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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1920

Page

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First Public Meeting For Proposed Trolley

Lancaster county hosts the inaugural meeting of the Lititz area trolley project. Reading company reps outline a Clay to Lititz line serving about twenty thousand people, with local stock subscriptions, route tweaks, and county participation as key conditions for progress.

Lancaster County Lititz Young Men’s Business ‘League Reading Charles J. Esperly William G. Seidel Womelsdorf Myerstown Ferguson Berks County Clay Hanmer Creek Brubaker’s Mill Young Men’s Business League Merchants’ Association

Lititz community notes and business updates

The Lititz chapter of the Delphian Society meets November 2 at 8 pm at the Misses Bricker’s home. The Lititz Music Store expands selling talk ing machines pianos and testing music rolls. A Love One Another Circle social is reported with fine refreshments. P B Bucher and sons expect to buy 3000 to 5000 bushels of apples near Beech Lake along the NY line. Election day calls for full turnout. Banks will close. Lititz Lodge 1056 I C C KF plans first degree work at Terre Hill. Rev F S Hagen leaves New Dorp for Moravian Church Larger Life Campaign. Lt Doster’s fall hunting display wows. Elmer Heineman, after nine months in the army and a Panama stay, is honorably discharged due to a disability from an old arm fracture. He recalls Panama and fruit appeal along the street.

Lititz The Delphian Society F. S. Hagen New Dorp Staten Island N. Y Elmer Heineman Panama Elmer

Real Estate Deals and Local Incidents Reported

Jerre Bowman privately sold two double frame houses on Lincoln avenue including No 1382 to Monroe Shue. Other homes sold to Jacob Eberly Mrs Heck and Mr Kulp of Rothsville. Arias Adams sold a Front street two story to Albert Hauck for 2800 via J Fred Essig. Farm sales include Martin Hess near Brumerville selling 139 acres to Frank Kline for 7200, C B Brubaker Broad street selling 64 acres near Lincoln to John Hessey, Sarah Hess Oregon 58 acres sold to Mr Husson of Lancaster at 251 per acre, barn burned last month. Abram Weidler near Oregon sold 58? acres to Andrew Kulp at 244 per acre. Frank Runk bit by a bull dog while rescuing his dog. hand treated by a doctor. Noah Myers bitten in the hand while petting a dog and cauterized to prevent infection.

Jerre Bowman Lincoln Avenue Monroe Shue Jacob Eberly Heck Mr. Kulp Rothsville Arias Adams Front Street Albert Hauck J. Fred Essig Martin Hess Brumerville Frank Kline C. B. Brubaker Broad Street Lincoln John Hessey Sarah Hess Oregon Mr. Husson Lancaster Abram Weidler Andrew Kulp

Seed bean displayed by William Snavely in Rome

The New Guinea bean raised by William Snavely at Rome is exhibited at Rader's cigar store. It measures four feet three inches and weighs twelve pounds.

William Snavely Rome Rader’s

Surprise Birthday Party in Rome by Benjamin Ritter

Benjamin Ritter of Rome hosted a Saturday evening surprise party for his wife. Twenty eight guests attended from Elizabethtown Lancaster Reading Akron and Lititz. Guests enjoyed piano music and social time while the hostess received many gifts.

Benjamin Ritter Rome Elizabethtown Lancaster Reading Akron Lititz

Hampshire Sale in Lampeter by Swine Breeders Group

The Lancaster County Hampshire Swine Breeders Association will hold a combination sale at Lampeter Pennsylvania on Thursday November 4. J C Brubaker and J W Bruckart of the locality consign stock for the event.

Lancaster County Hampshire

Lititz Forms Local Basketball Team Under Ruhl

Lititz forms a basketball squad led by Chandler Ruhl with players Victor Wagner Henry Hershey Owen Hershey Guy Hershey Arthur Evans and Leon Keith. Games will be at the High School auditorium with practice underway. They may join a county league featuring Marietta Manheim Ephrata and Elizabethtown.

Lititz Chandler Ruhl Ruhl Victor Wagner Henry Owen Hershey Guy Hershey Arthur Evans Leon Keith Marietta Manheim Ephrata Elizabethtown

High Cost of Living Wages Replaced at Oneida Factories

The Oneida Community Ltd announces ending the cost of living scale on November 1 replacing it with a permanent fifty percent increase on base wages. The sliding scale, started in 1916, peaked at fifty percent, with October’s rate at 87 4455, making the new permanent 50 percent rise a clear gain for workers.

Oneida Community, Ltd

Banquet of White Dove Commandery Knights of Malta

A large gathering at Rudy's Hall last Thursday hosted the first banquet of the White Dove Commandery Knights of Malta. Dr D C Martin served as toastmaster with Rev J M Walters delivering the welcome and Hon G G Dichm and S C Hassler replying to toasts. The Knights of Malta orchestra performed. Victor von Wagner sang and encores, while Charles Zartman delivered a humorous recitation and a second selection.

White Dove Commandery Knights of Malta Rudy’s Hall D. C. Martin J. M. Walters G. G. Dichm S. C. Hassler Knights of Melta Orchestra Victor von Wagner Charles Zartman

Hunting Season Near With Rab bit Season Approaching

The season is approaching as hunters prepare. Hunting dogs sell well and the Hershey brothers reported twelve gray squirrels around Quarryville last week. The deep season starts December 1 and lasts two weeks.

Hershey Brothers Quarryville

Safes for Cuba Shipment from Stiffel Freeman Co

A shipment of one hundred safes for Cuba is ordered by Stiffel Freeman Co. A carload left the factory last week and rest will follow as quickly as possible. A five ton vault door for the Akron bank has been completed, praised as among the finest, with a glass front to keep dust out.

Cuba Stiffel-Freeman Co Akron

Treat for Music Lovers Opens Lancaster Concert

The Lancaster Municipal Orchestra begins its season at the Y M C A building in Lancaster on Thursday November 4. Soloist Barbara Maurel, formerly with the Boston Opera Company, is the featured artist and is expected to draw music lovers. Three Lititz men, Herbert Beck J J Huebner and Herbert Weitzel, are in the orchestra.

Lancaster Municipal Orchestra Lancaster Barbara Maurel Boston Opera Company Lititz Herbert Beck J. J. Huebener Herbert Weitzel

S. B. C. Boys Host Halloween Sociable

The S. R. C. Club above Moyer's drug store will host a Halloween sociable on Saturday evening. The event features corn shocks pumpkins and witch designs and aims to surpass prior gatherings with ample food as the fifty member club continues to show strong finances.

Moyer's Drug Store Hallowe'en

New Teacher Mr McLeaf Opens at Lititz High School

Lebanon educator Mr McLeaf began duties Monday as the new teacher in Lititz High School succeeding Mr Ray Grube who left to pursue other work.

McLeaf Lebanon Lititz High School Ray Grube

Strongest Man in Navy Here Pulls Ten Ton Truck With Teeth

Navy recruiting party led by Chief Gunner's Mate Hem merick tours town with Sailor Jim White to showcase navy life. White, 25, 175 pounds, bent bolts and promises entertainment through strength feats, including pulling a ten ton truck with his teeth. He recounts a recent street hold up in Philadelphia and notes weekly medical exams.

Jim White Navy Hemmerick Evans’ Lot Sailor White Record” Office Sailor Jim Philadelphia Jim

United Telephone Announces New Rates Across Lancaster Area

The United Telephone and Telegraph Company filed a new rate schedule with the Public Service Commission and implemented it last Thursday. No rental changes occur. free area is reduced with Lancaster now charged a ten cent toll to New Holland and five cents to Leola. Free areas expand to include East Petersburg Ephrata Gap Lampeter Lititz Mannheim Millersville and Strasburg exchanges, with several interexchange tolls set at ten cents.

United Telephone and Telegraph Company Servce Commission Lancaster New Holland East Petersburg Ephrata Gap Lampeter Lititz Manheim Millersville Strasburg Leola Denver Enterprise Company

New Express Man Here T C Heath Opens Norristown Office

Mr T C Heath of Norristown is named the new American Express Co agent in town. He opened an office on S Broad Street in the former N S Myers space and brings his family to reside here. Heath succeeds W S Evans retired after 34 years service.

T. C. Heath Norristown American Express Co S. Broad Street N. 5. Myers Heath Express Company Reading Philadelphia W. S. Evans

Yard Teardown Transfers to Railroad on Nov 1

The Hershey-Lea man Co. coal and lumber yard on Water street has been torn down. Ground will pass to the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Co. on November 1. The yard opened for business forty years ago by the late Levi Kemper.

Hershey-Leaman Co Water Street Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Co Levi Kemper

Death of Mrs. Magdalena Graybill at 88

Mrs Magdalena Graybill died Monday at her son Samuel Graybill’s East Main street home after a long illness. She was 88 years old and had lived with Samuel for eleven years after moving from Rome following her husband Henry Grayhill’s death. Born in Germany she came to the United States at 22. Surviving children include Peter Ephrata Jacob Brunnerville Harry Ephrata Christ Maiden Creek Samuel Lititz Kate Weachter Millport Lizzie Herman Lititz Martha Landis Brunnerville. Funeral services at home then Hess Mennonite Church at 10, interment in adjoining cemetery.

Magdalena Graybill Samuel Graybill East Main Street Peter Ephrata Jacob Brunnerville Harry Christ Maiden Creek Hess’ Mennonite Church

Obituary: Elder David Snader Dies at 58 in Akron

Elder David Snader died at his home in Akron on Wednesday at age 58 years and 29 days. A Church of the Brethren member, funeral services are set for Monday at 9.80 a.m. at his late home and 9.45 a.m. at the Brethren Church. Interment will follow in Wolf's Cemetery near Akron.

David Snader Akron Church of the Brethren Brethren Church Wolf’s Cemetery

Lititz Man Re-Enlists in Navy as Electrician

James Hornberger of Lititz re-enlisted at the Lancaster recruiting station as a first class electrician after eight years in the U S Navy and was sent to the receiving ship in Philadelphia. He previously worked as an electrician at a chocolate factory.

James Hornberger Lititz United States Navy Lancaster Philadelphia Chocolate Factory

Lititz Community Day Show Promises Wide Exhibits and Cattle Sales

Community Show in Lititz features farm produce poultry and crafts with a cattle sale set for Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Local firms farmers and Warwick township residents prepare exhibits. organizers plan premiums music and refreshments by the American Legion and Warwick Grange groups.

Warwick House A. H. Bomberger D. M. Graybill H. D. Lehman

Travelers near ad hoc social rounds in Lancaster area

Mrs Ivan Brookmyer of Philadelphia spent days with Mr Lemon Neidermyer. Mr and Mrs David Fass and son Benjamin visited John Fass in Philadelphia. Otto Stephan attended a Lancaster banquet honoring Jack Dempsey. Several families visit Asbury Park Mechanicsburg Hallowe en party. George Bashore and Mary Kissinger guests of Thomas Kissinger. Carl Vollmer of Buffalo with two friends toured 525 miles by car to Earl Erb’s home. John Biemesderfer of Reading celebrated fifty with tin smithing peers. Mrs J G Staley and Mrs James Kennedy visit Moravian Home as sale of Hallacher properties nears. Mr and Mrs Meiley of Eph rata traveled Sunday. plan Florida winter. Calvin Buck and Brownstown family guests at Back home.

Ivan Brookmyer Philadelphia Lemon Neidermyer David Fass Benjamin John Fass Otto Stephan Lancaster Jack Dempsey Anna Bricker Elizabeth Bricker Sophie and Magdalena Asbury Park C. E. Beckley George Bashore Baltimore Mary Kissinger Thomas Kissinger Carl Vollmer Buffalo N. Y Earl Erb Vollmer John Biemesderfer Reading John Lititz J. G. Staley New York James Kennedy Youngstown Ohio Sue Young Judge Kennedy Miles Orth Young Hallacher David Meiley Ephrata Quintin Euck Meiley United States California Florida Calvin Buck Brownstown

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Readinng County Ferguson & Co P. B. Bucher Iva and Elam Beech Lake New York State Line Lititz Lodge Terre Hill Doster Frank Runk Mr. Runk Noah Myers Hampshire S. B.C NEW Express Boy Hart Lester Elmer Adams All In Graybill Lothing & Shoe Store Seaman’s American Legion Warwick Virginia Litita Lehman Farm Women’s Society J. C. Brubaker Warwick Grange Lititzboro Lehman Garage
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