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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1919

Page

8

Attention to Sons of Veterans G A R Meeting December 1

G A R and Sons of Veterans call members to Brobst Hall 7:30 PM December 1 for a regular meeting with Commander C F Miller Scranton and other officials to outline next year’s officers and carry a strong attendance plea. Officers Earl Brian secretary Brobst Camp 23 invite all members.

Brobst Hall C. F. Miller Scranton W. B. McN la Philadelphia Aml C F. Aument Lancaster Camp 19 Lancaste F.C Earl Brian Brobst

Veteran Waller L. Wers Among Nine Survivors From 200 Man Unit

Much wounded veteran home on furlough from J Company after Cantigny battle. Sergeant Waller L. n. Sons of Edward Garden of Lancaster was hit in the left chest and shoulder, right side and left elbow. He is able to do only light duty.

Cantigny Waller L. N. Sons Edward Garden Lancaster

Palmer Named Food Chief and Hoover Powers Restored

President Wilson placed food control under Attorney General Palmer transferring authority from the food administrator. Hoover's wartime functions are revived to prevent a sugar famine as the Justice Department gains power to curb rising living costs. Palmer’s staff will create a nationwide sugar distribution system to locate stocks and prevent hoarding.

Wilson Palmer Hoover Department of Justice

Pretty Locust Dale wedding ties Kehler and Ritchie

A The wedding of Miss Pearl G Kehler Locust Dale and E Lloyd Ritchie Ashland was held Thursday morning at the Evangelical Church parsonage Locust Dale with Rev Stenley Sittler officiating The couple traveled to Philadelphia and will reside in Locust Dale where Mr Ritchie works as a jeweler and served in France in the 815th Infantry during the war

Evangelical Church Locust Dale Pearl G. Kehler E. Lloyd Ritchie Ashland Stenley Sittler Emmanuel C. Kehler Ritchie Filmer G. Ritchie Lititz Peter H. Loeper France 815Th Infantry Argonne Forest Indelphia Locuster Points Dale Prance Haeckman-Shue Jacob M. Tackman Lincoln Edith G. Shue Thancaster UT. B. Parsonage J. M. Walters Ephrata Near Mr. Benja B. Hertzler Sisteich Hertzler Vd Crosland Irvin Kauffman Newton Morey Gon Paul Read W.H. Buch Miriam Holtzhouse Sydney Kauffman Chester Cyrus Neagley Raymond Neagley Wary Rodgers Harry Neidermyer Garoline Grosh Figlella Grosh Philadelphia Atlantic City Chester Ritchie Atlanta Rithie Pittsburgh Wiliam Mimma Lebanon Canton Ohio Ralph Worley Gettysburg Carlisle William Wortley Ralph Perry County Joseph A' TV Mathers Columbia Laura Hershey Elizabethtown College Owen Hershey University of Pennsylvania J. W. G. Hershey Clayton Bomberger Waterloo Ontario Jacob Bomberger Katie Hinkle Samuel Snyder Hampurg Calder Brunner Ibert Brunner David Bachman Harrisburg Benjamin Grosh Rome Charles A. Brobst Reading Pottsville Ckert

Marriages and notices from Manheim Lititz area

Multiple wedding announcements include Raymond Flolson and Emma Hess, Roy Grayhill and Stella Hollinger, Ulrich Diehm and Kathryn Diehm, Knier and Roger, Keith and Elizabeth Bachman, Tackman and Edith Shue. Bazaar nets 472.29 for Kings Daughters. Public notice on substitute city letter carrier exam set for December 13 at the public school. First Lady Wilson showcased a lavish mink fur wrap.

Manheim Raymond W. Flol B .R. Holger Emma Hess Christian Hess Lititz R. D Roy Grayhill T. B. Grayhill Lititz Stella W. Hollinger B. R. Hollinger Mae Hollingers Charles Arnold J. 5. Knittle Niagara Walls Mannheim Mr. Hellinger Graybill Ideal Chocolate Company Littth Woodrow Wilson Kolinsky

Travelers Near and Far Hearings and Visits Across Town

Local residents and visitors flocked to family gatherings and trips this weekend. Many relatives from Ches ter, Philadelphia, Atlantic City, and Columbus joined relatives in town for dinners, farewells, and home visits.

Local Corn Heads to Chicago Exposition

J. W. Bruckart & Son sent twenty ears of White Dent corn to the International Exposition in Chicago slated for Nov 88 through Dec 6. The ears, though not large, promise high shelled yield per acre and have won prizes at state and county shows. The expo seeks corn grown naturally with an uneven number of rows. Farmers are asked to send ears with uneven rows to the International Grain and Hay Show at Union Stock Yards in Chicago.

J. W. Bruckart & Son Chicago Bruckarts Farmers Rock Union Stock Yards Ilinois

Come On In Spies in Training Camps at Paramount

John Emerson and Anita Loos expose German spies in training camps in the new Paramount film Come On In starring Shirley Mason and Ernest Truex. Mason portrays a patriotic stenographer who helps uncover Hun agents while Truex plays a sergeant entangled with a rival trooper who is a German spy. The plot features exciting adventures and sharp satire on German schemes, with strong production by Emerson and solid support.

John Emerson Anita Loos Paramount Paramount Theatre Shirley Mason Ernest Truex Miss Mason Mr. Truex Dan Upton Uncle Sam Nmerson Cellent

Corn Maal Uses and Benefits Promoted in Booklet

A damaged text describes a booklet issued by a government publication in Washington DC promoting corn use. It highlights corn’s cooking value, suggests recipes and increased corn bread usage for breakfast and dinner, and offers free copies by mail to readers of the Record.

Tions Guyon F. B Departmentulture Washington, D. C

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