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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
4
Autumn Raises Vigor in Lititz as News of Local Visits Spreads
The piece explores autumn as a beautiful season signifying renewal and energy for work and play. It then lists numerous local social visits across Lititz and nearby towns, including family gatherings, trips to Lancaster, Akron, and Pottsville, and several Sunday visits. The report notes a moonlight corn cutting party, cider making, and warnings about fast driving on era road at Hallville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Aaron Burkholder
Brunnerville
Jonas Hartman
John Greiner
Jerome Koehler
Kansas
Isaac
Robert Biemesderfer
Lois
Chas L. Husler
Honeybrook
L. Nest
Ruhl
Herbert Mann
Charles Rose
Lancaster
Lampeter
Edna Frey
R. H. Adams
Elmer Toddard
Galen Balmer
Sunda
Era Road
Hallville
Abram Graybill
Isaac Stauffer
Clay
Harry
Frey
Shreiners Store
Ralph E. Adams
Loyal Workers class meets at Mrs Heiser in Cm
The Loyal Workers Sunday School class met at Mrs. Samuel Heiser's home with teacher Mrs. Sallie Buch and many members present. After the program, luncheon was served, followed by a funeral for William Zell of the Cloister near Ephrata. Interment was in Middle Greek cemetery. Numerous local families hosted visiting relatives and attended gatherings around Lancaster and Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Evangelical Sunday School
Samuel Heiser
Sallie Buch
Annie Cooper
Lavina Smith
Lizzie Zell
Frank Adams
Edwin Eshleman
Daniel Johns
Jacob Dissinger
Clayton Garner
Elam Myers
Elam Miller
Rufus Roether
Nancy Jane
San Robert, Jr
Norristown
Eugene Weidler
Lititz
Jacob Bomberger
Rothysville
Ralph Roseborn
New Holland
Albert W. Fritz
Neuman Rhoads
Roy Sweigart
Thelma and Son Jr
Reading
Laura
Annie Zell
Ephrata
Levi Heck
Womelsdorf
Quinton Zwally
Daniel Mumma
LeRoy
Jacob
Ammon
Esther
Florin
Paul Mumma
Maytown
Wesley Martin
Henry Sanders
Elizabethtown
W. B. Buch
S. B. Wolf
Charles Wolf
Daniel
Samuel
Rey
S. N. Wolf
Andrew Wolf
Earl Bentchler
Sarah
Like
Russel
Bernville
Jurors Drawn for Lancaster Courts November 16 to 30
Judge Landis Sheriff and Jury Commissioners drew 204 names from the Jury Wheel. Grand Jury members for November 16 include Isaac Mentzer and Jacob Showalter of New Holland. Common Pleas and Quarter Sessions jurors list several individuals from Manheim, Ephrata, Lititz, Rothsville, and surrounding townships for November 16 23 and 30 terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Landis
Common Pleas
Isaac G. Mentzer
Jocob Showater
New Holland
Harry
Hobenshade
Manheim
Elwood P. Miller
Ephrata
Bertha E. Pfautz
Lititz
Rey K. Doster
Warwick
Frank Diehm
Kim
D. W. McHirey
George
Demmy
Ella Miller
Henry
Water power project eyed for Wayne county site
In Wayne county between Honesdale and Newfoundland a vast water bed is being developed for a hydro electric plant with an estimated cost of 12 million dollars. The lake now under construction is 17 miles long and five miles wide, with a 50 mile circumference, becoming a busy work area across the mountains. Newfoundland village, home to about 250 to 300 people, features one MoraVain church, one school, three stores, a brass band and a barber shop. A bank charter request drew 45 thousand dollars in subscriptions, far above the required 25 thousand, signaling local wealth and plans for a stone bank building. Prevent sickness for children at Planty Bros with sturdy shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Raven
Wayne County
Honesdale
Newfoundland
Moravain
Notice of Administration for Estate of Mary R Snavely
Administrators dba announce letters of administration on the estate of Mary R Snavely late of Elizabeth Two Lancaster County Pa. All debts payable immediately and all claims presented for settlement to Clayton B Snavely or Elam Snavely at Lititz Pa with attorney Joseph B Wissler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary R. Snavely
Elizabeth Two
Lititz
Lancaster Co
Clayton B .Snavely
Elam S. Snavely
Joseph B. Wissler
Orphans' Court
Orphans’ Court of
Lancaster County
Millport
Warwick Township
Oregon
Ruthsville
John K. Kulp
A. K. Sheneberger
Mary Sheneberger
The
Lancaster Trust Company Guardian
Mabel C. Heffner
Eden W. Heffner
Walter W. Heffner
jJacob
G. Conrad
Samuel M. Ruth
Zimmerman, Myers & Kready
Birthday Party at Oregon Celebrates Mrs Buchs Forty Third
A birthday gathering at the home of Tyan Buch in Oregon honored Mrs. Buchs forty third birthday with eighteen guests. Attendees included families from Lancaster Hinkletown Lititz Brownstown Corning and Ephrata. Gifts were exchanged and a supper served. The ad also promotes Scotts Book Store and a Read the Record subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyan Buch
Oregon
Knife's Double Purpose in Seventeenth Century Tools
Fragmentary notes describe knives and forks used for cutting and other tasks in the Seventeenth century. The passage hints at evolving tableware roles but lacks full context or clear events.
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. Buch
Lititz, Pa
Lloyd Ober
Akron
Wm. Romig
H. Arlington Gerhart
J. W. Gerhart
Beulah Brubaker
Eberly
Almenara Gerhart
Christ Wiest
Durlach
Samuel Wiest
Halfville
Neighborhood News
Akron News
New York State
Planty Bros
Scott’s Book Store
Working Capital 4
Consumers Stores, Inc
Beery Mina
Lancaster Nati Oon
East Main Street
National
National Butter
National Coffee
N. B.C
Ted
Fresh Pack Golden
Fancy Ford
Nationat
Lititz Springs National Bank
Pennsylvania
U. S
LU. S
Bensers
Inelideid
Dhems
State of
Penna
County of
I. H. H. Diehm
H. H. Dishmn
Herr
Henry W. Myers
Adam L. Burkholder
C. 8. Landes
United States
Echc
Ceca Shectetn
Federal Reserve Bank
AAG Aeror
Aurety
State of Penns
County of Lancaster
J. A. Breitigan
Breitigan
J. B. Herr
Bmy
Josep B
Wiss
Prank Bueh
C. B
Risser
Wuuty Pyoster
S _ sinvice
Comforts
Doster’s Dept. Store
Napair
Amos Huber
R .D. No
Maise
E. Main St
Mr. Korte
B. D
Earl Young
Silver
Dr. Silver
North Queen Street
Federal Poultry Feeder
Thermo
M. E. Snavely
Ind
Kissel Hill
R. D
Leola
Buckeye
J. F. Longenechker
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