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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1926
Page
4
The Lititz Record notes editor and proprietor Buch, with subscription set at 1.50 dollars per year. It states the paper is entered at Lititz Pennsylvania Post Office as second class matter.
Brownstown notes report a Hallo we''en social at the high school with prizes for best costume and fun events. The Bliss Shirt factory remains in good order with new hires weekly under forelady Mrs. Lloyd Brown. Local high school basketball beat Leola 24 to 18. Church groups schedule meetings and rallies with Rev L A Werner and Mrs Lizzie Buch hosting, plus mission and S S rally with speaker Rev H Gerhart of Reading and Mohnton male chorus expected.
John Engle moved from Keller's Mill into the house bought from Mrs. Harry Grey on Monday. Mrs Geo Rose and her son visited the family of Charles Rose over Sunday. Charles Shreiner and his brother William went to Colebrook with hunting dogs on Saturday evening. Charles Rose sold a lot of potatoes and is hauling them to Lancaster. Harry E Shreiner lost a steer by death last week.
CLAY CULLINGS reports visits across Lititz area with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Eshleman and children near Lititz to the Ober home on Sunday. Lexing ton residents visited Mrs. Ida Pfantz. The Beard and Hess groups spent Sunday at the Sesqui in Philadelphia. Heisey guests were with the Gerhart family. A public sale of household goods from the late Romig estate at Akron drew S W Elser and son. Gerhart and Elser attended a wedding dinner for Elser Gerhart at Landisville with about seventy guests and numerous gifts.
Last Thursday a wedding reception hosted by Mr and Mrs P K Bomberger honored newly married Mr and Mrs Elam Bomberger. Attendees included extended family and friends from Lititz Lancaster Salunga Weidmanville Elizabethtown Willow Street Mechanicsville and Penryn among others.
Koehler and daughter Meda received handsome and useful gifts. Will Spangley and two children visited J. M. Bomberger's home on Sunday. Aaron Ruhl's family attended a Quarryville funeral on Saturday. I. B. Koehler and Meda spent Sunday with J. K. Galebach in Penryn.
Community events include a Love Feast at Church of the Brethren on Oct 30, a Holy Communion service at Zion's Lutheran on Oct 31 led by Rev. F. A. Weichsel, and a High School social with a cats for sale program beginning 5 PM on Oct 30. Numerous local visits and gatherings are listed with many families hosting guests over the weekend.
A list of visits from Norristown Cragsboro Wilkes-Barre Chickes and New Holland notes several families spending days at Sesqui and with relatives including Tobias Daniels Ralph Daniels Rev IT Miller and Carl, Wayne and Walter Bender, Elmer Hoover family, Bixler Herr Herr, and others. The Rexall 1 cent sale at Moyer's drug store is announced for Thursday through Saturday.
Hudson Essex dealer Frank Gable explains how to warm the engine using radiator shutters to improve carburetion, performance, and fuel economy. He notes shutters should be used in all temperatures, especially below 60 degrees, and that a radiator thermostat helps maintain correct engine temperature. Local Hudson Super-Sixes owners report better gasoline economy with the improved carburetor and manifold.
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