Local Post Office Declares Second Class Matter
E. D. Fulweiler and J. R. Johnson are registered at Lititz Pennsylvania as second class matter in the post office records.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1934
Page
9
E. D. Fulweiler and J. R. Johnson are registered at Lititz Pennsylvania as second class matter in the post office records.
Reader urges town to support a home theatre rather than foreign films, arguing it provides wholesome, uplifting entertainment. Cites educational value of visual media and lists films like King of Kings and The Covered Wagon as examples of beneficial cinema options.
A local letter proposes constructing a General Sutter Community Building with public subscription support to attract visitors and extend their stay in Lititz. The writer, with motion picture experience, offers to provide figures to interested committees.
Editorial notes a surge in business association membership as executives embrace cooperative action. It highlights support for the President’s banking rescue and stimulus efforts to restore purchasing power, with emphasis on sustained investment and prioritizing volume over short term profits.
Wedding bells rang for John W. McCreary and Lillie Wise, Morris D. Kulp and Elsie G, and John T. Retten and Lizzie Borough. Council reorganized with Leib as president and Sesseman named to succeed Badorf, plus Weidman sworn in as High Constable. Various local residents noted for visits, illnesses, and social events. a moving picture show opened with steady attendance.
An editorial argues that restricting price hikes is necessary to prevent market distortions and keep supplies accessible. It warns against unchecked surges that could harm consumers and disrupt normal trade dynamics.
Rev Albright of the Evangelical Church will attend the East Pennsylvania Conference on Tuesday. Joseph Pfautz near Lititz Rothson grew ill last Friday. Mrs Lusetta Lehn of Warwick has blooming pansies. M D Roth barber adds a new chair in his shop. Jeff Keeney cuts milk price two cents to six cents a quart. S B Ulrich sold personal effects at public sale. An attempted break in on Jeremiah Steinmeta’s home occurred Saturday night.
Justus Stoner to open a store in Warwick occupying J. F. Diehm's former location. Jacob Zook to operate the Rothsville hotel next year. Moravian Provincial Synod to meet in May with up to 122 ministers and delegates if fully represented. Republican primary results list city and county contenders for judge inspector assessor and other offices.
The Department of Revenue extends its tax drive to coal truckers. Mercantile tax applies to those buying coal at mines and selling to customers as dealers. Haulers only are liable for the gross receipts tax. Officials to classify truckers and collect reports across counties.
Postmasters announce six stamp sheets from the National Stamp Exhibition at Rockefeller Center New York February 10 18 1934. Sheets unperforated unglued measure about 3 3 4 by 3 3 4 inches with blue printed edges stating Treasury Bureau of Engraving and Printing authority by James A Farley. Sales begin February 10 1934 at the branch Philatelic Agency Washington with no first day covers. sheets at face value of eighteen cents available February 19 1934.
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