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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1929
Page
3
A secret prowess allegedly transforms imitation pearls into gems that defy detection at first glance. The claim suggests a witchcraft influence making counterfeit jewelry indistinguishable from real pearls to casual observers.
Local advertisement notes availability of hauling of all kinds with weed for sale and garbage collection services. Contact Hollinger at 327 Liberty Street Lititz PA or call 219 R. Also lists M Ada Schnerer Notary Public and Insurance at 153 Spruce Street Lititz PA.
Dr. de Boise lives for his craft but faces a dangerous patient, Fleurette. After her brother Le Petit dies and she blames him, she plots revenge with cunning. She visits the doctor under a false plea, then seeks to win his trust as part of a broader plan.
Lexington residents Peggy Sullivan R N and Mildred Carpenter visited with Mr and Mrs Morris Carpenter on Thursday evening. Norman Kline and children Lorraine Norman Jr Dorothy and Jane spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Isac Eric near Springville. Eleanor Keath Pine Hill visited with Margaret and Pauline Carpenter on Sunday. Gordon Bechtel and Steward Geraldine and Rev Russel from Tower City spent Saturday afternoon with Henry Mease. Roy Hoffer Clarence Hoffer of Brannerville and Harold Koch of Lititz called on Samuel Hoffer on Sunday. Herma Rickert was entertained at the Carrieri home over the weekend. Morris Carpenter family and Eleanor Keath then visited Hayden Hummer on Sunday afternoon.
Sunday gatherings and calls spread through the community with many families visiting relatives. Levi Hernley and daughter Dorothy near Hallville hosted. Amos Snavely and daughter Kathryn visited Kissel Hill. Isaac Stoner and daughters Marion and Shirley spent time with Edwin Wenger in Bird in Hand. others called on or hosted in nearby towns including Elizabethtown College student Esther Markley and families in Lancaster, Stroudsburg, Brannerville and Ephrata.
Social rounds show multiple households entertaining over the weekend. Families including Kellers, Franc es Roger and daughters, and Singer from Rothsville hosted gatherings. others hosted relatives from Clay Denver and Brunnerville with extended family present. A hospital patient, Tiva Kurtz, was visited in Lebanon Hospital by Anna Kurtz.
Mrs Sarah Zartman visited the Gerhart family on Tuesday last week. Master J Russell Ober spent a few days with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Zartman last week. Mr and Mrs Elmer Rock and two children attended Communion Services Issel Hill Church on Sunday. Arlington Gerhart and daughter of Columbia were guests of Margaret A Gerhart on Thursday evening. The Lloyd Ober family attended Farmers Day in Lititz and visited the Raymond Kehleman family on Friday and Saturday evenings. Some townspeople attended all day services at Middle Creek on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Rufus F Heisey and family were guests of Mrs Heisey's parents on Sunday. Mrs Jacob Mohler and two daughters Naomi and Lottie of Ephrata were guests of Miss Margaret A Gerhart on Sunday. Miss Ella Myers of Akron was the guest of Margaret A Gerhart on Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Samuel Elser visited Mr and Mrs Samuel K Keller of Lexington on Sunday.
A large audience attended the Summer Christmas Tree exercises in the Evangelical Church hosted by the W M S. An offering of 31 dollars was given toward Milwaukee Missions. Rev G J Seidel of Reading will speak at the S 9 Rally next Sunday afternoon in the E E Church. Rev J Bergstresser of Mohton will speak at the S S Rally in the Evangelical Church on October 20.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Leon Moyer late last week. Ma and Mrs William Poole of York visited J Luke Stauffer and family. The Melvin Meyer family of Batesville RD and the Elias Diller family of Lancaster were Sunday guests of the M W Buchs. Norman Kensinger of Leacock and Edith Richwine and Ida Richwine of New Holland spent part of Sunday with the Willis E Pierce family. Mr and Mrs M Bingaman of Ephrat a spent Sunday with the A G Carpenter. Monroe Rollman and family of Groffdale spent Sunday with J K Smith and family. Mr and Mrs W P Beck were guests of the Buchs. Prof N Lee Klopp, recently injured in a baseball game, cannot yet resume school duties. Mrs Robert Herr of Akron is substituting. Clinton Kauffman and family of Lititz and Morris Mearig of Zoook s Corner visited with R B Getz. The last of a series of rallies will culminate in United Brethren Church General Rally Day on Sunday with talks by Chester Martin and Mrs J C H Light and a devotional by the pastor.
Dr M H Yoder H J Pierson and Chas K Keath et al prepare to seek from the Governor a charter for the Lititz Community Hotel Company to own operate a hotel plus taxi cab garage laundry and related services under the 1874 act and supplements. Joseph B Wissler is solicitor.
In the evening an installation of recently elected Bible School officers will take place followed by a talk on Our Aims For The New Year by the Superintendent. Chester Witmyer will read scripture, Emanuel Ditzler offers prayer, and pledges will be recited by all departments. The program includes a solo by Charles Hoff, a Junior Choir song, and a Girls Chorus number featuring Sara Oehme, Margie Whitcraft, Celesta Crall, Esther McCreary, Elsie Engle, and Beatrice Kemper, among other features.
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