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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
4
The Record Printing Co editors J RB Johnson oversee a weekly Lititz publication. Addresses are listed for news and business communications at 9 South Broad Street Lititz Pa. Postal matter enters as second class.
May departs with blossoms and late frosts while June brings settled weather and growing promise. The text suggests June will reveal clearer magic through ripening fruit and grain, richer leaves, broader vistas, and a sense of contentment as spring's hopes mature.
Officials report about 800 million dollars in old size notes remain outstanding though few appear locally as the new smaller bills circulate.
Treasury officials estimate a large portion of old paper money will not return to the Treasury. Hoarding by misers and distrust of banks keep wealth hidden in dark corners, with foreigners and isolated communities also avoiding circulation. Debates note four hundred million dollars in paper, gold and silver. Maltas To Hear Report White Dove Commandery No 532 Knights of Malta calls for full attendance. Charles Hess to present his Brownsville Grand Commandery report.
A birthday party was held for Mrs Stephen Hertzog at her home near Millway on Saturday afternoon. Nearly one hundred guests attended and Mellinger's Orchestra provided the music.
The Manheim Auditorium has booked Trader Horn for Monday and Tuesday. The film is described as a marvel of filmland featuring astounding scenes on screen.
Silver Springs Maryland and nearby towns feature weekend visits and social calls among residents. Mentions include I Reidenbach and Beatrice Owl Hill. Anna Lutz visiting sister Elizabeth Hepp in New York. Walter Smith Minerva Haines in Nazareth. Phares Nolir and children visiting Hiram Bomberger. Ezra Lutz in Broomall and Penryn. Wilbur Light, Paul Elberts, Evelyn Light. Fred and Simon Risser from Markham Ontario with N B Seaman. Frank Ford and son visiting Roseville. W W Worley in Carlisle. C G Richard Moylan and Ezra Engle in Glen Mills. Harry Zook Camp Nill. Rev T O Shearer and daughter, J Elizabeth Mc Laughlin, Roland McCann as guests of E E Habecker. Joseph Miller and Margie Miller with Wayne Zartman visiting George Miller in Greensboro. A line notes the first asteroid discovery by Giuseppe Piozgi in TROL.
A Western Electric News account by James R. Parker details mountain society in Kentucky amid moonshine culture. The piece describes stills, methods of production, and local enforcement attitudes, plus anecdotes of entrance into mountain circles and drinking customs.
The Young People's Missionary Society of the Evangelical Congregational Church met at Miss Ids Miller's home on Sprace Street with 26 attendees. Mrs. W M Pfantz led devotions and Grace Lehn was pianist. Readings, reports, and a future meeting date were noted, with refreshments served.
The I. T. L. held its last term meeting with 25 to 125 attendees depending on weather. Mrs. W. K. Lockhart provided valued storytelling and a test on Temperance Tales was passed by Henry Shissler Elton Reed Marcus Hartranft Jane Keith Margaret Martin Marcella Engle Norma Putt Vera Wolf Lorraine Fry.
Bioassays measure drug potency through experiments on living animals or viable tissues. The method compares effects to reference standards, guiding dosage and safety decisions in pharmacology and toxicology research.
The fat tailed sheep found in Asia are notable for the large amount of fat along the tail. To prevent tail injury from dragging, some tails are supported by a small wheeled board. Tail fat is often used as a substitute for butter.
The term Georgia Crackers stems from the leather whip sashes called crackers carried by male drivers. The whip crack resembled a pistol shot, giving rise to the nickname used for the drivers and their team.
The Constitution was written section by section and voted on, then referred to the style committee for final drafting. After the preamble was placed in its proper place the complete document was voted upon as a whole.
The Christ of the Andes statue was cast from an old Argentine cannon by sculptor Mateo Alonzo. It was dedicated on March 18, 1904 and bears the inscription about Argentines and Chileans preserving peace at the Christ, the Redeemer. The statue stands on the boundary line between Argentina and Chile.
The Crane boat Alex La Valley became the first steamer to pass the Panama Canal on January 7, 1914, inaugurating commercial traffic with the steamer Ancor on August 15, 1914.
Government surveys reveal owls destroy far more rodents than small birds, challenging farmers’ beliefs that owls are pests. The findings suggest owls play a larger role in pest control than commonly credited, despite agricultural bans.
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