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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1925

Page

5

Family Gathering at Avery Myers Home in Millport

A large family gathering was held at the Avery Myers home on the Harry Hos tetter farm in Millport on Sunday September 13. Attendees included many relatives from Owl Hill Lititz Rome and nearby areas plus friends. At the Warwick House sale on Saturday 37 people sold and 4 sales were made with many items listed including pigs rabbits chickens potatoes and produce. A local education event that Friday evening offered 27 courses for professional development recognized by the Department of Education.

Avery Myers Millport Harry Hostetter Reuben Fry Owl Hill Albert Shenk Near Lillie Monroe Shue Monroe, Jr Esther John Furlow Grace Jane Emma Huber Landis Mary Helen Henry John Rome Amos Shenk Ella Shenk Anne Irene Shenk Near Lititz Mabel Fry Abram Landis Warwick House LIM Department of Education

Extésion Classes Open Friday Evening

Elizabethtown College plans to open extension classes Friday evening as part of its new adult education program. Officials say the extended hours will serve working students seeking flexible study options.

Steinmetz Properties Sold At Public Sale

The late Gran Steinmetz estate real estate was sold at public auction last week. A 62 acre farm in Elizabeth township went to Frank Busser for 92.60 per acre and a Clay village house and lot was sold to widow Mrs. Mary Steinmetz for 6000 dollars.

Gran Steinmetz Clay Elizabeth Township Frank Busser Mary Steinmetz

First Artificial Ice Inventors in History

There is debate over who first produced artificial ice by chemical and mechanical means. Prof. A. C. Twining of New Haven, Cana, was among earlier notable inventors, but others preceded him. Artificial ice did not become commercially successful until about 1880.

A. C. Twining New Haven Cana Uni

Dryburgh Abbey Inspires with Ruin’s Quiet Beauty

The Dryburgh Abbey in Berwickshire near Abbotsford sits beside the Tweed, with two intact gables and a radiant wheel window. Its ruins reflect Roman Saxon Norman and Gothic styles and link to Sir Walter Scott and Chaucer era writers in a landscape of orchards and venerable trees.

Abbey Dryburgh Berwickshire Abbotsford Melrise Abbey Christian Science Monitor David Lin Tlugh de Morville Tweed River Sir Walter Scott Init Thompson Cower Chaucer Dryburgh Abbey

Connecticut Governor Declares Requisition Unconstitutional On Technicality

In 2011 Governor Griswold of Connecticut refused troops asked by President Madison for garrison duty, ruling the regulation unconstitutional because the forces were not a repel invasion.

Griswold Connecticut Madison

Care Tips to Keep Window Plants Healthy

Gardeners are urged to diagnose plant trouble by avoiding overwatering and drafts. Inconsistent watering and direct drafts harm pots plants, while patient observation reveals each variety needs unique care. Gentle watering, occasional stimulant, and light leaf sponging aid health, with careful handling of fine foliage.

Claus

Competent Counsel and Teachable Mind for Success

Herbert N. Cyassen argues in Forbes Magazine that efficiency relies on seeking expert advice. He urges readers to assess their rank, identify those above them, and study their ideas and methods. Humility grows with wisdom, and respect increases with greatness.

Emerson Herbert N. Cyassen Forbes Magazine

Color of Sparrows

A biological survey states there is no red headed sparrow. It notes the lark sparrow and the chipping sparrow have chest red heads and are both classified as song sparrows.

Biological

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Warwick Sion John WM. Miller Broad Street Elizabethtown College Steinmetz Properties Ryvex Wayne News-Sentinel SONY Lloyd Ralph M. Spacht Lititz Penna Hoosier Billy House Buch’s Clothing Pee Ee Pion Cohay
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