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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1930
Page
2
The Pan American Onion states Paraguay is the only South American country producing lace in fairly large quantities.
A professional philosopher marries and admits he has met someone smarter than himself, according to the Washington Star.
A statewide order barring smoking in woods by hunters is recalled a month after issuance by Governor Fisher. Fire bans in woodlands stay active. Other items report a fatal tractor accident near Scranton, two longtime bank officials dead in Boyertown, a fatal stove fire in Locust Grove, a Norristown hold up, and a Hershey dinner honoring Governor Fisher with top officials attending.
In Brownstown Saturday evening a spelling bee awarded prizes across four classes with Miss Hartman Miss Gehman and J W Buch in charge. Winners included Abram Sheaffer Charlotte Palmer Elsie Spangler Herbert Pierce Ruth Herr Alice Kissinger Alma Carpenter Virginia Bave Eather Zwally J W Bach Martin Sheaffer and others. Local sales hunts and community events were also noted.
Andrew Carter Andrew Carter and other pupils of White Oak school taught by Miss Sara Rose Halfville were not tardy or absent in November. Visitors included Anna Rose Helen Harhart Eva Grier Maria Waltz and more. Local residents attended events at homes and with neighbors including a Thanksgiving gathering and a funeral for Abraham Balmer.
A quoted verse admonishes cunning and deceit, contrasting the sly tricks of a deceiver with the warding stance of clear minded individuals. The fragment reflects a moral caution from a historical text.
The Rothsville High School organizes an athletic association with about 60 pupils enrolled. Tickets sell for 1.00 to students and 1.50 to adults. Officers are President Harry Bomberger Secretary Wilbur Masser Treasurer Arthur White. A court trial by seniors on theft of 50 chickens entertained the school. A faculty play is planned for December 18, 1980.
Officer Harry Brenner was bitten on the forefinger by a woman during a dispute on St Prince Street. Eli Leibig claimed an 850 bounty for shooting a rabbit near Newmanstown. Safe Harbor project near Susquehanna basin employs up to 1900 workers. Harry Summers of Quarryville had his right thumb amputated after a saw incident. Congressman Kinzer to push for five new post offices in Lancaster County and pension bills during the lame duck session. towns Lititz Paradise Columbia Manheim Elizabeth town named in a 115 million building program.
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