Gold Supremacy Attested by Bureau of Mines
A Bureau of Mines report asserts gold’s enduring value and notes about half of mined metal since America’s discovery has vanished, buried in graves or lost in shipwrecks at sea.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1934
Page
8
A Bureau of Mines report asserts gold’s enduring value and notes about half of mined metal since America’s discovery has vanished, buried in graves or lost in shipwrecks at sea.
A local note recalls a bear cub weighing under a pound beside its mother’s large size. Sunday visits included Mr and Mrs David Hilton and children Roy Jawin from Snavely Mill and Mary Taeeking from Zion Home calling on the Hilton family. Various neighbors and relatives stopped by through the week, including Mrs Sadie Brown with guests Henry Shreiner Trene Wilbie and others, while Miss Herma Richert returned to duties at Preston Retreat Hospital after vacation.
Local families hosted and visited during the week and weekend in Lititz and nearby towns. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Strohm and daughter June at Irwin Strohm home. Mrs. Albert Weaver and family from Kreadyville. Mar tha Greider and Mrs. Shhenk from Mannheim with Landis Greider. numerous Zartman, Haldeman, Ober, and Zook relatives listed as visiting or entertaining. Henry Long return from a Florida wedding trip. gatherings at Elam Stark’s home with Dar, Dutz, Vlozy, Grube, and Meiley families. callers included Rev. Meiley and Clarence Ernst with J. F. Shuitz.
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