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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
4
The Lititz Record celebrates 43 years of operation and begins its 44th year. The paper notes rising print costs and higher subscriptions in western weeklies while promising continued local progress and higher advertising rates to sustain the publication.
The Lanneberger organ from the Reformed church at New Holland was built around 1801 and later donated to St. Luke's church, now 119 years old. Moravian archivist A R Beck found diary extracts noting musicians assisting at the New Holland dedication on Sept 19 1801 and events around Sept 21 1801. The organ cost £200.
Bank at Brownstown Lancaster County presents assets liabilities and notes for Septembers close with resources including loans and U.S. securities and deposits. Directors list includes S. W. Bugh G Graybiel Diehm H. Pierson and D. W. Rancer with officers J H Wolf as cashier and J B Herr notary public. Hemstitching and dressmaking service expands under Mrs David Habecker at 3163 Stead St Luite Ind with new public work offerings.
In Lititz Pennsylvania the bank reports assets totaling 1 066 777 73 with loans of 77 500 and 26 loans carrying total charge not to exceed 50 cents. Cash items include 1 928 and 647 in checks. Deposits total 1 066 777 73 with time and demand deposits noted. Cashier H H Diehm attests to accuracy.
Lexington residents and neighbors are listed visiting relatives and friends across the area. Flora Kline and son Jamie visited White Oak, Miss Jennie Enck returned from Mt. Gretna, and several couples from Kissel Hill and Denver spent time with local families. A juror from Lancaster is serving this week. Farmers continue housing tobacco as harvest activities proceed.
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