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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1923
Page
4
Spring draws city and town residents to country woods to fish their favorite streams. Autos enable long excursions with little absence from work. More anglers than ever, yet some waters still yield poor catches. The wholesome effort offers peace, improved appetite, and refreshed outlook.
The piece argues that strong school teams benefit the community and that wins are not guaranteed. It emphasizes fan support and enthusiastic backing as key, noting that attendance and positive encouragement help players feel pride in their athletic skill despite occasional errors.
Eluior Heineman and many area families including the Rissers Brubaker Trothsville and Lititz residents gathered Sunday with Elizabethtown College students. Ralph Worley and Samuel Shhreiber traveled to New Germantown and Carlisle after visiting the Lloysville Orphans' Home. Mr Worley fished Perry county catching 75. Pfantz Bros. advertised store HQs for bugs linoleums awnings and window shades.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Hartman and son Willard visited Paul Singer and family at Manheim on Sunday. Charles Hess moved into a purchased home from Clayton Adair. John Shrine bought a new Buick from J. Z. Brubaker. Sunday guests included many local families at J. W. Singer’s home and nearby households. A love feast occurred at Middle Creek church, and Mrs. Martin of Ephrata visited her daughter.
Lexington news recounts visits among Zartman families and friends across Lincoln Roseville and Willow Street. Church events include a Love Feast at the Church of the Brethren and a missionary talk by Miriam Thunshereer in Reading. A high school farewell for the Senior class and a Mamie Miller birthday surprise are noted along with a New York trip by Rev N Wolf for Akron Shoe factory interests.
A Lancaster area social page lists visits and gatherings across Manheim, Brownstown, Akron, and Reading. Multiple families hosted meals and extended kinfolk from Camden, Ephrata, and Canton, Ohio, with church events and a Radcliffe Chautauqua series upcoming in nearby towns. Brownstown reports organize a new ball team with Keiffer's Hotel field prep underway and a lineup including Tiller Blackman and Enek on the mound.
At a recent school board meeting Warwick Township approved appointments for several teachers. Appointments include Principal at Rothsville Victor D. Heisey, 1st assistant Maurie McPol, 2nd assistant Marion Bieme derfer, 9th grade Chester Adam Grammar, and vacancies in Intermediate and Secondary. Other named staff and schools include Stoner primary Mary He Millport Florence Royer Owl Wit J M Dietrich Kis sel U] and Fairview H G Mine nich, Buch's Ruth Gundsum Lexi con Abra Mease Brunnerville secondary vacant Brunnerville primary Pauline Doster Huber's Ella Mac Mellinger.
The eighth annual Stauffer reunion takes place at Harry Corrells one half mile east of New Welland on Wednesday May 30. The program includes devotional exercises by Bishop Geo Keener of Hagerstown and addresses by Frank M Stauffer Gideon Eberly and Elmer J Herr among others with recitations songs and a children's hour. Attendees are asked to bring lunch and greet local Stauffer kin inviting all to attend and partake in homemade soap advertisements and local notices.
A local event showcases oil stove use for cooking with kerosene fuel. Demonstrations cover preparing any dish that can be cooked boiled baked or stewed on an oil stove highlighting efficiency and clean gas burners and ovens.
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