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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1923

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Straw hats called in for next year in Lancaster

Events from Lancaster list Straw hats to be called in on the 15th inst in preparation to resume next year. Evelyn Dennis becomes a student nurse at St Joseph's Hospital in Lancaster. Jacob Kauffman notes large cave-like tobacco crops on East Orange Street. Lititz activities include a fall hail swift opening and a Brubaker family reunion near Lititz. Moravian church to host a Japan earthquake relief collection next Sunday. the 316th infantry reunion set for September 22 in Philadelphia. Local Red Cross funds raised for Japanese sufferers. Lititz quota set at 800 dollars.

Evelyn George Dennis Joseph's Hospital Lancaster Jacob Kauffman East Orange Street Lins Linden Wm. N. Schwartze Bethlehen Moravian Church Japan 316Th Infantry Hotel Lorraine North Broad Street Philadelphia Lillie Paul Bomberzer Red Cross United Evangelical Church Lititz

Shook Hands With Firpo in Atlantic City Meeting

Edgar Sturgis the pretzel maker met Firpo the South American heavyweight contender in Atlantic City last week. Firpo stood outside The Estelle while Sturgis, at his headquarters three doors away, exchanged greetings with the challenger who aims to fight Dempsey. Sturgis praised his strength and said he believed Firpo could beat Dempsey.

Edgar Sturgis Atlantic City Firpo Tirpo Edison Tlotel Estelle Mr. Sturgis Mr. Mullen Dempsey

Sawford’s Championship Tennis Attended by Local Notables

Yesterday at the Germantown Quaker Club, Pol Sawford's Championship Tennis Tournament drew Mrs H H Beck and Ed wit Bear among attendees. Prof Beck ranked among Lititz’s early players and Mr Bear is the town’s current champion.

$366 AN ACRE FOR FARM NEAR LITUS

A fifty acre farm owned by Tobias Snavely near Tuite on Rothsville road sold at public sale for 5060 per acre to Joe Lang of Millport. The Noah He farm of 43 acres on the Rothsville road sold after bids reached 11006 to Harm Harmes of Lancaster. Other properties including a truck and poultry farm near Lititz and a 60 acre Brunnerville farm with improvements sold to local buyers on private terms with possession dates in April.

Tobias Snavely Tuite Rothsville Road Joe Lang Millport C. B. Risser Noah He Law Y County Karim Sales Agency Mom. Garman, Proon Lancaster Lititz de Portoha Fry Li Truck and Poultry Faments Haram Harmes Harvey West Hempfield Township Silver Spring Javoh TD

Wave Fahnestock Latest Ford Coupe Improves Ward

Wayne Fahnestock first in Lititz to secure a dime provost Ford coupe. New body design and construction give a smoother exterior and better seating and luggage space. Radiator height increases cooling efficiency. gasoline tank under the seat. No price changes planned.

Wayne Fahnestock Din Lititz Cilpe Armong

Lititz Graduates Leave for Colleges Across the Nation

Lititz youths embark on higher education plans with Martin Risser heading to State College in Center County as a freshman. John Fasnacht departed for Willamette University in Salem Oregon to pursue athletics. Miles Fasnacht will depart for Wesleyan University in Middletown Connecticut Friday. Newton Hershey left for North Manchester Indiana while Abram Hershey resumes studies at Juniata College in Huntingdon Pennsylvania. Sarah and Henry Muth travel Sunday to Ann Arbor Michigan to attend the University of Michigan, children of Mr and Mrs W H E Muth.

Martin Risser State College Center County John Fasnacht Williamette University Salem Oregon Miles Fasnacht Wesleyan University Middletown Con Newton Hershey North Manchester Ind Abram Hershey Juniata College Huntingdon Sarah Henry Muth Arn Arbor, Mich University of Michigan W. HE. Muth

Boy Injured When Tobacco Wagon Passes Over Leg

Four year old Henry E. Shreiner, son of Mr and Mrs Harry E Shreiner of near Hallville, suffered severe injury to his left leg when the wheel of a tobacco wagon passed over him Tuesday morning. He was taken to the General Hospital in Lancaster for treatment of the injuries.

Henry E. Shreiner Harry E. Shreiner Hallville General Hospital Lancaster

Lititz Couple Observe Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Samuel Frederick celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Sunday at their home on East Main Street Lititz Many relatives attended Four women serve on Lancaster grand jury this week Tillie Wolfskill Laura Rhoads Emma Marks and Naomi Bombergrer are named from Reamstown New Holland Lititz respectively

Samuel Frederick East Main Street Lititz Lancaster Tillie Wolfskill Laura Rhoads Reamstown Emma Marks New Holland Naomi Bombergrer

Zartman mill history traces back to 1776 fire rebuilt

Zartman s mill north of Shits along Hammer Run, rebuilt after a destructive fire. Original mill by I Stauffer in 1776, remodeled by E B Brubaker adding a story. Fire in 1922 destroyed the old mill. new three story mill with modern machinery now operates under E K Zartman and partner, offering grinding and milling services and accepting wheat in exchange for feed.

Brubaker Iilm Stauffer E.K. Zariman Zartman

Missing Word Contest closes with Peach as last week's clue

In this issue the Missing Word Contest nears closure after 18 weeks with results to be tabulated soon. Last week's missing word was peach from Wayne Tongenecker's ad offering four flavors Vanilla Peach Burnt Almond Chocolate. Mrs Laura Leigh returns home after a ten week tour with Dr Kelley party visiting California Rocky Mountains Salt Lake City Denver Grand Canyon Illinois Indiana and more, meeting Lititz relatives.

Wayné Tongenecker Laura Leigh Kelley State College California Pasadena John Gibbel Charles Miler Loercher Fianna Eberly Leigh Salt Lake City Denver Grand Canyon Colorado Springs

Fishermen reel in bass and salmon on regional rivers

Daniel Imhoff Sherman Steffy and Harry Showers caught five bass and two salmon at the river on Saturday with a 22 inch salmon among them. Frank Rader William Stauffer and Lloyd Royer caught five bass on Monday, the largest 17 inches. Richard Gingrich reported twenty five bass near Brownstown over three days last week. The party included Mr and Mrs Howard Hollinger Mr and Mrs Paul Spangler Mr and Mrs Samuel Hoffmar Ray Dillman Damen Benner Miss Enuna Shreiber Nora Helman May and Anna Brenner.

Daniel Imhoff Sherman Steffy Harry Showers Frank Rader Wiliam Stauffer Lloyd Royer Richard Gingrich Brownstown Seven Fountains Gate College Seven Mountains Howard Hollinger Paul Spangler Samuel Hoffmar Ray Dillman Damen Benner Enuna Shreiber Nora Helman May Anna Brenner

Lutz Speaks Boldly at Lititz Public Meeting on School Law

About 300 attended the Lititz gathering where B F Lutz voiced bold views on the wool situation and proposed accountability if elected. Hugh Fulton, longtime attorney and Civil War veteran, argued for Pennsylvania school code, urging proper play grounds and intermissions for ages 6 to 21, stressing nonpartisan support for public schools and moral welfare. The event included remarks on the Linden Hall and Beck's School for Boys legacy, a brief discussion of court power over school boards, and a 20 minute talk by Lutz with an orderly audience and an assisting orchestra. Miller & Habecker advertise a new Yotoon sale as season begins.

Moving Picture Lutz Lor Sencel Litita Hugh Fulton Lancaster Tian Fulton Pennsylvania Lititz Linden Hall Beck B. F. Lutz

Peaches from a Stone and Tales from Home Front

A garden peach tree grew from a stone at D. Wal. Evans’s home and yielded its first crop. The piece discusses grafting practices, varieties like Alberta, and local anecdote about a dwarf Christian Hess tree. Wayne Longenecker recalls Tokio Yokohama visits, naval service, and a deadly 10 080 death toll in a Japanese city after a tidal wave.

D. Wal. Evans Twente Alberta Christian Hess Lititz Tokio Yokohama Wayne Longenecker U. S. Navy

Primary Election Next Tuesday in Lititz Borough

Voters head to the polls on Tuesday Sept 18 for Lititz borough offices and district attorney and school board races. Candidates include J B Wissler Republican for district attorney and G G Minmich coalition for school director, with a slate of local party nominees for constable auditor judge of elections and council seats.

Lititz J. B. Wissler G. G. Minmich Coalition

Don’t Forget to Vote for Tom Shirk for Sheriff

A local booster editorial urges voters to back Tom Shirk for sheriff, praising his 20 years in town, outreach to residents, and record of friendliness. It argues he will do what’s right, citing his education and experience and recommending voting for a trusted, well known candidate.

Tom Shirk Sherif Pla Bnt Tom

Lexington man wrecks Buick in embankment crash

Kermit Singer of Lexington smashed his four seat Buick against an embankment and a tree after failing to negotiate a turn near Clayton Brubaker’s premises on a Thursday night. He was badly bruised while his female companion Helen Bear escaped unharmed. The uninsured car belonged to his family. Singer is a son of John Singer of Lexington.

Kerit Singer Lexington Helen Bear Tie Lititz Clayton Brubaker John Singer

Allen Putt Wins Trip to Dempsey Firpo Fight

Allen Putt, winner in Lancaster New Era subscription contest, will attend the Dempsey Firpo bout with all expenses paid. He is manager of the American Store and a former Lancaster boxer noted for clean sportsmanship. Seven other Tititz youths also plan to attend.

Lancaster Allen Putt Allen Tititz

Twenty people fished Fortescue trip ends with poor returns

A party of about twenty sailed for Fortescue on a 200 mile trip chasing fishing prospects. Some members departed Saturday at 11 p.m. and arrived by 4:30 a.m. Readable names include C. T. Ritch ie, William Mathers, George Evans, Michael Adams, and others among the group.

Fortescue C. T. Ritchie William Mathers George Evans Michael Adams Chester Good James Goldthwait Ed, Gear Harry Kauffman William Roth Jacob Bachman Raymond Forney Roy Weaver Linn Roth Elwood Shoemaker Charles Ringer Harvey Kotroth Alvin Kotroth John Wolf

Travelogue of Locals in New York and Beyond

A long list of travelers and visitors from Lititz and nearby towns recounts recent trips and social visits. Fred and Henry Muth tour New York sights while Mrs. Ella Moore spends a weekend with relatives in Lancaster. Others visit Atlantic City, Washington, D C, and Canada, with mentions of trips to Luray Caverns and Shenandoah Cave. The note includes remarks on Kansas drought and a Knights of the Mystic Chain convention in Allentown.

Fred Henry Muth New York Ella Moore Lancaster Alma Stark Aaron Brubaker L. S. Reedy Luray Caverns Shenandoah Cave New Market

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