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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1936

Page

5

Local Woman Wins Recipe Endorsement for Amish Pie

Mrs. Milton Aungst of 631 South Broad Street earned a national Certificate of Recipe Endorsement from Better Homes & Gardens for her Amish Pie. The endorsement reflects testing kitchen standards of dependability taste and family usefulness and includes six stamped copies of the endorsed recipe.

Milton Aungst South Broad Street Better Homes & Gardens Aungst

Community Guest Visits Highlight Weekend in Penryn Area

The Penryn scene shows multiple visits as Mrs. Henry Ruhl convalesces and families from Elm Lititz Lancaster and Elstonville gather at homes. Neighbors including the Summy, Bomberger, Weachter, Zell, Dohner, Beid, and Miller families share Sunday and Easter hospitality with extended kin and nearby residents. Wayne Ober returns from Philadelphia after a week with Norman Ober.

Henry Ruhl Fanny Esther Summy Penryn John Bomberger Elm Henry White Ernest Enck Lansdowne Mervin Barto John Shelly Stanley Elstonville Henry Keath James McMullen Helen Nathan Brockhart Bessie Cornwall Abram Summy Abram Fannie Esther Frank Beard Hiram Demmy Harry Galebach May Ellen Lititz Paul Galebach Isaac Moyer Jean Pauline Charles Beard Lancaster Evan Reston Jacob Moyer Paul Stark Ethel Carl Ezra Cochran Lorraine Joan Clayton Boyer Nancy William Weachter Billy Deloris Edward Zell Elmer Weachter John Showalter Ephrata John Biemesderfer Harry Shank Lancaster Junction Harvey Weber Nelson Weber Allen Clay John Galebach John K. Miller Manheim Milton Miller Harry Dohner Bobby Mary Ann Akron Cyrus Dohner Rufus Shelly Kenneth Walter Heagy Arthur Weidman Marcus Sheetz Francis Weidman Lewis Sturgis Henry Rollman Robert Slagel William Plautz Mervin Glenn Patty Myr Harry E. Long

Sparrow Hawks Return to Springs Park Nesting Again

Bird watcher notes a pair of Sparrow Hawks nesting in Springs Park for three years. They used a hollow Black Willow prior to its fall, with the nest containing mouse bones and small bird skulls. The species is protected in Pennsylvania and nesting cavities grow scarce.

Robert Snyder Springs Park Pennsylvania Sportsmen’s Association

Boot Reversed Signifies Soldier's Last March

In a military funeral a saddled horse led in the procession with the owner's boot reversed signals the soldier has reached the end of his earthly journey. This is an old custom whose origin is not known.

Kissel Hill Church welcomes new members and Easter events

Salem Lutheran Church admitted Robert Balmer Jacob Charles Warren Mease and Raymond Witmer by adult baptism. Grace Lindeman Janet Dubs and Everett Stauffer by confirmation. Mrs Raymond Witmer and Mrs Mary Bechtel by transfer. One infant Joan Edith Habecker baptized. Easter services featured by children and a pageant In Thy Kingdom.

Salem Lutheran Church Robert Balmer Jacob Charles Warren Mease Raymond Witmer Grace Lindeman Janet Dubs Everett Stauffer Mary Bechtel Joan Edith Habecker Chester Habecker

Socials note from Lancaster residents visit families

Lancaster residents were seen visiting relatives over the weekend. Mrs. Louis Himmelberger, who had been staying in Lancaster with her daughter for health reasons, has returned home to Kissel Hill. John Frey and Miss Anna Heffner visited Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bucher and family Sunday evening.

Carrie Mowery Lancaster New Holland Anna Resh Ervin Lindeman Ella Mae Mellinger Amos Keener John Mellinger Ella Mae Hess’ Church Robert Kauffman Millersville Hudy Mary Spence Iss Lucy Hornberger Lester Simmons Laura Rhinier William Boas Sara Jane Blanche Loomis Houck Raymond Helen Dorothy Verna Owl Hill Alexander Heinley Catherine Grimsey Philadelphia Helen Seaman Heinley Newton Forney Mabel Forney Neffsville Louis Himmelberger Kissel Hill John Frey Anna Heffner Philip Bucher

Wedding Reception for Ecklin Hastings Held at Hotel

A wedding reception followed the marriage of Miss Helen R. Ecklin and Kenneth F. Hastings of Lancaster, held at noon Saturday in the General Sutter Hotel.

Helen R. Ecklin Kenneth F. Hastings Lancaster General Sutter Hotel

Program By Junior Musical Arts Society Highlights Nether lands Theme

Edgar and Mary Pelgar of town participated in a Lancaster Junior Musical Arts Society program Saturday afternoon. The event showcased the Netherlands and Netherland descent children in native costume.

Edgar Mary Pelgar Town Junior Musical Arts Society of Lancaster Netherlands

Miss Mary Bender Named College Athletic Treasurer

Miss Mary Bender daughter of Dr and Mrs Harry E Bender student in the Woman s College of Duke University was elected treasurer of the Woman s College athletic association for 1936 1937 She has served as treasurer of Sigma Kappa sorority during the current year.

Mary Bender Harry E. Bender Woman's College Duke University Woman’s College Athletic Association Miss Bender Sigma Kappa Sorority

Gas Company Names Local Zone Supervisor

Osmund W. Little of Lancaster is named Zone Supervisor for the East Penn Division of the Atlantic States Gas Company. He will manage Zone 5 including Lititz and nearby communities as a district office and appliance display store open. Gas is supplied by underground tanks with monthly checks by service men and post usage payment.

Osmund W. Little Lancaster East Penn Atlantic States Gas Company

Young People’s Temperance Council Holds Silver Medal Contest

On Monday at 7:30 p m the Young People's Temperance Council sponsors a Silver Medal contest in the Sunday School room at St Paul’s Lutheran Church. Contestants represent their Sunday Schools and the public is invited. A US silver offering will be lifted.

Mae Stauffer Luther League Elizabeth Lindeman Ann Grimsey Mahlon Stauffer Kissel Hill Young People’s Council Young People’s Temperance Council St. Paul’s Lutheran Church

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