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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1918

Page

5

Witmyer Leads East in Bantam Game Stock

Lititz breeder DG Witmyer, famed for Game bantams and brown and red varieties, dominates Eastern shows with top stock and has helped place bantam birds at the center of American exhibitions. The piece notes his long career, leadership in the poultry scene, and mentions community appeals for nut and tree planting alongside subscription notes.

DG Wimyer Lititz America Chicago Witmyer Lochinvar Iyye

Pretzel Machinery Installed at Local Firms

Local pretzel makers install automatic dough cutting and rolling machinery from the Neastey Pretzel Machine Company. The system handles 149 pretzels per minute, with adjustable speed, and integrates a hopper, knife, and twist mechanism. Workers praise improved quality as they observe the process, while older methods remain slower.

Sturgis A. Sturgis Willian Kissinger Sturgis & Haines Gough Neastey Tretzel Machine Company Yretzs Machine Gretzels Ile Domgh Danghy

Nazareth editor pursues tree planting effort in Moravian land

Albert Sturgis, revived editor of the Nazareth Item, dedicates time to reforestation on Moravian land in Nazareth borough. He plans to plant a wide variety of trees, using welnuts and peach stock from Nazareth and his hometown, to supply future generations with healthy trees.

Albert Sturgis Nareth J. W. Bruckart Northampton County

Muth Plowing Progress Amid October Weather

Plowing has progressed greatly this October due to favorable weather, with plans to continue into November. Labor shortages hinder work, and the farmer seeks extra help to maintain momentum.

Wholesale Potato Prices Drop Amid Crop Report

Potatoes remain a staple as prices fall below prior highs despite a poor local harvest. National crops vary, growers hold stock in some areas hoping for higher prices, and recent carlots show price declines from buyers to sellers.

Timberland Clear Cut Near Spayd Mill

Charles Lebzelter owns ten acres of Elizabeth township timberland bought from Clayton-Carpenter estate near Spayd's mill. Wilson Hank and crew with a portable saw mill are cutting, half the trees felled. The tract, once home to gray and lying squirrels and owls, will yield high quality oak and chestnut for building material and lower grades for cordwood.

Charles Lebzelter Lancaster Clayton -Carpenter Elizabeth Township Spayd Wison Hank Tees

Is Music in Every Home a Birthright for Children

A persuasive appeal urges families to include music in the home. It extols the piano, player piano, or phonograph as tools to educate and uplift children, claiming music broadens life and happiness and should be present in every dwelling.

The Worst Kind Of War Savings Slacker

A letter condemns men who cash War Savings Stamps during the five year period for show or publicity. It calls such behavior worse than an open enemy, likening it to stabbing Uncle Sam in the back. The piece suggests post offices record cash-ins to reveal true citizens.

Germany Post Office France Uncle Sam

Card of Thanks for loss and sympathy from Schnerer family

We gratefully thank friends and neighbors for help during our bereavement after the death of our son Geo. F. Schnerer at Camp Meade. Mr. and Mrs. Addison Schnerer also acknowledge sincere thanks for services and acts of kindness shown during their time of trial and trouble.

Geo. F. Schnerer Camp Meade Myr Addison Schnerer Stephen B. Kissinger

Nine Cases of the Fin in Que Family Influenza Strain In Ephrata

A countywide flu outbreak hits Ephrata township near Springville with nine members of the Hoover family afflicted and only the mother spared. Laura Smith of Columbia bears a child during hospitalization. the infant dies days later and Mrs. Smith remains gravely ill. Mrs. Greek travels with the Smith family as two Smith children stay with relatives. Local fire protection expands in Sephrata with a new second truck, while Lititz and Ephrata consider insurance and firehouse improvements. The page also carries verse, jokes, and weather notes amid routine notices and the harvest season.

Ephrata Township Springville Harry Hoover Laura Jos. Smith Columbia Sephrata Fire Company Lititz Notiaid Down Ephrata Litisz

Two Early 20th Century Weddings Reported in Lancaster Area

Clarence F. Siegrist and Mattie B. Stauffer wed at the bride’s home with Rev. Landis officiating. Attendants were Sylvester Nolt and Anna Stanifer. ushers John Bear and Benjamin Nolt. A wedding dinner followed for relatives and friends. Norman M. Badorf and Eleanor Habecker married at the Habecker home with Rev. Fred Renta officiating. A maid of honor and best man attended. a sumptuous dinner followed. The groom is linked to Warwick Hotel owner J. S. Badorf and Eby Shoe Factory work. An extensive postwedding trip was postponed due to influenza and factory staffing.

Clarence F. Siegrist John Siegrist Mast Peterburg Mattie B. Stauffer Benjamin Stauffer Lititz N.L. Landis Sylvester Nolt Anna Stanifer John Bear Benjamin Nolt Hadort-Habecker Norman M. Badorf Fleanor Habecker Rohrerstown Christ Habecker Fred Renta Roy Bortazield Harry Eby

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