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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1935
Page
6
L Bruce Althouse of Penn Dairies spoke to the Lititz Rotary Club on the dairy industry's history. He outlined milk usage in the United States including percentages for drinking butter condensed milk cheese ice cream and minor products and waste.
Elm Club members gathered at Mrs. Pen Sheaffer's home for the season finale and a tea for mothers. Present were Mrs. Jacob M. Carper, Mrs. Abram Longenecker, Mrs. John Keljer, Mrs. Jacob R. Carper, Mrs. L B. Koehler, Mrs. Adam Long, Mrs. Benj. Sheaffer, Mrs. C. L. Nestleroth, and Misses Dorothy Carper Martha Longenecker Mildred Keller Fidith Carper Meda Koehler Vera Long Anna Becker Ruth Nestleroth Eva Hershey Lovella Hershey Wanda Snyder and Kathryn Eors-Serger.
Mrs S R Posey and her three daughters along with her son Robert spent several days this week at Ocean City New Jersey. Many locals traveled to Reading on Sunday to visit points of interest. Thelma Howard spent two weeks with Marge Althouse at Florin. Jacob Howard and children Violet Fred and Larry visited Horse Mill near Florin. Betty Bicker of Rothsville stayed with her mother for the weekend. John D Martin remodeled his home with new windows. Arnts Lititz Musical Hedowners provided music at the Sinking Springs Carnival Saturday. Mary Kreider of Neffsville visited Verna Kreider Mrs John Heiserman and Mary visited Roop at Talmaine on Sunday. Pratt of Harrisburg and Ralph Gross hosted relatives for the weekend.
Local eyeglasses retailer advertises all styles at low prices with daily office hours from 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. The notice claims the business has fitted over 18,000 patients in the county.
Brownstown resident Mrs Harslish visited Mrs Frank Gable while Hoover and Martin attended events with family in Oaklyn and Lititz. Moravian Church figures gathered for conferences and weddings with Grams and Pfohl families prominent. Edith Dillen birthday celebrated. several families hosted dinners and visits across Coatesville Strasburg Woodstock and Winston-Salem with extended kin in Illinois and California.
In this promotional snippet shoppers are offered Quick Arrow soap chips 1 lb cans at 25 cents and SunKist oranges described as extra sweet and juice rich. Libbys stuffed olives priced alongside battle ship vacuum packed coffee and General Sutter coffee at 23 cents per pound.
The Sunbeam Class of St. Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School will hold a corn roast, with the corrected date Thursday September 5, instead of September 6 as previously listed. Elmer Shrem of Detroit visited his sister Mrs E E Habecker for four days.
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