Lititz Record declares second class post office matter
The Lititz Record notes its filing as second class matter at the Lititz Pennsylvania post office.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1926
Page
4
The Lititz Record notes its filing as second class matter at the Lititz Pennsylvania post office.
The Evangelical church mission band held a Sunday program featuring singing, scripture, prayers, and readings by Mrs G M Leicey and others. The offering reached 3271.27 for missions in Africa. Later, Rev Francis Walz preached, with plans announced for Rally Day and a corn roast. Local residents made social visits and attended events as listed in society notes.
A wave of sundry visitors marked the weekend in Lancaster and Ephrata regions as Mr and Mrs C M Day entertained guests including Mr Roether and daughter Mohter and Mrs Rufus Esta with several couples hosting others from Reading, Harrisburg, Mount Gretna, and nearby towns. Friends and relatives like Mr Walter Bender and son Eugene, Mr Jacob McQuate and son Edgar, and many more shared Sunday visits and social time at diverse homes around the counties.
Balrfville resident Clayton Adair and family visited Charles Rose on Sunday evening. E. D. Todd and family spent Sunday with friends in Denver. Mrs B Adams and children at Buchs visited her brother in the county. Charles Rose tended children and harvested a fine crop. M G Shreiner sold cabbage for sour kraut and discussed potatoes at a local meeting.
Fragmentary local notes report the Thursday farm sale of David Eshleman not selling. The item lists visitors and relatives at several households including the Keller and Elser families, plus minor social visits around Schoeneck and Petersburg. Several names and scattered details reflect a quiet community Sunday social scene.
The article recounts a rambling fund raising and school spirit piece featuring John Madlem urging support for Lititz High versus Palmyra High on Sept 25. It blends humor about a prodigy, a football lesson, and a call for community turnout plus a Coldren family reunion report and local notices.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Kauffman and family of Baltimore spent Saturday with Kauffman's mother Mrs Kauffman. John Zartman of Reading and Jacob Huber of Lancaster visited Mrs Emanuel Kauffman and Mrs John Luber on Thursday. Harry Suber and family visited Ellis Rettew on Sunday. Beatrice Euck nursing student spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Chas Mack. George Singer of Indiana visited Brickerstown relatives Friday. Reuben Kauffman and daughter Gladys and John McQuate Jr of East Petersburg spent Sunday with Ellis Rettew.
A fragmented catalog entry lists aluminum kitchen items such as jelly molds measuring spoons collapsible cups aluminum pans kettles cookie cutters tea spoons and sauce pans plus enamel and nickel plated pieces. Also mentions brushes salt shakers and various handles and sets reflecting a mid century goods catalog.
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