Record Printing Co. Weekly Blast Lititz Notice
The Record Printing Co. issues a weekly notice indicating Second Class matter status with postal handling at Lititz Pennsylvania. Communications should be addressed to South Broad Street Lititz PA.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1937
Page
9
The Record Printing Co. issues a weekly notice indicating Second Class matter status with postal handling at Lititz Pennsylvania. Communications should be addressed to South Broad Street Lititz PA.
The Lancaster Auto Club sponsors a safety course on safe walking and driving taught in 23 senior high schools in Lancaster city and county. The program aims to raise student awareness of road dangers and cut fatalities and injuries as driving becomes common in the coming generation.
The General Motors strike halts car production and cancels material orders in the community. The Manheim Asbestos Plant reports several orders canceled, while Lititz residents work at the Manheim plant.
Brief collection of aphorisms about snowstorms patience and mood. Highlights include: time for storms remains, thermometers drop after Christmas, pessimists push coins in crowds, hot temper limits friendships, paying as you go needs foresight, enthusiasm alone fails, and bubbling does not accomplish much.
On Friday afternoon Linden Hall opened its bowling alleys during public exercises led by Jacob Nolde of Reading who presented them to the school and rolled the first ball. Neighboring news notes cold weather, local injuries, historic stones, and church events surrounding Lititz and nearby communities.
Fifty years ago on January 14 1838 Mora vian Church Council met with 31 members present. H A Kenstein and N C Fry officers reelected. Geo W Hepp elected. N S Wolfe and F P Hart chosen for the new elder slate. Lititz Lodge K of P members visited Ephrata. a horse collar and mason’s square vanished from J H Stauffer’s building. burglary attempt thwarted at Mrs Aggie Grosh’s Main Street residence. Lititz National Bank directors elected: John B Erb Wm Evans A W Shober J G Erb Jacob G Keller P J Roebuck H E Miller Saml Erb Israel Zartman.
The Delphian Society met at Mrs D P Bricker’s home Friday with Mrs Aviz Stengel as vice president presiding. The program covered Harry Christian and Byzantine Development and Institutions and Customs followed by discussion. The next meeting is set for January 22 at Mrs Edward Buck’s home.
Lloyd Burkhart urges Lititz to create a public art gallery inspired by Andrew Mellon s national collection. He notes prestigious works and proposes local talent should have exhibition space for photographs etching woodcutting and modern art forms to boost town culture.
The Apple variety Delicious is praised as a popular mild dessert apple ideal for snacking. It does not suit cooking due to its gentleness and stores well from October to January under proper conditions. Crown of Gold marigold named among 1987 selections, odorless foliage, orange blooms, two and a half inch flowers, two and a half foot plant. Uniform poultry houses are needed to maintain steady egg production, avoiding extreme heat or cold with tight construction and insulation.
A speaker invites Gaugin admirers and general art enthusiasts to engage with art beyond theory. The goal is to turn appreciation into action benefiting the community through tangible projects and lasting impact.
Mr and Mrs John G Hershey of Third Avenue announce the birth of a son Friday morning at Lancaster General Hospital.
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