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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1921

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Linden Hall Seminary to Open on Wednesday

Linden Hall Seminary will open on Wednesday Sept 21. The community notes various local events from auto garage openings to births and sales. The old railroad schedule will resume Sept 25, post office hours will adjust, and several local residents are mentioned in brief items.

Linden Hall Seminary Mahlon G. Shreiner Brunnerville Rufus Graybill East Main Street Bert Sturgis Nazareth Charles Weaver Bell Telephone Independent J. Fred Essig Wm. G. Keiler Spruce Street Henry M. Brookmyer Bareville Wayne Ezra John and Alvin Hartranft Pierce Hartranft Ephmata John Hummelstown Gossley Brothers Dr. Evans Isaac L. Asner Pvt. Co. G Earl Espenshade New Holland United Brethren Church Lititz Sarah CG. Neely Basketry John Longenecker South Broad Street Ferms Lloyd Diehm H. WT. Diehm Philadelphia Lewyland Chestnut Street Lloyd College of Pharmacy L. N. Mayer

Real Estate Sales Reported by N. 3 Myers

N S Myers Lancaster County Farm Sales Agency reports several recent sales. Harvey Kulp sells six acres with improvements near Rothsville to Benj Gogs for 1890 dollars. Mor Wim W Rhyne sells a 35 acre farm in Lampeter to John B Shissler for 7500 dollars. Jerome Ressler sells a ten acre Rothsville farm to Wentz Martin for 1500 dollars. Andrew TH Shenk sells a two and one half story Elizabeth town frame house to John H Snavely for 4800 dollars.

N.S. Myers Lancaster County Farm Sales Agency Harvey Kulp Rothsville Warwick Township Benj. G. Gogs Pequea Conestoga Township Mor Wim W. Rhyne Lampeter John B. Shissler Manor Township

Rothsville Grange Opposes State Constitutional Convention

The State Grange opposed a proposed constitutional convention arguing time is not ripe and centralization of power risks agriculturists. State Secretary Fred Brenckman leads the campaign, sending letters to subordinate granges after the Allentown annual meeting.

Fred Brenckman Grange Allentown State Grange Rothsville Grange

Lititz School News Introduces New Commercial and Typing Courses

The high school adds the Gregg shorthand and Touch typing systems. Three distinct commercial course tracks will be offered next year and parents are urged to discuss options with students to choose the best fit. Good English Week emphasizes using polished expressions to raise language standards. A nearby Manheim firemen convention promises a large parade, baseball game, concerts, and carnival.

Manheim Lancaster County Columbia Moose Market Square

Coleman Memorial Sunday School Furnace Picnic

The Coleman Memorial Sunday School invites all for an old fashioned Furnace picnic at the usual place on Saturday September 17 from one to six o clock. Frank Hackmans Boys Band of Pottstown will provide music.

Coleman Memorial Sunday Frank Hackman Boys' Band Pottstown

Longenecker Reunion Celebrates Largest Local Family History

The Longenecker clan held a large reunion in Lititz with 400 plus at noon and 557 registered after the program. Officers were elected including R Tiongaker as president and John F Longenecker as a key organizer. attendees traveled from Pennsylvania counties and states like Ohio and Michigan.

Longeneccker Longenecker Lancaster Lebanon Dauphin Pennsylvania Ohio Idaho Michigan Alabama California A. B. Longenecker Norristown Association Wayne Longenecker Longeneckers Montgomery Chester Switzerland England America Daniel Ulrich Longenecker Ulrich Schuyl ‘Kill River Coventry Township Chester County Longacres Andrew Longacre William Fenn Delaware Kinksessing Jacob Longenecker Longaker Longacre Lancaster County Longnecker Longanaker Graybill Minnich Edna Longenecker John Longenecker Lititz Aaron Upper Darby Mary Longenecker Evangeline A Longenecker Jesse Tyson Cleveland Whitehouse Ammon Longe Ifershey John F. Longenecker David E. Longenecker Philadelphia Aaron 8. Longacre Eugene Longenecker Ira L. Shenk Hershey James Landis Aaron Longacre Jacob H. Longenecker Palmyra Joseph Fitzwater Phoenixville John Langemecker Donald Alan Oaks Reuben R. Longaker God Linn Longenecker

Harvest moon and progress talk in town

The piece notes nine consecutive moonrises before midnight starting September 17, the harvest moon. It defends women drivers as equal to men. It mentions Tommy the 13 pound cat of William Stauffer who obediently follows orders. Rumors exist that Conestoga Traction plans to extend the trolley to Rotheville, possibly delayed by war but now advancing.

Tommy William Stauffer Conestoga Traction Company Rotheville

WILL INHERIT MONEY FROM LATE RELATIVE

The Regennas and related families in Mifflintown learn a distant relative left nine thousand dollars to descendants of three Regennas brothers and others claim sixty thousand more. Legal action unlikely. a Warwick Township slate of candidates is listed for the September 20 primary, with local residents sick or convalescing in the community.

Regennas Peter John Henry Regennas Mifflintown Clarence William Regennas Joseph Zahm Harry Charles Regennas

Marriage Ties Lititz Families in Schuylkill Temple

Dorothy G Fassnacht daughter of Rev H E Fassnacht of Schuylkill Taven wed Daniel R Harper physical director at Schuylkill Seminary in a ceremony performed by the bride’s father. The bride’s grandparents Mr and Mrs John Fassnacht reside in Lititz.

Dorothy G. Fassnacht H. E. Fassnacht Schuylkill Taven Daniel R. Harper Schuylkill Seminary John Fassnacht

Ideal Factory Busy as Orders Build for Six Months

The Ideal Chocolate Company in Lititz shows a rebound with orders piling up across departments, prompting planned all night shifts and expanded day work. A broader business revival is noted with job seekers now employed, and local industries expect prosperity to lift borough taxes and civic life.

Ideal Chocolate Company Ideal Company United States Lititz

Lititz Banks Show Gains Amid Depression Lull

Local banks report rising deposits and loans as 1921 figures beat 1920. Springs National Bank posts deposits of 880,454 with loans of 987,800, while Farmers National Bank shows deposits of 892,299 and loans of 1,087,252. Recovery outlook appears tentative but hopeful.

Lititz Loans & Investments Nat'l

John Leed Celebrates 67th Birthday With Barn Floor Dinner

John Leed gathered eighty five relatives and friends at the Bricker property to mark his sixty seventh birthday. A large barn floor meal featured ham and tongue, multiple cakes, fruit, and coffee as guests from Ephrata, Akron, Lancaster, Maytown and Columbia shared in gifts and photographs. A probate note mentions a $200 Moravian ministers fund bequest from Sarah M Forney of Lititz.

John Leed Homer Sturgis Bricker Leed Spencer Hershey James Lancaster Aaron North Dakota Phares Akron Retten’s Mill John Boyer Red Run Solomon Irvin Brunnerville Ephrata Maytown Columbia Leach Sarah M. Forney Lititz Moravian Church Lebanon

Travelers Near and Far from Lititz Moravian Home

Mrs Ruth Kofroth recovers from illness while a stream of visitors and travelers pass through Lititz. Notables include Atlee Burkholder from Reading serving as a fair judge in Nazareth, and Lettitz natives and former residents visiting relatives, attending Moravian services, or touring locals such as Dittman’s large family gathering.

Atlee Burkholder Reading Joseph Dreifus Ocean City N. J Dreifus Wesley Bruckart Nazareth Matthais Raezer York G. B. Raezer Alice Wolfe Jacob Keener East Main Street Henry Erb Harry Erb State College Agricultural Department Daisy Rouse Richardson Linden Hall Lititz Richardson Baltimore Long Brickerville G .B. Raezer Wm. DeHaven Lancaster D. Grant Landisville Theodore Wolfe Akron Emma Lash Dayton Ohio Cora Hoover Wilson Hacker Dittman Harry Hess Jerry Adams Locust Street James Kennedy Youngstown Lawrence Brink E. S Young

United meeting of Sunday School workers planned

At a meeting of the super intendents the decision was made to hold a united gathering of all committees and Sunday School workers on Monday evening September 19 at 7 30 in the United Evangelical church. A local pastor will speak on the value of a cooperative town canvass to raise Sunday school enrollment.

United Evangelical Church

Lititz Fire Parade and Band Concert Scheduled

Lititz will host a fire company parade in Manheim on Saturday. If a fire occurs, notify the operator at Ind exchange in Lititz who will contact the local company. The Lititz band will also perform a concert on Saturday.

Lititz Lititz Fire Company Manheim Ind

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N. 3 Myers Rader Eugene Weidler John Fralich Lititz School News Forse Tobias Snavely Sturgis W.K. Bender Mr. Snavely Bushong Rome Garber’s Creamery Warwick J. H. Enck Roy Hoffer Simon Graybill Emanuel Reifsnyder H. Gochenaur H. L. Zook Frank E. Knox Abner Risser Adam L. Burkholder Frank I. Schreiner Harry R. Pfautz Abram 8. Huber Justice of the Peace Harry S. Kauffman M. R. Hess D. H. Musser E. Warwick Aaron H. Weidman Harvey S. Kohler Chester Adams H. W. Carvell E. Samuel Kline Geo. S. Grabe Oscar Young Sheaffer Graybill Louisa Herring Ella Sturgis Andrew Althouse Libbie Buch David Kreiter Clarence Grosh Mary Eby Linti Nies Tvan Adams Thomas Crago Congress Garland Crago Secretary of the Treasury Ruth Kofroth
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