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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1926
Page
4
The Lititz Record E editor Buch lists subscription at 1.50 dollars per year.
A Harvest Home service was held at 10 A M in the Tuitheran church led by Rev F A Weichsel. Numerous society meetings and gatherings are listed including the Grace A E church Women’s Missionary Society at Mrs Elam Myers’ home and the Lancaster General Hospital Ladies Auxiliary sale in Gehman building. Motn Bros unveiled a 6 60 Moon closed car model. The Volunteer Fire Company carnival is set for Oct 2 with Ringgold Band. Various visits and family gatherings across Manheim Lititz Ephrata and Reading mark a busy weekend in the region.
Mr and Mrs Jacob Landis Anson Hinsey John Lengel Carp Hei Tey and son Clarence Mary Roger Wayne Zell Newton Joseph Kershner Elsie Miller visited. Quinton Zwally and daughter Evelyn joined Amos Metzler at Brungerville. Ralph Spotts family and Samuel Burkholder visited Samuel Spotts at Hahnstown. Shirk Dietrich Miller and daughter TuaRue with John Beck at Neffsville. Madison Rachel visited Margaret Smith at Terre Hill. Lizzie Bollinger visited Wayne Stauffer at Millway. Edwin A Hess and party toured Boston Springfield White Mountains Green Mountains and Watkin s Glen covering 1512 miles.
Mr and Mrs George Evans hosted a large Sunday gathering with relatives and friends from Reinholds Lancaster Lincoln Lexington Ephrata and Brickerville including Hinsey Meek Eckman White and Yocum and many others. Several couples and their children visited residences in Brunnerville Landisville and Lebanon with others traveling to Allentown Philadelphia and Reading for occasions.
Mrs Johns is home from General Hospital of Lancaster. Mrs Martin of Ephrata spent last week with the C B Snyder family. infant Samuel Hess son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hess died Friday night. funeral Tuesday. interment at Lincoln. Ida Pfautz and daughter visited Lancaster Saturday. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ober visited the Joseph Barry family near Lexington Sunday. H Arlington Gerhart and daughter M Phoebe of Manheim with P O Elser and the Samuel Elser family were Sunday guests of the J W Gerhart family.
Mr and Mrs Rufus Heisey of Elm spent a weekend with Mrs Heisey s parents Mr and Mrs J W Gerhart. Mr J W Gerhart was hosted at supper Saturday by his daughter and PB Heisey s family. A funeral for Wim Rog ig of Akron drew local friends to St Johns Brickerville. Mrs Carrie Weist and son Lemon stay a week with Mr Stewart s Lancaster family.
The Halfville sale drew a good crowd with property selling to John Engle for 885 dollars. Local residents visited relatives across several nearby families including the Freys and Todds as well as Ralph Adams who injured his arm at the Manheim Asbestos plant. A new boy was born to Mr and Mrs Samuel Frey Jr, and roof work and silo filling were noted among local chores.
The Brownstown carnival planned for last Saturday on the athletic field was disrupted by rain and likely canceled due to late season. The local baseball team played Akron there.
Saturday action left Akron with a 7 to 1 setback. a return game on the home diamond is scheduled for this coming Saturday. Community announcements note a men’s Bible class roast at Conestoga creek, church events, and visits from regional residents. Funeral for Henry Dixon was held in the U B church with interment at Brownstown cemetery.
An eleven year old Brownstown boy Daw son Graybill wrote Dempsey hoping for a win in the Dempsey Tunney bout. Dempsey answered the letter and the boy prizes it though he was disappointed by the result. See window advance of Gift Books at Scott's Book Store.
Executor Rudy Carpenter of Lititz Pa requests immediate payment from all debtors and presents claims or demands for settlement. Fact: Letters testamentary granted to Rudy Carpenter. Attorney Amos H Burkholder represents the estate in Lititz Pennsylvania.
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