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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1923
Page
4
Advertisers are warned the paper goes to press every Thursday morning and cannot guarantee late insertions after Wednesday afternoon. Communications must include the writer’s name and address as a guarantee of good faith, though not required for publication.
An editorial urges residents to shed the "It can't be done" mindset. By citing business groups and communal pushing, communities can prove progress is possible. Organizing locally, filling leaders with confidence and ambition will drive growth and improvements.
Turkeys are said to be more plentiful this year which may push prices down. A grand roast bird makes a festive feast and the moment a child sees the turkey carried to the table remains a lasting memory. The old tradition of generous, long-remembered dinners may be challenged by modern cooking standards.
United government pamphlet from Washington DC offers advice on thrift and avoiding bad investments. It urges reading advertising and tracking monthly expenditures to gauge spending patterns. Reading the Record’s advertising column aids thrifty purchases and forming cash habits.
A Brunnerville column reports multiple calls and visits including Mrs. R L Keith at Peter Eckert’s Pleasant View home, J W Roth visiting Shaeffer Brubaker’s family, and John K Elsinger preparing to occupy a Spring farm near Easturi. The note also mentions attendees at Mrs. Williams funeral, Sunday gatherings at Mt Hope, and kin time with the Hann family in Manheim.
Rav S A Heisey opened a series of previvas meetings at the U S church on Sunday evening to continue indefinitely. The High School basketball team beat Terre Hill High 51 to 26 last Friday. Ti Aemeneyer sold three building lots by private terms to Dr A V Walter adjoining the Brownstown bank. The Traction Company employs many workers to speed the trolley line through town with ongoing work on the restle and Conestoga bridge project. A car line runs from Cherry Tree to Talma to shuttle crews.
On Sunday in the Evangelical edit Edited on N Lit rens Rally Day will be held with services at 10 a.m. and Sunday School at 2 p.m. Dr. J. C. Lau of Schuylkill College Read ing will be the sneaker. The Gospel Teaw of Reading and the Male Chorus of Brownstown perform. The Loyal Workers class held its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs Jennie Sain. The Akron Tugh School Alumni Association opens its winter season with a concert by six members on Friday Now 22nd in the Wire Company all. Moonlight hike enjoyed by Sunshine Workers Class. Birthday surprise for Samuel McEllhenny at his Mphrata home. Several local residents hosted dinners and visits across Akron, Ephrata, Reading, and Royersford areas.
Mrs. Harry Yohn and daughter Dorothy Kathryn of Berwyn visit her father, the William Smith family. Ecenroad of Ephrata visits Mr. and Mrs. John Hallman. Urias Rollman and family spend Sunday with Adam Rollman at Reinhold's Station. Muriel Rollman visits sister Mrs. Samuel Frederick near Ephrata. William Zwally and wife visit Jacob Pwally and family in Mechanicsburg. Clayton Garner and Melvin visit Samuel Zell and Robert Garner families in Reading. Elam Tialdeman and daughters Myrtle and Atwilda with Catherine Tialdeman feed Percy Wenger family in Reading. Harry Badorf and sisters Lou Ella and Mary of Elizabethtown visit relatives here. Mrs. Hsta Herr serves as substitute teacher for Mrs. R. Sch who is sick.
Lancaster farmers will hear Walton Peteet lead a program on co operative marketing at Martin auditorium on Saturday November 24 at 9 30 o clock. Peteet heads the Department of Co operative Marketing for the American Farm Bureau Federation and is touted as an evangelist of economic freedom for farmers nationwide. He will discuss the new national wheat marketing plan and the growth of cooperative marketing in Garden Spot agriculture. All county farmers are welcome to attend. the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Federation sponsors the event with the Lancaster County Farm Bureau affiliate and the State Federation meeting following in the afternoon.
At Langlaster County Publishers Association meeting in Lancaster on Monday a resolution urged Congress and the Post Office Department to revise parcel post classifications. The measure, moved by Howard Re and seconded by John G. Zook, condemns long standing unfair rates on commerce printing and farm product material, seeking equal treatment under a manufacturer style rate.
A Civil War veteran from Rheams, known as Bard, aged 1 years, enjoys daily rabbit hunts with his grandsons. He stays active across fields, stopping cottontails at all angles as the younger generation exhausts their air rifles.
Subscriptions for Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania 6 4 per cent preferred stock reached about 50 million dollars in four days. About 75,000 employees across Bell System are estimated to have subscribed with a 250 percent allotment expected for 200,000 shares. Installment payments of ten dollars per month possible, first payments due late December for January 1 delivery.
A casual exchange notes a man’s near sightedness while discussing eye color. The brief line implies a simple, everyday conversation without further context or outcome.
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