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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
4
The Domestic Woman In Politics
An analysis of women’s voting after suffrage shows two types of attitudes. Many enjoy voting and broaden their perspectives, while domestic minded women prefer home life but may join civic life as community leaders. The article argues older women can adapt, using their practical sense for good government.
The Cost of Courting
Thirty years ago a girl was content with simple visits and small treats. Today many suitors must spend heavily to win attention with dances and outings costing from ten to a hundred dollars. The piece notes wartime spending shaped habits but warns against permanent extravagance impacting prosperity. Demonstration of Mack's good old Moravian Coffee at Pfantz Bros. Store Saturday.
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Hannah
Mack
Pfantz Bros
Local families visit in Lancaster area Sunday
Multiple couples and their children visit relatives across Lititz, Mountville, Rothsville, Schaefferstown, Neffsville, and Willow Street. Notable gatherings include the Metzler family wedding reception in Willow Street and the Emanuel Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society meeting in Brickerville with a detailed program.
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Cloyd Sheaffer
Marie
Martindale
Christ Zook
William Weidman
Catherine
Wilson Spangler
Manheim
Frank Musser
Mt. Joy
Morris Carpenter
Mildred
Lillian
Margaret
Pauline
A. G. Ahligs
Rothsville
Abram Metzler
Elva
Clyde
Phares Zartman
Elam Stark
Bessie Stark
Ruth
Roy Stark
Ivan Grube
Miriam
Schaefferstown
Abram Huber
Willow Street
Alvin Stoner
Simon Landis
Neffsville
Frank Rader
Harry Krall
H. C. Reedy
Lititz
Leona Williams
Nagle
Stover
Dorothy
Lancaster
Horace Sturgis
Lizzie Sturgis
Monroe Zartman
Aaron Weidman
Bertha Kline
Elya Metzler
Weichsel
Elsie
Minerva Zartman
Florence Zartman
Africa
Lillian Himmelberger
Wayne Kline
Bertha
Edna
Laura
Hammer Creek
Pauline Palm
Clay
Christ Hollinger
Penryn
F. A. Weichsel
Florence
E. K. Zartman
John Boyd
John Singer
Edwin Markley
Mary Buck
Loretta Tijlton
Elva Metzler
Anna Bucher
Akron Churches Hold Rally and Weddings Across Town
Evangelical Sunday School held rally day services with the Weachter sisters of Hopeland and Rev. Tell of Schuylkill Seminary as speaker drawing 170 attendees. Rev. Merkey preached in Manheim and revival services began in Rothsville United Evangelical church. Several birthday and wedding notices feature the Wechter family and George Price with a forthcoming event on W Main Street in Akron.
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Evangelical Sunday School
Weachter Sisters of
Hopeland
Tell
Schuylkill Seminary
Reading
Merkey
Manheim
Brethren Church
A. Heisey
United Evangelical Church
Rothsville
Grace
U. E
Annie
Sylvia Wechter
Lincoln
Hilda Wildason
Hanover
Ruth Lengel
Akron
Lester Hurst
Christiana
Elwood Herr
Eden
Geo. Wechter
Ellwood Keath
Lititz
J. L. Albright
H. N. Wolf
Clarence Rudy
Rudy
Frank Retten
Lydia Retten
Rudy Buch
Harlan Sweigart
Anna Buch
Jacob
Ephrata
Miriam Wolf
Charles E Smith
Minnie Buchen
Elm items show community visits and a car accident near Penryn
Local residents visited families in Penryn Manheim and Lincoln with several gatherings reported on Sunday. Mrs Brownsberger recovers after surgery at General Hospital. Burd Long had a dangerous spill in Penryn jumping from a speeding car, suffering a brief loss of consciousness but no serious injuries.
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J. M. Biemesderfer
Edna
Ellsworth Shank
Penryn
Emanuel Diehm
Isaac B. Koehler
Meda
Cephas Hostetter
Manheim
Frank Diehm
Isaac Bomberger
Isaac H. Diehn
I. W. Singer
Adam Diehm
Lincoln
Seth Graybill
Aaron Graybill
Lititz
Oliver Diehm
Israel Graybill
Hallville
Samuel Brownsberger
General Hospital
Burd Long
Harry E. Long
Brunnerville Brieflets Visit And Social Guests
Mrs. Mary Pfautz of East petersburg visits at the homes of J. W. Roth Sam D Erb and wife and Mr and Mrs Garber and daughter Mary on Friday evening. Emma Eckert visits Kleinfeltersville area with Ida Geckley family. Solomon Irvin and wife host Rev. Conrad Curry and related families, with Althouse, Shissler, Eberly, and Keith families visiting at various homes. Jerome Weik family noted in the Mt Airy area gathering.
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Mary Pfautz
East Petersburg
J. W. Roth
Sam‘ D, Erb
Garber
Mary
Erb’s Corner
Amanda Blackbill
Emma Eckert
Kleinfeltersville
Ida Geckley
Solomon Irvin
Conrad Curry
Hummelstown
Andrew Shissler
Lititz
Wayne Althouse
Schoeneck
Harry Eberly
Durlach
R. L. Keith
J.J. Smith
Mt. Airy
Jerome Weik
Browns Town Notes and Local Events
Lemon S Shirk is building a garage behind his home. Mrs Mary Brown celebrated her 89th birthday last Saturday with many callers. Fire Chief George M Zeiser and aides assisted at a fire Monday night on the Elmer Groff farm at Bareville. Rev W Horner opened revival meetings at Woganville. J R Bowers and family of Lancaster visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs Sarah Hackman of Pine Hill visited her daughter here. The race is on for the chiff robe giveaway at Miller Habecker's. call to see how it is done.
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Lemon S. Shirk
Mary Brown
George M. Zeiser
Elmer Groff
Bareville
Lancaster
Sarah Hackman
Pine Hill
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