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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1932

Page

3

Local visitors share Sunday gatherings across Lancaster County

Penryn and nearby towns see a flurry of family visits with multiple households traveling to relatives in White Oak Reading Mastersonville Richland and Manheim. Gregarious Sunday scenes include dinner at Royersford and hospitality in Elm and Brunnerville as friends and kin spend time together.

Elam Showers White Oak Joe Young Reading Ira Brandi Joy Lewis Stauffer Rey Nye Robert Biemesderfer Claydon Burkholder Farmersville George Lauran Allen Ober Mastersonville Alice Ober Nora Ober Richland Norman Ober Sally Kauffman C. M. Aulthouse Manheim Charles Shay Harry Anna Shiffer G. Dohner Jacob Brubaker Elm Samuel Hess Carrie Smith Royersford Montgomery County Myer Paul Philadelphia Harry Shank Lloyd Shank

Infantile paralysis immunity and transmission study

An editorial overview from the Bureau of Laboratories in New York discusses infantile paralysis. It notes that most adults and many children develop immunity without symptoms and outlines the elusive poliomyelitis germ, its transmission challenges, and general prevention measures. It also mentions the unreliability of insect vectors in spreading the disease.

Water and Food Held Not Paralysis Carriers

Dr. William H. Park of New York City Department of Health says infantile paralysis spreads mainly by nose and throat secretions and that children should have ample water and healthy foods while staying clean. He sees no summer recurrence risk and notes last year’s epidemic likely conferred lifelong immunity to many exposed children.

William H. Park Bureau of Laboratories Department of Health New York City Park

Manheim Visitors Report Sunday Evening Calls

Keath and Mrs. Mary Bishop visited Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Bruckhart at Speedwell. Mr. and Mrs. James McMullen and daughter and Mrs. Mary McMullen of Manheim called on Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Bruckhart. A group including Mr. and Mrs. Goda, Amos Martin and daughter from Eph rata, Allan Yeagley, G. T. Lau of Lancaster, Irvin Showers and children of Manheim visited Edwin Yeagley. Ma and Mrs. Kennard Yeagley of West Willow called on the Yeagleys.

Keath Mary Bishop James McMullen Mary McMullen Manheim Nathan Bruckhart Speedwell Goda Amos Martin Ephrata Allan Yeagley G. T. Lau Lancaster Irvin Showers

Ed Yeagley on Saturday Evening

Mrs Emma Graul is spending the evening with Ed Yeagley on Saturday and plans to attend events together.

Yeagley Emma Graul

Week with Mr and Mrs William Graut at Manheim

Social notes mention a week with Mr and Mrs William Graut at Manheim. Several White Oak attendees appear including Misses Helen McMullen Anna Mae Showers Elma and Sara Jane Nye and visitors Jane and Lorna Long on Sunday.

William Graut Manheim Helen McMullen Anna Mae Showers White Oak Elma Sara Jane Nye Jane Lorna Long

Camp Nawakwa Events Highlight Mrs Jenkins Clippings

Health director Mrs. Jenkins of Camp Nawakwa at Biglerville has sent clippings on camp events. The Pioneer class of Senior High School Boys Camp began Sunday and a Gettysburg Times illustrated article covers the camp. The Daily Nawakwan issue notes a first aid class taught by Mrs. Jenkins and indicates many boys will attend this summer.

Sara Jenkins Camp Nawakwa Biglerville Jenkins Gettysburg Times Nawakwan

Executor and Executrix Notices for Lititz Estates

Estate of Lizzie Becker in Lititz calls all debts to be paid and claims presented to David W. Becker at 43 Friendship Street Philadelphia or Louis Wuebener Lititz Pa. Executor. Estate of Andrew Myers in Lititz calls all debts paid and claims presented to Katie Myers 466 Fast Main Street Lititz Pa Executrix.

Lizzie Becker Borough of Lititz Friendship Street Philadelphia Louis Wuebener David W. Becker Andrew Myers Fast Main Street Katie Myers

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