Oysters flow to local dealers as sales stay strong
Local dealers report steady oyster receipts and good sales. Miss Marian Biemesderfer leaves Kis sel Hill for a Boston university. Thursday half holidays will continue through the month. Mrs. Curtis Hensel is hospitalized at Lancaster General. Bertha Klaus sold a Spruce street home for 3800 to James Goldthwait. Reuben Hollinger sold a S Broad street home to U S Delp. Robert Snyder senior, 7, hospitalized with bronchial pneumonia. A V Grosh sprained ankle but walks with crutch. Clayton Stedman buys a Chevy truck for produce sales. Stephen Grumbling buys a light delivery truck for produce. Sallie Reidenbach bedridden two weeks from old age ailments. Marian Wertsch and Mrs. Jner and Mrs. John Painter are bedfast at Elite Studio in Lancaster. Anna Mary Gandis once studied millinery and dressmaking. Garden Spot String Orchestra draws crowd. Hawaiian trio featured. Lititz Springs Orchestra to perform Saturday with Coatesville Colored Band as big attraction for Sept 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Reidenbach
Pianna
Reidenbach
East Main Street
Marian Wertsch
Jner
John Painter
Mancaster
Anna Mary Gandis
Idaden Flull
Garden Spot
Lancaster
Lititz Springs
Coatesville
Lititz Shrine Club Corn Roast Hit by Rain
The Lancaster County Shrine Club held a corn roast at Lititz Springs Park last Thursday evening. Led by Thomas Waddell the Lititz Nobles planned entertainment. Rain reduced attendance to fifty, but edibles for twelve were prepared. Trimmelberger's orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Trimmelberger
Mrs Brobst Sees Parade Distress and Thaw Comment
Mrs. Charles H. Brobst visited Atlantic City with Lancaster friends and witnessed a boardwalk roof collapse killing one and injuring six. She praised a Miss America contestant, watched Miss Ederle swim near the Million Dollar Pier, and noted Harry Thaw appeared insane while shouting along the parade with two policemen keeping watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Brobst
Atlantic City
Lancaster
Lititz
Miss Ederle
Probst
Harry Thaw
Moravian Settlement Tour Through Pennsylvania and New York
Moravian residents P. B. Bucher E. Lane Abram Snyder and J. Frank Buch enjoyed a three day auto trip of over 700 miles through northeastern Pennsylvania and parts of New York. They visited Liberty Binghamton Owego Waverly Watkins Glen and Scranton and traced the Lackawanna Trail to Wilkes Barre Bloomfield Danville and Northumberland before Harrisburg. The trip passed without mishap and highlighted local land and farming contrasts between New York and Pennsylvania. A national bank opened in Newfoundland Wayne County with 25 000 capital and the town hosts a church school buildings a brass band and a few stores. The Moravian settlement was established by early pioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
P. B. Bucher
8. E. Lane
Abram Snyder
J. Frank Buch
Pennsylvania
New York State
Allentown
Lehigh State
Delaware Water Gap
Pocono Mountains
New Youndland
Delaware River
Narrowsburg
Liberty
Binghampton
Owego
Waverly
Watkins Glen
Bluefields
Lackawana
Salshead
Scrantor
Susquehanna
Wilkes-Barre
Bloomfield
Danville
Northumberland
Harrisburg
Iarrishburg
Elizabethtown
Lititz
Tioga County
New Foundland
Wayne County
Foreman Clarence Ingersole Honored at Trap Factory Sendoff
A farewell outing and supper honored Clarence Ingersole foreman of the tempering room at Anim al Trap factory. Employees and families gathered at the Sechrist farm along the Con éstoza near Oregon. Adam Showars acted as toastmaster and Ellis Spickler presented a watch chain, as Ingersole and his family plan to move to Sherrill New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ingersole
Sechrist
Conéstoza
Oregon
Adam Showars
Ellis Spickler
Mr. Ingersole
Ingersole
Sherrill
Choir Enjoy Corn Roast at Snave ly's Bungalow
The St. Paul's Lutheran church choir held a corn roast at Snave ly's bungalow last night attended by about forty members. They enjoyed corn and numerous hot chowders and everyone had a splendid time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
Rotary Club Tour Of Linden Hall Seminary Visit
The Lititz Rotary Club toured Linden Hall Seminary in regu lar session with Principal Stengel and trustees guiding. The main floors lie with linoleum, space for 120 pupils, and the opening quota is filled for next Wednesday. Visitors viewed the campus and apple trees. four Lancaster Rotarians joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Linden Hall Seminary
Stengel
Lancaster
Demand for Sour Kraut Boosts Lancaster County Cabbage
Farmers haul large cabbage surpluses from the county as sour kraut demand rises. Cabbage, once for family use, now replaces tobacco for many growers. The crop yields good profits with less labor, and production is set to expand. Lancaster County ships much of its cabbage to cities for kraut making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Record marks 50 years of Lititz coverage and service
The Record celebrates its fiftieth birthday with thanks to the town for support and a loyal readership. It recalls founder J Frank Buch’s bold start, the paper’s growth through Lititz’s industrial changes, and the evolution from hand set type to modern presses, while urging continued focus on readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
J. Frank Buch
Globe
Buch
Old Lancaster Intelligencer
Philadelphia
Wild steer shot after months on the loose near town
A steer that roamed for four months was shot last week by Oscar Diehmer near town after escaping from Homer Minnich's farm. The wild animal jumped a six foot enclosure, damaged tobacco and corn fields, weighed about 1500 pounds at escape, and the carcass was sent to a Manheim butcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Diehmer
Homer Minnich
Manheim
Getters Meet Tunney at Stroudsburg Convention Camp
Two Lititz youths, Chester Leicey and Norman Habecker, delegates at the State American Legion Convention in Stroudsburg, shook hands with heavyweight aspirant Gene Tunney at his golf camp. Tunney spoke briefly, described camera crowds, and praised the chat before resuming play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Jene Tunney
Chester Leicey
Norman Habecker
The
American Legion
Stroudsburg
Tunney
Leicey
Luita
Lescey
Talk on Davenport Florida Views At Keller's Barber Shop
Spafford of Lancaster spoke last Thursday in Keller's barber shop showing colored views of Davenport Polk County Florida. He owns an orange grove there and described Polk as central Florida with many lakes. A party from this county may be formed soon with expenses estimated at one hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Spafford
Lancaster
Davenport
Polk County
Florida
Keller
Beck Brothers
Rosedale
Long Island
F Buller
Theran
Beck
Buller
Philadelphia
New York
Potatoes Sell At Warwick House Sale For 1 75 Per Bushel
Warwick house sale reports 713 sales including 20 pigs at 5.25 to 6.25, 100 bananas 50 cents to 1.10, 20 bushels potatoes at 1.75, 10 bushel peaches 50 to 65 cents, 40 heads cabbage 3 to 4 cents, cigars 2.20, 86 brooms 60 to 65 cents, 25 blankets 2.75 to 5, refrigerator 5, bed 7, table 4, pistol 4.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick House
Brunnerville U B Cemetery to Sell Lots
One day sale of cemetery lots in Brunnerville U B cemetery on Saturday September 18 at 1 PM. Buyers may choose any lot at a 20 percent discount, with the sale conducted by order of the trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunnerville U. B
Around Our Town lights and life in Lititz area
A Lititz social page recounts a Boston bulldog guest at a restaurant, a well behaved scene, and praise for a longtime helper known as the "flower man" Ho race Eschbach who redeems unused trolley tickets for charity. The piece mentions a con man, One-eyed Connely, and a town tomato tale tracing horticultural history and health notes on tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Eschbach
Eschbach
Chicago
Eshbach
Last Reunion of Season in Lititz Park
The Coldren Clan holds its final reunion of the season at Springs Park on Saturday, marking a closing gathering for members and families in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz Park
Coldren
Noted Historian and Quaker Visits Lititz
Albert Cook Myers of Philadelphia, renowned Quaker and Penn life authority, visited Lititz with S. L. Carpenter Shirk of Lancaster. He recounted hosting royalty and his Quaker simplicity, while on an auto tour for William Penn data. Barton Sharp, Ben Forney, Miss Forney, and Miss Anna Balmer took a weekend trip through the Endless Caverns to Washington and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Cook Myers
Philadelphia
United States
Lititz
S. L. Carpenter Shirk
Lancaster
L. Leivey
Myers
William Penn
England
Duke of Portsmouth
Historical Society
Sweden
Sesqui Grounds
Barton Sharp
Ben Forney
Miss Forney
Anna Balmer
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Lititz Teacher Wins Riding Horse at Denver Carnival
Miss Maude Beavinger of Denver, a Lititz public school teacher, won the saddle horse Cocalico Jim at the Denver firemen's carnival. She promptly sold the horse and donated part of the proceeds to her home fire company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Maude Beavinger
Lititz
Birthdays and travel notes from Lititz Gazette
Birthdays listed for September include George Butzer William Peacock Mrs Fianna Reiden bach Benjamin Lutz Prof H T Frucault and Mrs S C Hassler Mrs K E Crosland Ida Foltz and her daughter sail from Honolulu for Seattle to visit relatives and then Dillon Montana A Western move prospect is noted for a Lititz youth and a potential westward trip A report from Germantown Cricket Club covers tennis stars seen by Lititz residents including H J Pierson Mrs Brown Edwin Bear Elwood Furlow Tom Furlow Dr Herbert Cooper Walter Scott and Henry Tershey A live Japanese beetle is displayed by William Stauffer at his Lancaster fruit stand
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Butzer
William Peacock
Fianna Reidenbach
Benjamin Lutz
H. T. Frucault
Allentown
S. C. Hassler
KE. S. Crosland
Lititz
U. S
Germantown Cricket Club
Philadelphia
H. J. Pierson
Mrs. Brown
Edwin Bear
Elwood Furlow
Tom Furlow
Herbert Cooper
Walter Scott
Henry Tershey
Travelers Near and Far Visit Cities and Campgrounds
Mr and Mrs Walter H Buch spend days in Philadelphia and many others travel to Philadelphia Gettysburg Oneida and Pasadena for visits work and leisure. Families tour Berks Lebanon and Hershey counties and attend Millersville State Normal School opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Walter H. Buch
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Girvin
Catharine Gantz
Kathryn Sturgis
Millersville State Normal School
Ira Eberly
James Sesseman
Henry Buch
Berks
Lebanon Counties
Virginsville
Buch
Hamburg
Hershey
Program Arranged Special Ly for Lititz
The Eagle Band of colored musicians from Coatesville plans a special concert in Lititz on Saturday September 25 featuring over thirty musicians including a trio of singers and an impersonator. The American Legion hosts a festival at the fire house that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagle Band of Colored Musicians
Coatesville
Lititz
American Legion
Fire House
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Marian Biemesderfer
Kissel Hill
Boston
Curtis Hensel
East Main St
Lancaster General Hospital
Bertha Klaus
Spruce Street
James Goldthwait
Reuben Hollinger
California
S. Broadstreet
U.S. Delp
Robert
Paris Snyder
Miss A. V. Grosh
Cedar Street
Clayton Stedman
Stephen Grumbling
Litriner
Mrs. Brobst
Newfoundland
Rotary Club
Linden Teall
Him
Central
Grosh
Fisher’s
Five Points
Springs Hntel
Connely
Lydia
Salinda Tess
South America
Great Britain
Ida Foltz
T. B. Buch
Honolulu
T. H
Seattle
Yakima
Wash
M. L. Reilley
Wheatland
William Stauffer
Harvey Krick
Jamie Kline
M. H. Yoder
H. K. Cooper
Paul Seaber
Lou Yocum
Reading
Catherine Smith
Myr
Elwood Ritz
Floyd Hackman
Arlie Hackman
Gettysburg
Owen Badorf
Oneida, N. Y
Oneida
Elizabeth McCann
Henry
Mary
Bridgewater, Va
Mrs. McCann
H. R. Gibbes
Lydia McCully
Bethlebens
McCully
John Kauffman
Pasadena
Calif
James Kennedy
Youngstown, Ohio
Belle Brink
Shepherdstown
E.S. Young
WN. J. Brumbaugh
H. R. Gibbel
Mr. Brumbaugh
Mr. Gibbel
Juniata College
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