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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1934

Page

5

Christmas Visitors Share in Town Thanksgiving Eve

A long list details additional Christmas visitors to town, naming many families and their origins. Sightings include Mr. and Mrs. C. Eugene Longenecker from Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon H. Wolfskill and daughter Mae from Mohnton, and others visiting relatives around Christmas. Names include Elmer Brubaker, Julius Roth, Repert Russell, and many more from Philadelphia New York City Nazareth and York County communities.

C. Eugene Longenecker Lancaster Vernon WH. Wolfskill Mae Mohnton John F. Longenecker Mrs Julius Roth Viola New York

Second Tobacco Payment To Lancaster County Farmers

The U S Department of Agriculture reports a second payment of 145000 will be made to about 2300 Lancaster County tobacco growers cooperating to cut production, with a third payment to 780 others. In total 3080 growers representing 22.7 acres cooperated, 5710 acres were under contract. Naaman Hershey was named chairman of the tobacco display for the Harrisburg state show, with the Lancaster tobacco show set for January 8.

United States Lancaster County U . States Department of Agriculture Hhe Lancaster County Tobacco Growers’ Association Naaman Hershey Lititz Harrisburg Lancaster

Executive Order Extends Reemployment Agreement Four Months

Rev D P Longshowl chairs the NRA Compliance Board and reports to District Director Sorensen on attitudes toward the extended President's Reemployment Agreement through April 30 1934. The order allows further four month extensions for employers not covered by a code, with Blue Eagle display as acceptance, and directs the Industrial Recovery Administrator to issue supporting rules.

D. P. Longshowl NRA Franklin D. Roosevelt United States Ployer

Brunnerville Community Notes on Visits and Meetings

In Brunnerville on S Sunday, Rev H M Tobi led service at 9 and the King s Daughters planned a meeting at Mrs Norman Klin s home on January 11. Neighbors Mr and Mrs Benj Eek Emily of Manheim. Mr and Mrs John Haldeman and son from Mastersonville were Sunday visitors to Mr and Mrs Mitton Scheaffer. Calls extended to Hallville and Pine Hill as friends visited and weekend callers including Lizzie Williams list Mrs Seibert and others. John Mast of Allentown visited Mr and Mrs Pierce Flory on Saturday.

Monaces H. M. Tobi Sonmanion Norman Klin Benj Eek Emily Manheim Irs John Haldeman Song Mastersonville Ars Mitton Scheaffer Harvey Ober Samuely Hallville John. Flory Alvin Kopp Pine Hill Monroe Eckert Alice Young Jacob Ditzler Gap John Mast Allentown Pierce Flory Clarence Earl Sweigart Clayton Weber Jesse Buchter Arlene Barlon Ressier Epnrata Aaron Burkholder John Burkholder Lititz Mary Miley Starry Haldeman Nathan Zook Oregon Caxo Ine Ranck Akron Tdgazie Gibbel Chester Reitz Ravepum Rothsville Harry Remnesderter Mphrata Katie Kreider Christian Frank and G. R. Shenk Tancaster Levi Habecker Jacobee Mary Hackman Samuel Habecker Barry Hicheberger John Smith Elam Huber Walter Enek Wesley Martin Maryan Amos Meiley H. Wbias

Numerous Sunday Visits Tie Reinholds Lititz Akron and More

Local residents and visitors from Reinholds Lititz Akron and Lebanon shared Sunday and weekday calls across multiple households including the Browns Shenkes and Eckerts. Notable names include Rev H M Tobias Pauline Young Abram Strickler and Mary Miley with many others noted among extended family and neighbors.

You Can't Count Coal Heat Units by Numbers

The piece argues heat value cannot be judged by tonnage alone and stresses reliance on trustworthy coal merchants. It claims careful laboratory analyses ensure uniform quality, citing consistent sources and a business reputation as guarantees of fair weight and value.

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