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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1925

Page

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Labor Day closures and local happenings across town

Next Monday Labor Day tanks and post office close. Long & Co. builds a East Lemon street house for Sammel Aubrecht. Lutz brothers provide saw music at Eden Lutheran Thursday evening. Seaman and Leed employees enjoy Labor Day outing at Snavely's bungalow along the Estoga Creek. Moravian love feast tickets at Pfantz Bros. and Doster's stores. Rev Hershey heats his bungalow with coal fuel. off burner device visible in Hershey Gibbel window. Auto collision on Horseshoe Pike near Clay injures Kahler. both cars damaged. Wood stolen from N. D. Sturgis bakery rear while band concert. Denner Brenner announces birth of daughter at General Hospital. Bremner former teacher. Weidman and Ritz attend motorcycle hill climb between Washingtonboro and Columbia with spills. Hartranft woman shocked by electric wire. breaks left forearm. Ford track from Doster rolls downhill, hits hydrant. no one aboard. Robert Sturgis writes from Canada with Curtis Yercer. Walter Groff jobs on tractor for 500 acre farm. Emanuel Grube finds purse with over $20. owner Eberly of Lancaster identified. Tarry Bear rents B. F. Lutz butcher shop on Cedar. hours extended. Bear's wagon daily except Monday.

Moravian groups hold picnics and meetings at the Springs

Moravian Sewing Society members picnicked at the Springs Saturday afternoon. The Bible Class of the Moravian Sunday school held a corn roast at the Springs Tuesday evening. Farm Women No 1 to meet at Mrs Bes sie Woeidler’s Rothsville on Sept 5 at 1 30 pm. Banner crowds at Weed End Concerts attracted by Good Shepherd Band. Rivera Club Orchestra to perform in open air concert. John Keehn of Lititz among eight musicians. Williamstown band to appear September 12 with about forty players.

Moravian Sewing Society Moravian Sunday School E. S. Crosland Society of Farm Women No. 1 Samuel Carpenter Bessie Woeidler Rothsville Good Shepherd Band Allentown Ringgold Band York Riviera Club Lancaster John Keehn Lititz Williamstown Spachts

Oyster Season Arrives as Purveyors Prepare Fresh Shipments

The oyster season spans the months containing R with boats out and shipments due. June to August are spawning, so disturbances are avoided. Oysters are cheap for their quality in the United States with diverse preparations noted.

United States Baltimore Chesapeake Bay New Jersey Long Island Sound

Chickens Run Wild in Lititz Yard Scandal

In Lititz a yard full of about thirty chickens went on a wild spree after the owner used a tie to make wine. The rooster strutted then fell, hens clucked and scratched as they ignored Prohibition, while the sediment was thrown into the yard. The flurry lasted over an hour.

Lititz Tie

Long Auto Trip Ends In Washington Visit

Long distance travelers Mr and Mrs Arthur Haldeman of Bellingham Washington arrived in town this week by car. They toured with a kitchen equipped vehicle that includes chairs and a tent for sleeping. They have covered 5500 miles and plan to head to Gettysburg Washington then Texas before returning home along the Pacific coast.

Arthur Haldeman Bellingham Wash Frank Gable Gettysburg Washington Texas Will Pacific Coast

Last of the Lovefeasts Ends Moravian Season

The Moravian church will close its festival season with the Day of Covenant and Prayer for married people on Sunday. The service draws many attendees including numerous visitors from out of town.

Gibbel Family Returns From Western Trip After Two Months

Rev. H. R. Gibbel Mrs. Gibbel and son Henry completed a trans continental journey of two months. They attended a national convention in Seattle toured Yellowstone Mt. Rainier and Yosemite Park, observed Old Faithful bears geysers and canyon scenery. They traveled by auto bus, stayed in cabins and enjoyed music and entertainment along the way.

H. R. Gibbel Henry Gibbel Seattle Yellowstone Mt. Rainier Yosemite Valley Cody Road Lititz Mohn Young Gibbes Duluth Buffalo Pasadena Mr Gibbel John Henry, Jr Mexico Mr. Gibbel

Turtle catches 15 pounder in Hammer Creek

George Heagy of Lebanon and David Miler of Lehman Street camping in South Mountain near Speedwell angling in Hammer Creek waters when they landed a 15 pound turtle on Tuesday.

George Heagy Walton St Lebanon David Miler Lehpian St South Mountain District Speedwell Hammer Creek

Local Fishermen Set Record at Bowers Beach catch

Six Lititz fishermen led by N. D. Sturgis and Frank Spickler broke the season record with 102 fish at Bowers Beach on Monday. The party includes Lloyd Royer Homer Schuster Roy Myers and Ed Bear. Malta Pilgrimage to Granville will be Sunday Sept 18 with tickets at Plantar Bros Store. Round trip $3.00 and trolley service to meet the train to Lancaster.

Lititz Bowers Beach Hey N. D. Sturgis Frank Spickler Lloyd Royer Homer Schuster Roy Myers Ed. Bear Malta Granville Plantar Bros Lancaster

Good Shepherd Home Band Visit Energizes Omens in Lititz

Omens residents learned about the Good Shepherd Home of Allentown during a band visit. A hat collection raised $208, with a late donation from a hesitant contributor. The piece highlights residents with disabilities helped by the home, its founder Rev Baker, and the institution’s growth including two farms and ongoing improvements.

Lititz Good Shepherd Home Band Allentown Allentown High School Philadelphia Baker United States

Lititz Community Show Plans Outline Meeting

A meeting will be held in the town hall on Saturday evening September 5 to arrange the Lititz community show. Managers and other interested persons are asked to attend. The sixth annual Lititz community show is set for October 1.

Lititz Litite

Circulating Library Promote Latest Books at Scott's Store

Question from Scott's Book Store invites patrons to explore the circulating library and enjoy new book releases available at the shop. The note emphasizes access to recent titles and library borrowing options.

Scott’s Book Store

Lititz Opens School Year With Record Enrollment

The Public School opened Monday with 848 students, 184 in high school and 76 beginners. A new basement classroom for a special needs class led by Miss Ruth Tinkhan, plus a new history and English instructor Miss Mildred Leech, and athletics overseen by Mr. Hunter, mark the start of the academic year.

Lititz Ruth Tinkhan Pennsylvania Lancaster City Mildred Leech Hunter

New Auto Parking Place Behind Farmers Bank

The vacant space at the rear of Farmers National Bank has been leveled and paved with stone and tarvia to create a general auto parking area. Located in the town center, access is via the North alley.

Farmers Bank Farmers National Bank

Special Meeting of Knights of Malta at White Cove

Knights of Malta Commandery No. 532 holds a special convocation Thursday evening September 3. Newly elected officers will be installed by Deputy Grand Commander Walter R. Hepler of Lancaster. Refreshments will be served. Full attendance is desired.

White Cove Knights of Malta Walter R. Hepler Lancaster

Insect Holes Found in Springs Hotel Grounds

Insects bore numerous round holes in a decayed tree in the Springs Hotel yard. John M Weiserman identifies the gnomen fly, a member of a thousand species. The flies deposit eggs, and one species eggs under caterpillar skin to kill it.

John M Weiserman

Canada Flooded With American Tourists Says Leicey

Chester Leicey, returning from a nine day trip to Montreal and Quebec, reports Canada is full of American visitors. He notes a hotel truck delivering bottled goods through hallways and comments on liquor selling by government and hotels. He mentions border officials grappling with smugglers and immigrants. He adds farming remains old fashioned but crops are excellent.

Chester Leicey Montreal Quebeck Leicey Canada Boundry

Malta Team Triumphs Over Lititz Tossers at Firehouse Meet

The Malta quiet team defeated Lititz tossers 273 to 256 last Thursday at the rear of the firehouse. Amer and Kreider led with strong starts, breaking away twice in three matches. The Second Ward tossers also beat Hopeland the same evening.

Malta

Not Much Left of Ford but It Still Runs

A Ford truck remains operational despite parts missing. Joshua Rollman notes the engine, wheels, and gear still function after windshield dash hood and cab disappeared one by one. He plans to keep using it until the engine fails, showing stubborn reliability.

Ford Joshua Rollman

New York Children Leave Lititz After Fresh Air Visit

Two hundred twenty nine New York children from the Fresh Air Fund depart Lititz Springs Grounds for home in the city. Most children behaved well though a few caused trouble. some families express interest in adopting and the Italian speaking group adds local color to the visit.

New York New York Tribune Fresh Air Fund Lititz Big City Springs Frank Eby

Former Lititz resident Kemper on Zane Grey schooner Fisherman

Former Lititz resident and west veteran H. Kemper sent a photo from Avalon Bay California aboard The Fisherman a three master schooner owned by Zane Grey. Kemper says the boat has anchored near the Catalina Islands since summer and he could stay a year but will winter in Arizona.

Jacob Kemper West Zane Grey Kemper Avalon Bay California Cataline Islands Arizona Mr. Kemper Lititz Warwick House

Sermons and Socials Highlight Small Town Day

Rev. Diehm preached at the Church of the Brethren with a morning sermon and a youth program in the evening. A farewell party honored Cecelia Romanoff and her sister, with music, dancing, prizes, and refreshments. Samuel Huber imported an English setter from Iowa, a registered line, and local hunters boast about Letter dogs. B. F. Lutz transformed a Cedar Street meadow into a small park and playground, showcasing civic ambition.

Nitward Diehm Youngstown Ohio Church of the Brethren New York C. A. Rosenberg Cecelia Romanoff Bill Woods Samuel Huber Iowa Express Mr. Huber William Snavely B. F. Lutz Cedar Street

Travelers Near and Far Visit Lititz Residents

Rey and Mrs Paul Shultz and son John of Emaus visited Lititz this week. Many locals and visitors from New York City Newark Burlington and Philadelphia were in town for social and family events including funerals and hospital training.

Rey Paul Shultz John Emaus Louis Simcox Miriam Kinderhook Lititz Harry Smith North Cedar Street Lancaster Richard Rhen John and Benjamin Fass New York Mrs David Fass

Longeneckers Return From Mt Gretna Vacation

Mr and Mrs J F Longenecker returned from a month long vacation at Mt Gretna where they occupied the Maxsil cottage on the Chautauqua grounds. Miss Margaret Loucks of Reading visited Mt Gretna with Miss Edna Mae Longenecker for a week. Scott s Book Store offers every school supply item.

Mt. Gretna J. F. Longenecker Maxsil Chautauqua Margaret Loucks Reading Edna Mae Longeneecker

Also Mentioned on This Page

Long & Co East Lemon Street Sammel Aubrecht Lutz Brothers Eden Lutheran Church Seaman and Leed Snavely Nestoga Creek Pfantz Bros Doster Aaron Kahler Willis Gibble Horseshoe Pike Clay Mr. Kahler Denner Brenner General Hospital Harold Weidman Elwood Ritz Washingtonboro Columbia John Hartranft Hartranft LH. Doster J. W. G. Hershey Robert Sturgis Curtis Yercer Hays Swank Walter Groff Emanuel Grube Eberly New Butcher Tarry Bear Society of Farm Women H. BR. Gibbel G. I. Smith Atlanta Christian Endeavor J. N. Tallant Macon Ernest Levy Long Branch N. J Rudolph Althans East Elmhurst Sutherland Sisters of Knights of Malta Diehm Park Catherine Martin Walter Light Florin Charles Weaver Henny Weaver Gast M. Mullen Atlantic City Monroe Eckert Newark John Boyer George W. Anthony Arretes Dungan Burlington, N. J Mary Woodington Robert Brobst Ashville Carlton County Charles Springs Hotel Taylor Harper Christiana W. K. Bender J. D. Tomlinson Peter L. Yeiser Evelyn Sturgis Horace EB. Sturgis A. F. Williams A. C. Biles Trenton, N. J Williams The I. W. Bobst Biles David Brieker Labor Day Charles H. Brobst Harrison Helman New York State Niagara Falls Ella Lydia Ko Charles Kofroth Samuel Mic Francis Beckie Ludwig Er. R. Mohler Lewistown Edwin Sturgis Ella Brock Clary Howard Charles Siegel Lillie Miksch F.A. Weicksel G. L. Calvert David Becker Lizzie Becker East Mair Street David Daniel Snowden San Diego Jos, Miller East Main Street Snowden Scott
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