Memorial Day Significance Deepens Amid World War Remembrance
Memorial Day gains new meaning as veterans, auxiliary corps, and citizens recall past observances. The piece notes 25 years since May 80 and the shift from Civil War remembrance to honoring soldiers in a larger global war. French and British leaders join in France to decorate American graves, symbolizing a revived world order brought by the united free peoples.
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America
Grand Army
Vsage
Woman's Relief
Ee Corps
Marshal
France
Britain
Italy
Marshal Foch
Premier Clemenceau
Lititz Merchant backs Buy in Lititz campaign
Mr. Morris Cohen of Lititz Clothing Store endorses the Recorp Buy in Lititz effort. He urges all influential residents to promote shopping at home and asserts local merchants can better satisfy customers than catalogs. The movement should continue until the community understands its value for growth and prosperity.
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Morris Cohen
Lititz
Recorp
Cohen
Rncorp
Soldier listed as missing in action in France during World War I
The notice reports that Upary 2 2gbh tnfentry 1st Division Ablay fought at Soissons Gou dhercourt St. Mihiel Meuse and Argonne. He was wounded July 5 and sent to a base hospital for repairs. He later suffered a heavy gas attack and was sent back. He has received no mail since August and mail addressed to him was marked deceased, though the War Department never notified his parents.
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Ham
Wall
France
Aig Iban
H. Chler
Upary
Disiston
Soissons
Goudhercourt
St. Mihiel
Meuse
Argonne
Aig
Alain
War Department
Recalling the Lost Yard Games of Ver gy and Peggy
The article reflects on obsolete local games such as vergy and peggy once common in Lititz. It notes boys' plays, worn sticks, and wooden pegs, explaining how baseball and changing times diminished interest. It mentions players, distances, and a whirling blow of the peg gy while warning of a wary rival.
Ingersoll Tribute To Those Who Died For Their Country
A prose tribute recalling soldiers who died for national life and the fallen’s memories. It evokes battles, marches, and the sorrow of loved ones as flowers cover graves and souls endure in war’s wake.
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Ingersoll
Freedoin
Local Businesses List and Advertisements
A dense OCR style listing shows numerous Lutiz and surrounding businesses in varied trades. Entries include hardware, groceries, clothing, furniture, jewelry, automobiles, building materials, and services. Also listed are banks, bakeries, confectioneries, and diners with partial names and addresses.
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Benisi
Mary
the Atlantic Refining Company
Philadelphia
Fittsburgh
Alek
Prince Albert
P.A
P. A
Sambhill
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem
N.C
Mr. Cohen
Retavned
Cinges Fone
Whior
Auto Tinton
Percy
Loys
Peggy
McMerker
Chicago
Wm. M. Amer
R. E. Adams Restaurant and Colfectionery
KE. Main Street
Walter H. Buch
Tudor and Gents’ Furnisher
LH. Doster
Elmer BE. Eby
H. P. Gingerich & Co. Iarness
W. B. Gochnauer
W. ML. Grube
S. M. Huber
Lutg Springs
Nat'l Bank Capital
Farmers National Bank Capital
Bidlee
Seaman & Seed Fine Groceries
Lititz Clothing
M. B. Conn
John FP
Longenecker
Chevrolet Autos
Long & Co. Coal
Lamber
Rt. DB
Broad St
W. AH
Bnck Fine Furniture and Undertaker
Geo. L. Hepp Jeweler
Optician
Eastman Kodaks
The
Lititz Record
Noah A. Trimmer
Rudy Bidg
C.S. Zartman Crroceries and Green Goods
W.H. Muth & Co
Longeneckes
Parity
Ideal Cocoa and Chocolate Company
Cocoa and Chocolate
S. C. Hassler Model Bread and Cakes
B. Young & Son
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