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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1931
Page
8
Local news notes that members of the Aid Society relocated from town about fourteen years ago, with details on the community impact and ongoing activities referenced in continuation from page 1.
St. Pauls Lutheran Church hosts a picnic at Webers In The Woods on Saturday. The Evangelical Congregational Church Young People's Missionary Society meets Monday at the McCloud bungalow in Brownstown at 730 PM. attendees travel from the church by car. Reunions booked for Springs Park include August 8 Grossmane clan August 29 Longenecker clan and September 12 Snyder clan. Dr. Harry Herr spoke to the Rotary Club on Osteopathy with visitors from Lancaster. Elizabeth Lippett, died in Reading at 90, formerly lived in Lititz. Paul Longenecker, 3, fractured his right arm. Henry Tennis of Zion Home for the Aged fell 12 feet but only suffered a cut lip and sprained wrist. Richard Weitzel had tonsils removed at Lancaster General. Miss Hazel Bentzel resigns to be librarian at Erie PA. six last-year teachers won’t return. Misses Margaret Longenecker Mildred Young Dorothy Hess and Sarah Groff spending two weeks at Kepler Lodge. Mr and Mrs William P Ross of Long Branch NJ visited town. Mr and Mrs Harry Myers and family and Mr and Mrs Gilbert Myers and Mr and Mrs Robert Kling spent Sunday at Sandy Beach.
A string of dinners and weekends finds Mrs Elwood Farlow in Pittsburgh with Mrs James McKechnie while Mrs Wm Cox of Princeton stays ten days with Mrs Kathryn Baer. Doris and LaMar Farlow visit Penryn with Mrs Emma Graut and several Lancaster friends tour Camp Nawakwa Biglerville Pa.
A well kept hive in a favorable area yields about a pound of honey in 45 minutes, earning roughly 20 to 22 cents daily.
The New York State College of Agriculture estimates a mature apple tree bears about 50 000 leaves. This figure reflects typical tree size and foliage density used in agricultural summaries.
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