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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
8
The local post office announces new Savings Certificates with two denominations, 25 for 20 and 100 for 80, bearing 434% interest compounded semi annually and maturing in five years from issue. Redeemable anytime within five years with a fixed redemption table on the back. 1000 value certificates available at 800. Limited to 5000 per person per year.
Lititz High powered offense overwhelmed Marietta 68 to 26 at Lititz Saturday night as every Lititz player scored. A Hershey and Fasnacht led with 48 points between them. Lititz had won at Elizabethtown Friday 39 to 26. Lititz High girls lost 13 to 12 to Btown. Next up, Lititz visits Rothsville Friday.
Rothsville here Saturday evening will clash with Rothsville here in a local contest. Rothsville defeated Lititz at Rothsville and the home five aim for victory. A game with the Polish Falcons is planned. Whity Ogbere, a five member, will draw many friends. The Society of Farm Women No 1 met at Mrs. Martin Moore's in Lititz. Anna Forbes spoke on foods for children highlighting regular feeding. The group donated 25 dollars to Near East Relief. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Adam Long's Erb church.
Helen Hallacher of Rothsville returned home last Thursday after leaving in November with Luther Hester, a married man, for Cuba. She says they were married there, he deceived her, and money was sent to fetch her back.
The public will save about 1,500,000 dollars monthly after the Revenue Act of 1921 eliminates the one cent tax on twenty cents in express charges. George C. Taylor says rates drop over five percent, stimulating business nationwide. Express carriers expect reduced labor and easier refunds. cutoffs apply for late claims. Carson Obertz retires as prison keeper. Capt. E. Ross Ranch named successor. a Lancaster lawyer notable as a war veteran is noted.
A collage of local witticisms and observations from Lititz coverage. Items reference villagers, street scenes, Sabbath observance, dating humor, and aPrices on footwear at Lititz Clothing & Shoe Store. Includes a brief note on tobacco shipments and the optimism about natural ice.
A historic kitchen note outlines duck preparation starting with sealing the meat in warm paraffin for even cooking. It covers feather removal, drawing, and stuffing options such as celery onion or Apple and Bread Stuffing with sage and butter. Cooking times vary by duck size, and serving suggestions include orange salads and olive sauce.
Garden Spot Post and the American Legion plan to present the farce What Happened to Jones. The comedy promises lighthearted humor and local community entertainment in the near future.
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