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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1935
Page
2
A jumble ad highlights SPACHT'S Feb furniture sale plus items at J. S. Harris Umbrellas and Grube's shoes. It promotes Tower Hill Early June Peas at 10¢ a can, 12 for $1.19, along with clothing, office supplies, fabrics, and pens from local stores.
Social notes list H. E. Bolster birthday host and many locals from Lexington Lititz Hinkletown Mastersonville Rothsville and Reamstown attending gatherings. J L Jacoby Lyman Henly sold 1934 tobacco to J W Bomberger with delivery to East Petersburg. several families hosted or visited in weekly Sunday events.
Elm residents report numerous Sunday visits including J T Weber Cyrus Dohner and families Ellsworth Shenk and others. Birth announced for a daughter of William Weachter. several illnesses including pneumonia and colds. students and professors visit from Harrisonburg Lancaster and Lexington.
Thursday evening some of our young people attended class meeting of St. John's Church, Brickeyville, at the James Buck home. Several farmers sold their tobacco including Elmer Bucher Mayta Grube and Lloyd Ober. Samuel Ferry bought a new car. Mrs Lily W Gerhart is mentioned.
ROTHSVILLE local Boy Scout Troop holds its annual banquet this evening in the Fire Hall at 7 30. Tickets are 35 cents. Main speaker is former District Attorney Hosterman of Lancaster. Chief Scout Commissioner Sanford and Rodney Saner of Lancaster will attend. High School Orchestra provides music. Earlier, county school principals met at the local High School to discuss Types of Commencement. Dinner was served at Mumma's restaurant.
The RECORD reports daily notices and happenings from Lititz and nearby communities. Community events, small business updates, school news, and local notices fill the column with a steady stream of familiar names and places.
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