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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1912

Page

4

Pressing notices from Lititz and global rail dreams

Advertisers are urged to send notices with writer details for guaranteed publication as press schedules run Thursday mornings. The editorial notes a trend of foreign-born residents racing to war, while Greeks are imagined to return to fight. The piece comments on the campaign, Taft, Wilson, and Teddy, with optimism about crops and rail traffic, and then predicts a November awakening. It ends by discussing Canada’s transcontinental links and a proposed global P and O–style system by the Canadian Pacific Railway.

Turkey Taft Wilson Denver Teddy United States Canada Canadian Pacific Railroad Halifax Vancouver Hongkong China Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company P. & O. Line England

Expert Drummer Wylie Aiken Joins Rothsville Band

An English drummer named Wylie Aiken, recently added to Beck's concert band, attracted attention for his bass drum work. Aiken, a traveling cigar maker now in Rothsville, is a first class musician famed for the snare and comes from a musical lineage. The piece also mentions Jake Borror’s Bull Moose band, whose debut serenade mishap left the groom and guests waiting and the band members unpaid.

Beck Wylie Aiken Aiken Rothsville Mr. Borror Pennville Jake Billy

Local notices of visits and events in Lancaster area

Correspondents note many Lancaster and surrounding residents spent Sundays visiting family and friends in towns such as Lititz Manheim and Akron. Events include Lutheran Reformation services Oct 31 a poultry thief rumor a Nettsville visit and a funeral at White Oak church for Mrs Jacob Habecker with Rev Bittner services. Local rallies and nuptial gatherings are also mentioned.

Samuel Miller Lancaster Thos. H. Erb Clarence Anna Belle Fairland Susan Young Geo. Frogress Frank Ressler Walter Sturgis Lititz D. D. Butter Baltimore Cigarmakers’ Union Paul Krafft Warwick C. B. Hertzler Amos Shenk Manheim Amos Martin Peter Keller Mamie Leib Fred Brookmyer Fruitville Henry Fry Robert Mabel Mamie Cora Isaac Dillman C. C. Kofroth John Johnson Harry Johnson Akron John Sperau A. G. Fassnacht Atlantic City Philadelphia Milton Huncberger Brownstown Harry Myers Albert Hostetter M. S. Hallacher Lutheran Sunday School Graybill Hossler Nettsville Abram Earhart Calathampians Henry Habecker Fahnestock Jacob Habecker White Oak Bittner Kissel Hill Jacob Hershey

Akron Notes Highlights and Local Events

Miss Lillian Roether celebrates thirteenth birthday with nearly one hundred friends at her North Eleventh Street home. The High School Literary Society tests Friday evening, revival meetings open Saturday at Brethren Church led by Rev. Isaac H. Taylor. Elder John Myers and wife visited the Witmyers. A Democratic mass meeting at Disston hotel Friday plans a Wilson and Marshall pole raising with speakers B F. Davis C G Bassler and L N Spencer. Petersburg band to provide music.

Lillian Roether Rufus Roether North Eleventh Street Literary Society Brethren Church Isaac H. Taylor Neffsville John Myers Lititz Daniel S. Witmyer Disston Hotel Wilson and Marshall Pole B. F. Davis C. G. Bassler L. N. Spencer Petersburg

Colonial Theatre Delights Lancaster Crowds This Week

Townspeople returning from the county fair in Lancaster found the Colonial Theatre a highlight of their trip. The venue offers popular five ten and fifteen cent Keith shows and drew big crowds. This week opened with strong talent and promises another strong lineup featuring the Yoscanny Japs, W Stanley James and Company in Bixby's Baby, Alf Ripon the ventriloquist, Doncourt and Mack, and new moving pictures.

Lancaster Colonial Theatre Colonial Keith W. Stanley James & Company

Woman Dies By Own Action Near Ruhl's Church

Mrs Olivia Bitner wife of Jacob A Bitner of Lancaster died by self inflicted fire at her brother Clayton Ober's home in Rapho township near Ruhl's A B church. She had been an invalid for years and recently moved from Lancaster to her brother's home. Matches lit her clothing and she was left briefly alone. Neighbors fought flames as the house was saved. Funeral held Thursday at Hornley's Church near Manheim.

Olivia Bitner Jacob A. Biter Lancaster Clayton Ober Rapho Township Ruhl’s A. B. Church Ober Bitther Aaron Ober Hornley’s Church Manheim

Why Vote for a Change During Prosperity and High Prices

A pro prosperity argument notes farmers and manufacturers gain from high prices, wages rise, and widespread employment follows. It warns that drastic changes or anti Taft legislation could trigger panic, reduce food and clothing prices, and threaten jobs and output. The piece urges sticking with McKinley era guidance and avoiding risky experiments.

Taft

We'll Buy Your Sewed Carpet Rags and Rugs

We will buy sewn carpet rags and offer credit for them toward rags carpets or other merchandise. Velvet rugs 9x12 feet priced at 15 dollars in floral and conventional patterns. Linoleum inlaid grades from 1.25 to 1.50, sizes 3 to 8 square yards, suitable for vestibules kitchens and bathrooms. Great bargains.

Window Shades and Curtains Offerings at Bargain Prices

Readable advertisement lists Good Window Shades at 25¢ each, six-foot length and ready to hang. Best grade oil shades at 50¢ with color choices and good rollers. American lace curtains 40 inches by 3 yards offered at $1 per pair. Fifty-inch furniture coverings cords and tapestries priced 40¢ to $1.50 per yard.

Watt & Shand's offers full dress fabric lines for winter

Real cold weather nears and Watt & Shand's promotes a wide range of dressmaker fabrics. All-Wool Poplins 36 inches wide cost 50 cents a yard, All-Wool French Serges 54 inches wide 1.50 a yard, and All-Wool Diagonal 54 inches wide 1.75 a yard. The shop touts durability, color options, and suitability for dresses, coats, and children's garments with medium to heavy weights in blue shades.

Watt & Shand’s

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J. F. Buch Lititz Pa Bull Moose Rotasville Brusnerville LTS Simon Meek Lititu Oscar Spayd Mary Flory Edna Young E. G. Geyer Harry M. Meily Ephrata U. B P. C. Kline Horace Biemesderfer Frank R. Diehm Elm Harvey Weber Sallie Biemesderfer Penryn Penryn Pennings Akron Notes Democratic Rally The McKinley Adv E. Main Street Lititz, Pa Watt & Shand Corner Square East King Street Penna Garnet Kersey Blue
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