Lititz Post Office Second Class Matter
Entered at Lititz Pennsylvania as second class matter at the post office under postal regulations indicating mailing status and classification.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
4
Entered at Lititz Pennsylvania as second class matter at the post office under postal regulations indicating mailing status and classification.
Mrs. Birke and son Bruce John visited relatives in the area on Saturday. Rev. and Mrs. Musser and family from Columbia stayed with Harry Longenecker. A Farm Women's Meeting at C. B. Snyder’s drew a large crowd. Other visits included Snyder family, Sam Wiest, Schoeneck, and Florence Hoover families with various local hosts.
Lexington society notes report Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shultz of Akron and James Shultz visiting relatives, plus Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sheaffer of Lancaster and others. Paul Miley hosted a Sunday gathering with multiple Lexington and Lititz residents. A runaway 18-year-old was picked up near Akron by an auto agent and returned home after police questioning revealed he fled to avoid school.
Obituary notices report the death of H H Moore of Lancaster at 8 pm Tuesday aged 59 after long illness. He lived at 18 North Marshall Street, married Elia Stark of Lititz, survived by wife sister and brothers, church member, and fraternal orders. Funeral at his home Friday 2 pm with private interment in Moravian cemetery Lititz. Also announced are deaths of Christian B Snyder at north of Lititz aged 81 9 20, funeral Saturday at 9:30 am at home and 10 am at Longenecker's meeting house with interment in the adjoining cemetery. Hiram Snyder of Stevens. Eli Trego of Ephrata aged about 75 with a list of survivors and services pending.
Two obituaries note Seaman Cooper of Akron aged 55 and a Lancaster area funeral held Tuesday. Survived by wife and daughter Mrs William Clair and brothers and sisters in Eph rata and Akron. Interments at Bergstrasse and Evangelical cemeteries. Also reports a large shipment of stock fish planted locally in Lancaster County including 500000 Mississippi river black bass to spawn in two years in Conestoga Muddy Creek Hammer Creek Cocalico and Chickies head waters.
Allentown Fair runs Sept 19 24 Lancaster Fair Sept 27 30 York Fair Oct 4 7 Farmers Day at Ephrata Oct 7 8 Second annual Community Show at Lititz Oct 21 22 local gatherings and exhibitions announced.
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