Old-Fashioned Winter Returns in 1935 Weather
The piece recalls a long winter with foot-deep snow and deep freezes. It notes roads drifted shut and sledding conditions, comparing current cold with past decades. It reflects on public grumbling vs. nostalgia for harsher winters and hopes the season ends soon.
Death Toll From Cars Surpasses City Bombing Losses
The piece contrasts bombing by a foreign plane with yearly motor vehicle deaths. It notes about 50 000 U S war deaths, 52 000 automobile deaths in 18 months, and injuries reaching 850 000 annually, likening these figures to populations of large cities.
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Boston
Mass
United States
Borough Council Pay Bill Sparks Tax Questions in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg a bill would pay each borough councilman $120 annually for service at ten dollars per month. Lititz could face $600 extra yearly costs, while poorer boroughs with five councilmen may need tax hikes to cover the remuneration amid tight finances. The RECORD promises vocal news on today's pages.
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Turner
Lititz
Fox sighting and local happenings in Penn Township
A Tuesday report covers a fox sighting near John Connelly's farm, a Hogs chase on Main and Cedar Streets ending with Birney Oehme selling the hog, church remarks by Rev. Clement Reinke, and various local notes from Lititz and Penn Township including milk price, farming oddities, entertainments, and travel plans.
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Harry Kauffman
Horace Sturgis
John Connelly
Penn Township
Mt. Vernon
Main
Cedar Streets
Birney Oehme
Clement Reinke
Nagle
Lititz Moravian Church
Five R F D routes trimmed distance in 1910
Five local rural free delivery routes reduced in distance effective Tuesday. The shortest is Route No 1 at 23 miles. others run about 25 miles. Patrons cut off voice complaint as changes take effect across Lititz area.
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John Singer
SNOOPS Notes and Small Town Misadventures
A Lettner column chronicles a Pasadena visit with brother Jake returning from California to Lititz weighing 202 pounds and 18 pounds heavier at 220. A lighthearted recap covers a Wednesday show, two girls losing items outside, a gentleman returning a purse and hat, and a man buying a red necktie with a quip about pleasing his wife.
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Pasadena
California
Jake
Lititz
Cedar Street
Derrs Announce Birth of Daughter Shirley Jane
Mr and Mrs James Derr Jr announce the birth of a daughter named Shirley Jane on January 16 at their Lincoln Avenue home.
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James Derr, Jr
Shirley Jane
Lincoln Avenue
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