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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
7
The Dorcas Circle hosts a Strawberry Festival on June 19 in the Lutheran church basement. On July 31 Brunnerville Union Church hosts a picnic with music by the Quincy Orphanage Band. A Union S. 8. picnic is planned for August 21 at Rothsville.
A Lititz Springs schedule lists numerous family reunions and church or fraternal events from June 10 through August 28. Entries include Stauffer, Sweigart, Leed, Druckenbrod, Zem Zem, Kling, Kopp, and many Lancaster and Reading area churches and unions with dates from June to August.
Warrants issued by West Chester Tax Collector Harold Hood for 1924 25 delinquents. Constable John Hawthorne to collect money or send offenders to jail, mostly women, with sums from 7.35 to 10.35. Hood vows full effort to recover taxes for borough and school. Past year saw one defaulter jailed briefly before paying. Also notes 30 000 seedlings to be planted on a Ku Klux Klan farm near Indiana Pa after vandalism last summer.
The flame of an acetylene torch can injure the eye with brightness similar to looking at the sun. If the retina shows afterimages when blinking, wear goggles. Prolonged exposure can cause permanent retina damage.
The text explains wool in rugs comes from global specimens and blends to achieve luster, strength, and long fiber. Turb er blending is said to enhance the rug’s finished appearance.
The moon's gravity causes ocean bulges as Earth rotates, creating tides. Tides are noticeable mainly on large bodies of water and are influenced by other celestial bodies.
The article argues modern homes contain every convenience except the family unit. It suggests family time is the missing element in the contemporary lifestyle and social structure.
Miss Helen F Dodge of Philadelphia holder of a Carnegie medal for heroism has been nominated as a candidate for the American Youth Award to be given by the Sesqui Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia from June 1 to December 1. She saved a drowning girl in Toms River New Jersey while fully dressed and with one arm injured.
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