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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1930
Page
2
Farm calendar notes urge cows to drink ample water with feed, select fair exhibits by uniform types, plant perennials with sufficient moisture, renew strawberry beds after harvest, feed properly to reduce hen culls, control red mites with mite paint, and cut roses before 10 am or after 4 pm to prevent wilting.
NEFFSVILLE NEWS reports the U. B. Church Willing Workers class picnic set for Friday July 11 at Sandy Beach Park. Jr. C. E. Society held a Saturday church lawn picnic with prizes awarded to Marie Reidenbaugh Charles Frey Charles Corbett Bobby Frey Charles Klaus Erma Punkle Bernice Dunkle and Bernice Brookmyer among nineteen attendees. Nearby residents are noted visiting and hosting gatherings including trips to Reading Delaware Water Gap and Lancaster with several families listed.
Miss Miriam Todd spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Elmer Miller and family. Mrs Ivan Longenecker and daughters Mae and Miriam called on Mr and Mrs Simon Snyder. Mr and Mrs Thomas Erb entertained guests over the weekend including Mr and Mrs John Stewart John Becker Robert Stewart ety Lemmon Norman MacQueen of Philadelphia Clarence Erb of Jersey Shore and Mr and Mrs Reuben Erb and children Maria and Henry of Hazleton.
Jane Rogers presents kitchen and table setting tips with pastel glassware advice for serving iced beverages on the porch or in the garden. She suggests carrot preparation by boiling shredded carrots, draining, browning in butter, and glazing with sugar to win children over to the vegetable.
Springs Park events page lists multiple church Sunday schools picnics and family reunions across July and August. Notable items include Christ Lutheran Lancaster First Presbyterian Keller Family Reunions Lititz Union Sunday School Morgantown Faith Reformed Fasnacht Kling Kreider Emanuel and many Witmer Gantz Bomberger and Goss-Roth reunions with dates from July 10 to August 39.
The W. M. S. of the Evangelical Church will hold their July business meeting Thursday evening in the prayer meeting room. Independence Day passed quietly with locals spending time at Lititz and Ephrata. The town baseball team split July 4th games against Fivepointville and Cornwall, with home runs noted. A wedding dinner honored Harold and his bride recently wed. Several residents visited relatives in Washington, D. C. and Reading, while a barn fire at the Summy farm near Oregon caused destruction after a lightning strike.
Detectives arrest a 19 year old for pilfering about $30 weekly over three and a half years from a grocery where he worked. Frost prompts Clarion Frost records show monthly frosts for three years. First Presbyterian Church in Windber dedicated with Rev. Dr. Campbell presiding. A Harrisburg train accident fatally injures 19 year old railroad mail messenger Harry M. Kline near the State memorial bridge. Milford G. Pratt, 75, dies after falling from a cherry tree on his Richmond Twp. farm. Union City, N J residents in an auto crash near Bethlehem leave a two year old dead and several injured. Nicholas Kustibus is killed. Various local social notes include residents in Lancaster and Elizabethtown visiting Port Deposit and San Diego Park, with routine harvest activities and wasp stings.
Harry Speyd stepped on a nail last Tuesday but is able to be about again. The column lists numerous visits and calls among residents of Rome Lititz Brunnerville Manheim Rothsville Neffsville Reading Fleetwood and surrounding areas with families including the Spayd Vollertsen Frey Zell Hilbert Gable Musser Otto Kreider Shaub Long and other neighbors during the extended Fourth of July period.
Two large loads of machinery arrived in Denver last week from Paterson New Jersey and Westerhoff Bros plant. The machinery is being moved to the Denver Pennsylvania mill at Radio Regina singer Maites to Mamie en was imbedded Un 1, sueeite et 1a ws.
An advertisement offers Cystex to relieve bladder irritation causing backache and sleep disturbance. It promises quick improvement with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Available for 60 cents at L. N. Moyer's Drug Store in Lititz, Pennsylvania.
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