Minor items across Lititz note resignations and events
Lydia McCully resigns as Moravian Home matron effective October 6. Dr Charles Rosenberg and son Archie attend Shepherdstown fair to market Great Century ail. St James Lutheran installs Miller organ via J B Young & Son. Fruitland Farms sells nearly all peach crop. yield about 1000 baskets. Clayton Roth injures leg leaping into wagon. physician summoned. Levi Yerger runs auto trucks to White Oak Sabbath celebration. seat limited by capacity. Only six from here boarded train to Womelsdorf for Bethany Orphans Home anniversary. Lost brown coat sweater sought by Annie Brenner. contact Manheim or office. Harvey Krick family move. barber shop unchanged. Frank Rader displays two large red beets from Will iam Sturgis, weighing 11 and 9 pounds. Harry Frey loses school books en route home. return requested. Thomas Christ sells North Cedar lot to Mrs Rebecca Martzall for 426. she to build two story house by Hershey Seaman Co. Uncalled letters listed at Lititz post office. Becker property sale rents house by Main and Water. renter takes possession. Since schools opened bank gifts school bags to children. Oysters arrive. strong demand predicted. season looks good. Court house staff urged to curb arrogance. taxpayers pay salaries. Main streets receive second coat of oil after wet weather. Moravian Sewing Society reorganizes. officers elected. Emory Neober housed in county almshouse. Derr drafts papers. Frank E Schnerer declares candidacy for Justice of the Peace. progressive citizen seeks Republican support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia McCully
Chas. Rosenberg
Archie
Shepherdstown
W. Va
St. James’ Lutheran Church
J. B. Young & Son
Womelsdorf
Bethany
Annie Brenner
Lititz
Manheim
Finder
Loser
Harvey Krick
Warwick House
Ely
East Orange Street
Frank Rader
William Sturgis
Harry B. Frey
Rothsville
Bushong’s
Find
Irvin Moyer
Mato Patosic
Abraham Thuma
Anna
Lizzie Becker
Water Streets
Farmers National Bank
Children’s Saving Fund
Court House
Moravian Sewing Society
Cecelia Buck
T. S. Grosh
J. F. Buch
Daniel Groff
Libbie Buch
Emory Neober
Kinport
County Almshouse
Justice Derr
Neober
Lititz Voters 957 in Borough. 483 Fail to Designate Party
Lititz borough lists 957 voters with 483 failing to designate party affiliation, leaving 524 eligible to vote in the September 21 primary. Lancaster County totals show 48,123 voters, with Lititz among the smaller boroughs and Warwick area contributing 787 voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Lititz
County Commissioners’ Office
J. B. Young
Springs Hotel
Young
Lancaster County
Lancaster City
Columbia
Ephrata
Akron
Denver
Elizabethtown
Manheim
New Holland
Clay
West Earl
Elizabeth
Penn
West Warwick
East Warwick
Thief Steals Ten Dozen Eggs From Hess Farm
Thief entered an out building near Michael Hess’s home about a mile east of town Thursday night and took a basket containing ten dozen eggs. Hess offers to refill the basket with impreven fruit if the thief returns it. The September term of Lancaster quarter sessions opens next Monday with over 200 cases listed. Maurice Brumbaugh seeks appointment as auditor of Elizabeth township to replace Samuel Hess. Isaac W. Stoner becomes inspector in Warwick district, replacing John Brubaker after his move to the borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hess
Hess
Lancaster
Maurice Brumbaugh
Elizabeth Township
Samuel Hess
Isaac W. Stoner
Warwick
Warwick Township
John Brubaker
Israel Keller
Springville
Ephrata Township
Michael Martin
Henry Erb
John H. Metzler
Pine Hill
Edwin Wolf
Akron
Henry F. Heffley
Stevens
Lucetta Lehn
Front Street
H. H. Snavely
Jacob Leed
Leaman & Leed, Grocers
Laura Kline
Fianna Kline
Clay Township
Brunnerville
Aaron Kline
Harry L. Binkley
Ankle Watches Prominent In Paris Trend Hits Lititz
Metropolitan papers claim ankle watches are a Paris fad. Last Friday a Lititz young lady arrived by auto with a timepiece strapped to her ankle, drawing attention on the street. The RECORD notes her timidity and did not ask about practicality or eye distance to read the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan
Lititz
Paris
New Industry Advances With Subscriptions Exceeding 60000
The Young Men’s Business League reports subscriptions totaling over 60000 to attract the Stiffel and Freeman plant. The firm would not relocate here without at least 55000 subscribed. Location undecided among several advantageous sites while legal matters are settled by attorney John A. Coyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reecord
Young Men’s Business League
Stiffel and Freeman Concern
Stiffel &Freeman
John A. Coyle
Hsg
Went to School on Horseback At Mont Alto Student Returns
J Edward Buch, a student at the State Forestry Academy at Mont Alto, resumes studies after a two weeks vacation spent here. He rode back to Mont Alto on horseback, leaving Monday and due Tuesday. The academy requires a horse in the last two years, a trek of about eighty miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Buch
State Forestry Academy
Mont Alto
The Whereahouts Move About Town and Beyond
Travelers near and far share news of visits and transfers as residents and guests from Lititz and nearby towns move among Philadelphia Red Lion Allentown Quakertown Reading Coatesville Lancaster Baltimore and Nazareth. Names include Kofroth Breneman Bisker Grosh Buch Frey Kissinger Spangler Amer Keller Bobst Diehm Miller Luckenbach Parry DeHaven Moore Grosh Graeff and others with stays ranging from a day to two weeks and trips by motorcycle auto and rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Kofroth
Philadelphia
Harry Breneman
Martin Bisker
Red Lion
York County
D. L. Bowman
Allentown
Quakertown
Estella Grosh
Libbie Buch
G. B. Smith
Waynesboro
W. H. Muth
Linden Hall
Roy
Hiram Workman
Millersville State Normal School
Janet Buch
Coatesville
Lottie Binkley
Charles Frey
Allen Hacker
Ezra Leiber
Lancaster
Wm, Kissinger
Florence Stauffer
Fleetwood
Howard Young
Laura Kauffman
Bess Lutz
Harrisburg
Himer Reidenbach
F. B. Buch
Wild Cat
Susquehanna River
Marietta
Michael Spangler
West Chester
Emma Amer
Lititz
Nazareth
Haston
Arthur Keller
Baltimore
George Bashore
Elam Fasnacht
Ephrata Township
Paul E. Beck
Sylvia
GC. S. Loeffler
Mary C. Gingrich
Bessie
Frederick
Chas. Wehler
Samuel Drybread
Edith
Red Run
Mary Kissinger
Michael Huber
Lickdale
Lebanon County
Frank Foltz
Penna State College
Centre County
Forestry
Thomas, Lewis
Philip Keller
Thomas H. Keller
Mary Witman
Minnie
C. M. Imhoff
Lexington Hotel
Albert O. Bruckart
J. W. Bruckart
Norman Hertzler
New York
Atlantic City
Harry Bobst
Rev
I. W. Bobst
Bobst
Ralph Diehm
Obrien Miller
Wayne Zartman
Carrie Miller
Mary Leitzinger
Miller
Owen Luckenbach
Oil City
A. R. Beck
Luckenbach
Beck
Mary Graeff
Charles Edward
Graeff
U. S
Severn
Cristobal
Panama
Serial Mystery Tale to Start Next Week in Record
The Record will publish The Secret of Lonesome Cove by Samuel Hopkins Adams beginning next week, a detective romance with mystery and intrigue. The piece notes strong reader demand as fall and winter evenings approach and promises a gripping serial with Professor Kent chasing clues to save a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonesome Cove
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Professor Kent
Rural Carrier Examination Set for Lancaster County
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a September 11 exam for rural carriers in Lancaster County Pennsylvania. Testing locations include Lancaster Lititz Columbia and Oxford with openings at Willow Street and other rural routes. Open to male citizens domiciled in the county and meeting Form No 1977 requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Lancaster
Lititz
Columbia
Oxford
Willow Street
Washington, D.C
Commission
Washington
Sick Luther Mearig Unable to Return Home
Among the Sick Luther son of Mrs Lydia Mearig who had planned to return to the Soldiers Orphans Home at Scotland last week could not due to illness and is now afflicted with typhoid pneumonia. An unusually large number of citizens are ill, including John Wagner O H Smith Madison Schnerer Mrs Aaron Eshleman Paul Miller Harvey Wendling Edna daughter of Irvin Smith Miriam daughter of E H Risser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther
Lydia Mearig
Scotcland
John Wagner
O. H. Smith
Madison Schnerer
Aaron Eshleman
Paul Miller
Harvey Wendling
Edna
ofIrvin Smith
Miriam
E. H. Risser
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Frank E. Schnerer
Justice of the Peace
Schnerer
Turkey
Henry Hess
Rome
Sallie - Rudy
Levi Eckert
Hallville
Miss Rudy
East Main Street
H. P. Fry
Lamparter
John Bair
Blue Ball
Bender
Court News
Collston
Lockin
Irwin
Susan Leed
Herman’s Row
Carrie Mae
Lock~ Jaw
Lancaster General Hospital
Madison Leed
Helen
Ruth
Ralph
Arthur
Swamp Church
Martin W. Schweitzer
Reamstown
J. A. Wickert
The
Reformed Church
Franklin and Marshall College
Clarence Cooper
Leacock
Wickert
Kutztown Normal School
Henry Heiserman
Heisermans
Samuel M. Mellinger
Samuel Mellinger
Jenny Lind
Mellingers
Kissel Hill
Lancaster and
Zach. Minnich
Mellinger
Andrew Gochnauer
Man
Godnaver
Samuel A. Keene
Christiana
Keene
John
Badorf
Grant Buchter
Jess Williard
Greek
Rural Carrier Examination
Sanday
Levi Yerger
Harry C. Trexler
Elmer Yerger
Harry Yerger
John F. Binkley
Raymond Binkley
Henry Bowers
Daniel Eshleman
Samuel Steffy
Frank Rentschler
David Mitey
Israel Beck
Christian Brookmyer
John Meiskey
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