sisters of the Moravian Church
Jewel
L. M. and E. Gas Co
San Francisco “Chronicle
Joseph Hoffman
Mr. Hoffman
Rubenstein
von Bulow
de Pachman
Rosenthal
von Grabill
Liszt
Hoffman
Anton Rubenstein
Hans von Bulow
Eugend Onegin
A Rosenthal
Hiram Weachter
Lansdale
Montgomery County
J.P. Miller
Weachter
Lansdale Mushroom Company
Mississippi River
Hopelan
C. A. Ey Hacker
Tre Klein
Spickler
Tebel
Ldrvsrevese
Habecker
Butzer
I. Furlow
Y Stark
P Reine
R.H. G A
R. Kreider
Lebu
Yryesemersars Carpenter
Diehm
Ickler
Sanders Eily
Brather
Backer
Wiser
Ham
The
Ton
Sunday School Institute
B.J. Paul Roebuck
N. Duke
H. Yoder
M. v
Luvira
Tiloa
James C. Brobet
Lrrita Springs
R. d. GC. Jenkins
Eym
HAR, Nose and Throat Lititz
D. Alonzo Long
Ind Ploon Ritchie
Broad ST
Aul Z
Beck
Uscal
Prandt
Warren S. Buch
E. Grant
Lititz, Pa
Oward
Young
Plano
E. Ki, Schnerer
South Spruce St
Ind
East Main Street
H. L. Shene
G. Witmyer
Lititz Drug
Paris
Hammond
Cbee
Fry’s New Store
Main and
Cedar Sts
Doster’s
Madras
Nainsock
India
J. H. Doster
Sturgis
Althe Lititz Bookstore
E. E. Habecker
Wolle
R. N. Wolle
Telaphone No
Norion Beauty
J. W. Bruckhard
Trucker and Florist
E. K. Zartman
Brubaker Roller Flour Mills
For the Bay
E. Main Street
Kodak Cameras and Supplies
Lititz Jeweler
Warwick House
R.N. Wolfe
Banes
PutiLa
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