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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1934

Page

2

Odd Bits of Science and Social Notes from a Distant Era

A patchwork of curiosities on science and daily life. It recalls how a drop of croton oil equals three ounces of raster oil, the onion's lily family ties, and speed of sound vs radio. It also recounts Rotary Club origins and early Chicago leadership, plus a long list of local weekend visits and crop sales across towns like Lititz and Ephrata.

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Founder of Rotary Sees idea Grow Around World

Paul P Harris founded the first Rotary Club in Chicago on February 23, 1905 and was born April 19, 1868 in Racine Wisconsin. He studied at Vermont schools and universities, trained as a lawyer in Iowa, and practiced in Chicago after 1896. He married Jean Thompson on July 2, 1910.

San Francisco Denver Louisiana Atlantic Europe Chicago Harris Rotary Club of Paul Harvis United States Paul Tarvis Paul Harris Chesley R. Perry Rotary Clubs National Association of Rotary Clubs America Canada Great Britain International Association of Rotary Clubs Rotary International Rotary Club of Chicago National Association Paul P. Harris Racine Wiscon Vermont University of Vermont Princeton University University of Iowa Iowa Jean Thompson Edinburgh Scotland

Social visits noted across Rothsville and surrounding towns

Lexington and son visited Mr and Mrs Frank Neidermyer at Rothsville Saturday evening. Numerous callers during the week included Mrs Sadie Brown and families from Lititz Elm Brunnerville Pine Hill and nearby areas. Several gatherings occurred with the Hilton Flint Flory Stark Seibert and Seibert families among others calling or hosting events.

Walter Strohm John Strohm Lititz Paul Meiskey Lancaster Clarence Roth Morris Carpenter Ammon Ulich Elin John Hilton Paul Stark Sandi Greidey Elm Stark I. Wilson Spangler J. M. Bonyberger Elm Abram Mataler Elam Shelley Wayne Zartman Near Zartman’s Mill Charles Bear al Lititz Menno Stoner Wilson Spangler Frank Neidermyer Rothsville Sadie Brown Edgar Meiley Ida Shisster Lititz Mas Ammon Ulvich Joseph ‘Bell Near End-Dale John Flory Brwmerville Grace Holinger Pine Hill Stauffer Charles Mishler Near Snay Mill John Mishler Waldeck Edwin Markiey Abram Metzler Elum Shelley Landis Greider Linn Firestone Blam Stark Henry Mease Bessie Stark Lillie Grace Zook David Hilton Brunnerville Elan Stark William Seibert Lavina Seibert Sony of

Auto Club Meeting Set for Lancaster February 16

The Lancaster Automobile Club plans a Friday February 16 meeting at 8 o clock in the Stevens House ballroom Lancaster. The program includes music reports discussion of motor laws and road matters and general club business with public invitation extended.

Lancaster Automobile Club Stevens House Lancaster

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