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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1937
Page
5
An evocative reminiscence of Lititz life in May, recalling Springs creek cleanup, a Spring Festival of Music, and local happenings while tracing changes in town morals and everyday rituals. The piece mentions Winchester Cathedral tomb inscription and a 19th century daily self-improvement ditty, framing small-town life.
After childbirth Mrs M. Gunstone says she became thin and nervous. The first bottle of Vinci iron tonic restored her strength and helped her gain needed weight. L. N. Moyer, Druggist.
A bin full of our excellent coal showcases a safe investment with low prices. Buyers gain quality, guaranteed delivery without ice or snow, and next winter comfort. Act now to avoid last minute rush and save money on this coal deal.
A brief quote notes improved well being with a positive outlook. The speaker compares current feelings to the previous day, suggesting personal progress and optimism.
Twenty six graduates of Lititz High School class of 1927 gathered at the General Sutter Hotel for a banquet marking the tenth anniversary. John H. Muth served as toastmaster with talks by Miss Anna K. Miller and Prof. M. C. Demmy. The class prophecy read ten years after its original presentation brought short talks from those named. Attendees included numerous named graduates and faculty members.
One of the season’s great speed showdowns is teased for Sunday afternoon at Central Speedway Bird in Hand as Mark Light of Lebanon faces off with Paul Young of Lancaster in a high speed duel. The event promises fast laps and a strong field.
About 30 top performers from the eastern independent dirt tracks are entered to compete alongside speedsters in the forthcoming event.
Pupils from the local school presented a program at the Lititz Rotary Club weekly meeting in the General Sutter Hotel. Sponsored by Prof. M. C. Demmy, the night featured Helen MacDonald soprano, Dorothy Little marimba, the Gem Trio, Robert Harding accordion, Robert Hackman sweet potato numbers, and a chorus from Miss Agnes Hensel's fourth grade.
The article notes watches began as small clocks worn from the girdle because early designs were too large for pockets. It details the evolution from belt hung timepieces to pocket friendly forms.
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