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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1935
Page
3
The 1985 season adds Klondyke cosmos Orange Flare. It blooms four months after seeding, grows 2 to 3 feet high, and remains bushy with deep brilliant orange flowers. Crown Gall Is Severe in PA Rubus Use Disease-Free Plants from Crown Gall Free Patches and Soil. Garden Tools Improve Enjoyment Check equipment and prep for better gardening.
G M Leicey remains bedridden with illness. Stanley Strauss just back from a three week Florida trip. Evangelical Sunday School Men’s Sunshine Class holds monthly meeting Saturday at J G Mumma and Howard Murr home. Co C Hackman Pine Hill visited A F Getz and family. Rev L H Yergey attended a ministerial meeting in Pottsville. A W Weber and Landis Bair sold tobacco for 15 and 3. Elam Hoover returned from Lancaster hospital after hernia operation. Mrs W H Cooper of Talmage is a patient in Lancaster General Hospital.
Mr and Mrs William Stauffer and children Mary and John visited Mr and Mrs Abram Sensenich. Milton Hershey and family of near Penryn and Jacob Hershey of Manheim spent Sunday with Edwin Longenecker and family. Edith and Florence Trey visited Treva Fraelich of Lititz. Arthur Frey and spouse visited his parents Jacob and wife.
Members of the Young People's Division of District No. 9 sang at the Zion Home north of Lititz on Sunday afternoon. Miss Lillian McCreary sang a number, Warren Diehm spoke briefly, and Miss Irene Witcraft read scripture.
A Lititz farmer reported the top tobacco prices of 1934, selling 82 acres at 16 3 10 and other growers in the Brownstown and Talntage area reported 14 4 to 17 5 in a county sale. Buyers included General Cigar and Bayuk Cigar. Several growers sold small lots at varied rates with notes on buyers' stand bids.
Prothonotary announces accounts to be presented to the Court for confirmation nisi on Monday February 18 1935. Names include Maria Hauck Abram Frantz Mary Myer Lizzie Sourbeer and Mary Kern listed as weak minded with guardians Northern Trust and Savings Co Guardian Heiss and Susan G also named as guardians. John W Geir Prothonotary. 4t-ti4
D. 4 reported selling his crop of six acres to A. K. Mann for 15 and 8 cents.
A flurry of Sunday suppers and weekday calls across Eph rata Rothsville Bird-in-Hand Lititz Elizabethtown College Akron Harrisburg and Lancaster shows. Local residents including the Sweigarts Bowers Zimmermans and Kauffmans visited relatives and attended events while Mildred Miller and Paul Irvin joined friends for weekend calls. Mary Miley is listed as recovering from a two week illness.
Mr and Mrs George Boyd Alameda and Ralph Boyd spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Sanford Todd. Mrs Sue Ober Witmer and Mrs Ellen Longenecker were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs John Dittman. Mr and Mrs Monroe Forney Florin entertained Mr and Mrs Ira Longenecker and children. Mr and Mrs Adam Redeau entertained Mr and Mrs Isaac Hie
Mrs. John B. Minnich of York announces the birth of a daughter at York Hospital. Several local families including Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rohrer and others called on Sunday afternoon and evening.
The Loyal Daughters Class of United Brethren Church held a Friday banquet taught by Mrs. J. C. H. Light. Class officers are Ruth Wike president Mae Oehme secretary and Mae Woy treasurer.
A note highlights that interesting local news is found on every page of today's RECORD, inviting readers to browse for notable items. The brief emphasizes broad coverage across sections.
Letters of administration granted to J. B. Herr. Debtors urged to pay immediately. Creditors to present claims for settlement to the administrator in Lititz Pennsylvania. Jos. B. Wissler, Attorney. 6-47.
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