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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1936
Page
3
Farm Calendar advises chicks require brooder temperatures of 90 to 96 degrees near the floor with gradual reduction as they grow. Seed corn shows potential germination problems based on dead ears observed at the State Farm Show. Insulate dairy barns to cut heat loss, noting dampness from cold spells and masonry walls. adding one half inch of insulation can halve heat loss.
Brunnerville notices show the King's Daughters Circle will meet at Mrs. David Rickert’s home next Thursday evening February 15. Local social updates list visits from Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Buchter and Arlene to Mrs. Eva Wigenroth in Ephrata and other Sunday calls from Leon Moyer family in Rothville to Christ Landis family.
Mr and Mrs Paul Madlem hosted at Lititz while Norman Carpenter visited Rothsville. Isaac Oberholtzer and son visited Ezra Martin at Roseville. Pauline Young stayed with Leon Ditzler in Lititz. Oberholtzer family and others shared Sunday dinners and calls across Lititz Clay Schuylkill Haven and Lexington area. Records advertise RECORD Classified Ads for results.
An ad warns kidneys and bladder disorders can worsen from harsh medicines. It promotes Cystex as a modern treatment that works quickly and safely, claiming improved vitality within a week and a money back guarantee if the product is returned empty. The copy emphasizes cost per dose and broad health benefits.
Mrs. Carrie Mowery visited Lancaster relatives for several days. June Stauffer suffers influenza and remains with her father. Habecker family spent Saturday with Isaac Reiden and family. Louis Himmelberger admitted to Lancaster General Hospital Saturday and operated on Monday. Samuel Baker and Lancaster visitors joined Alexander Hornley family Thursday. Dorothy Klina of Lexington stayed with Ann Grimsey Thursday night. Mrs. Alexander Heinley and sons Donald Eugene and Vernon Jay visited Lancaster mother Mrs. Ella Brown last week. Ann Grimsey spent Sunday with Loomis Houck family at Owl Hill. Martian Brandt of Lancaster visited Lloyd and Mrs Buchter Saturday and Sunday. Raymond Hoak of Central Manor and Aaron Binkley of Mechanicsburg called on Wm. Baker with Lloyd Ober and son Lester on various days.
An advertisement touts Juniper oil and Buchu leaves in Bukets little green tablets to flush acids and waste, relieve bladder irritation, reduce waking, and restore sleep within four days. If not pleased, return for 25 cents. Signed L. N. Moyer, Druggist.
Mrs Lillie Rudy won the door prize at the first card party of the year hosted by the Fire Company at the Fire House Thursday evening to benefit the children’s Christmas party. Winners included Mrs Victor Wagner Mrs E P Wagner Chas Hoff Wm Klunk R E Worley C F May William Wolf Nelson Mearig Elwood Shoemaker D L Ember John Ganse and Thomas Fraelich with special prizes for Mrs Chester Wertsch and Mrs Charles Gundrum. Committee: Allen Putt chairman Wilson Scheneberger Guy Buch John Crawford James Kline.
The first European railway began service on September 15 1830 linking Liverpool and Manchester in England, marking a historic milestone in transport.
Pennsylvania Power and Light Company files with the Public Service Commission for a certificate of public convenience to approve a five year street lighting contract with the Borough of Lititz in Lancaster County. A public hearing will be held in the commission's hearing room.
No 1 Ground Floor East Wing North Office Building Harrisburg Pa Tuesday February 11 1936 at 9 30 oclock A M when and where all persons in interest may appear and be heard if they so desire
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