Kaitors and Publishers Entered at Lititz Post Office
D. Fulweiier and R. Johnson Kaitors and Publishers filed an entry at the Lititz Pennsylvania Post Office, labeled second class matter.
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Lititz, Pa
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1934
Page
9
Lititz Pupils Win Big At Hershey Musical Contest
Lititz students swept the Hershey sectional contest with four firsts and several seconds and thirds, second only to Harrisburg which earned eight firsts. Lititz entered three top prizes in every field and chartered two buses for the 28 mile trip, while Wayneesboro High School’s 85 piece band traveled by private autos. The community is urged to support entrants heading to Johnstown for the April 27 event next Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Axe
Hershey
Tarrisburg
Asnellh
Waynesboro High School
Johnstown
Primary focus on May 5 election in county legislative races
The May 5 primary centers on county legislative seats with the Republican group aiming for a November sweep. The slate includes two incumbents Carry Ti. Treut and Norman Wood as holdovers, and Edwin R Spangler as the third candidate after replacing Assemblyman Joseph T. Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ti. Treut
Manheim
Norman Wood
Peach Bottom Farmer
Edwin R Spangler
Ephrata
Joseph T. Evans
What is Youth Week Explained in Plain Language
A concise look at Youth Week and its appeal for those who have not participated. The piece compares the concept to relatable experiences like falling in love or hitting a dramatic home run with bases loaded, highlighting its social value and personal satisfaction.
Youth Week as a Key to Youth Understanding
The Rotarian article argues Youth Week, started as Boys Week in 1920 by the New York Rotary Club, broadening to include girls. Observed this year April 28 to May 5, it aims to channel youth idealism, reduce alienation, and provide adults with a method to celebrate achievement and curb future social decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Youth Week
Rotarian Magazine
TIME FOR COOPERATION IN FARMERS COOP POLICY
The piece argues cooperatives must rise as farmer and public needs grow. It notes relief policy failed to meet expectations, prices stay low relative to living costs, and talks of treating agriculture as a public utility with strict government control. Cooperatives aim to curb surpluses and align farmer production with essential needs.
Coopera Pushes for Farmer Unity in Editorial Stance
An editorial from Tri-Com News Wakefield urges farmers and the public to back cooperative efforts. It argues opponents threaten cooperative gains and stresses the need for broad support and aggressive action to advance the movement.
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Ize
Coopera
Tri-Com News
Wakefield
Virginia
CLEAN UP WEEK DESIGNATED BY STATE AGENCIES
State departments and the Bureau of Fire Protection designate CLEAN UP WEEK starting April 23 to promote sanitation and nuisance removal. A day by day guide urges Highway Day clean sidewalks and gutters, Forestry Day avoid burning near forests, Fly and Mosquito Day clean cesspools, out houses, and water features, Junk Day remove junk and clean cellars.
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State Departments of Health, Welfare, Forests and Waters
Bureau of Dire Protection
Commonwealth
Local Girl Leads in Millersville Comedy
Miss Dorothy TH Moyer daughter of Dr and Mrs I Ny Moyer will portray the lead in a three act comedy Only 8 and 40 be presented Saturday evening at Millersville State Teachers College as part of Mothers Weekend observance at the College on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy TH. Moyer
I. Ny Moyer
East Main Street
Cushing
Millersville State Teachers College
Collega
Farm Calendar notes on bees oats and apple top-work
The calendar outlines bee strengthening with one to two pounds of queenless packaged bees per weak colony and a queenless two pound unit per empty hive, plus pre- spray before insertion. It gives oats smut control by diluting formaldeny and spraying piles during handling and coverage with blankets, then curing oats after five hours. It also recommends top-work on apple trees with cross pollination via pruning in every fifth tree of every fifth row.
Tobacco Contracts Officer Visits Lititz For 1932 Program
Landis G Becker of Lititz will address township committees at the Warwick House on Saturday from noon to 5 PM and at his home on April 28. Henry N Hershey of Lititz will speak at Fahnestock's Store Brunnerville Saturday noon to 1 PM and at his home on the 28th from 8 AM to 5 PM.
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Is Lown
Soverment
Landis G. Becker
Litilz Rh
Warwick House
Lititz
Henry Nl. Hershey
Lititz B.D
Fahnestock’s
Brunnerville
I. M
Miner als of Lancaster County Second Edition On Press
The Miner als of Lancaster County by Prof Ter bet Beck of Franklin and Marshall College goes to print this week with about 24 minor additions from the first 1912 edition celebrating the Linnaesa Society 50th anniversary Bornite copper mineral near McCall s Ferry in Marve Township is the main new find with other minerals added for academic interest only Lancaster County iron nickel and chrome mines are no longer active once part of the nation s resources.
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Lancaster County
Terbert H. Beck
Lown
Franklin and Marshall College
Linnaesa Society
McCall's Ferry
Marve
Dedication Planned for Baron Stiegel Tablet in Manheim
Lancaster County Historical Society to unveil a memorial tablet honoring Baron William Henry Stiegel, famed Manheim glass maker. Ceremony on June 10 during Feast of Roses. Justice Owen Roberts to attend. red rose rent tradition noted since Stiegel granted land 164 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Stiegel
Manheim
Aion
Lancaster County Torical Society
The
Historical Society
Herbert N. Beck
Soveviety
Manheim Borough Council
Owen Roberts
Supreme Court of the United States
Baron Stiegel
Tobacco Growers to Meet in Manheim Saturday
Tobacco growers of this section are urged to attend a meeting Saturday evening in the graded school building EB High St Manheim to form a marketing organization and to learn about Rider A in the government reduction plan and have questions answered.
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EB. High St. Manheim
Fighting Robin Finds Peaceful Nest Nearby Window
An Arkansas or western town report notes a robin that once attacked its reflection in a window now building a nest in trees near the house. The bird repeatedly fought its reflected image until realizing the other bird was a friend.
Auto Club To Meet In Elizabethtown Theater
The Lancaster Automobile Club will hold its monthly meeting at Moore Theatre Elizabethtown tomorrow evening at 7 o clock. The program includes talking pictures a comedy and a news reel plus reports discussion of topics of interest and features motorists.
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Lancaster Automobile Club
Moore Theatre
Elizabethtown
At & Oelock
Fire Near Hall's Tavern In Hills Suspected Cigarette Blame
The Penryn Fire Company answered a blaze near Hall's Tavern in the hills on Sunday. Firemen found leaves burning and quickly extinguished them. No trees were damaged. They believe the fire was started by a carelessly tossed cigar on ciparetie.
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Penryn
Hall
Noo
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Lititz Record
HE Record Printing CO
D. Fulweiier
R. Johnson
Kaitors and Publishers
Stabil
Millersville
Whipple
Mill
Baron Steigel
Auto Club
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