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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1932

Page

3

Cemetery caretaker pays damages in county case

In a Wyoming county matter a cemetery caretaker was fined 400 dollars for improper work. In Athens Pennsylvania Mrs Jennie Fuller and her two sons, along with John Rice, alleged Rice moved only part of their husband and father's remains and dumped the skull and bones into a shallow hole. Meanwhile attorney Harry Bowytz of Pittsburgh was fined 25 dollars for stolen time in Harrisburg court. Snow plows cleared northeastern highways as seven counties faced new snowfall. Villanova College approved plans for an astronomical observatory atop the new gym with an eight foot telescope. Reading Company contracted 1.5 million dollars for 30 multiple unit cars and 400 thousand for 20 passenger cars to run on electrified lines. Police in Boyertown detained a man as part of a bundled theft at M Diamond store and searched for two others after a shirt-buying ruse.

Wyoming Jennie Fuller Athens Aned John Rice Sunnyside Rice Philadelphia Reading Company Bethlehem Steel Company Wilmington Del General Electric Company Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company Norristown Germantown Chestnut Hill Reading Boyerown M. Diamond Boyertown John Niammyrichter Pottstown Diamond

Sunday Evening Meeting Led by Parke Gamber

In Browntown the Evangelical Church hosted a Sunday evening gathering led by Mrs. Parke Gamber. The leader gave a strong discussion on the topic of the evening with brief talks from Earl Kauffman and W. E. Pierce.

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Revival meetings and church notices in local rows

Rev A E Miller and C S Kauff man with piano solo recitation and readings. C E meeting followed by preaching by Rev Cramer of Lancaster Rescue Mission with special singing by mission workers. WMS Evang Church to meet Thursday at J M Hess home. A V Walter taken to Lancaster General Hospital for appendicitis. Revival open next Sunday led by Rev A H Groff with Rev and Mrs Dougherty from Lancaster attending. Township school board met Saturday and paid teachers fifth month. William Kuhl of York visited J Luke Stauffer family. A K Wolf and Mae spent Sunday at Monreville. Margaret Bare of Lancaster visited. C C Wolf spent Sunday at Monterey. Funeral of Daniel Hieland at Millersville. Mean altitude note 2500 feet.

A. E. Miller C. S. Kauffman Junior Buch Robert Gamber Ray Werner C. E Cramer Lancaster The Evangelical Church J. M. Hess A. V. Walter Lancaster General Hospital A. H. Groff FE. C Dougherty William Kuhl York J. Luke Stauffer A. K. Wolf Mae Monneville Margaret Bare C. C. Wolf Monterey Daniel Hieland William Hart Millersville Wilson Gantz Emma Enck Lititz John Singer Harold Koch Samuel Hoffer Morris Carpenter Paulie Clarence Roth Tatitz Weidman Elville Hi P, Mease Grace Calvin King Denver John Sin William Fnck Paul Enck Akron Paul Bushong Tititz John Weidler Rothsville John White Isaac Stoner Hallville Edwin Markley Paul Markley Helen Ellen Lonpenecker Near Litttg Tiane Weinman John Galebach Menno Stone ®, Jr Misses Mayson Shirley Stoner Bird-in- Tland Menno Stoner Elmer Todd J. F. Shultz John Levering Richland Elam Stark

Salubrious Salads With Pineapple Beet and Celery

Two pineapple based salads are outlined for digestion and flavor. Pineapple Beet and Celery Salad serves six with arranged cups of lettuce and a mayonnaise rosette. Sea Food Salad Shrimps in Pineapple Aspic creates layered gelatin molds with shrimp and pineapple, chilled and served on lettuce with mayonnaise.

Fragmented synopsis from a serialized chapter scene

Marilyn Parker and her mother remain distressed while Lifeban pursues a business venture and a rent plan. A hidden romance unfolds at the gold digger's bedtone as a man named Aftey appears. Marilyn confronts danger and loses sight of a pursuer who then departs without force.

Marilyn Parker Avheriom Merilyn Marilyn Alam Amin

Marilyn and Cameron Move to a Luxurious Apartment

After a tense scene Marilyn faces an earnest proposal from Boyce Cameron. He declares he cannot live without her and takes her to a lavish apartment, signaling a dramatic turn as the chapter ends with a note of anticipation.

Kendrick Patis Rex Peyey Marilyn Boyce Paris Deys Mrs. Atherton September Boyce Cameron Martin Ste Meron Cameron Tonk

Reversing a Lighthouse Keeper Doctor Advice Mixup

A doctor questions a patient about following instructions while the patient reveals he is a lighthouse keeper and gets dizzy on a required two mile walk. The exchange highlights a humorous unintended miscommunication between professional guidance and occupation.

London

Bank adds machine puzzled patrons in humorous exchange

A man at the bank questions an operator about how the adding machine works. A playful aside compares the machine to handling music at home.

Leiterer

Business maxim from stock exchange figure cited

A noted stock exchange magnate defines his rule of business as paying for something he cannot obtain with money he does not have, then selling what he never had for more than its cost. The quote emphasizes leveraging debt and inflating value to profit.

Stock Exchange

Daughter and mother dialogue on dress fitting

A fragment shows a mother asking a daughter what she is doing while the daughter models a new dress she is making. The Cincinnati Enquirer frames as a light anecdote with a safety hint from a tourist bureau clerk about stopping at railroad crossings.

Mother Daughter Cincinnati Enquirer Touris Tourist Bureau

Thoughtful Alibi in Morning Dispute Sparks Confusion

A fragmentary exchange shows a tense moment at a house at dawn. A parent questions a son about the late hour as the son explains needing to wash up before going to work. The text reflects a domestic scene with uncertainty in dialogue.

Fragmentary Dialogue Clipped From Various Headlines

The provided text mixes quotes about elections and a film proposal game between a director and actress. It appears as a collage of snippets rather than a coherent news item, mentioning a defeated candidate, an election promises list, and a film scene with a love scene and a marriage proposal.

Vancouver

Fragmented humor pieces from an old page

A mum scolds Billy for eating jam and a dialogue about tooth filling humor follows. The section includes a joke about a dentist and a gag about a couple sharing breakfast chores, highlighting light comedy bits in a historical page.

Radiophone Joins War On Crime In New York

New York unveils a city wide radio-telephone network to aid police. Three transmitters in key boroughs coordinate with more than 250 police cars, enabling rapid commands and swift response to crime. The system uses high powered transmitters and receivers to trap and pursue offenders.

Radiophone New York Western Electric Ety

Sunday Evening Social Pictured in Local Notes

Mr and Mrs Samuel Hornley and Mr and Mrs Elmer West with daughter Dorothy hosted a Sunday evening gathering in Nerville creating a warm local social scene.

Samuel Hornley Elmer West Dorothy Christ Stauffer Middle Creek Milton Garner Naomi Snader Wogansville Harry Landis Nerville

Driver Is Lucky Limousine Glass Partition Protector

A limousine is described as a sedan with a glass partition that protects the driver from silly conversation, highlighting the practical feature for quiet rides.

Divorce Notice in Lancaster for Sumner T Bohee

Alias Subpoena for Divorce in December Term 1931 No 25 commands Sumner T Bohee to appear before Lancaster judges on February 15 1932 at 10 a m to show cause why Ruby Bohee should not be divorced from matrimony. Sheriff D F Shuman delivers the notice.

Sumner T. Bohee Lancaster Court of Common Pleas Ruby Bohee D. F. Shuman

Prothonotary Notice on Accounts for Confirmation Nisi

Prothonotary's notice requires accounts to be presented to the court for confirmation nisi on Monday February 15 1922. Penn Iron Company Ltd Elizabeth D Steinman Charles B Foltz and James Hale Steinman as liquidating trustees The Peoples Bank of Maytown Frederick L Homsher Special Deputy as Agent for William D Gordon Secretary of Banking Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in possession of The Peoples Bank of Maytown Pa Sweigart Harvey P weak minded Guardian Farmers National Bank of Ephrata Pa Guardian afi

Nisi Penn Iron Company, Ltd Elizabeth D. Steinman Charles 8. Foltz James Hale Steinman Peoples Bank of Maytown Frederick L. Homsher William D. Gordon Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Peoples Bank of Maytown Sweigart Harvey P Farmers National Bank of Ephrata Guardian

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