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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
4
A satirical guide lists ten methods to undermine an association. It argues that skipping meetings avoiding involvement and withholding dues erode participation and create a clique atmosphere. The piece mocks passive resistance as a strategy to disrupt collective work.
In vivid dialect the piece satirizes campaign mania as the press reveals details of candidates and spouses. It notes the public’s shifting knowledge and the inevitability of one winner while urging simplicity and realism in a political ritual.
Barry H. Landis Jr son of H H Landis of East Petersburg married Esther Dorothy Mumma daughter of I N Mumma of Landisville at Green Street Church of God Harrisburg. The couple left for a trip through Maryland and Virginia.
Elmer V. Clausen and Miss Ella Mae Baughman wed at the Lititz Lutheran parsonage with Rev. Fleck. Walter Elsinger and Miss Gertrude Furlow married in Denver by Rev. Fogelman, to reside on a Clay township farm. William Enck and Stella Lausch married at the Lititz home of the bride’s parents by Rev. Walters. Elam Kopp and Elizabeth Demmy wed at the Kopp home, officiated by Rev. Weichsel on Oct. 23.
Town hall hosts a two day event November 5 and 6 with added poultry classes including Black Leghorns and Buff Plymouth Rocks and prize money. Entries close November 4 with judging at noon. no entry fee and bids limited to 100. Exhibits must be in pairs with care on classification and presentation.
Mr and Mrs Samuel W Elser and son Farr visited Saml K Kellar in Lexington on Sunday. Saml Fahnestock family from Manheim spent Sunday with the Elsers Pfautzs and Ellen Pfautz at Mastersonville and Manheim. Almenara and Margaret Gerhart spent weekend at Manheim. Gerhart Elser visit Arlington Gerhart. Love feast at Middle Creek Monday. Hess family spent weekend at Manheim. P O Elser at Akron. Emma Snyder weekend at Millersville.
The tomato shifted from ornamental garden plant to edible fruit after 1830 in peonie culture. An old tale recalls a child’s cautious bite that proved tomato tasting pleasant. Introduced to Europe in the sixteenth century via Morocco, it was nicknamed pomme d amour by the French, apple of love.
Rev J S Harper joined evangelistic services at United Evangelical church in Lawn Lebanon county last week. Ella Light left for Daytona Beach Florida to spend winter with sister Mrs B Locke. Ira Eberly and wife depart for Pasadena California via Chicago and Santa Fe route for three months. Eberly works at local railroad depot. They plan to visit Lititz folk in Pasadena. Several local families visited Albert Kuip’s East Main Street home Sunday. Mrs Dr Ferry of Lancaster and Mrs Dr Toward of Norristown and Mars visit. Charles Rosenberg and son Archibald head to Georgia and other states by truck for several months. Key took two to Newroes with them to help entertain crowds while doctor and son sell Century Oil.
Mrs Sallie Von Nieda formerly Sallie Zartman of Brickerville died Sunday at Mountain Springs Motel Ephrata aged 71. She married Daniel S Von Nieda fifty one years ago. Survived by four sons John Oscar Robert and Harry and sister Mrs H A Bailey of York. Funeral was held Wednesday afternoon.
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