Farm Calendar Highlights Potatoes in Feeds and Odor Control
Potatoes can be fed to dairy cattle steers and swine when balanced with grain. Cooked potato water contains a toxin and should be discarded. sprouts and sunburned tubers avoided. Proper feeding and handling reduce odors in milk. Apple trees need good fertilizer and care to yield well annually. Air moisture increases with temperature. Hotbed heat sources tested include electricity manure kerosene natural gas and coal. manure remains usable after removal from bed, labor costly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State College Agricultural Experiment Station
Revival services and community visits in Brunnerville
Rev H M Tobias schedules evening revival services and morning prayer at 9 00 and 10 15 with Rev Miley leading. Revival sessions run nightly at 7 40. The Brunnerville column lists numerous Sunday and weekday visits by local families such as the Eckerts Leed Kline Landis and Stricklers, with many Brunnerville residents hosting and visiting neighbors near Akron Ephrata Millersville and Lititz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Tobias
Miley
C. BE
Morris Eckert
Emma Eckert
Clarence McCoy
Akron
Leon Peiffer
Ephrata
Lizzie Peiffer
Jesse Buechter
Parke Sweigart
Molinton
Wayne Kline
Annie Earhart
Clayton Burkholder
Farmersville
Samuel Garman
Clayton Webber
Aaron Leed
Rettew’s Mill
Isaac Hunt
Millersville
John Hess
Hess’ Church
Henry Eshleman
Near Clay
Wayne Kine
Phares West
John Landis
Retten’s Mill
Weidmans‘ville
Penryn families gather for Sunday visits across towns
Mr and Mrs Russel Bishop of Brumierville and many neighbors spent Sunday visiting relatives including the Galebachs Weachters Ober Fry Keath Pickel and others in Elm Millport Lititz East Petersburg and Schaefferstown. Church and home visits highlighted a day of shared meals and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hess
Near Hess’ Church
Henry Eshleman
Near Clay
George Keith
Elizabeth Keith
Lititz
Willis Gochnauer
Reuben Keith
Ober
Clarence Hoffer
Mary Miley
Henry Bucher
Elam Koch
Alverta Ruth
Erla
Pauline Burkholder
Jacob Ditzler
John Heisey
Middle Creek
Norman Todd
Oyster Point
Abram Strickler
Russel Bishop
Brumierville
Paul Galebach
Elmer Weachter
William Weachter
Allen Ober
Ray
Kenneth
Betty
Mastersonville
Samuel Fry
Richard
Irvin Keath
Mildred
Verna Jane
Elm
Norman Pickel
Claude Bender
Millport
Alice Ober
John Ruhl
Harry Malschnee
Lois Biemesderfer
Ed. Weber
New Holland
J. T. Weber
William Nelson
Harry Hacker
Sally Kaufman
John K. Galebach
Harold and
Eileen
Ivan Keller
Schaefferstown
Sally Kauffman
John Galebach
Harold
Irvin Miller
B. L. Miller
Albert Kling
Ada
East Petersburg
Harry Shank
J. B. Kauffman
Alice Keath
Lydia Sharp
Enola
Geo. B. Raezer
Liita
A. ¥. Keath
Carl Weber
E. B. Weber
New Helland
Charles. Zell
Miriam
Magician On Program For Auto Club Meeting
Amzy Lockwood a youthful Lancaster magician will present an interesting program at the Lancaster Auto Club monthly meeting in the Stevens House Lancaster tomorrow night at 8 o clock. All members and friends are invited. Admission is free. Feats of magic and ventriloquism will be included. Lockwood has overcome a crippled condition through magic and has attracted wide attention among magicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amzy Lockwood
Lancaster
Lancaster Auto Club
Stevens House
Lockwood
All the Home News in the Record
The Record runs home news items for readers with local notes, brief society mentions, and small community updates. Readers receive concise paragraphs covering neighborhood happenings, garden tips, and social calendar items from the town.
Wilbur Suchard Case Postponed for Testimony in Reorganization
Special master Martin Musser adjourned the Wilbur Suchard Chocolate Co. hearing to February 21 to hear further testimony on creditor and stockholder claims. About a dozen attended. claimants must file notices by February 1. Musser will report to the Philadelphia U S District Court for the next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Musser
Wilbur- Suchard Chocolate Co
Musser
United States District Court
Philadelphia
Death of Henry Wolf at 26 after appendicitis operation
Henry Wolf 26, son of Harry and Lillian Stair Wolf of Akron, died 7:35 PM last Monday at St Joseph's Hospital Lancaster after an appendicitis operation. Survived by parents, paternal grandparents Henry and Mary Wolf of Akron, maternal grandmother Lizzie Slair of Talmage, and brothers and sisters May Weaver Lititz Dorothy Kemper Akron Raymond Wolf at Akron Luella Samuel Yvonne Wolf at home. Brethren Church member. Services Saturday at 2 PM Akron Brethren Church. interment Wolf's Cemetery near Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wolf
Harry
Lillian Stair Wolf
Akron
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lancaster
Henry
Mary Wolf
Lizzie Slair
Talmage
May
Levi Weaver
Lititz
Dorothy
Clarence Kemper
Raymond Wolf
Luella
Samuel
Yvonne Wolf
Brethren Church
Akron Brethren Church
Wolf's Cemetery
Coldest Weather In Weeks Hits 21 Below At Local Coal Yard
The town recorded 21 below zero Thursday morning marking the coldest spell of several weeks. Thermometer readings varied to 12 to 16 below in other areas while Long & Co. coal yard showed 21 below. By noon temperatures rose to about 20 below in central town as the cold snap eased.
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Long & Co
Lititz Fire Co Auxiliary Holds Meeting in East Main St Home
The Lititz Fire Co Auxiliary met Thursday night at Mrs. Horace Sturgis’s East Main Street home with 22 members. President Mrs. M. C. Demmy led the business session. They invited Penryn and Rothsville auxiliaries to join the March 7 meeting for officer nominations and planned an April rummage sale at the Fire House. Social committee chair Mrs. Sturgis, with Mrs. Olive Rickert and Evelyn Sturgis, organized the postmeeting games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz Fire Co
Horace Sturgis
East Main Street
M. C. Demmy
Penryn
Rothsville
Sturgis
Olive Rickert
Evelyn Sturgis
Bear Brubaker couple wed in Philadelphia residence
Miss Gladys Bear of Brownstown and Russell Brubaker of Akron married Saturday afternoon at 3 30 by Rev Arlington Gerhart at his Philadelphia residence. Brubaker is Rev Gerhart's brother in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Bear
Lemon Bear
Brownstown
Russell Brubaker
G. Brubaker
Akron
Arlington Gerhart
Philadelphia
Mr. Brubaker
Rev
Gerhart
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Poultry House
Edwin K. Bare
John 8. Zimmerman
Rufus Kline
Anna
Kathryn Stevenson
Mrs. Wayne Kine
Harry Diem
Mary Leed
Richard McCreary
I. H. Kauffman
Earl Summers
Christ G. Landis
Nathaniel West
Samuel Shilling
Brickerville
Moses Zimmerman and Son
Landis Valley
Jacob Zimmerman
Richard Stauffer
Mechanicsburg
Christ Johns
Neffsville
Oscar Mathias
Hershey
Rufus
Allen Fahnestock
Manheim
A. G. Fahnestock
Vera Peiffer
Lincoln
Lizzid Peiffer
Christ Stauffer
Benjamin Wenger
Luke Wenger
Christ Landis
Paul Ressler
Paul Myer
Pine Hill
Harry Burkholder
Rehtsyville
Betty Forney
Christ Gibbel
Clyde Hollinger
Willis Gibbel
Lizzie Gibbel
Amanda Rohrer
Robert Miller
Philip Martin
Phares Keller and Son
Lexington
Mary Keller
Clay
Alice Young
Stanley Nye and
Clayton Myer
Myr
Isaac Oberholtzer
Huber Oberholtzer
Haltsville
Anna Martin
Henry Landis
Brun
Samuel Fry and Son
Hallville
Harvey Oberholtzer
Kathryn Waite
Pauline Young
Rhoda Erb
Daniel Geltmacher
Mt. Joy
Ralph Keith
Samuel Geib
Near Heinley’s
Phares Keller
Harvey
New Hampshire
Denver
Reamstown
Faust Poultry Farm & Hatchery
Fire Co
Bear——Brubaker
Lee C. Weber
Schaefferstown, PA
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