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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1914
Page
5
Fire alarm taps listed by location and count across town followed by extensive religious notices from Moravian to Mennonite congregations. Services, sermons, baptisms, lovefeasts, and Advent planning scheduled or announced for Lititz and surrounding areas with multiple pastors and churches named.
The Lititz High School basketball team, coached by Lloyd Stark, hosts the All Collegians comprising Moravian College bound Lititz players. Tipoff is 8 pm with 15 cent admission and 20 cent reserved seats at Habecker's.
At the market last Saturday pork and its by products dominated trade with steady prices. Dressed chickens sold slowly from 0 to 90 cents each, a large dressed goose brought 2.25 dollars, butter 88 cents per pound, eggs 38 to 40 cents per dozen, and cup cheese at 5 cents per dish amid steady demand for other items.
A column of reflective verse and micro-essays gives thanks for sun water breeze and a busy mind. It blends seasonal weather notes with quips about holidays prices coal wages and war while weaving humor into everyday life and social observations.
A series of marriage notices from Lititz Lancaster and surrounding areas records several unions. Cyrus K. Zartman of Manheim and Susan R. Spickler of Lititz wed at St. Pauls Lutheran with a Lancaster auto trip afterward. Clayton M. Kreider and Leah W. Kilhefner married at the Church of the Brethren parsonage in Lancaster. Floyd B. Bender and Martha J. Hercelreath wed in Harrisburg at a Boggs home ceremony. Harry L. Grumbein and Katie P. Young tied the knot at Lititz's East Main Street residence with Rev J W G Hershey officiating.
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