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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
9
Six Holstein bull calves aged about 4409 months are listed for breeding records while a substantial flock of sheep is noted. Terras cash notes with approved security will be accepted. buyers pay the discount. Bale sale starts at 1 PM. conditions to be announced by Jacob Hershey.
Paul Leeds Royer of Rothsville will graduate from the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Mt. Airy on Tuesday May 27 and join the Mt. Jackson parish in Virginia. Ten ministers will be graduated with the fifty fifth annual commencement. Rev. Frederick H. Knubel will deliver the main address as president of the United Lutheran Church in America. Last Friday Walter H. Buch turned 65 and has run a clothing store here for 46 years. Miss Hila Buch, a 39 year Lititz post office employee, celebrated her birthday by treating the Lemmalaxece post office staff to ice cream pretzels and cake.
Muddy grounds cancelled all local baseball this Saturday. Adamstown will host Eighth Ward Lancaster, a rematch after a strong showing by Manager Butter. Game starts at 3 15 P.M. A postponed street parade will now take place this week with Boy Scouts drum corps Fire Company and ball players from both teams.
Manager Butter hag faced several reverses but moved ahead with Terre Hill and Halinstein of Mt. Joy as receiver. He replaces Columbia and fast Lebanon aeami, while Ralph Diehm returns to Lititz lineup. Fans hoped for a game Saturday but rain delays sparked disappointment. a large crowd is expected Saturday.
The Hager Store in Lancaster marks its 98th year as Americas oldest family owned department store in the same location. Founded in 1821, it boasts long standing public trust and a major sales event described as a galaxy of unequaled values. The anniversary sale runs from last Saturday through month end with ongoing promotions and upcoming advertisements detailing lavish offerings.
Mr and Mrs John Boyey hosted a Sunday birthday dinner at their near Dumstown farm with seventeen grandchildren and many relatives present. Guests included Mr and Mrs Monroe Hekenrode and families from Lalit Womeladyrf Kiet atersville Hphrata and Lancaster areas. The gathering ended with a joyful farm party while community chatter noted local Racorp telly neighbor. Subscription rates listed: $1.50 yearly, 75 cents six months.
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