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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1937
Page
12
A nostalgic Valentine menu offers meringue shells filled with a cream Currant Jelly marshmallow pecan and peach mix served on lace doilies with pink whipped cream. Heart canapés use Toronto Juice bread hearts with pimento outlines and a Sandwhich Spread layer. Cheese Potatoes blend potatoes onion American cheese with mushroom soup and bake until tender.
Senator and Mrs H J Pierson have returned home after an extended Florida stay. They are well fed and tanned and report fine weather with rain during their vacation.
The February 6 issue features a short story by Thomas McMorrow, uncle to Louise Ewers of Linden Hall faculty. The tale centers on Miss Ewers' sister, who serves as the tale’s Big Sister.
The Young People's meeting at Salem Evangelical Church was led by Mrs. Clarence Witmer with Chester Eichelberger speaking. Music came from the Eichelberger children as the E L C E of St Pauls met to discuss What Do I Know About My Church led by Rev W K Cassel. Local social notes mention families visiting and attending a reception for Mr and Mrs Lee Petticoffer and Mr and Mrs Christ High.
Mrs. Howard Metzler at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Metzler Middle Creek. Mrs William Deater of Rothsville admitted to Lancaster General Hospital Sunday for operation.
Readable fragments show a weekend specials page listing multiple items with sale prices. Highlights include Brookfield butter 39¢ lb, Conqueror peas and corn at 19¢ to 29¢, Prunes, Prunes and crackers, Chipso 21¢ large size, Coffee with pan holder 27¢, and grapefruit 6 for 25¢ plus potatoes at $1.50 a bushel.
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