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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1923
Page
4
The notice outlines a yearly subscription rate of $1.50 set by editor and proprietor R E Buch with postal entry at Litite Pennsylvania. It highlights a flag and related matter as part of the subscription offer.
Pretty Rothsville attracts visitors with tidy homes and trimmed hedges replacing fences. The village showcases green hedges, lawns, and flowers as a model of home beautification. Also listed are Perm Township school board elections with names and schools for the coming eight month term opening September 3. A Sunday evening sermon at the Moravian church was delivered by Rev. B S Crosland to 30 members of local veterans and civic groups.
The Alumnae luncheon will be served in the emrasium on Alumnae day Tuesday June 12 at 4 p m Notify Mrs Mary G Guiles by June 5 if you plan to attend Tickets may be procured at the office This invitation also serves for the commencement exercises and should be passed to other alumnae not yet reached
The Chocolate Factory team defeated Hackman and Hornley nine after twelve innings by 12 to 11. Both sides used five pitchers. In the eleventh, Tim Furlow and Joe Sloat kept it tied at 11 until Carpenter’s clutch single in the twelfth sent Chocolate Team ahead and sealed the win.
A furnace explosion at the Rothsville home of Vollersten caused a fire that was put out without the fire department. Vollersten suffered burns to his left hand and arms and neighbor Christ High was cut while helping, with injuries described as not serious. Also mentions club meeting and local business notes.
Browstown residents plan a June 16 festival on the restaurant lawn hosted by Washington Camp No 694 P O and of A. A Lititz band will provide music. Immanuel Evangelical Sunday School schedules Children Day exercises for June 10 with a strong program. Nearby Mrs Abraham Martins lower garden invites viewing amid a variety of flowers from peony to buttercup. Memorial Day closures noted for banks and businesses. Lancaster Colored Giants were defeated by Hone team 8 to 3 last Saturday. Mrs Anta Yeapgley of Lebanon visiting Miss Emma Brown.
Clay Cullings reports visitors from Pennville to John K. Beard's home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Edwin Hess and daughters Kathryn and Arlene of Akron visited J. K. Pfautz and the J. W. Gerhart family on Sunday. F E Sehnerer and daughter Ada of Lititz were guests of the J. W. Gerhart family on Sunday afternoon. Several residents attended the baccalaureate sermon at the Ephrata A B church Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Elmer Bucher and children spent Saturday in Lititz with Jacob Carper. Mrs W Elser spent Saturday in Lebanon.
The Sunshine Workers class met at Mrs. Irwin Romig's home for a regular monthly gathering with listed members present. The Wom Missionary Society met at Mrs. Daniel Eve Johns's home for their weekly session. A large love feast followed a Brethren church service. Fourteen nurses graduated from Lancaster General Hospital training. Local groups received animal stock and birds from state hatcheries and game commissions. Various families are visited, guests hosted, and neighbors noted in social roundups across Akron and surrounding towns.
Mr and Mrs Elam Myers and Kyven visited the former's parents Mr and Mrs Solomon Myers at Aph rata. The Clayton Ravegum family of near Akron spent Sunday with the former's parents Mr and Mrs William Ravegum.
A slate of community services runs June 4 to June 11 at St. John’s Lutheran Church Brickerville with nightly services at 7:30 PM and special music. Hopeland Male Quartet appears Thursday. Week’s program lists pastors from U B Lititz Manheim Enola and Shurrh Manheim with delegates assisted by taxis and Rothsville hosts.
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