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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
2
Guidance on seed potato storage and temperature ranges, weight checks for pallets, shading and covering tips for dwarf shrubs, and dairy cattle winter housing. Include ventilation after digging, use evergreen covers, boards for snow, and maintain space for air. Emphasizes feeding adjustments and stable comfort for efficient daily handling.
Households from Mt Hope to Ephrata and Lancaster exchanged Thanksgiving calls and Sunday visits. Neighbors such as the Grossmans, Freys, Encks, Freys, Althouses, and Todds were listed among those visiting relatives and friends across Halfville area communities.
Sunday greetings flow between residents visiting relatives in Brickerville White Oak and Ephrata areas. Families include the Eneks Hackmans Strauss Todd Engle Frey Garman Shriener Hery and Rhoades with daughters Mary Jane Mildred Olive Rose Edith Flossy and others.
Messy Thanksgiving gatherings across Kis sel Hill and nearby areas show numerous families visiting relatives. Attendees include Grimsey Uecker Heinsey Honek Baker Stohier Himmelberger Miller Reidenbach Hershey and more from Lancaster Lititz and Central Manor. Philip Bucher is suffering with an infected arm.
ROTHSVILLE Mr and Mrs John Young Clau de Young Elizabeth Andes Mr and Mrs Carl Reedy and Jane Reedy visited Rev and Mrs N L Bechtel in Souderton on Sunday. Mrs Rosey Reinhold spent Sunday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs Benjamin Enb. Mr and Mrs E Musser and daughters of Ephrata spent Sunday evening at the home of Misses Mae and Mary Musser. Mr and Mrs N Long and Miss Grabe were entertained at a dinner at the home of Mrs Burkholder and daughter of Denier. Mr and Mrs James Spickler announced the birth of a daughter last week.
Miss Mary E. Swope of Leola wed John L. Kreider of Witmer on Thanksgiving evening at Zion Lutheran Church Leacock The Rev J Harold Mumper of St Pauls Lititz officiated Therese Miksch sang O Promise Me I Love You Truly and Because about 200 guests attended a reception The couple plans a Florida trip and will reside in Leola.
The report lists engagements among local families including Miss Helen Eby and Rudolph Baldwin Devries of Front Street and Patterson New Jersey, with both graduates of Syracuse University. It notes Miss Ernes tine Floy Schlosser’s engagement to Richard Hies tand in Elizabethtown, and the betrothal of Miss Dorothy Morrisson to Robert Neidermyer announced at a Thanksgiving dinner in Lititz.
A wedding reception was hosted by Harry Z. Erb on Thanksgiving Day at Main Street for the newly married Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Hollinger. Attendees included Mrs. Harold Hollinger Miriam Royer Mark Graybill Naomi Erb Elam Hollinger Blanche Hollinger Matera Hollinger Jean Corrine Junior Hollinger Rev. Roy Forney Lloyd Hollinger Wilmer Charles and other relatives.
Lexington guests Mr. and Mrs. Eli Zartman and Mr. and Mrs. Wm Baker visited the Ober family on Thursday. Several local families shared Thanksgiving dinners in Elm Me and Elm with Heisey, Elser, Eshleman, and Nissley relatives and friends from Reading. Sunday gatherings brought Reifsnyder and Gerhart families to J W Gerhart’s home, with Elser Gerhart of Lititz visiting later.
My and Mrs Charles Frymyer and Lemon Koehler of Milkway visited Misses Mae and Mary Musser on Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Metzler and children Helen June and Paul were entertained at a turkey din
A string of visits and dinners connects residents including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Metzler of Middle Creeks and Mr. and Mrs. M. Long. Other gatherings involve Rev. and Mrs. Zobler, Mr. and Mrs. Musser, and multiple households in Reading, Wernersville, Lititz, Ephrata, and Lincoln. Levi Conrad announces a birth of a son on Saturday.
Miss Marion Rannels visited friends in Oxford while Miss Arlene Hornberger traveled to Allentown for Thanksgiving. Galen Sheneberger and family spent time with relatives in Philadelphia and Lititz. Mrs Moyer, 83, fractured her back and hip in a fall. Thanksgiving guests included Jacob Hess family and Marlin Lauver among others in Lititz.
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