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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1937
Page
9
Most radio reception problems come from home devices. Faulty lamp bulbs, worn cords, and appliances with moving parts or heat controls cause interference. High power stations fade at night due to station effects, and listeners cannot fix that. AVC helps with ordinary fading.
The article notes an early spring sought by many but delayed by a severe snowstorm. Signs of spring return with gardens being planted and children at play while spring fever and the urge for remedies spread among families.
Kissel Hill Lutheran Everett Stauffer leads the Luther League Sunday 6 pm. Rev. J. F. Knittle conducts a Bible Study Thursdays at 7 30 pm starting next Thursday the 8th. Rural Lutheran Prep Service at Akron Church tomorrow 7 15 pm. Communion at Penryn Church Sunday 10 am. Next Thursday April 8 7 30 pm Communion on Sunday April 11 10 am.
Walter S. Bare has installed a tobacco stripping machine in his cigar factory here. Monday evening the high school basketball team faces Ephrata high school in Linden Hall gym. C Hassler took charge of Grant's bakery. Repairs proceed on a garage by John Habecker on Raspberry Alley. Marion automobile agent Habecker north of Orange Street. Norman Lacy appointed general manager of Bell Telephone's Atlanta branch. Hershey Seaman Co erecting a double dwelling on Marion Street and excavating for Prof A B Longenecker home at Spruce and Marion. A sudden wind storm caused $5000 damage to Warwick Township. Lititz suffered minimal damage. Agnes Elizabeth Clarke dies aged nearly one year. E S Moore fined $10 for speeding in Florin. Local motorcyclists make a 100-mile trip to York and beyond.
Fifty years ago last Friday the bodies of Rudolph Rauch and his two daughters were disinterred at the Moravian cemetery, a ritual linked to new findings in a long-standing case. Authorities indicated the procedure aimed to advance investigations and resolve lingering questions about the tragedy.
Local note records Irvin Keener and family visiting Mr and Mrs Eric Buckley in Norristown. Also mentions Miss Atta Rowe and a prothonotary notice stating accounts to be presented for confirmation nisi on April 19 1937 with guardianship and weak minded persons named.
Miss Helen Bender and Mr and Mrs Arthur Kling spent Easter Sunday with Mrs Kling’s brother in law and sister. Mrs BR M Kane hosted at Grand View Heights Lancaster. Miss Mary Dengate of Notre Dame and Frank Dengate of Emmittsburg Md spend Easter with their mother Mrs Mary Dengate. Randolph Bricker enjoyed Easter with his parents Mr and Mrs D FP Bricker.
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