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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1935
Page
9
Entry notes the Lititz Pennsylvania post office designation as second class matter under the postal system, indicating its mailing status and handling category for publication logistics.
The Talk reports party candidates for September primaries with general elections on November 5. It notes voting rules for 21 year olds who have lived in the district for two months and quotes M Havey Taylor arguing for Republican victory to restore prosperity while criticizing Democratic policy and New Deal impacts on wages and prices.
From Philadelphia North American reprint, Grace Keller of Lititz has operated a local exchange for 25 years. She is credited with saying "Line's busy" millions of times and has heard many conversations, yet remains discreet and knowledgeable about secrets of Pennsylvania. The item also notes various local incidents and visits, including Mr. Clendening's family, accidents near Rothsville, and community happenings through August.
Peter Yeiser wed Miss Ella Rickert at the bride's parents home, Charles residence, as reported in a fiftieth anniversary note.
About 90 members and friends of Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church Young People's Missionary Society hosted Mr. and Mrs. J Raymond Newcomer at the bridegroom's parents home Lititz Route 2. The bride is former Jean Pfautz. Earlier the society showered Miss Anna Hornberger, future wife of Herman Reedy, at the bride to be's mother Mrs Lizzie Hornberger's East Second Avenue home.
A Gretna audience welcomed a Broadway style production with standout performances and lively crowd enthusiasm as the show plays to crowded houses and positive notices.
Home economies adviser Anne Forbes outlines safe canning methods for corn using steam pressure cookers to reach 240 to 280 F and destroy spore forming bacteria. Three methods are described plus specifics for whole ear and cream style canning. theater note covers Gretna Players at Mt. Gretna presenting Three Cornered Moon.
The notice lists multiple reunions in August and September including Eshleman Kurtz Beebaker Roth and Frymyer families. It notes a County Convention of the W C T U at the Moravian Church and a 12th National Portman Sortman family gathering at Senft's Park in Spring Grove York County.
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