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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1932
Page
7
A collection of brief farming tips covers crop planning for winter supply with two vegetables daily, planning changes for flower beds and shrubs, soil improvement with clover and sulfa, and careful legume practices. It also notes vegetable variety cautions, chick weight relations from Penn State trials, and encouragement of purebred dairy sires for profitable herds with cooperative bull ownership as an economical path.
In Brownstown the men of the Evangelical Sunday School held a Saturday supper in K G E Hall that raised funds successfully. Prof and Mrs N Lee Klopp announce the birth of a daughter last Wednesday. Funeral services for Annie Brown of Lancaster were held Monday in the Evangelical Church with interment in the adjoining cemetery. The Lancaster Co Basketball League’s first half ended with the local team defeating Bold Big 5 47 to 21 in a playoff. Self Denial and Day of Prayer are planned for next Sunday by the W. C. T. U.
M. S. of the Evangelical Church held services morning and evening with Lancaster Rescue Mission in charge Sunday evening. Mrs. E. Smith and daughter Anna of Shillington visited Miss Emma Brown Saturday. Ella and Lillian Mumma of Lancaster visited brother J. G. Mumma and wife. Mrs. D FE Grebill spent a week at Woodbury New Jersey visiting daughter Josephine. Elva Zwally of Elizabeth New Jersey spent the past week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A W Weber and daughter Jean of Ephrata RD were entertained Sunday by A K Wolf and family.
Mrs Nora B Steeley spent several days in the home of Mr and Mrs Adam Buch at Lincoln last week. Mrs C B Snyder spent Tuesday evening of last week at Ephrata. Mrs J W Gerhart visited Mrs Ida Pfantz of Ephrata one afternoon last week. Miss Stella Keller is on the sick list and several friends suffer severe coughs and colds. Mrs Elmer Rock spent a day last week at Elsonville with her sister, Mr and Mrs Allen Ober. On Saturday evening another auto accident occurred near the Sammel W Elser home. A few weeks ago another ran into the same fence. Rev and Mrs H Arlington Gerhart and daughter Phoebe of Columbia visited the former's mother and the grandfather P O Elser and the Elser family on Saturday. On Sunday Mr and Mrs L Qher and three sons and Mrs J W Gerhart were guests at dinner and supper in the Mr and Mrs E K Zartman home near Lexington, Mr and Mrs Samuel W Elser and son Earl were guests at a dinner in the home of Mrs Emma Weidman and daughter Alice of Brickerville on Sunday.
The piece explains that in the United States there were no steel jacketed bullets. It notes that in Europe some cartridges use steel jackets with a thin wash of cupro nickel, while many so called steel jacketed bullets in the United States actually use a cupro nickel alloy jacket.
Three cards are used in preparing for this trick. Two are folded in half with halves pasted on the face of the third, which stays straight. The creases meet at the center and the other halves stand upright backs to each other. By sliding them you can change one card into the other. The performer holds the flat card, passes a hand over it, and the bent parts move to reveal a change. Stand away from the audience to hide the creases.
A chic frock for ages sixteen to thirty six attracts notice for its durene embroidered batiste fabric and crisp off the shoulder cut. Paired with a satin girdle and durene mesh gloves, the simple yet elegant gown stands out as a highlight for a forthcoming New York fashion exhibition.
The piece urges housewives to energize breakfasts with appealing table settings and marmalade, noting marmalade’s energy and urging attractive glassware. A recipe for Pineapple Apricot Marmalade follows, detailing soaking apricots, adding pineapple and sugar, boiling, and jar sealing.
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