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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1931
Page
4
The Lititz Record lists its post office classification and contact address in Lititz Pennsylvania. It notes second class matter status and provides subscription information of 1.50 dollars per year.
In Lititz the fire company is praised for saving Isaac Erb’s barn and protecting life and property during a severe storm. The piece notes strong support for the fire crew and urges civic backing while recognizing nearby Ephrata projects like a swimming pool by merchants and a Community Ambulance funded by the Legion Post.
A fragment discusses Brillat-Savarin on fried foods and endorses pineapple fritters. It offers a tested Apple Cheese Fritters recipe with pineapple bits, cheese, and a sweet orange sauce, detailing measures and cooking steps for a hot, dessert-style treat.
Frederick W. Loehr, long associated with Bell system telephony, dies at Chicago aged 85. He served 51 years and two months, starting with Western Union and later Western Electric, contributing to manufacturing methods still used and spanning telegraph to modern telephone designs.
Lititz marks nearly three summers of its public pool and almost a year of the Community Ambulance, both providing valued service in the town.
Lancaster social notes list visits by Mr and Mrs John Pfautz of Pittsburgh to Lancaster hosts Mr and Mrs Charles Pfautz and family. Philadelphia guests, Miss Betty Graybill, Miss Luella Martin in Scranton, and others travel for visits to Thomaston Conn and Ocean Grove. A stray zoological line notes bird teaching bias.
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