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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1934
Page
8
This article promotes planning oven dinners to simplify winter cooking. It lists dishes like Swiss Steak and Pork Chops with Noodles, with step by step baking instructions and ingredients such as ground meat, vegetables, noodles, tomato ketchup, and onions. The tone encourages savoring unhurried meals and using oven time to read by the fireside.
Mr and Mrs Abram Heagy entertained Dittman and family at dinner. Garber and children from Lancaster County called on Abram Sensenich. Lane Forney dined with Ma and Mrs Benjamin Forney at Bethaville. Beatrice Snavely from Brickerville visited Ethel Miller. Roy Buch visited Abram Harnish at Rohrerstown. Bomberger sisters hosted dinner at Neffs for Mary Brubaker. Zell family visited Adam Enek at Pine Hill. Erb family from Marysville spent Sunday with Clarence Erb and children. Bomberger visited Mrs John Lelever at Neffeville. George Boyd family and Raymond spent Sunday with George Dotterer at Cleona. Elmer Balmer hosted Clayton Balmer from East Petersburg. Ira Longenecker and children spent Sunday evening with Bb and Mrs Clarence Rheads.
Mrs Emma Graut Linden Hall school nurse travels two months with her cousin and his wife Mo and Ms C H Ruhl of Harrisburg to Browneville Texas. Mr Ruhl runs a grapefruit farm and makes annual inspection trips. Read The Lititz Record for all the news. Only 1 50 a year.
Classified notice offers a player piano with rolls in good condition for sale and a reduced price on New Hampshire baby chicks. Ad mentions contact details for Amos W. District at 7 Spruce Street and IRA T. Graybill on Manheim Road with February hatch timing.
A note of appreciation from Mrs Monroe Gable extends sincere thanks to friends for support and to Kissel Hill Lutheran Church for songs and Church of the Brethren for kindness during convalescence.
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