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The Lititz Record is issued weekly by The Record Printing Co with editors and publishers E. D. Fulweiler and J. R. Johnson.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1934
Page
9
Welcome Spring and a Fresh Coat for Homes
Spring arrives in force after a harsh winter and prompts homeowners to refresh exteriors with paint, boosting appearances and supporting local trades. The piece also urges yard work, seeding, and replacing failed evergreens, recommending buying seeds from weekly Record advertisers to aid the community.
IXING UP Improvements at the newspaper office disclosed
The office reveals changes from spring cleaning efforts. Equipment has been moved to improve workflow after five and a half years under current owners. A tidy up includes paint and white wash, promising a changed appearance that will surprise readers.
Enforcing NRA enforcement debated for business protection
The piece argues the NRA must revamp into a codes enforcement machine to protect honest businesses from chiseling. It questions whether enforcement should be centralized in Washington or shifted to local compliance boards, noting this as a vital issue in any enforcement plan.
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NRA
Lititz
Ashland Wedding of Miss Sara Ruth Oehme and John T Murr
Miss Sara Ruth Oehme daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Ochme of Lancaster and John T Murr son of Orpha Murr of New London Ohio were married on Easter Sunday morning in Ashland Ohio at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Herbert Rev Wetherly pastor of the Ashland L B Church officiated The bride a Littg High School and Millie State Teachers College graduate worked in the Armstrong Cork Company office The couple will reside in Ashland where the bridegroom is in business
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Sara Ruth Oehme
Lewis Ochme
Lancaster
John T. Murr
Orpha Murr
New London
Ohio
Ashland
Thomas Herbert
Wetherly
Ashland L. B. Church
Littg High School
Millie
Armstrong Cork Company
Kile and Neff Couple Wed at Lutheran Parsonage
Kile Jacob M. Kile and Blanche L. Neff of Columbia were married Saturday at 10 A M in the Lutheran parsonage by Rev F A Weichsel. The bride and groom were joined by Miss Sara Hunter and Martin Musser of Columbia. The newlyweds will reside in Columbia.
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Christ J. Kile
Jacob M. Kile
Lancaster
Blanche L. Neff
Myr
Albert Neff
Columbia
Lutheran Parsonage
F. A. Weichsel
Bri Paix
Sara Hunter
Martin Musser
Bachman and Banzhofes Wed in Elkton Ma Ceremony
Miss Jane Banzhof daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Banzol of Bessmore and Carl Bachman son of Te and Mrs Jacob Bachman of Lititz were married in Elkton on Saturday morning. Elmer Z Delp and wife accompanied the couple. Bachman graduated from the local High School in 1982 and has since worked for Log Cabin Farms.
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Jane Banzhof
Roy Banzol
Bessmore
Carl Bachman
Jacob Bachman
Lititz
Elkton
Elmer Z. Delp
Mr. Bachman
Hwizh School
VERICHROME Load Bright Light for Harsh Weather
VERICHROME demand highlights performance in bright and dull days alike. The product claims to illuminate under shade and weather, with AQL sizes available for immediate orders.
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Zurn
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E. D. Fulweiler
J. R. Johnson
Editors and Publishers
S and
M Wihather
Kile—Neff
Bachman
Banzhof
Kodak
Verichrome
Wertsch
Roy
Reidenbaugh
Electrical Service
West Main St
Penna
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