Lititz Record Storyline Author and Address Details
In Lititz Pennsylvania the Lititz Record indicates its publishing house THE RECORD PRINTING CO with editors D Fulweiler and J R Johnson. It notes postal handling by Lititz PA and requests communications through South Broad Street Lititz.
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THE
Record Printing CO
South Broad St
Lititz, Pa
Mothers Day church observances mark Trinity dedication
Mothers Day observances were held across churches with flowers and tributes. The notable event was the dedication of the new Trinity Church where parish mothers supported financing the building’s cost.
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Trinity Church
May Day Fete Delightful Park Pageant Draws Praise
The May Day Fete presented by local school pupils entertained park crowds on Saturday. Spectators applauded the dances costumes and scenes as faculty and pupils received praise for their staging acting and overall performance.
Lititz Town Dwellings Shine With Civic Pride
Residents note Lititz remains exceptionally clean as visitors praise the town. More houses are being painted this year and few are in disrepair, reflecting individual effort that fuels civic pride and the town's reputation as a well kept community.
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Lititz
Library Hours Change at Lititz Public Library
Lititz Public Library announces new hours with evening openings on Tuesday and Thursday. Tuesday hours are 2 to 5 and 6 to 8 30, Thursday 2 to 5 and 6 to 8 30, and Saturday 2 to 5.
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Lititz Public Library
Library Board
Runaway Horse Injures Kissel Hill Hotel Owner at Night
John H. Bausman proprietor of the Kissel Hill Hotel was struck by a runaway horse while trying to catch the animal outside his premises. He suffered facial cuts and other injuries. The incident followed the horse and buggy tumbling on the Pike.
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John H. Bausman
Kissel Hill
J. Eugene
N. G. Yerger
Hershey and Gibbes
John Sesseman
Orange and
Spruce Streets
J. C. Felker
Israel G. Erb
East Main Street
Robert F. Russell
Lexington
Lititz High School
Linden Hall
Walter Heilman
Emma Grosh
Roy Hassler
Benjamin Leaman
Marguerite Long
Samuel Long
John Mummert
Laura Fass
Anna Adams
Ellen Rudy
Robert Zellers
Albert Hernly
Frank Folt
George Bender
H. D. Bollinger
S. Broad Street
J. W. Bruckhart
Lititz
Springs Park
Harvey Singer
Singer
S. L. Lpelbo
Thermal
Calif
Local notes and business from Lancaster County area
Fifty years ago reports describe John Stormfeltz and Isaac Shoemaker boring for water at Horace Sturgis well with no sign of water after 32 feet of rock and 6 feet of soil, prompting a halt and plan to hire a steam driller. Harry R. Reist and G D Buckwalter travel to Kansas City with about 40 others. livestock shipping at the station totals nearly 70 000 pounds last month. Robert Sturgis injures thumb in a scrap machine at Usner’s cigar factory. Secret societies in Lititz grow, Nine new K P lodge members initiated. coachmakers busy and firms expanding beds to meet demand. Stevens Post 517 of the G A R organized with 21 members and transfers joining.
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John Stormfeltz
Isaac Shoemaker
Horace Sturgis
Harry R. Reist
G. D. Buckwalter
Kansas City
Lancaster County
Tion
D. E. Light
Robert Sturgis
Usner
Lititz
K. of P. Lodge
Recordings of a city column with witty maxims
A collection of quips on work money and behavior. It notes men seeking jobs with a telescope and jokes about secrecy and turning points. The tone mimics a column of moral snippets and social observations from an old paper.
Goodbye Note With Cynical Heart Reflections
A poem narrates disillusionment with others as the speaker grows cynical about love. It describes turning to a practiced smile to start a song or smoke, rejecting unwanted advances while contemplating inviting love back in if it arrives at the door.
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ER. D. Fulweiler
J. R. Johnson
Editors and Publishers
Post Office
Moravian Home Association
Sophie Bricker
L. A. Doster
H. Grosh
M. Bear
Stevens
Oth
Lot
Arrow
Lititz, Pennsylvania