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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1929
Page
7
The article suggests a cold meat cheese lettuce and bread supper with pickles and jelly for a light quick meal. It adds a method for French Fried potatoes in olive oil and describes Baked Corn and Tapioca Tomato Bisque with detailed ingredients and steps for a nutritious change.
A recipe combines tomato mixture with hot milk and croutons. Arthur Hackman, a tenant farmer, suffered a painful accident while removing a tobacco scaffold, slipping sixteen feet and injuring his right foot. Dr. Mentzer treated him. Also noted are Arlene Hacker and Maude Bixler returning from Atlantic City and Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Bender visiting local residents.
Estate of Alice A Hertzler late of Lititz Borough deceased has administration granted to the undersigned. Those indebted must pay immediately and those with claims or demands should present them for settlement. Administrators e. t. a. Joseph B Wissler, Attorney. R E Worley Lititz Pa and Dr J W Royer Terre Hill Pa.
Friday plans include a visit to daughter Mrs Louise Gude and family. Samuel Hauenstein of Pittsburgh is spending two weeks at his parents Squire and Mrs E B Hauenstein's home.
A list of upcoming church events and family reunions in Lancaster and Reading areas from July to September. Entries include Advent Lutheran, Evangelical, Christ Lutheran, St. Mark's, St. Paul's, Covenant U B, Faith Reformed, Keller, Kulp, Lititz Union, Fassnacht, First Baptist, St. Luke's, Leola, Mechanicsburg, Grosman, Kling, Memorial, Kreider, Emanuel, Kemper, Wenger, Witmer, Newgard & Gantz, Bomberger, Roth, Butzer, Frymeyer, Elser-Oberlin, with dates ranging July 9 to September 7.
Twenty new members joined the Lancaster County Firemen's Association at the Friday night Denver meeting attended by over 250 members. Dr. E. M. Ranck reported on Delaware County Association work and Rev. W. S. Brendie spoke on The Man Who Counts. John Landis presided, naming executive and various committees. Cups were presented to five companies from the Lititz county parade.
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