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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1932
Page
12
Penryn Fire Company plans a large festival on Saturday July 30 at the Penryn Picnic Grove. Activities run from 4 to 11 with chicken corn soup and sandwiches, music by Cooks German Band, and ample free parking.
Mr and Mrs Ephraim Eby held a family reunion at N Cedar Street on Sunday. Seven children attended with their families including Elmer Eby and daughter Helen and Frank Eby with three children among others from Lititz Scottdate Philadelphia and near Lititz.
The passage describes ancient cockroaches as among the first earth inhabitants, evolving from sea scorpions that shed scales and became wood lice spiders and giant dragonflies. These enormous creatures, some 80 inches across their wings, buzzed and crawled in prehistoric ferns and rushes as lumbering air dwellers.
The calendar ran from September 22 to September 21, with twelve 30 day months. Five extra days plus a leap day every four years created sans culottides dedicated to festivals. The leap day was called the day of the revolution.
Historic Amsterdam grew from a thirteenth century harbor to a premier mercantile center after refugees fled there from Spain. The 1602 Dutch East India Company boosted its wealth, making it a leading European trade hub for diamonds, precious stones, and gold with famed art galleries.
An overview explains atoms as miniature solar systems with a nucleus and orbiting electrons. It notes nuclei are made of protons and neutrons and questions how they bind without immediate explosion until the neutron’s role in element formation via electricity was understood.
A historical note describes campfire meals as soothing away travel fatigue and lists menus for hearty open air cooking. Items include Hot Steak Sandwiches with Onion and Chili Sauce, Oven Baked Beans, fresh cucumber pickles, cupcakes with peanut butter frosting, and bacon wrapped cheese bites.
The article advises light nourishing foods for children during hot weather and outlines cereal beverage recipes. It describes using whole milk with fruit toast and breakfast foods, plus optional bacon in small portions. It provides Boiled Method and Children’s Breakfast Beverage instructions yielding about 58 cups and servings for four.
The twenty fourth Fassnacht Reunion is planned for Saturday at Springs Park with a substantive program already arranged.
The Martin family held its first reunion yesterday afternoon at Springs Park. I. W. Martin of East Petersburg and H. K. Martin of Goodville led the organizing committee. An historical address was delivered by H. W. Martin of Lancaster and Rev. Nathan Martin of Lebanon.
The board attended to several matters and voted to postpone painting the exterior woodwork until next year. Dr Posey reported securing a lower coal price by timing purchases. An unbiased valuation of the building and furnishings was approved to reduce fire insurance costs. The meeting adjourned after further discussions.
A Cincinnati Enquirer item notes a young man’s thoughts on love contrasting with an older married man’s fishing trip that coincides with a house cleaning, signaling a turn in domestic matters.
Wanted middle aged woman active in church seeks position as housekeeper or companion. Inquire of D care of RECORD Office. atj28.
Eight-room house for rent with all conveniences at 218 EB Front Stretch. Apply to Hershey and Gibbell, 81128.
Public sale of a Manheim dwelling and household goods of late Ella E Buch on 1384 East Main Street Jaititz conducted by executor A Virginia Grosh. Sale times set for 8 P M D S T at Washington house Manheim and 1 P M at premises 1384 E Main St Jaititz.
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