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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1931

Page

3

Lexington area social notes from local families

A long list of visitors and weekend guests includes Mrs Willis Shaar Rothsville and Harry Shaer Philadelphia with Norman Kline hosting. Families from Lititz Ephrata Manheim and other nearby towns share Sunday gatherings.

Willis Shaar Rothsville Harry Shaer Philadelphia Norman Kline Wm. Long Chilon Kenneth Herbert Buddy Ina Fay Jerre Carpenter Illway Morris Carpenter Kermit Singer Arry Bear Lititz Norman Eline Tidren Lorraine Norman, Jr Dorby Jane E Latter Willis Shaar Rothsville Harvey Markley Near Mahler’s Church John Hilton John Gerhart Lizzie Gerhart Gene Kleinfeltersville Elam Stark Wilson Spangler Harold and Ray Harry Steffy Near Erb’s Church John Mishler Waldeck Sadie Brown Phares Keller Paul Isaac Keller

May and Peter End Story at Mission Shelter

In a dramatic finale Peter defeats Ramsay’s mob at the mission where May, wounded yet devoted, protects him. They plan a new life funding a home for the homeless and walk toward the building site as a tearful May finds happiness with Peter. The tale closes on their hopeful, intimate vow.

Peter Ramsay May Shamsay

Keeping Well Watch Your Weight Omen

In Newcastle, Pennsylvania the city operates penny in the slot weighing machines. The report shows women only machines are used nearly four times as often as men’s, signaling a weight awareness but still a long road to healthier living. Overweight is common in middle age and signals potential serious conditions later. To reduce weight need less food and more work, plus reduce sugar fat and increase fruit vegetables and exercise. The guidance urges using weight readings to act, not simply acknowledge them.

Newcastle

Death by own action as 57 year old woman dies

Mrs Manassas Long 57 chose a national holiday for suicide. A son found her hanging by a cord to a bedpost in her room. she left a husband and seven children. Also in the region a Navy balloon landed near Nazareth and was moved to Lakehurst. Water shortage concerns surfaced in Hanover and McSherrystown. A Lebanon County speed racing issue led to a $25 fine. In Reading a 63 year old confectioner Benjamin Gates was shot by Roberta Pedrick after a dispute over property.

Lititz Ringgold Band Reading Sun Hill Eam Sheley Manheim Myr Abram Metzler Lexington Samuel BR. Keller Grace Samuel W. Elser J. W. Gerhart Rufus F. Heisey Columbia H. Arlington Gerhart McK. Elser’ Gerhart Hamburg Trui Manassas Long Easton United States Navy Lakehurst N. J Dryland Church Nazareth Samuel M. Bailey Jesse L. Kenworthy Daniel Harrigan Herbert Westcott Benjamin Gates Green Hills Morgantown Roberta Pedrick Green Hills Lake Colony Harry Hilzinger Oliver M. Wolff

Colleen: Irish Origin Meaning Girl in Use as Name

The term Colleen derives from Irish language meaning girl or servant. It is commonly used as a female given name and is pronounced kol een with the emphasis on the first syllable.

First United States Bakers Strike of 1741 in New York

The first strike in the United States occurred in New York City in 1741 when several journeymen bakers joined and refused to bake until wages rose.

United States New York City

Plymouth Introduces New Features For Cars

Local Plymouth and DeSoto dealer J F Longenecker announces a new Plymouth with Floating Power and Free-Wheeling. The design aims to reduce engine vibration by rubber mounting and natural-axis rocking, plus a dash-button control for four forward speeds. Other updates include Double-Drop Frame, Easy-Shift Transmission and greater horsepower.

Plymouth J. F. Longenecker DeSoto

Beginning the Century First centuries and second century defined

The 1901 era marks the start of the Twentieth century. A century begins with its first day and ends with the last day of its hundredth year. The First century spans years 1 to 100 inclusive and the Second from 101 to 200.

New Plymouth car debuts with bold styling and safety

Plymouth introduces a redesigned line featuring double drop frame and full size Safety-Steel body. Models include Roadster 535 dollars, Sport Roadster 595, Sport Phaeton 595, Coupe 565, Coupes with rumble seat 610, Convertible Coupe 645, Sedan 575, 4-door 635. Wire wheels standard, factory delivery and convenient payments offered.

Plymouth

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