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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1930
Page
4
The industrial picture shows considerable improvement with most plants running full time and more hiring. E K Adams Vic tor Radio reports 7 000 new hires last week and a projected 20 000 by August 1st. Coal miners return to work, cigar and textile sectors gain, and homes rise slowly as borough filter plant progresses.
Church notes describe upcoming services and events across local congregations. Highlights include a children oriented object sermon by Rev H J Eline, a John Hus memorial service with Louis Huebener address at Moravian cemetery, and decorated graves. Also reported are a Beginners' Department party at Springs Park with 120 attendees, a Manchester Indiana family musical program at Church of the Brethren, a Junior Lutheran League picnic at Tiershey's meadow, Otterbein Guild meeting at Miss Blanche Lengle's home, Sunshine Circle picnic with storm notes, and Bible classes outings at Penryn Park plus a Women's Bible Class gathering hosted by Rev H J Kline.
A garbled patriotic item blends a segment of America the Beautiful with a crude multilingual farewell to July 4. It laments war and blood memory while calling for peace and justice, referencing fireworks and public celebration amid darker recollections.
Norman Straub of Winfield Snyder County is jailed by Sunbury State Police for larceny in a complaint before Justice George D C Danner. He allegedly stole his brother in law Samuel Mull s auto and the Diller car on Broad Street, wrecking Mull s vehicle here, both recovered. Straub to be returned to Snyder County. arrest by Sheriff Cyril Bunkle.
Lancaster County Firemen urge erection of fire towers in the Welsh Mountains to prevent woodlands destruction. Dr E M Ranck calls for State Aid. petition to State Bureau. plans to insure members. survey of sentiment. 35 companies attend first meeting of fiscal year. funeral note for Amos Swarr. discussion of county and Keystone Fire Chiefs associations. tennis court materials surveyed with no standard.
Diet guidance from JOSEPHINE GIBSON of the Home Economics Dept urges variety in breakfast. It lists spring breakfast options using fruits, cereals, breads and recipes including Rice Flakes Waffles and Creole Beef on Toasted Muffins, with step by step preparation and servings.
A square of wheat on a chessboard grows to 18 466 744 073 709 551 615 kernels. Oraibi in Arizona claims oldest continuous settlement in the U S since 1870. The proverb United we stand, divided we fall lacks a single origin. A school home problem seeks to teach ancient morals plus modern motives. Washington streets feature ginkgo trees from China and Japan, with only the staminate form used in public plantings due to smelly fruit in the pistillate form.
Sharks teeth serve as currency in certain Pacific islands while in China they are mounted in zoid to create attractive decorative pieces.
A reader from Bellevue Pittsburgh shares that Konjola cured his ongoing health issues. He describes relief from gas bloating headaches and fatigue after use and praises the product for cleansing and stimulating organs. Sold at L. N. Moyer's Drug Store in Lititz and by major druggists in the region.
A list of ten image flaws points out errors such as a two arm boy with three arms, a missing rein, a single blinded bridle, shallow furrow, plow proximity to a stump, misaligned tugs, incorrect windmill type, bobber line suspended, and tall grass absent on freshly plowed ground.
Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown says disappointments remind us mortals must keep striving to learn despite miscalculations in life as shown by the Washington Star quote.
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