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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1932

Page

2

Social visits roll through Mastersonville and Lititz

A string of Sunday through Tuesday calls and dinners connect residents and families in Mastersonville, Grantville, Mallville, Lititz, Menheim, and Akron. Notable names include the Fahnestocks, Mahl, Weir, Dillman, Gresday, Singer, Wenger, and Gantz as neighbors visit and host in familiar homes.

Isaac Weidman Clarence Dillman Grantville Elmer Todd Seca Todd Mallville J. F. Shultz Anna Fahnestock Lancaster General Tos Samuel Fahnestock Elmer Weir Helen Nathe Weir Lititz Landis Jean Martha Gresday Menheim John Singer Wilson Gantz Kathryn Singer Evelyn Wenger Akron Jaco Fahnestock Morris Pauling

Burns Manuscript Sells in London for 31500 Pounds

Autographed manuscript of Robert Burns's son Robert Burns's poem The Loss of Tal-loch Myle was sold in London for 31500 pounds, according to reports. The item attracted attention for its connection to the Burns literary lineage and historical value.

Burns Robert Burns’ Sons Tallochmyle London

Pennsylvania farms expand spin ach production and assets

Pennsylvania gardeners grow twelve times more spinach than two decades ago. Farm buildings statewide are valued at 150 million dollars more than farm land. The state reports two 5000 acre farms and vast outputs including horseradish sunflower seed and popcorn. In a recent year 3 530 000 fence posts and 620 000 railroad ties were cut from farm woodlots. Eight hundred six chestnut trees were found growing on eleven farms despite blight.

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Lexington Jacob Mah Tlenry Ginder Mastersonville Penryn Mary McMullen Manheim James McMullen Mah- Reich Harold and Aethering Simon Hert Irene Gerace M Lex Ephrata Spencer Hertzog Florence Oberholtzer Ise Arlene Galebach Roy Galebach Elm Mys Lloyd Shank Ami Joy Harry Shank Paul Bishop and Son Lancaster Spacht Haarlem Sue Beauty Shop South Broad Street Stampodo Marcel Huebener & Habecker Main St Wiey & Gibbel Lititz, PA John D. Martin East Main Street Lititz Springs National Bank
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