Fulweiler and Johnson Editors and Publishers
E D Fulweiler and J R Johnson are listed as editors and publishers for the newspaper. This note identifies the management and publishing roles within the periodical.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1929
Page
4
E D Fulweiler and J R Johnson are listed as editors and publishers for the newspaper. This note identifies the management and publishing roles within the periodical.
The piece reflects on August as the hottest month blamed for pneumonia and dog days yet a vacation peak. It notes children dread returning to school while urging locals in Lititz to enjoy their summer and look forward to another year away from work.
The wedding notice lists Stevens High School and Millersville Teachers College with Mr. Kreider, a Lititz merchant, as part of the event context.
Margaret E Kilgore daughter of Mr and Mrs Harris Kilgore Landisville and Phares S Kauffman son of Mr and Mrs Phares G Kauffman East Petersburg were married at Emanuel Lutheran Church Brickerville by Rev F A Weicksel The ceremony used the Lutheran full church and ring rites Over sixty guests attended the reception at the bride’s home in Landisville The couple will honeymoon at the seashore then live in Landisville
A double wedding was held Thursday at 10 in the Hertzler home. Rebecca Hertzler and Samuel Bauman wed, Grace Snyder and Ernest Bauman also joined in marriage. Bishop Isaac Brubaker officiated. Attendants were Mabel Hertzler and Henry Bauman. Mary Hershey and Amos Martin. A dinner for fifty followed and couples planned a trip to Watkins Glen Niagara Falls and other destinations. A stray line notes eye color can change with diet, referencing a Chicago colonel.
The article asserts a simple breathing method to treat sleeplessness. It advises long deep breaths through the mouth and slow exhalation through the nostrils, claiming proven value in many cases.
An English scientist Sir Arthur Keith is quoted saying that people rarely use half of their brain and many use only about ten percent while claiming we have ten times as much brain as needed.
A roundup reports Bertha Fedorchak dying in a dentist chair after a tooth extraction in Pottsville. Other notices include a fatal gunpowder explosion in Bethlehem injuring two youths, a schoolteacher Edward Snyder dying of a stroke in Shamokin, and dedication of Camp Strause’s Indian Village in Lebanon. Additional items cover robberies near Spring City, a fatal bee sting in Chestnut Hill, and autopsy ordered in Philadelphia to probe J Raute’s death.
Several hundred spectators gathered at the Lutz Pool to watch Herbert Young of Washington DC, Red Cross representative, demonstrate modern life saving methods and swim strokes. He gave a brief history of swimming and explained the crawl and other styles, after touring Lancaster pools last week.
Historical account describes using fireflies tied to the toes of Cuban negroes to light their path at night. It notes lanterns made from hollow gourds perforated with many small holes and containing several large fireflies to provide illumination.
An essay argues that young people must assume leadership as global industry rapidly expands. It highlights stories of Frank Woolworth, Charles Schwab, and Thomas Edison, noting their perseverance and early struggles as evidence of required preparation and discipline for future top roles. It also cautions on the heavy responsibilities of leadership and the need for educated, resilient individuals to guide economic progress.
New York reports widespread mailbox thefts aiding check forgeries as bank customers’ cancelled checks and signatures are exposed. The American Bankers Association issues a nationwide warning detailing anti fraud steps. James E. B. S.aum leads the association’s detective department in transmitting the alert.
Indicted for robbery and larceny Scrub Bull stood trial in Laurel Mississippi in a case linked to hindering dairy industry growth and lowering profits The jury found him guilty and a death sentence was pronounced but he disappeared overnight during the Milk Products Show context The event aimed to build support for Jerseys cooperative dairying and tick eradication with bank sponsored awards and farmer contests.
The Georgia Bankers Association and the State College of Agriculture sponsor a farmers’ institute tour featuring a four-truck large exhibit. The display covers agronomy horticulture engineering poultry animal husbandry soils and fertilizers home economics marketing with an electrified farm model. Local bankers fund transport and setup while the College of Agriculture runs the event with extension specialists.
Hearings held by Squire H B Hauenstein in Lincoln addressed a fight following a collision south of Reamstown. Five men and one woman were involved. McManus and Miss Smith were fined for disorderly conduct, while charges of reckless driving and assault against Abel and Chalfont were sent back to court.
Mrs C B Snyder and sister Mrs Alvin B Eberly of Ephrata toured Atlantic City Ocean City and Ocean Grove this month. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ober visited brother Michael Ober in Kissel Hill. The Elser and Nissley families dined with the Weidhmanville group. Funeral of Mrs Harry Holsinger at Middle Creek Church last Wednesday. L B Wiest visited son Samuel Wiest and family. Thmer Rock went fishing and returned with a good catch. Mt Airy picnic attendees noted. Samuel W Elser family visited Elser Gerhart Lititz. Mrs Rufus Heisey and son Elwood spent time with her mother Mrs Gerhart. Mrs Harry Wealand and daughter Margaret visited Mrs Gerhart Monday evening.
Walter Mumma was elected president of the P O S A at the District Convention held Saturday. The Adult Bible Class of the Lutheran Sunday School held a picnic at Long's Park Sunday with forty five attendees. Master John Seigerling visits relatives for a week. Mr and Mrs Elias G Fry attend Kemper reunion. Mr and Mrs David Graham and Mrs Gertrude Hallacher spend a few days here.
Mr and Mrs Larkin spent Sunday with Mrs Anna Loose. Miss Sadie Bender is recovering from a tonsil operation. Mr and Mrs Fred Kauffman visited Hershey on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Calvin Painter and children of Lancaster visited Mrs Martha Hertzler on Monday. Miss Alverta Long is spending a week at Reading.
The passage lists hair composition elements with approximate percentages: carbon about 54.52 percent, hydrogen around 6 percent, nitrogen 17 to 82, sulfur 20 percent, oxygen 16.08 percent, and small amounts of mineral matter.
Apricot pits once burned as fuel by California canners are now transformed into diverse ingredients including oils and flavorings. The shift reflects new uses for pit byproducts and expanding rural processing techniques.
An odd description highlights thirteen stars on the quarter dollar and clusters of thirteen motifs—fetter scrolls, eagle feathers, shield bars, stripes, olive leaves, and arrows—emphasizing a remarkable count of thirteen in its design.
Ohio State tourist notes the subject has lost most of his original sense of smell and 78 rapidly losing the rest of it while reflecting on the dangers in a sleeping car.
Allegheny College in Mendvilla Pennsylvania is described as a fine example of pure Colonial architecture, second only to a dependence hall in Philadelphia. The piece highlights architectural merit and historical value.
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