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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1924
Page
4
The Pie Season and Its Place in American Life
The author extols pie as a peak seasonal delight across the United States, arguing the pie belt spans the nation. Pie deserves respectful, measured enjoyment rather than hurried consumption, a moderate slice fostering contentment more than large, rushed portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Uncle Sam
The Fire on The Hearth
Philosophers and poets have long loved the open fire as autumn returns. The hearthstone fades in many homes yet many still value this old feature. A low blaze fosters reflection, intimate talk, and neighborly fellowship, easing the world’s strife and guiding thoughts toward friendship and quiet evenings.
Neighborhood News: Lancaster County Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Elmer Bucher and family spent Saturday evening in Lititz for a Sunday School meeting at the Mennonite church. The Hess family and Miss Ellen Pfautz joined an excursion to Niagara Falls. The Ober family were entertained at Kissel Hill for dinner with the former's mother and kin. Emma Snyder of St Josephs Hospital Lancaster visited her father C B Snyder and family. H Arlington Gerhart Anheim and family visited the J W Gerhart household. Elser Gerhart attended the Oregon Sunday School service. C B Snyder attended the funeral of her brother in law near Manheim on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bucher
Lititz
Lloyd Hess
Ellen DL. Pfautz
Niagara Falls
Lloyd Ober
Kissel Hill
Emma Snyder
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lancaster
C. B. Snyder
H. Arlington Gerhart Anheim
J. W. Gerhart
Elser Gerhart
Oregon Sunday School
Manheim
Laura Roland
Charles Wolf
Samuel
Daniel
Reading
S. N. Wolf
Paul Eshleman
C. Wenger
Ephrata
Francis Deitrich
Virginius Smith
Mabel Mertz
Lester Deitrich
John Mertz
Claude Smith
Lloyd Palm
Harry Fry
Harvey Bollinger
Lizzie Bollinger
Aaron Bollinger
Lincoln
P. R. Brown
Emory Zook
Graffdale
Zook
Lang Stewart
Sallie Buck
Robert Herr
Sara
Clarence
Wallace Grube
A. Hornberger
Reinholds
Fannie Wenger
Sue Herman
Mary Reinhold
Richard Altick
W. B. Buch
Grace Reitzel
Rochester
N. Y
C. F. Wenger
Bessie Palmer
Charles
Missionary and church society meetings held in Rothsville
The Women’s Missionary Society of the United Evangelical Church met at Aliss Kissinger’s home last Thursday with a notable program and four new members joining. Next month’s meeting is planned at Mrs. Addison Fasnacht’s home. The Ladies Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church met last week in the church with next gathering at Mrs. Stephen Laven’s home. Lizzie Ressler’s heirs sold the Church Street home last Friday evening to Norman Carpenter for 2707 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the United Evangelical Church
Aliss Esther Kissinger
Addison Fasnacht
Ladies Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Stephen Laven
Lizzie Ressler
Church Street
Norman Carpenter
S. N. Wolf
Clayton E. Christ
Maria N. Adair
Lititz
Woman’s ‘Missionary Society
United Evangelical Church
B. S. Hoppes
Rothsville
William Leed
United Evangelical Sunday School
C. E. Federation of the East Pennsylvania
Trinity United Evangelical
Women’s Missionary Society
Mt. Zion Evangelical Church
Harvey West
S. St
Broad Streets
Bixler
Stumptown
Akron Volunteer Fire Co
Warwick township school board meeting notes and events
The Warwick township school board met last Saturday morning in the High School building, discussing minor items and paying the first month of salaries to teachers. Several local events are announced including a Junior High program on Friday afternoon October 8 and a Farm Women Society No. 1 meeting on Saturday October 4 at Mrs. Jacob B. Weidler’s home. The town hosts a long list of social visits and gatherings from Rothsville, Lititz, Ephrata, and Lancaster, with many residents mentioned by name, plus notes on nursing students, law study plans for Vincent Ruth, and forthcoming marshmallow roast for Ruthsville High freshmen on October 3. Other items include groundbreakings for new houses by G. J. Weachter and E. H. Jae, and local club activity such as the Olivet Basketball Club and Evangelical Missionary Society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick Township School Board
Tthe Junior High
Robert Elser
Myrtle Weachter
Farm Women Society No. 1
Jacob B. Weidler
John Loose
Marie
Elizabeth Kreider
Weidmansville
Jacob Meisky
Susan Weaver
John Locer
Margaret Loose
William Loose
Copeland
Raymond
Margie
Charles Loose
Alma Loose
Frank McCreary
Rothsville
Elsie Loose
Florence Musser
Hilda Nidaho
Sara Weinhold
G. G. Hoover
Joseph D. Carpenter
Lancaster
Toll
Carpenter
Susan Carpenter
Jacob Usner
George
Schoeneck
Joseph
A. Usner
Peter Keller
Ruth
Lititz
Harry D. Buehter
Charles Kieffer
Akron
Vincent Ruth
Philadelphia
Temple University
Samuel M. Ruth
Rothsville High School
Howard Musser
Denver
I. 3
Musser
Charles Musser
Monroe Gable
Reading
Ruths‘ville High School
James Kissinger
Talmage
Henry H. Kissinger
Eleanor
Pat Ephrata
Harvey S. Koehler
Maryland Line
Charles Frymyer
Frymyer
Standard Oil Compsainy
Garvins
Local social and church notices from Lititz area
Sunday visits feature the A G Carpenter and John Butzer families from Silver Spring s. Marriages occur with Rev S N Wolf uniting Clayton E Christ and Maria N Adair. Missions meetings, excursions to Niagara Falls, and multiple family visits populate a dense community notice page from Lititz and surrounding towns.
Lancaster area visitors gather for Sunday home visits
Miss Helen Adams nurse at the General Hospital Lancaster visited Miss Mereta Buch, Mr and Mrs Elray Weidman and Elway Jr from New Holland spent Sunday with the Oscar Weidman family. Mr and Mrs Wilmer Bradley and children from Penryn visited the Barton Kershner family. John Werner of Mohnton visited Akron. Monroe Haldeman and others from Millport Lititz Reading were hosted by Elam Haldeman. Ted Garner and families from Reading joined Clayton Garner family. Peter Martzal of Lancaster visited John Burkholder’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Adams
General Hospital
Lancaster
Mereta Buch
Elray Weidman
Elway
Reading
Clayton ¥. Garner
Peter Martzal
John Burkholder
Obituary notices for Mrs. Charles Fink and Verna Myers
Mrs. Charles Fink 56 died Wednesday at Lancaster General Hospital after a month illness. Born February 11 1868 in West Hempfield she was a Columbia resident and Lutheran Church member. Survived by husband Charles Fink daughter Mrs Mary Grayhill of Lititz brother Peter L. Kiehl and sister Mrs Elizabeth Daum. Private funeral at home with burial in Columbia. Verna Myers seven daughter of Mr and Mrs E G Myers of Lititz near the trap factory died Saturday at Lancaster General Hospital. She is survived by her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fink
Sarah Kiehl Fink
Lancaster General Hospital
West Hempfield Township
Louis
Elizabeth Long Kiehl
Columbia
Lancaster
Lutheran Church
Mary Grayhill
Lititz
William W. Kiehl
Peter L. Kiehl
Elizabeth Daum
Verna Myers
E. G. Myers
Funeral services for Mrs Annie Zag held at Lancaster area
Mrs Annie Zag died September 25 in Wansen Ohio after six months illness from a complication of diseases. Born October 15 1855 near Lancaster she was the daughter of Jacob and Mary Workman. She married Jonas Zug and moved to Ohio in 187% living there till death. Survived by husband Ellen Balky May Emilia Shrive Henry Zug eleven grandchildren three great grandchildren five brothers and sisters in Pennsylvania. Baptized June 6 1924 and known for patience and devoted motherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Zag
Wansen Ohio
Jacob and
Mary Workman
Lancaster
Jonas Bsoug
Ohio
Ellen Balky
East Kansas
May
Emilia Shrive
Henry Zug
Wansen
Pennsylvania
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Neighborhood News
Clay
Brownstown
T. Brown
J. F. Getz
Eugene Zwally
Harry Buch
Saran Bear
Melvin Keith
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church
E. K. Dueck
Jacob G. Bear
Allentown Fair
Evangelical Sunday School
Olivet Club
Abe Bare
Ray Harnish
Filbert Brown
Raymond Getz
Norman Leib
James Harold
Wilbur Wolt
Charles Specht
Sinking Springs
A. G. Carpenter
John Butzer
Silver Springs
E. W., Pierce
Akron News
Dr. McWhorter
Woolworth
Ents
George Myers
Conestoga
Martieville Cemetery
Burkholder’s Restaurant
F. B. Burkholder
Doster’s
Doster’s Dept. Store
Garvin
Langaster
M.T. Garvin & CO
Court House
Lancaster, Pa
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