Lititz Record Editor and Proprieter Note
The Lititz Record edited and published by E. Buch announces subscription at 1.50 annually and records entry at Lititz PA Post Office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
4
Lititz Needs A Town Hall For Community Use
In Lititz the high gym outgrows its capacity as basketball interest grows and high school needs the space. A town hall is proposed to share for basketball and community events, preserving the school schedule and preventing crowd shortages. Planning should start now to create a dedicated hall for home talent plays and local activities.
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Legion
Ephrata
Lititz
Lititza
Thought for Education Week and the Schoolhouse Power
Henry Ward Beecher cited by analogy the German schoolhouse destroying Napoleon III and the Little Red Schoolhouse defeating Kaiser Wilhelm. The speaker argues education surpasses weaponry and wealth in shaping power, calling Pennsylvanians to build strong schools to overcome future obstacles.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Napoleon
America
Kaiser Wiliam
Germany
Pennsylvania
Loyal Workers meet at Mrs Dissinger home
The United Evangelical Sunday School class held its monthly meeting at Mrs Annie Dissinger’s home with attendees including Mrs Buch teacher Mrs Heiser and many others. After the program, refreshments were served and a clothing and goods shipment was sent to Amy Chadwick’s in Georgia via the Women’s Missionary Society.
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United Evangelical Sunday School
Annie Dissinger
Woman’s Missionary Society of the United Evangelical Church
Amy Chadwick
Georgia
Wayne H. Root
Lancaster
Groff
Evangelical
Akron
N. Wolf
New England
Miller-Hess Shoe Co
Amos Wanner
Jacob Wanner
Clarence
Harry
Noah
Milton
Samuel
Lester Gockley
Lester Jr
Ebner
Elsie
Near Lincoln
Agron Warner
Leon
Melvin
Agron Jr
Irene
Grace
Groffsdale
Clarence Jleffner
Neffsville
Theodore Felpel
George
Bird-in-land
Social visits and gatherings across Lancaster area families
Akorn area families hosted and visited relatives in Manheim Reading Denver and Lancaster. Hosts included Mr and Mrs Samuel Heiser Harvey Bollinger Noah Hess Abraham Hess Wayne Zwally and many others with children Amanda Emma Edna Mary Martha Mark Luella LeRoy Esta and more. Local trips featured Rev H P Hagner Zieglersville and Sus Zwally visiting relatives as Helen Shimp of Stevens stays with C M Mohler.
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Samuel Heiser
Akron
Harvey R. Bollinger
Noah Hess
Abraham Hess
Bareville
Jonas Nolt
Amanda
Emma
Edna
Mary
Murrel
Wayne Zwally
Emma Rudy
Harry Zahm
Manheim
E. K. Hess
Harry Reitz
Harry Zwally
Samuel Frymeyer
Martha
Mark
John Keller
Ephrata
Harvey Koehler
Luella
Jacob
Rothsville
Harvey Smith
Frymeyer
William Leed
Sarah Bosold
Reading
Samuel Brubaker
J. B. Brubaker
Denver
Amos Zimmerman
John W. Martin
Terre Hill
Barton Kershner
Wilmer Bradley
Lancaster
William Clare
George Miller
Coatesville
William Mohn
LeRoy
Frank Hartman
Rufus Roether
Esta
William Denter
H. P. Hagner
Zieglersville
Alice Weller
Alvin Zwally
Sus Zwall
Lititz Man Takes Philadelphia Bride
Miss Helen C. Lewis daughter of Mr and Mrs Spencer K Lewis of Philadelphia became the bride of Galen K Sheinberger son of Mr and Mrs Wilson Sheeneberger of Lititz at Olivet Covenant Presbyterian Church Philadelphia on Saturday November 7 at 7 30 pm The ceremony was by Rev Matthew J Hyndman The bride wore white satin lace and pearls and carried a bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley Attending as matron of honor was Mrs H Fred Witzel of Maplewood New Jersey The bridesmaids wore orchid chiffon gowns and carried chrysanthemums Best man was Mr Thomas S Walker and ushers included Frank Bower J Cecil Schick and H Fred Witzel A reception followed at the bride’s parents home 813 North 24th Street Philadelphia The couple will live at 2103 West Ontario Street Philadelphia Guests included relatives from Lititz Ephrata Lancaster Baltimore New York and other areas.
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H. Fred Witzel
Maplewood
N. J
Emma Nock
Caroline Marenzana
Thomas 8. Walker
Highland Park
Frank Bower
J. Cecil Schick
North 24Th St
Mrs
Distant States Myth vs Local City Life
A miscellany notes how outsiders misread a town while locals struggle with routine issues. It cites American Indians and college football celebrations as population factors and critiques civic routines from traffic to early mornings.
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Coolidge
Ugliness Behind Urban Transition, Says Boston Transcript
The Boston Transcript laments modern city shifts from tradition to transition. It cites lost purpose, shifting standards, and clashing forms from colonial homes to garages, poles, billboards, and vacant lots. The piece decries disorder in business streets amid ongoing makings.
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Boston Transcript
Septic tanks offer safer sewage disposal in wells regions
The New York World discusses replacing old cesspools with septic tanks to safely dispose of sewage in areas using wells. Tanks sit below frost, either outside or in cellars, and must stay above 50 degrees with proper piping to disperse effluent.
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New York World
Building Better Homes Reflects Progress In Housing
The building industry reflects higher living standards as Americans seek more convenient and comfortable homes. Progressive generations gain education and prosperity, driving demand for improved surroundings. Inventions and innovations continually raise home efficiency and comfort.
Plan to shift taxation in California faces amendment vote
Plan to shift the tax burden by amending the state constitution to exempt $2,000 of land-improvement value per person and exempt all personal property from ordinary taxation. Proponents say it would move costs away from farming, home ownership, and commerce toward land speculation and vacant land holdings.
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Los Angeles
Nature’s Electric Power Surges Beyond Niagara Falls Output
A geomajestic claim notes that a single moment of atmospheric storms yields more electrical power than Niagara Falls' plant. An auto maker saved 38600 per day after three days of training at the Wisconsin forest products lab on gluing wood for components.
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Niagara Falls
Forest Products Laboratory
University of Wisconsin
Distinctive Town Styles in Rural Architecture
The time is near when countrysides will host villages with unique architectural styles, creating an atmosphere of distant lands for travelers. Designers face vast possibilities as they craft village buildings. A successful plan avoids monotony by composing mass and color, with details evolving naturally.
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