Lititz Post Office Second Class Matter Entry
The notice notes postal designation and mailing status for Lititz Pennsylvania.
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Lititz, Pa
Post Office
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1930
Page
4
Park rules cited as needed for manners during picnics
The Lititz Springs Park Association warns that local children have begun taking ice cream and snacks from visiting Sunday Schools during their outings. If behavior doesn’t improve the association may act, as the park relies on Sunday School picnics for revenue and upkeep.
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Leroy Bare
Lititz Springs
Lancaster
Lititz
BAD TROLLEY TRACKS PROMPT ACTION REQUEST
At the Young Men's Business League monthly meeting residents urged Conestoga Traction Company to repair South Broad Street tracks in poor condition. Cracked ground dust and heavy wear on the bed cause porch dust and safety concerns. If no action by the company, a committee will be formed to press officials. Began “Chain Store” idea noted.
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Young Men’s Business League
Conestoga Traction Company
South Broad Street
S. Broad Street
League
Two Suspects Caught After Chase Through Town
Police chief Kreider, Ira Bucher, and Clark Chronister pursued two men after a street robbery attempt. One was captured near Mennonite Church grounds after shots in the air. On arrest, $29.74 in cash and several forged checks were found, with misread names and endorsements revealing the same offender. Authorities warn merchants to beware strangers presenting checks.
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Qehme
Kreider
Ira Bucher
Water Street
Clark Chronister
Bucher
Doster
Doyster
Reissnyder
Glee Club Holds Picnic At Buck's Mill
The Little Male Chorus held their annual picnic Saturday at Buck's Mill. Games were played and a basket luncheon was enjoyed.
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Buck’s Mill
Harrups Move Into Riverhead House in Lititz Draft
Move details say Move Here Me and Mrs William M H Harrup of Riverhead Long Island have taken a residence at 25 Centre Street Lititz Mr Harrup serves as shop foreman at Lititz Motor Sales Ford agency
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William MH. Harrup
Riverhead
Long Island
Centre Street
Harrup
Lititz Motor Sales
Ford Agency
Crowds At New Red and White Golf Course Opening
A large crowd gathered Saturday at the juniper and raspberry lot for the opening of the Red and White Golf Course. The Cadet Band performed and many visitors tried the miniature course’s traps and hazards.
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Juniper and Raspberry
Brownstown Picnic Set at Rocky Springs Park
The joint Sunday School picnic will be held next Saturday at Rocky Springs Park with the committee aiming for a successful annual event. Town folks attended the Adamstown camp meeting last Sunday and Rev L A Werner officiated at the funeral of Mrs Daniel Ludwig in Lititz with services and interment at Rothsville Lutheran Church. Crops and vegetation suffer from drought as cisterns and wells fail. Willis Hitnier, who lost an eye in a quarry accident, is improving and active. Raymond Getz, Ray Harnish, Ruth Zwally, and Emeline Wolf spent Sunday at Hershey.
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Rocky Springs Park
Adamstown
L. A. Werner
Daniel Ludwig
Lititz
Rothsville
Willis Hitnier
Messrs
Raymond Getz
Ray Harnish
Ruth Zwally
Emeline Wolf
Hershey
Token of Gratitude and Fortunes in Fur Based Settlements
The text discusses a Florida bird sanctuary established by Edward Bok and a tower as symbols of beauty and gratitude to the American people. It cites a motto from John Burroughs and reflects on fur based prosperity in Canada including Montreal and Three Rivers, with fines paid by adventurers. It also includes a critic’s remark about a young author and a new proverb about life’s necessities from Moose Magazine.
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Florida
Edward Bok
John Burroughs
Canada
Three Hivers
Montreal
Camp fire menus and recipes for outdoor meals
Campers can enjoy a set of open flame dishes including grilled bacon and olive bob rolls, baked beans, corn on the cob, cucumber pickles, fruit cake, peanut butter sandwiches, and coffee. Methods describe broiling steak on a long fork, wrapping bacon around olives, and assembling sandwiches with chili sauce, mustard, and cheese.
Pole Star Polaris Named by Ancient Civilizations
The Pole Star, Polaris, was called the Star at the End of the Tail of the Little Bear by ancients. Ursa Minor, containing Polaris, was noted by Thales in the seventh century BC. Greeks called it Cynosura while Phoenicians used Phoenice. Its observations aided navigation.
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Thales
No Pockets for Money in New Guinea
A note from Finder Magazine describes New Guinea natives carrying shell and bead money on strings. When Britain issued new pennies, coins were perforated so money could be worn as necklaces or earrings.
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New Guinea
Appreciative Are We Of Public Speaking Says American Magazine
The American Magazine notes that many people grow convinced only the speaker loves a speech praising oration and its value. The quote reflects a skeptical take on public addresses and audience reactions.
Penryn Notes Highlight Local Social and Events
Visitors from Halfville and Lancaster attended gatherings with local families. A wheat field fire near P B Eshleman was contained by volunteers with no damage to buildings. St Pauls Lutheran planned a picnic August 16 with Knights of Malta Band providing music. Numerous residents hosted relatives and attended Mount Gretna camp meeting.
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William Pfautz
Mervin
Halfville
Harry Long
P. B. Eshleman
St. Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School
Knights of Malta Band
Lancaster
Samuel Brownberger
Elm
Jacob Brownberger
John Diehm
Meda
Milton White
Brunnerville
Mary Koser
Landisville
Paul Koehler
Stanley Biemesderfer
Marion
York
J. W. Biemesderfer
Robert Garman
Arvilla
George Ruhl
Lebanon
Amanda Steinman
Ada
C. B. Kauffman
B. Kauffman
John Foeht
Penn
George Biemesderfer
Dauformer
Elaine
Kauffman
Soudersbarge
Oscar Waltz
Nora
Elam
Toward
John H. Galebach
Mount Gretna
Fiias Hitnier
Amelia Long
Herbert Fry
Hiram Eby
Colebrook
RB. B. Biemesderfer
Lois
Velma
Joyce
Rufus Kline
Justice the Great Interest of Man on Earth
A compact quotation notes that justice binds civilized people and nations, underscoring Webster’s famous sentiment about law and harmony guiding society.
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Earth
Class Divide Described as Three Tiers
A San Francisco Chronicle remark notes three social groups the lower, the upper, and the great middle class, each tending to its own business. The quote frames a stratified view of society.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Education in China six year primary system and access gaps
The article outlines a six year primary school path in China for ages six to twelve, split into two three year courses. It notes theoretical compulsory status but real adherence remains limited to one or two provinces. It also compares arrow shafts, stating metal shafts lack recovery, while Norwegian pine wooden shafts recover after release.
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China
Age of Excess and Divine Numbers Themes
Dr. Logan Clendenning critiques excess after forty five with a cynic tone. A study notes ancient Greek worship of more than 80 000 gods and Indian divinities exceeding 33 000, highlighting vast pantheons.
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Logan Clendenning
Gem of Indian Art Mahal Mausoleum Description
The Mahal is a domed square white marble mausoleum completed in 1. It sits on a terrace with four slit white minarets at its corners and an exquisite garden enclosed by a wall with a gate and a mosque as subsidiary elements in its composition.
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Mahal
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