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Lititz Record enters 39th year with community events
The Lititz Record marks its thirty-ninth year under founder J. F. Buch as a clean, reliable paper. Harvest home rally at Trinity church drew 421 attendees, with German services, choirs, and speeches by Dr. Gobble. Terre Hill dedicates a cannon from Congress, in a large parade and ceremony led by H. Frank Eshleman and T. Asher Hees, ending with a veterans bean soup supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Buch
Trinity United Evangelical Church
A. E. Gobble
Myerstown College
W. H. Buch
J. K. Mathers
Misa Martha Ellenberger
Gobble
Dr. Gobble
Terre Hill
United States
Congress
Greist
National Guard
Grand Army of the Republic
H. Frank. Eshleman
Lancaster
T. Asher Hees
Philadelphia
Cemetery Park
Our Correspondents Report Local Social Whirl
From our correspondents Mr and Mrs Cyrus Kauffman and son Lester attended the Allentown fair with Mr and Mrs Albert Longenecker. John Weidman of Mastersonville visited friends here. Edna Young received 35 handkerchiefs for her birthday. Lillie Risser returned from Atlantic City last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Kauffman
Lester
Allentown
Albert Longenecker
John Weidman
Mastersonville
Joseph Connelly
Lutheran Church
Theodore Keller
Bond
Manheim
Mary Hammer
Sun Hill
Weber
L. W. Singer
Akron Notes Local residents and travel updates
H C Wolf moves from the Roland building to the W 8 Brown building on South Eleventh Street. Miss Elsie Adams of White Oak visits with her parents. J K Miller and Will H Adams families spend Sunday at Rothsville. Harry C Hahn and son Harry J of Reading visit Akron. Mrs John Souders of Manheim returns home after a week with her daughter. Various Akron residents take trips to Swartswood Lake and Lebanon. The Akron Cornet Band plays at a festival in Martinsdale. Cement walk completion from Ruppin's corner to Diamond Station to begin with half cost by Mr Andes. Squire Weidler and wife visit Rothsville. Local shopping and visits noted. Ephrata Lebanon Traction Co erecting freight station at Emports cigar factory. Miss Annie West of Ephrata visits. Rev Shoop and Mr Bingaman attend East Pennsylvania conference in Harrisburg. 112 residents attend evangelist Stough event in Lebanon. Mrs Emma Moore of West Chester visits. Edwin Mentzer starts housekeeping in Martin Enck’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Wolf
Roland
Martindale
Irene Conlin
Bailey
Berks County
J. J. Conlin
Ruppin’s Corner
Diamond Station
Mr. Andes
Squire Weidler
Rothsville
Preston Helman
Isaac Weitzel
Elizabeth
Lebanon
John Kilhefner
Ak- 1Ton
James McCloud
William Ditzler
John Helman
Lititz
Preston
Henry Shearer
John Laser
Gettysburg
Ephrata & Lebanon Traction Co
Kmports
Annie West
Ephrata
Alice Farlow
W. E. Shoop
Benjamin Bingaman
East Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Evangelist Stough
Emma Moore
West Chester
John Kelly
Edwin Mentzer
Martin Enck
Lemoyne area notes we recorded in Schaefferstown
Remains of Lizzie Bucks of Lebanon were brought for interment with services at the Lutheran church conducted by Rev E E Shantz. Widowhood lasted 47 years since husband Emanuel Bucks died of typhoid. Locals John Fetter visited family, others from Laurel Hollow and Lebanon called on friends. A park union picnic drew crowds as the Schaefferstown band played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Bucks
Lebanon
E. E. Shantz
Emanuel Bucks
John Fetter
West Chester State Normal School
John 8. Fetter
Martin Bickhart
Laurel Hollow
George Beamesderfer
Raymond Beamesderfer
Caroline Houser
Carpenter Street
Lancaster
Harry S. Miller
David M. Newman
Steelton
Rosanna Bomberger
Charles Haines
T. S. Brendle
Amanda Fessler
Reading
Michael Shenk
Henry Bomberger
Union
Park Company
Schaefferstown
Halfville Happenings and Local Visit Notes
Sunday visits reported from the area include High and family at Menno Brubaker’s near Kisse Hill Wayne R Hess and wife at Rothsville Rudy Eberly his wife and son Paul visiting New Holland from Saturday to Sunday A local ad notes sauerkraut sold at M G Shreiner's store with a playful Yiddish phrase about kraut and fat meat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. 8
Menno Brubaker
Kisse] Hill
Wayne R. Hess
Rothsville
Rudy Eberly
Paul
New Holland
Rally day and harvest home services in U E church
Mrs George M Leicey was taken to General hospital in Lancaster and operated on for a tumor. Rally day in Evangelical church planned with Rev J L Gensemer of Lancaster to deliver address. Quarryville baseball team lost 5 1 to Black Fronts of Lancaster after canceling Saturday game. next they plan to travel to Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Leicey
General Hospital
Lancaster
Harvest Home
U. E
Evangelical Church
J. L. Gensemer
T. S. Bare
A. G. Bare
J. R. Wolf
Lancaster Court
C. H. Hackman
Pine Hill
A. F. Getz
Quarryville Baseball Club
Black Fronts
Our Boys
Columbia
Lexington Locals Relate Weekend Visits and Fair Trips
Miss Naomi Williams spent Saturday and Sunday with Samuel Miller and wife at Brickerville. Mr and Mrs David Rickert spent Sunday at the same place. Mr and Mrs William Weidman entertained the following on Sunday: Mr and Mrs H R Landis and son Jacob of Lititz, Eli Landis and family of Landis Valley, Samuel Buchen and family of Farmersville. Mrs Ralph Hess and son of Rothsville spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Hiram Markley. William Todd and family of near Kissel Hill visited Phares Zartman and family on Sunday. E K Zartman conveyed villagers and others to the Lancaster fair each day this week in his auto truck. B B Snavelys auto truck conveyed the pupils of Miss Hettie Hess to the fair on Tuesday. Miss Hess chaperoned the party, who had a very enjoyable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Williams
Samuel Miller
Brickerville
David Rickert
William Weidman
H. Reist Landis
Jacob
Lititz
Eli Landis
Landis Valley
Samuel Buchen
Farmersville
Ralph Hess
Rothsville
Hiram Markley
William Todd
Kissel Hill
Phares Zartman
E. K. Zartman
Lancaster Fair
B. B. Snavely
Hettie Hess
Miss Hess
Lancaster Stockyards Lifts Free Foot and Mouth Quarantine
Lancaster Union Stock Yards announced on Tuesday that starting next Monday the yards will be free from the foot and mouth disease quarantine. The six month restriction had curbed trade, causing losses to farmers and cattle dealers. lifting it promises renewed buying for winter feeding statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Lancaster
Farms for Sale Listed by State Department of Agriculture
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture prepares a bulletin listing farms for sale. Anyone with a farm for sale and a reasonable price may request a descriptive application by writing to the Secretary of Agriculture at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Secretary of Agriculture
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