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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1930
Page
5
E. D. Fulweiler and J. R. Johnson are editors and publishers for the publication. The paper is entered at the Lititz Pennsylvania post office as second class matter.
The piece urges residents to boost civic pride and collaboration to attract investment. It contrasts a stagnant town with neighbors and warns that a passive approach leads to a dead, run-down image while urging active support of community effort.
Pay cash if possible or use a credit account and settle bills promptly. Bad accounts raise prices. Carry small parcels to save on delivery charges and avoid unnecessary exchanges. Patronize home merchants to lower prices by boosting volume and reducing overhead. Home merchants strive to keep prices reasonable. support them by buying locally.
Borough considers a five year contract for new street lighting at no cost to taxpayers. Local clubs urge replacement of overhead lamps with modern curbside standards while business leaders press the light company for a comparable deal.
Warwick Grange met at Rothsville High School Monday evening with good attendance and visitors from other Granges. After the business session, a Home Economics program featured a Color Scheme for a Cheerful Kitchen and talks on Interior Decoration by Mrs. John Long and Mrs. Geo. Grunenberger.
Mrs. M. W. Hess chaired a program on new porch and nook furniture and space conservation. Speakers covered heating ventilating home steam heat ventilation and lighting fixtures while Mrs. Levan posed if thrifty to be a home seamstress. The meeting closed with a song and plans for April 28.
The wedding of Lancaster residents was held Saturday at 4 30 pm in the First M E Church with Rev Albert M Witwer officiating. A reception followed at the bride’s home attended by both families. The couple will live in Landisville. The groom is publicity director at Franklin and Marshall College and his father manages Beck Brothers in Lititz.
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