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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1935

Page

9

Pennsylvania to Hold State Republican Conclave After Primaries

M Harvey Taylor, state GOP chairman, plans a large Harrisburg meeting soon after the September primary. Delegates from every county will be chosen by population, aiming for at least 1000 attendees to adopt a declaration of principles and align with candidates on the ticket.

Cleveland M. Harvey Taylor Republican State Committee Pennsylvania Harrisburg

Chain letter targets Roosevelt pledges in Republican circle

A new anti Roosevelt chain letter circulates among Republicans claiming it cannot be stopped by Farley. It quotes September and October 1932 speeches accusing the administration of excess spending and urges federal spending reductions. It lists expenditure totals from 1789 to 1918 and three year totals for Roosevelt from 1934 to 1936.

Farley Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Washington Wilson

Peach grower expects bumper harvest at Lexington

Dr Hertz, famed Lexington peach grower, anticipates over one hundred bushels from his orchard as heat continues across Lancaster County. The item notes hot mid-summer temps with readings reaching the hundred-plus range and reports on local farming life, accidents, livestock, and community happenings around Rothsville Lititz and nearby towns.

Hertz Lexington Samuel Pfautz Rothsville Lincoln Hummer Hummer Johnson Miller Lititz Henry Moore Johnson Abe Baker Jos. Baker Samuel Grosh Broad Street

Hotel Sturgis Goodwill Sold to William Huber in 1910

William M. Huber of South Broad Street buys the goodwill and fixtures of the Hotel Sturgis from current occupant J A Shank and will assume possession next week. Huber once ran the Springs Hotel and was a popular landlord. The Evangelical Church auditorium reopens Sunday after seven weeks of redecoration. Misses Mary and Anna Meiskey head to Atlantic City for a week. Other Lancaster youths depart for Mt Gretna for ten days with a group. Herman C. McCloud and family from Clearfield visit his parents. Dentist D A Long had a quiet period following recent work.

Chauncey Sturgis Neffsville Frank Badorf Mt. Gretna Jenkins Cottage Ed. Coldren E. H E. Eby Cedar Street Jacob Gibbet M. J. Steiner Joseph Zahm Harry Zook David Bricker George L. Hepp Emily Miksch Mary Huebener Ella Buch H. C. Seldomridge Reedy Ezra Habecker Leon John Madlem Keystone Knitting Mills William M. Huber South Broad Street J. A. Shank Sturgis Huber Springs Hotel Evangelical Church Mary Anna Meiskey Atlantic City Margie Ritchie Mabelle Long Ethel Holtzhouse Ruth Bear Lancaster Herman C. McCloud Cleanfield D. A. Long

Farm Calendar Mulch and Pasture Tips for Healthier Crops

Mulch conserves moisture and reduces weeds with options like paper. Mowing pasture removes seedhead grass and brush to improve grazing. Clean housing and equipment prevent flock problems including tapeworm and coccidiosis, linking sanitation to better poultry health.

Earth and Tempel's Comet Passes Each Year

The Earth travels around the sun at 18 miles per second and crosses Tempel's comet orbit annually. Tempel's comet, however, completes its own orbit about the sun once every 3 1/2 years.

New Tone in Letters to Congressmen Praises Independence

The article notes a rising number of congratulatory letters to Congress members who voted against the Administration’s New Deal priorities. It suggests a growing dissent within the House, with more than half of Democrats opposing the Administration and a public perception that the New Deal push toward centralized control is losing momentum.

Congress Washington House

Maryland Visit Accounts Local Lititz Group Outing

Lititz residents spent Sunday at Red Point Maryland including Mr and Mrs Robert Hanna and family Mr and Mrs Charles Dus singer and family Mr and Mrs Clifford Helter and daughter Jake Brubaker and Miss Ella Mae Sharp Mr and Mrs Fred Spinner and daughter Mr and Mrs Lloyd Neff and family Mr and Mrs Chester Wertsch Mr and Mrs Floyd Starr and son Mr and Mrs Owen Badorf and daughter Mr and Mrs Harry Kready and Miss Mary Dus singer.

Lititz Red Point Maryland Robert Hanna Charles Dussinger Clifford Helter Jake, Brubaker Ella Mae Sharp Fred. Spinner Lloyd Neff Chester Wertsch Floyd Starr Owen Badorf Harry Kready Mary Dussinger

Lititz Springs Park Announces July August Events

A schedule lists July events at Lititz Springs Park including an Accapella Male Chorus concert on July 18 and various reunions on July 20 25 and 27. August brings Kling Kreider Mechanicsburg Leola Union and many more reunions plus a county W C T U convention August 28 29 at the Moravian Church.

Accapella Ladies’ Bible Class Trinity E. C. Church of Lititz Kaulp Faith Reformed Lancaster Fassnacht Kling T—Kreider Thurs Mechanicsburg Leola Union Picnic Grossman Killian Wenger Eshleman Kurtz Brubaker Roth

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