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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1918

Page

4

Lititz Ash Sifting Could Save $87 0400 Citywide

An ash sifting campaign in Lititz claims savings of about $87 0400 yearly by reclaiming coal from household ashes. Five bucketfuls per home per week, each 18 3 4 pounds, at ten to eleven cents per bucket, would total a significant sum, with potential to fund a schoolhouse and borough chamber in under four years.

Clifita Philadelphia Elphia Lutz Lititz Delphia Coopie

Santa and war savings stamps in Christmas drive

The writer urges readers to buy war savings stamps as Christmas gifts and stocking stuffers, noting Uncle Sam has a full supply. The piece suggests stamps fit any stocking and will be treasured by recipients, while acknowledging editor and public hesitations about Christmas gifts and Santa Claus.

Sam Claus Santa Anil Tony

Food conservation urged to spare Allied nations

The message stresses immediate food conservation to prevent famine as every person must help. It notes desperate conditions in occupied territories and France, urging volunteers to support rationing and avoid waste while soldiers in the trenches rely on shared sacrifice for victory.

Win France

Garfield assures coal supply for winter

Dr Garfield says there will be enough coal for the winter though supplies in yards are not large. He emphasizes the present demand can be met and expresses cautious optimism about the outlook despite uncertain stocks.

Garfield

Lexington Social Notes Reach Across Many Local Homes

Mr and Mrs Thram visited Mr and Mrs Miller at Bricker 16 last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Monroe Zariman and Mr and Mrs Wilson Gantz visited relatives at Penryn on Sunday. Samuel Young moves to the John Hertramt home near Brunnerville to run his cigar factory. Mr and Mrs Abram Metzler visited Zarhnana and family on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harry Falnestock of King Hill visited Rev Fah ock and family on Sunday. Gertrude Kreider of Willow Street visited cousin Elva Mets on Saturday and Sunday. 2 King's Daughters Circle will meet at the home of D G Rickert next lay evening. Thieves visited Edwin Markley's barber shop Monday night and stole a lot of fresh fruit and other items from the washroom.

Local notices and harvest reports fill Penryn area Sunday

Allen Ruhl and family visited Henry Ruhll at Penryn on Sunday while M G Schreiner and family visited Wayne Hess at Rothsville. Brubaker offered a public sale of a small farm but failed to attract bidders. Farmers report corn about to be husked and corn prices at 2.59 per bushel.

Allen Ruhl Henry Ruhll Penryn M. G. Shreiner Scott Geo. Shreiner Wayne Hess Rothsville Elmer Weachier Brubaker Gale Hig M. G. Schreiner Tamaily Sunning Ge Halfville Schaefperstown 11 Reformed Church A. J. Bachman Paul Hammer Rinkland Allen Plasterer Rexmont Hallowe'en George Itclienbach Grant Welk Lebanon Derr Kleinfeltersville Bashel van Remor Poul

Wedding receptions and visits highlight Lititz social notes

A busy Social section records a package surprise for Gertrude Peiffer with 87 presents, a wedding reception for Henry Nisley and Callie Young, and numerous visits from residents of Lititz, Lititz area families, Lincoln and Trenton relatives. The list includes Sadie Weist, Marie Stehr Ata, Lizzie Landis, Ruth and Verna Longenecker, and Isaac Graybill families among others, with guests from Lititz and nearby towns.

Gertrude Peiffer Sadie Weist Swent Sunda Marie Stehrata Liszie Landis Henry Nissley Neayman Kathryn Sadie B Longenecker Mets Ruth Edwin Longerecker Verna Zook Lititz Phares Forney Kil An Lund Emma Flora Irvin Lincoln Ilbert Mishler Trenton New Jersey J. W. Gerhart Aily Gertrude Jacob Nisley Henry Callie Young Mvs J. W. Gerhart Margaret Almenara John Erb Coralico Mary Ditzler Cecelia Sam'l Elser Norman Graz

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