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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1930
Page
6
Two tablespoonfuls of Radox in a gallon of water makes a footbath that relieves corns and callouses after a few nights soaking. It softens the outer layers and penetrates to the root, lifting the corn bodily and easing pain. Sold at L. N. Moyer's and drug stores as a modern treatment.
Winter barley may substitute for winter wheat in southern Pennsylvania counties east of the Alleghenies as it yields well and provides better livestock feed. Drought impact is mitigated by distant shipments. ground cleanliness and proper hopper placement help disease control. Cows need ample water in heat and co operatives stress uniform grade products and efficient packing. Harvest guidance includes storing corn in silos and ensuring livestock receive adequate feed for proper development.
Mr and Mrs Norman Kline and children spent Sunday with Mrs Willis Shaab at Rothsville. Peggy Sullivan Mildred Carpenter Lancaster visited Mr and Mrs Morris Carpenter. Arthur Shaub Hummelstown spent a week with Ray Singer. Esther Markley weekend with Kathryn Brubaker Schaefferstown. Others present included Rachel Orpha Bollinger Grace Margaret Miller Elizabeth Stoner Menno Stoner. Rolandus Mull hosted Mahlon Mull family from Manheim and others.
A public sale will be held on the premises in Elm village Lancaster County Pennsylvania for a two story brick dwelling formerly known as Penville Elm Hotel with two acres of land. Improvements include a large dwelling with electric lights and a large frame barn plus fruit trees. The property lies on a hard road four miles from Manheim and Lititz. Sale starts 2 PM Standard Time on Tuesday September 28 1930. Terms and conditions announced by Millard Hartman Alvin H W Hartman Florence Himmelberger A H Snavely Auctioneer and A H Young Attorney.
A long list of Sunday calls and social visits surrounds Rothsville and Manheim. Families including Wentling Fahnestock Bollinger Carpenter Markley Rickert Singer and others gathered at homes and churches across Lititz, Ephrata and Rexmont with multiple relatives and friends attending events and a Hogsler reunion at Hogsler's Church on August 8.
A historical clipping notes a series of misprints and mismatched items. Errors include vegetables sold in hardware stores, a suitcase corner piece labeled Thissing, reversed digits on a sign, boxes containing wrong contents, mislabelled items in a shop, misspelling of Ladies, hair pricing disputes, window sign attachment failure, magazines not found in hardware stores, incorrect initial on a case, footprints showing only the left foot, cuff button placement, and irregular suitcase lid width.
The lesson outlines Amos the herdsman called by God to prophesy to Israel during Jeroboam II's reign. It details his nontraditional origin, the northern kingdom's prosperity amid luxury and corruption, and Amos's rebukes of greed, complacency, licentiousness, and failed justice. It ends with a call to seek God, renounce idolatry, reverse perverted judgment, and restore righteousness.
Excerpted lines praise the Lord and describe steadfast mercy beyond thought. Two clerical quotes urge sincere worship and insist no trifles be neglected in conduct, urging moral care in small actions.
Mrs C C Kofroth and Mrs Elizabeth Longenecker visited Mrs Thomas Erb in Hazleton. The Bomberger reunion drew attendees at Lititz Springs Park. Miss Helen Minnich improves in a Philadelphia hospital. John Minnich starts fall teaching term in York. Harry Letz and Sara Snyder return home after Mt Joy visit.
A scanned legislative page lists four joint resolutions proposing constitutional amendments. The first targets uniform taxation with limited exemptions, the second amends Section 22 on fiduciaries and investments, the third changes Section 8 of Article Seventeen restricting free or discounted railroad passes, and the fourth expands voting eligibility by adding qualifications for Citizens 21 and older with registration rules.
Nancy of Lancaster called on Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Young. John Dittman visited Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Groff and Miss Susan Ober. Ira Longenecker and family with Mrs. Ellen Longenecker spent Sunday with Arthur Longenecker near Mt. Joy. Mrs. William Mease of Hopeland visited William Mease Jr. at Kissell Hill. Amos Snavely entertained guests Friday evening and Saturday night, including Earl and Jennie and Mary Snavely, and Benjamin Snavely, Martin Musser, and Arthur Hollinger. Sunday dinner guests included Harvey Snavely and Charles Hollinger.
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