Lititz Record Entry Notice
The Lititz Record appears entered at Lititz, Pennsylvania, through the post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1928
Page
4
The Lititz Record appears entered at Lititz, Pennsylvania, through the post office as second class matter.
The Animal Trap Company of America plans expansion using a patented tempering process developed in the past two years at Lititz and the Niagara Falls plant. The method strengthens tools, reduces brittleness, and adds rust resistance as production and new garden tools lines grow. Under president C. M. Woolworth the firm expects higher output, steadier employment, and improved efficiency across Lititz and Niagara Falls plants. N. S. Myers reports Lititz area real estate moves including a 63 acre farm near Schoeneck and a Brutsnock township brick dwelling sale, with other properties changing hands for notable sums.
Rev and Mrs M E Ritzman of Reading spoke at the Evangelical church mission rally with Chinese language songs by the Ritzman children. A Ladies Bible class cake sale at W P Beck's store is planned for Saturday 2 to 4 PM to benefit the class. An Administration Day service featured veterans Charles Slair and Melvin Raezer recalling WWI experiences. Landis Bucher of Farmerville bought the old schoolhouse property for 730 dollars at a recent sale. Quarterly conference and communion set for Dec 1–2 led by Rev T L Wentz. Community visits included Mrs Claude Shaner and son Carl with J K Smith’s family, and others visiting Monterey.
Akron notes Sunday observances at Mis Zion Evangelical and Zion Lutheran churches. The Women's Missionary Society held its annual bank offering with Mrs. Geo Kercher as speaker. A large list of visitors and local visits follow, detailing family and church group travel from Lancaster Lititz Reading Allentown and beyond. The John B Huber farm near Browns Town was sold to Edward Grube for 9000 dollars with possession April 1 1929.
The Warwick Township Alumni Association will hold a Chicken and Waffle supper in the High School Gymnasium on Saturday evening November 24, 1928. Music will be furnished by an orchestra.
Halfville events show Wayne Elser aml family and John Whitcrafts party from Brickerville visiting Elmer D. Todds kin. R E Adams and kin visited Mt Joy friends. Mrs Monroe Todd and David Todds family of White Oak joined. Samuel Hossler and five sisters visited John Engle. Jacob Summy and family called on the Bulmers. M G Shreiner and wife attended the Brethren love feast at Tirstitz church.
East Petersburg residents Mr and Mrs Harvey Hinieke and daughters Grace and Amna, near Brunner ville families Abram Strickler and children, Elmer Spayd and Virginia, joined by the Landis household, shared Sunday visits. The page lists several other families visiting relatives in Lititz Rothsville and Roberstown amid illness in the Landis home.
Report notes pigeons bore the names of ancient Greece Olympic victors to their home cities as cited by American Mrsegine.
A nostalgic poem traces chocolate from ancient bids by rulers to its ongoing role in love and memory. The piece praises chocolate as a joyful, heavenly indulgence and a tribute to beloved mothers and hearts.
A poem depicts an autumn night with wind roaring through caves and branches, corn banners like a legion under a sallow moon, killdeer cries over a creek, and a town clock striking midnight as the reader sits by the fire.
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