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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
4
The Lititz Record lists E. Buch as editor and proprietor. Subscription is $1.50 per year and the publication is entered at the Lititz Pa post office as second class matter.
A reflection on the impulse to construct and abandon, from playful blocks to evolving technologies. It argues innovation reshapes industry and cities, while American opportunity sustains peaceful progress through individual energy and initiative.
The article extols well run playgrounds as a source of happiness and growth for children. It argues that organized games by a capable leader teach discipline, reduce conflicts, and impart a sense that the world is governed by law rather than arbitrary whim.
The East Akron Ephrata Township area opens with 166 students and a staff led by Principal G Edward McComsey of Lancaster. Assistant principal Rachael Stevens, and teachers Miss Ana Adams Quarryville, Mrs Weidler Burkholder Ephrata, Miss Pauline Renninger Denver, and Mrs Robert Herr Akron all listed. The East Akron area pupils move to Akron borough schools while Mt Zion church hosts the Quarterly Conference on Saturday September 8 at 4 PM led by Presiding Elder W J Bollman.
A Mt Zion Evangelical church group met at Mrs. Joel Miller’s home. Property sale updates note William Lauder selling the restaurant to Louis Shollenbergend Frank Long of Lancaster who have taken possession. A long list of Sunday attendees and visitors from Lancaster Lititz Akron and other nearby towns is provided, detailing family and social visits across multiple households.
Brownstown reports Rev. L A Werner at Corning Heights camp and Ocean Grove while schools open with Prof N Lee Klopp principal and staff. Rothsville unveils first class high school with 5 seniors and 93 juniors and seniors. six six plan adopted. Eberly Reunion set for Long’s Park September 7. no community dinner but park tables open for potluck baskets.
A publisher argues that regular advertisers gain a lasting edge over those who spend little on ads. A scrapbook of past campaigns and outcomes serves as an unfailing guide to solving sales problems. Non advertisers lack records of their actions and effects.
Miss Helen Sturgis and Mr Myrl Shaub Baker wed at Moravian church Lancaster with reception afterward The couple plan a honeymoon to New York Boston Montreal Thousand Island and Niagara Falls They will reside on Harrisburg Pike Mrs Sturgis mother wore Pencil blue crepe de chene The ceremony followed by a two weeks trip and return to Lititz area The second couple Miss Leota Mumma and Dr Samuel Winn married in Philadelphia with Miss Mumma a Lancaster General Hospital nurse The newlyweds will live in Atlantic City A third pair Miss Luella Berry and Ralph Haldeman wed in Denver Lititz pastor officiated with a later note about a bookstore ad.
Five hundred eighty seven sales were recorded at Warwick House on Saturday. Items included forty two pigs selling from 7.15 to 22.75, plus rabbits chickens bantams bush els potatoes baskets of fruit oranges and more. A bicycle and an automobile drew attention as Scott's Book Store urged readers to upgrade flashlights with high powered batteries.
A Chicago News passage asserts there is no adequate substitute for home and cautions current generations to bear this in mind about family and living.
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