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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1915
Page
4
The notice explains weekly Thursday press schedule and deadlines for matter, requires authenticated communications, lists rates for obituaries society items and entertainments, urges prompt renewal, change of address guidance, and standard subscription terms of $1.00 prepaid or $1.25 postpaid per year.
Notice indicates mail handling status with designation entered at Lititz Pennsylvania Post Office as second class matter.
A weekly note argues age is how you live not count of years. It praises staying active and playful, citing a father coasting in a child’s wagon as proof youth can persist beyond thirty. It also asserts advertising’s value and the honesty of ads in reputable papers. An auto accident near Neffsville caused damage but no injuries.
Secretary of Agriculture Charles E. Patton approves the fall winter orchard demonstrations led by the Economic Bureau of Zoology field men. Meetings start at 1 PM on scheduled days and cover pruning and spraying. Free access for interested individuals. Demonstrations include Cyrus T. Fox on Dec 3, Adam B. Vogel on Nov 29, C B Snyder on Dec 1, Charles I L Landis on Dec 2, J E Hostetter on Nov 30, L K Stubbs on Peach Bottom date.
From our Correspondents Miss May Haverstick and others report several locals on the sick list. Mrs. W. E. Evans and sons left for Alden New York after six weeks with her parents. U B Junior Christian Endeavor held a well received program. Elmer Forney shared stories from Levy West Virginia highlighting regional language and habits. Rev F F Holsapple spoke at the Lutheran church and Elmer E Klaus heads to Rainelle. Several residents visited relatives over the weekend and revival services continue at New Zion’s church.
Sunday evening services at the U B church continue this week led by Rev. Frank Rineer of Millersville. J F Habecker from Parsons visited his mother, Elmira Hess stayed with grandmother in Ephrata, and Frank S Kieth from Millersville State Normal was home for weekend. A crowd enjoyed the Welsh Mountain mission program at K G E hall. HL Keith plans an annual auction on Friday December 24 with dry goods and more. A K Wolf won a large turkey gobbler at Akron. A thanksgiving eve joint banquet is set for the K G E hall.
The town plans to install electric lights with measurements taken and stakes driven where poles will be set. Local residents anticipate bright evenings as neighboring towns already enjoy illumination.
A grand fair begins Saturday evening Nov 27 at Keystone Hall to aid Washington Camp No 559 P O S of A. The opening night program features Beck's concert band of Lititz as the musical attraction.
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