Lititz Post Office Class Matter Entry
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
5
Entry filed at Lititz Pennsylvania post office as see class matter.
The Memorial exercises and Grand Sociable are nearly set for Saturday. Parade forms at P.O.S. of A. Hall led by Lititz Consort Band, with World War veterans and Sunday school children, moving to Salem Evangelical cemetery and back to Hubers Lane. Memorial address by Rev. B. M. Schlichter. Citizens asked to decorate homes. sociable features Washington Camp No. 509 FP C S of A promises a grand event with district huts serving from 5 o'clock. Lincoln Gettysburg Address noted. Then dismissal after services. Local notes cover graduations, visits, and community events surrounding May 31.
Ralph H Gehney praised as orator at local flag raising while Lemond Sharp visits from Lebanon. Sunday school district convention in Kieinfeltersville with Rev Bachman speaking on the place of Sunday School in the community. Memorial Day to be observed by Camp 256 P O S A with music and an oration at the cemetery. A child injured after a vehicle collision near Reistville. condition not yet known. High school commencement set for June 12 at the Lutheran church. 11 graduates named with Krall and Stober as staff.
Lexington residents report Sunday visits from various neighbors including Metzlers and Welrs while a store will close on Ascension Day. A man named Leon Angelino, recently moved to Langaster county asylum, is accused of murdering his four young children after attacking his wife and failing to harm others before police intervened. The piece also mentions a Mazela demonstration at Prautz street store this week.
A crowded Pennsylvanian notes many Sunday visits from Mr and Mrs Balmer Elm Mr and Mrs Kurtz Denver and others at the Wiest home. Corporal Wiser Gerhart returns from camp Lewis with wounded soldiers traveling by Penna Railroad to Chicago and to St Paul then Northern Pacific. The trip mentioned Hershey chocolate from Penna and comments on Helena Montana as capital.
A local grocer describes the store as a full service shop that makes shopping easy pleasant and economical. The owners claim to offer the best for every table at honest prices and boast daily praise from customers for dependable service and product knowledge shared openly with shoppers.
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The ad notes a new stock of Simmons Waldamer Chains and pocket knives arranged in a neat display. Remaining items include gold filled match box notes, Waldamers from $1.00 up, solid gold signet pins with engraving free, solid gold fancy pins with stones from 90 cents, and other pins up to $19,508.
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