Entered at Lititz Post Office as second class matter
Classified line noting mail as second class matter entered at the Lititz Pennsylvania post office.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1914
Page
5
Classified line noting mail as second class matter entered at the Lititz Pennsylvania post office.
The article notes the November 3 election will be highly competitive with many discussing politics. Ministers and citizens urged to study candidates’ records and vote according to conscience, predicting a large turnout.
Brunnerville teachers Miss Pauline Hess and Miss Francis Lefevre led a flag raising on school grounds with a fifty foot pole and a patriotic program. H Frank Eshleman spoke on the flag’s meaning and urged obedience to the flag and to vote, praising teachers and pupils for their efforts. Special sale note for toilet soap appears at article end.
Correspondents report Samuel Foltz bought the two acre Reidenbach property at last Saturday afternoon public sale for 3836 dollars. The community notes include local visits, church talks, lectures, school events, and ongoing building projects amid a busy Akron area scene.
The community was informed of recent deaths including Mrs Ella BE Clay of Shoop's Church Dauphin County and Samuel H Eberly near Kleinfeltersville. Mrs Clay died after long illness aged about 60 and leaves husband and daughter Ida Dare. Eberly died of pneumonia aged 45 years 9 months 37 days leaving wife Mary and children Howard Elsie and several siblings. Funeral details list services by Rev A J Bachman and interment at Millbach Cemetery with ceremonies Friday morning.
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