Lititz Record publisher info and subscription rate
The Lititz Record notes editor and proprietor E. Buch. Subscription price is $1.50 per year. The paper is entered at Lititz, Pennsylvania, post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
4
The Lititz Record notes editor and proprietor E. Buch. Subscription price is $1.50 per year. The paper is entered at Lititz, Pennsylvania, post office as second class matter.
The Kalends extols printing as civilization’s conduit from ignorance to knowledge. It argues the printed word reaches millions, shaping minds from children to leaders, and guiding society toward order, law, and patriotic pride under the flag.
In Lititz fall weeks bring renewed activity as women organize committees for church suppers and fraternal events. Cooks plan festive triumphs while promoters scheme entertaining stunts and performers prepare plays and concerts to draw in bright town residents. The season showcases community energy and enterprise.
The Loyal Worker's Class of the United Evangelical Sunday school met at Mrs Edwin Esh Jeman's home with teacher Mrs Sallie Buch and twelve others present. After the program a luncheon was served. A communion service is set for Sunday September 18 at 10 AM at Mt Zion Evangelical church led by Presiding Elder Rev W L Bollman of Allentown. Rev and Mrs B S Hoppes and son visited Rev H M Carmichael at Cresswell where eleven ministers and families of United.
The Evangelical church of Lancaster county held a morning Round Table on fall and winter work followed by a county dinner and an afternoon of fellowship. Read of Sunday school attendees from Lititz Myerstown and Elizabethtown, Frymeyer and related families visiting nearby towns, and many locals hosting guests. Various residents were mentioned visiting relatives in New Jersey and New York, with several updates on housing and nursing training students at Lancaster General Hospital.
The athletic association plans a Saturday Sept 19 festival to raise funds for the baseball team. The 5th Cammans family reunion occurred Labor Day in Martin's shadow, attracting about 140 relatives who enjoyed a pleasant gathering.
The Ladies Aid Society hosts a lawn social on Saturday evening September 12 on the church lot. Music will be provided by a first class group. Proceeds support church activities. Tickets and raffles are planned to engage attendees and boost funds.
A series of private sales announced by a local agency includes 91 acres in Warwick township sold to Clayton E. Myer. a 2 story brick on George Street Lancaster sold to Joseph N. Hess. 60 acres in Fequea township near Willow Street sold to Gilbert Reynolds. 73 acres in Martie township sold to Stephan Angeloff and Georgia Angeloff with timber tract possession. 67 acres in East Hempfield township near Oroville Mennonite home sold to Paul M. Myer. possession dates and planned improvements noted. Bequest to Workhouse A Bridgewater England inmate left 1,500 to the workhouse at death.
Several hundred Keath family members from Harrisburg Lancaster Penryn and Lititz gathered for the seventh annual reunion at the Springs. Officers elected include President A Y Keath Penryn Vice President Abram G Fritz Quarryville Secretary Lydia Bishop Penryn Assistant Katie Moyer Treasurer Charles Keath Litita Organist Mrs Raymond Forney Lititz Arrangements Chair Mrs Alice McAlister Penryn Necrology Rev Warren Hess Avon Charles Keath Cornwall Ira Keath Ephrata Program Chair Miss Sadie Moyer Penryn Next year’s reunion set for Lititz on the first Saturday in September.
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