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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1931
Page
6
The maternity death rate in the United States is higher than in any other civilized country. Per 1,000 Ilva births, 6.5 mothers are lost. It is believed that with adequate maternity eary two-thirds of the lives thus lost might be saved.
A proposed ordinance amends a 1893 and 1889 ordinance regulating hawkers peddlers in Lititz Borough Lancaster County Pennsylvania. It tightens sale rules and requires a borough license with reduced fees for hawkers peddlers with horse wagon or automobile set at one dollar per single trip and fifty cents per trip for foot peddlers.
Harvest beans peas and sweet corn promptly to preserve edibility. Leafy greens may be picked when edible portions reach a fair size. Plant moisture essential for new borders. Protect potatoes with sprays every 5 to 7 days to guard against blight and scorch. Visit plans for young pines and prevent weed choking. Help calves grow with ample feed and water. Plan to attend the Pennsylvania State College Potato Exposition August 5 and 26.
Clay Cullings visited her daughter Mrs El Rock on Thursday His Whitcraft family members spent time with relatives in Middle Creek Gertrude Snyder attended Mrs Myers Bareville event Samuel Nissley and guests visited Weidman on Sunday Rufus Heisey and son Elwood visited Elm relatives W Gerhart spent Thursday in Lititz Lloyd Ober and son Jell drove to Lancaster Valley Hospital on Monday
In pursuance of an Order of Lancaster County Court, a public sale will be held at 48 Center Street Lititz Penna. for a lot on the east side of South Center Street with frontage on South Cedar Street, a two story frame house No 1119 South Cedar Street and adjacent alley frontage. The dwelling has electric light and water. At the same time and place the undersigned will sell an entire line of household goods including leather furniture walnut bookcase dining set coal range refrigerator and more. Sale starts 1 PM DST. terms announced.
Charles B. Siegel named executor of Amanda S. Rapp as the deceased’s representative. Auctioneer J.B. Hassler, clerks J. Sep h Wissler attorney J. Wissler referenced. No further details provided.
A Moody Bible Institute lesson outlines how persecution fueled Christian expansion. It centers on Stephen’s martyrdom, the scattering of believers, and the spread of the gospel to Antioch, with the theme that persecution strengthens faith and advances the church. The lesson cites Acts 7 and 8, and 1 Peter 4.
A church prayerful message proclaims that Christ finally triumphs beyond obstacles and disappointments. It emphasizes enduring suffering and loss while affirming Christ as eternal conqueror, with a closing prayer for needed help.
A religious reflection quotes a preacher A J Gordon on the crown of glory and the cross of self denial noting that the highest bidder is the lowliest bearer of the cross.
Route Three notes frequent neighboring visitors at Marietta events. Amos Witman and family attended the Shilling reunion at Cassel's Park, while Paul Markley and son visited Elen Longenecker. Dozens called at the Wikerd home as Mrs. Wikerd recovers, and many others were noted at family gatherings and church meetings across Manheim area.
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