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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1931

Page

7

Social News From Penryn and Surrounding Towns

Long list of Sunday visits and dinners in Penryn Lititz and nearby communities. Families including Diehm White Hammer Ulrich Keath Yeagley Shank Ober and Galebach are shown hosting and visiting relatives and friends across multiple households through weekend gatherings. Fire company responded to two chimney fires with no damage.

John Meda Diehm George B. Raezer Lititz Henry White Mary Margie Behm Thomas Ulrich Speedwell Henry Abecker Mary Hammer Mary Bishop Paul Galebach Galebach Paul Lancaster Starucbach Bishop Brannerville Val Koehler Keath Phares West Sayimond Dichm Syames McMallen Wey Paul Yeagley Manheim Charles Yeagley West Willow Ed. Yeagley Wallace Zook Gerald Rothsville Samuel Derr Doris Meda Martha Keath Sporting Hill Raymond Forney Henry Keath Christ. Hoover Raymond Galebach John Biemesderfer George Bomberger Fontana Allen Ober Betty and Ray Mastersonville Harvey Ober Donald Brunnerville Ivy In Mildred Elm Norman Ober Wayne Russel Samuel Fry Haltville J. T. Weber Ruth Malschnee Ben Weber Harry Shank Louis Gable Mabel Frey Philip Hartman Elias Elizabeth Startman Bismark Nathan Eitnier Ruth Carl Nestleroth Margaret Russell Ulrich Ammon Ulrich Claud Bender Con Roy Millport Nora Ober Esther Richland Chester Witmyer Violet Betty Elmer Weachter Harvey Seinicke Anna Grace East Petersburg A. Y. Keath Robert Slagel Penryn Peter Eshleman George Stoh

A Mederize Bathroom for the Younger Generation

The article urges families to create separate child friendly bathrooms for hygiene and health. It describes converting a closet into a juvenile bath or remodeling an existing one with affordable fresh fixtures colors and storage. A sample child’s bathroom is shown with a new toilet seat blue accents and practical shelving.

Social visits spread through multiple Lancaster County households

Eberly of Wernersville along with several relatives visited Tobias Ildademan and Martha McCloud in Ephrata. gatherings included the Evans, Cra mer, Haldeman, Neff, Seppi, Rettew, Nissley and Landis families with neighbors in Millersville Bareville Pine Hill and Rothsville as part of a Sunday social round.

Carl Caroline Steiner Anna Koch Lexington Ellis Rettew John Rettew Hiram Shearer Albert Nissley Landigville John Landis Pine Hill John McQuate Helen Enck Norman Leib Bareville Israel Zartman Mildred Pauline Mary Charles May

Fashionable golf wear nets for 1921 spring

Eighteen hole days approach and women seek stylish outfits for golf season. The article highlights cotton meshes of durene cotton, lightweight yet strong, with sheer to solid options and a range of pastel colors for washable spring frocks.

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Public Sale of Real Estate in Lexington Village

On May 16 1931 at 2 PM a public sale will be held in Lexington Village Warwick Township Lancaster County Pennsylvania under an Orphans Court partition order. The property includes a two story frame dwelling, frame barn and hog sty on 124 perches described by metes and bounds and bounded by Kryder Weidman Lititz and Lexington roads. Administrators Harry B Enck Wilson B Enck, auctioneer J G Conrad, attorney. 31-m7

Lexington Warwick Township Lancaster County Pennsylvania Orphans’ Court of Edward L. Kryder el Weidman Race Street Lititz and Lexington Road Harry B. Enck Wilson ENCK Edwin Enck J. G. Conrad Robert Ruppin

Winter and Summer Radishes and Garden Crop Tips

Garden guidance covers radishes spinach Chinese cabbage and turnips with notes on greens like french dandelion and mustard. It warns about lice on chicks and mentions railroad worms in ground under a tree by the fence urging tree removal and disposal of maggot eggs from early apple drops.

Healthy Chick Plan Pays Bigger Profits

United States Department of Agriculture notes that following the Grow Healthy Chicks program yields higher egg output and greater net income. Missouri records show 165 eggs per hen and $2.68 income per hen versus 147 eggs and $1.86 under ordinary methods. The five rules emphasize clean eggs and brooder houses, sanitary feed hoppers, clean ground, and separating cookerels from pullets.

United States Department of Agriculture WNU H. L. Shrader Extension Poultryman Missouri

Grain cleaners save farmers half a million in spring wheat

Robert H. Black of the USDA bureau of agricultural economics reports that over 1,000 threshing machines in the spring wheat area used grain cleaners in the 1930 season. More than 10,000,000 bushels were cleaned, lifting test weights and sometimes grades. Net market value gain exceeded a quarter million dollars, with dockage worth over $300,000 removed.

Robert H. Black Bureau of Agricultural Economics United States Department of Agriculture Black

Endive Lowdown on Soil and Blanching Methods

Properly prepared garden soil suits endive. Sow in rows 18 inches to 2 feet apart and thin to 1 foot in the row. Blanch leaves by tying with soft material or placing boards to form an inverted V. Two weeks to a month yields blanched hearts. inner leaves must stay dry to avoid rot. Endive tolerates no hard frost. lift in fall and blanch under mats in a frame or store in shallow boxes for cellar blanching.

Four Horse Sulky Plow Hitch Opinions

Four horses abreast on a sulky plow with no horse on ground increases draft as it tends to run sideways. The tandem two front two behind hitch is the only satisfactory four horse sulky plow hitch. A leafjet can be secured via the Horse Association of America in Chicago on request.

Horse Association of America Union Stockyards Chicago

Also Mentioned on This Page

Keller and Son Irvin Clay John Galebach Melvin Shank Jean Joyce Melvin Thomas D. R B. Decker Dallastown Lloyd Shank Robert Booth Bobby of Lincoln Isaac Greiner Eleworth Shank Doris and Ellsworth, Jr Mary Shank Elizabeth Brickerville News Oscar Waltz J. M. Bomberger Arlene Henry P Franklin Weber Maria Waltz Ben Snavely Helen Irene LR. Witmer Hallville Lizzie Huber Hettie Marcus Fetter Robert Steffy Kissel Hill John Mishler Waldee John Retten Philip W. Seppi Philip Seppi Sehroder Ivan Atlantic Sarah Stevens Mma Lou Fetta
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