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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1928
Page
4
The Lititz Record list shows editor and proprietor B. E. K. Buch and notes subscription at $1.55 per year. It includes post office entry in Lititz, Pennsylvania and class two mailing status.
In Lititz voters are urged to cast ballots to reflect civic spirit and town progress. A high turnout signals engaged citizens who monitor taxes and municipal services, while light participation suggests slack citizenship and poorer municipal oversight.
A rural reminiscence recalls how fathers asked sons to chop and stack firewood for winter. The laboring boy endures fatigue as he saws wood, while memories of hardship mix with warmth and the simple joy of corn popping by the embers.
Messrs. S. F. Brown R. A. Misseg and families attended a prayer meeting at the Evangelical church. Reading residents sang solos and recited offerings at Ephrata last Saturday. Several local residents visited relatives in Pottsville and Lancaster County on Sunday.
Me and Mrs. Adam A. Getz of Akron visited Miss Empra Duck last Sunday, reporting a pleasant outing and friendly welcome in Mississippi.
Robert Garman sold his home to Norman Bombarger for 500 dollars last week. D. Todd and family attended the funeral of Mrs. Isaac Walters at Brickerville on Sunday afternoon. Nathan C. Fry and family from Buck's Mill visited R. E. Adams over Sunday. M. G. Shriner and wife attended a Brethren church children's meeting in Manheim. Abram Graybill is making cider with good apples for sale locally.
Miss Grace Kramer gathered the Sunday School class at her home along with several families from Middle Creek and nearby areas for an evening. Dozens of residents attended Ephrata Farmer's Day and many visited relatives across Lititz York Sealing Grove Manheim and Brunnerville over the weekend.
The 1828 ROTRSVILLE notes describe an annual pre Halloween social in the school gym. Classes set up booths with treats and activities including Apple Tree, Hog Dogs and Magic Booth, Pie and Soft Drinks, Ice Cream and Candies.
The Rothsville High School community invites patrons to a free Grade entertainment as the first issue of the Broadcaster newspaper is released. Honor roll seniors Anna Stoner Grace Miller Robert Adams and Ivan Neidermyer lead a broad list of students recognized for A and B grades and citizenship achievements.
Fragmentary local item lists residents and visitors connected to Mt Zion Sunday School at the Miller home. Mentions include Deitrich the teacher, Mr. and Mrs. Camden, Shirker family, Back of haying Effie, Weidler from the G. 7, landis, Albright, Tra Landis, Molinton, Mr. and Mrs. J L Albright, and others noted as visiting or visiting from nearby towns.
A damaged OCR snippet references traffic and a political context with mentions of Hartge Sense and Sen Pran risee Chroniels, offering limited readable names and dates.
The piece critiques political influence in courtrooms and the role of campaign money in justice. It cites Hon. Eshleman of Lancaster, discusses voter duties, and warns that politics and crime sometimes intersect, urging citizens to visit courtrooms and stay ready for jury service.
Com Richard H Byrd tests cereals on a pole trip with his steward Mr Gleason evaluating meals. ZO emerges as rich in iron lime and vitamin B and ten times as nutritious as typical fare. The selection aims to aid health and decision making during the voyage.
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